For trainees heading to Air Force Basic Military Training at JBSA-Lackland, Air Force ROTC and Academy candidates, and aviation fans. Covers the core values, Airman's Creed and oaths, Air Force history, aircraft and their designations, how flight works, how the Air Force is organized, and BMT life and drill.
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The three core values, the Airman's Creed word for word, the enlisted and officer oaths, the six articles of the Code of Conduct, and the UCMJ articles new Airmen hear about first.
41 total questions
Card #1
What are the three Air Force Core Values?
Card #2
In what year did the Air Force publish its Core Values in the booklet known as the 'Little Blue Book'?
Card #3
Which line opens each of the four stanzas of the Airman's Creed?
1. An Airman notices an error in their own maintenance paperwork that no inspector would ever catch, and reports it anyway. Which core value are they living out?
2. A unit is short-handed before a deployment, and an Airman gives up approved weekend leave to help finish the preparation. Which core value does this show?
3. After hours, an Airman studies technical orders and practice tests to cut their error rate and earn the next qualification early. Which core value fits best?
1. Airman's Creed: 'I am an American Airman. I am a Warrior. I have answered my Nation's ___.'
Hint: What a nation does when it asks for volunteers
2. Airman's Creed: 'My mission is to Fly, Fight, and ___.'
Hint: Three words, three syllables
3. Airman's Creed: 'I am faithful to a Proud Heritage, A Tradition of Honor, And a Legacy of ___.'
Hint: Bravery in battle
