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Block VII, Unit 1
Deployed Support Capability
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Provides supplies and force support to military and civilian personnel assigned to contingency locations. (1-1) | Prime Readiness in Base Services (Prime RIBS) |
| Some of the basic support Prime RIBS provides includes...(1-1) | 1)food service, 2)mortuary affairs, 3)lodging 4)fitness and rec, 5)laundry support, 6)learning resource center, 7)NAF resale, 8)Protocal capabilities |
| Each Prime RIBS team is capable of...(1-1) | Initial food service, billeting, recreation programs, and mortuary operations for up 1200 people. |
| Four core Prime RIBS missions (1-2) | 1)Food Service 2)Lodging 3)Laundry Operation 4)Mortuary Operations |
| Learning Resource Center (LRC) mission and purpose...(1-3) | Centralize access and use of worldwide education, knowledge, and information for deployed personnel. |
| The LRC should provide ____ capabilities including DANTES, CLEP, and PME, and correspndence courses. (1-3) | Educational |
| Two functions the LRC plays in a deployed environment. (1-3) | Education & Diversions |
| Marketing program goals. (1-4) | To recognize the needs and expectations of customers and potential customers, tailor marketing programs to meet those needs, and communicate the right message to the right market. |
| One of the best ways to maximize your programming efforts.(1-4) | Knowing your customer |
| Helps provide successful and effective recreation programs.. .(1-4) | Marketing tools and calenders |
| The most effective method of promotion, but reaches fewer people.(1-5) | Personal contact |
| An important element to keep Airmen connected and are specifically set up for morale purposes; not for official use. (1-5) | Telephones & Computers |
| Differences with in women, enlisted, minorities, language, and local customs present... (1-6) | Unique challenges at a deployed location |
| Additional challenges for protocol in deployed location. (1-6) | Operating Environments, Joint Operations, Coalition Operations |
| Three types of security needs protocol personnel need to be aware of. (1-7) | Security/OPSEC/COMSEC |
| An excellent management tool for familiarizing newly assigned personnel with their duties. (1-8) | Having a Continuity Folder |
| It's important to be aware of your boss'...(1-8) | Wants, likes, and dislikes |
| It's important to be aware of another culture's...(1-8) | Local customs and courtesies |
| A great morale booster, especially if the resale items meet customer's needs. (1-8) | NAF Resale Operations |
| Resale with focus on providing health and hygiene items for deployed personnel between 15-30 days of deployment. (1-8) | Initial NAF Resale |
| Resale expanded to include morale items like sodas, candy, magazines about day 30 of a deployment. (1-8) | Expanded NAF Resale |
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