NCOA Study Guide For Nuclear Enterprise, Cross Cultural Awareness, And Airmanship
Questions and Answers
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According to the Nuclear Enterprise lesson, ensures nuclear weapons system reliability through exhaustive testing, inspection, and maintenance program to guarantee the weapons and delivery systems will work; and that only those persons whose behavior demonstrates integrity and reliability shall be allowed to perform duties associated with nuclear weapons. Additionally, nuclear deterrence is the prevention from action by fear of consequences..
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Safety
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Security
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Reliability
Correct Answer
C. ReliabilityExplanation
The given correct answer for this question is "reliability". This is because the explanation states that the nuclear enterprise ensures reliability through testing, inspection, and maintenance programs to guarantee that the weapons and delivery systems will work. It also mentions that only individuals demonstrating integrity and reliability are allowed to perform duties associated with nuclear weapons. Therefore, reliability is a key factor in the nuclear enterprise to ensure the effectiveness and functionality of the weapons and systems.Rate this question:
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According to the Nuclear Enterprise lesson, is one of three key elements of nuclear surety. It is protection of nuclear assets against unauthorized access, and the protection against unauthorized actions, vandalism, sabotage, and malevolent damage. Additionally, non-proliferation is the goal of world leaders to prevent the production, distribution, and use of nuclear weapons.
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Reliability
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Security
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Safety
Correct Answer
B. SecurityExplanation
The correct answer is "security" because it refers to the protection of nuclear assets against unauthorized access and actions, vandalism, sabotage, and malevolent damage. In the context of the Nuclear Enterprise lesson, security is one of the three key elements of nuclear surety, highlighting its importance in safeguarding nuclear materials and preventing any unauthorized use or harm.Rate this question:
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According to the Nuclear Enterprise chapter, is one of three key elements of nuclear surety. It consists of program guidance, system evaluation, safety assurance, and for conduct of safe nuclear weapon system operations.
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Safety
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Security
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Reliability
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A. SafetyExplanation
Safety is one of the three key elements of nuclear surety, as mentioned in the Nuclear Enterprise chapter. It encompasses program guidance, system evaluation, and safety assurance for the conduct of safe nuclear weapon system operations. This implies that safety measures are crucial in ensuring the proper functioning and operation of nuclear weapons, minimizing the risk of accidents or unintended consequences.Rate this question:
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According to the Nuclear Enterprise chapter, is maintain through exhaustive testing, inspection, and maintenance program to guarantee the weapons and delivery systems will work if ever called upon.
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Safety
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Security
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Reliability
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C. ReliabilityExplanation
According to the Nuclear Enterprise chapter, the weapons and delivery systems are maintained through exhaustive testing, inspection, and maintenance programs to guarantee that they will work if ever called upon. This suggests that the focus is on ensuring that the weapons and delivery systems are reliable and will perform as intended. Therefore, the correct answer is reliability.Rate this question:
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According to the Nuclear Enterprise chapter, is the total spectrum of procedures, facilities, equipment, and personnel employed to protect nuclear weapon. In this scenario, security of the nuclear weapons is compromised due to uncertainty of the alarm system integrity.
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Safety
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Security
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Reliability
Correct Answer
B. SecurityExplanation
The correct answer is security. According to the information provided, the total spectrum of procedures, facilities, equipment, and personnel employed to protect nuclear weapons is referred to as security. In this scenario, the security of the nuclear weapons is compromised due to uncertainty about the integrity of the alarm system.Rate this question:
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According to the Nuclear Enterprise chapter, is total spectrum of procedures, facilities, equipment, and personnel employed to protect nuclear weapon which is in question in this scenario.
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Safety
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Security
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Reliability
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B. SecurityExplanation
According to the Nuclear Enterprise chapter, the term "security" refers to the total spectrum of procedures, facilities, equipment, and personnel employed to protect nuclear weapons. In this scenario, the question is asking for the term that encompasses all these measures. Safety refers to measures taken to prevent accidents or mishaps, while reliability refers to the dependability and effectiveness of the weapons. Therefore, the correct answer is security.Rate this question:
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According to the Cross-Cultural Awareness chapter, Air Force Model illustrates how you can influence your environment through active learning approaches coupled with knowledge and motivation. By taking what airman learn from pamphlets developed by the Air Force Cultural and Language Center.
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Learning and Knowledge
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Political and Social Relations
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Cross-Cultural Competence
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Negotiate
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Communication
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C. Cross-Cultural CompetenceExplanation
The Air Force Model mentioned in the passage emphasizes the importance of cross-cultural competence. This means having the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to effectively interact and communicate with individuals from different cultures. By actively learning and staying motivated, individuals can influence their environment and improve their cross-cultural competence. This is supported by the mention of pamphlets developed by the Air Force Cultural and Language Center, which likely provide information and resources to enhance cross-cultural understanding.Rate this question:
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According to the Cross-Cultural Awareness chapter, is one of twelve domains of culture humans commonly organize cultural knowledge, belief, and behavior. In this domain, it addresses the method of teaching children the skills and knowledge they will need to function as adults in society.
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Learning and Knowledge
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Political and Social Relations
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Cross-Cultural Competence
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Negotiate
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Communication
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A. Learning and KnowledgeExplanation
Learning and Knowledge is one of twelve domains of culture that humans commonly organize cultural knowledge, belief, and behavior. In this domain, it addresses the method of teaching children the skills and knowledge they will need to function as adults in society.Rate this question:
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According to the Cross-Cultural Awareness chapter, is one of the domains of culture. Interaction with the local community, with a patterned way of applying power in a society to lawfully regulate behavior.
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Learning and Knowledge
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Political and Social Relations
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Cross-Cultural Competence
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Negotiate
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Communication
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B. Political and Social RelationsExplanation
According to the information provided, one of the domains of culture mentioned in the Cross-Cultural Awareness chapter is "Interaction with the local community, with a patterned way of applying power in a society to lawfully regulate behavior." This description aligns with the concept of Political and Social Relations, which refers to the way power is structured and exercised in a society, as well as how individuals and groups interact within that society. Therefore, Political and Social Relations is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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According to the Cross-Cultural Awareness chapter, your relatation with individuals from other cultures to work effectively. Communicating with a tribal elder to overcome misunderstandings. Through , the mission is accomplished successfully.
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Learning and Knowledge
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Learning and Knowledge
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Cross-Cultural Competence
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Negotiate
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Communication
Correct Answer
E. CommunicationExplanation
The correct answer is "Communication" because it is mentioned in the question that in order to work effectively with individuals from other cultures, one needs to communicate with them. This implies that effective communication is key in overcoming misunderstandings and achieving successful outcomes in cross-cultural interactions.Rate this question:
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According to the Cross-Cultural Awareness chapter, you to overcome differences and resolve conflict to overcome misunderstandings.
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Learning and Knowledge
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Political and Social Relations
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Cross-Cultural Competence
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Negotiate
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Communication
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D. NegotiateExplanation
In the Cross-Cultural Awareness chapter, the suggested approach to overcome differences and resolve conflict is through negotiation. This means engaging in a dialogue and finding a mutually acceptable solution to address misunderstandings. Negotiation allows for open communication, understanding different perspectives, and finding common ground, which can help bridge cultural gaps and promote effective cross-cultural interactions.Rate this question:
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According to the Cross-Cultural Awareness chapter, alone is insufficient to achieve cross-cultural competence. To exert positive influence in culturally complex environments, Airmen must be able to “operationalize” their knowledge.
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Learning and Knowledge
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Political and Social Relations
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Cross-Cultural Competence
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Negotiate
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Communication
Correct Answer
A. Learning and KnowledgeExplanation
To achieve cross-cultural competence, simply having knowledge and learning about different cultures is not enough. Airmen need to be able to apply and use this knowledge effectively in real-life situations, which is referred to as "operationalizing" their knowledge. This means that they should be able to use their learning and knowledge to navigate and understand the complexities of different cultures, and to communicate and negotiate effectively in culturally diverse environments.Rate this question:
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: refers to, skilled practitioners, and combatants of air, space, and cyberspace warfare
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Airmanship
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Culture
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Heritage
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A. AirmanshipExplanation
Airmanship refers to the skills, knowledge, and attitudes possessed by skilled practitioners and combatants in air, space, and cyberspace warfare. It encompasses the ability to effectively operate and navigate in these domains, as well as the understanding of the principles and practices of aviation. Airmanship also includes a strong emphasis on safety, professionalism, and ethical behavior. It is a crucial aspect of military operations and ensures the successful execution of missions in these warfare domains.Rate this question:
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: something transmitted by or acquired from a predecessor.
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Airmanship
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Culture
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Heritage
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C. HeritageExplanation
Heritage refers to something transmitted by or acquired from a predecessor. It is often used to describe traditions, beliefs, customs, or objects that have been passed down from previous generations. In the context of the given options, airmanship and culture do not necessarily imply a transmission from a predecessor, whereas heritage implies a connection to the past and the passing down of knowledge or objects from previous generations. Therefore, heritage is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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According to the Air Force Culture chapter, all Air Force members must adhere to standards of neatness, cleanliness, and discipline is the ability of an individual Airman to present a perfect appearance. Is supported by conducting an open rank inspection and enforcing standards. A distinct hallmark of military precision
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Personal Pride and Confidence
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Inspections and Discipline
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Teamwork and Esprit de Corps
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Culture and Heritage
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Military Culture and Airmanship
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B. Inspections and DisciplineExplanation
The correct answer is "Inspections and Discipline." This is supported by the statement that all Air Force members must adhere to standards of neatness, cleanliness, and discipline. Conducting open rank inspections and enforcing standards are ways to ensure that these standards are being met. This demonstrates the importance of inspections and discipline in maintaining a perfect appearance and upholding the values of the Air Force.Rate this question:
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: is a set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes a group or an organization
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Airmanship
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Culture
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Heritage
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B. CultureExplanation
Culture refers to a set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterize a group or an organization. It encompasses the beliefs, behaviors, customs, and social norms that are passed down from generation to generation within a particular community or society. Culture shapes the way individuals within a group think, behave, and interact with one another. It influences their perceptions, decision-making processes, and overall way of life. Culture plays a significant role in shaping the identity and cohesion of a group or organization, and it can have a profound impact on its members' attitudes, behaviors, and overall functioning.Rate this question:
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According to the Air Force Culture chapter, is a developed by performing Inspections, Drill, and Ceremonies. It provides a means of enhancing morale, developing a spirit of cohesion, and presenting traditional and well-executed ceremonies which affect unit effectiveness.
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Inspections and Discipline
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Personal Pride and Confidence
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Teamwork and Esprit de Corps
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Culture and Heritage
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Military Culture and Airmanship
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B. Personal Pride and ConfidenceExplanation
The correct answer for this question is "Personal Pride and Confidence." According to the Air Force Culture chapter, personal pride and confidence are developed by performing inspections, drill, and ceremonies. This helps to enhance morale, develop a spirit of cohesion, and present traditional and well-executed ceremonies that ultimately affect unit effectiveness.Rate this question:
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According to the Air Force Culture chapter, is taught and developed through Drill and Ceremonies which affect the mission effectiveness.
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Inspections and Discipline
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Personal Pride and Confidence
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Teamwork and Esprit de Corps
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Culture and Heritage
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Military Culture and Airmanship
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C. Teamwork and Esprit de CorpsExplanation
Teamwork and Esprit de Corps is taught and developed through Drill and Ceremonies which affect the mission effectiveness. This means that by practicing and participating in drill and ceremonies, members of the Air Force learn the importance of working together as a team and fostering a sense of camaraderie and pride. This teamwork and esprit de corps contribute to the overall effectiveness of the mission, as it promotes unity, cooperation, and a shared sense of purpose among the members of the Air Force.Rate this question:
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According to the Culture and Heritage chapter, is developed mainly through military drill. Such as Retreat ceremony could possibly help. Air Force culture and heritage and it's importance of retreat ceremony. The words that motivate the Airmen to feel honor for their participation which will likely increase mission effectiveness
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Inspections and Discipline
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Personal Pride and Confidence
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Teamwork and Esprit de Corps
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Culture and Heritage
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Military Culture and Airmanship
Correct Answer
C. Teamwork and Esprit de CorpsExplanation
The correct answer is "Teamwork and Esprit de Corps". According to the information provided, military culture and heritage are developed mainly through military drill, such as the retreat ceremony. This ceremony helps to instill a sense of honor and pride in the Airmen, which in turn increases mission effectiveness. Teamwork and Esprit de Corps are important aspects of military culture and heritage, as they foster a sense of unity, camaraderie, and cooperation among the Airmen. This promotes a strong team dynamic and enhances overall mission success.Rate this question:
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According to Culture and Heritage chapter, understanding of the helps the NCO explain many of the current beliefs, actions and roles that determines the success of the military organization as a whole.
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Inspections and Discipline
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Personal Pride and Confidence
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Teamwork and Esprit de Corps
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Culture and Heritage
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Military Culture and Airmanship
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D. Culture and HeritageExplanation
Understanding culture and heritage helps the NCO explain many current beliefs, actions, and roles within the military organization. Culture and heritage encompass the shared values, traditions, and history that shape the military's identity and unity. By understanding these aspects, NCOs can better guide and motivate their subordinates, foster teamwork and esprit de corps, and instill personal pride and confidence. Additionally, knowledge of culture and heritage allows NCOs to effectively uphold inspections and discipline, as they can explain the importance and significance behind certain practices and regulations.Rate this question:
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According to Culture and Heritage chapter, comprises the beliefs and attitudes within a military organization that shape its collective preferences toward the use of force. These beliefs and attitudes are shaped by what we know and believe about the use of military force in four dimensions: speed, range, altitude, and time; and their relationship to the air and space-operating environment.
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Inspections and Discipline
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Personal Pride and Confidence
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Teamwork and Esprit de Corps
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Culture and Heritage
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Military Culture and Airmanship
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E. Military Culture and Airmanship -
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