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Question 1 of 10.
You are the logistician in charge of moving all the technical data to a Cloud Service
provider. What should be your first step?
Identify the Impact Level
Obtain Buy-In from Leadership
Exchange information with the Cloud vendors
Determine the cost
Question 2 of 10.
You are assigned to review the engineering drawing for the correct format. The drawing is
for a type 3D native model. What is your response about the drawing?
Drawing is almost correct since it is a blue print
Drawing is correct; a 3D native model
Not a 3D native model
None of these responses is correct.
Question 3 of 10.
You are assigned as lead logistician to lead a team and to develop an Intellectual Property
Strategy concept for a new weapon system. What would you state to the team in terms of
an IP data management strategy?
Only obtain computer software source code
Obtain the essential, proper and necessary data via a Contract Data Requirement List
Obtain all the data developed under the contract via a Contract Data Requirement List
Only list the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS) clauses in the
Intellectual Property Strategy
Question 4 of 10.
What would be the Configuration Management Baseline for Navy’s ship fuel pump that
would contain the full list of performance specifications, material/process specifications, all
engineering drawings, and associated lists? (This is essentially all of the technical data
necessary to acquire or manufacture the pump.)
Product
Functional
Allocated
Question 5 of 10.
After the Army’s new software-defined radio is developed and deployed, we want to solicit
alternative sources for sustaining it in the field. Which of the following data rights will
enable us to share the necessary technical data with an alternative product support
provider? Select two that apply.
Limited Rights
None of the answers are correct
Government Purpose Rights
Unlimited Rights
Question 6 of 10.
What level of Technical Data Package is required for a newly developed Army truck that
has entered into the Production and Deployment phase of the Major Capability Acquisition
pathway?
Development level
Conceptual level
Product level
None of the answers are correct
Question 7 of 10.
After importing a GEIA-STD-0007-compliant Logistics Product Database file, your
powerLOG-J presents an error screen with a message calling out a violation. What is the
most effective and proper way to correct this identified violation?
Ignore this error message; database import errors are not a concern when conducting or
evaluating Supportability Analysis.
Cancel the import and call LOGSA powerLOG-J customer support for assistance.
Since you have seen this kind of error before, make the correction yourself and inform your IPT.
Report the error through your Integrated Product Team so the violation can be evaluated for
contract compliance and corrective action can be taken as necessary.
Question 8 of 10.
What logistics product data would be requested by submitting a completed CDRL for a
new four ton folk lift to be delivered to the Army?
Test Reports
Interface Control Drawings
System Requirement Specification
Preservation and Packing Data
Question 9 of 10.
What is the correct Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) for a new Navy Destroyer ship? Use
the WBS containing alternatives “a,” “b,” “c,” and “d,” to choose your answer.
Alternative a.
1.0 Sea
System
1.1 Ship
1.1.1 Hull Structure
1.1.2 Propulsion Plant
1.1.2.1 Engine
1.1.2.2 Main Reduction
Gear
1.2 Systems
Engineering
1.2.1 Core Systems
Engineering
Alternative b.
1.0 Sea
System
1.1 Hull Structure
1.2 Propulsion Plant
1.1.2.1 Engine
1.1.2.2 Main Reduction Gear
Alternative c.
2.0 Propeller
2.1 Systems Engineering
3.0 Technical Manuals
3.1 Propulsion Plant technical manual
Alternative d.
1.0 Ship
1.1 Gas Turbine
1.1.1 Compressor assembly
1.2 Lube oil pump
1.2.1 440 Volt systems
2.0 Integrated Logistics
support
2.1 Training
2.2 Spare parts list
b
c
a
d
Question 10 of 10.
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The lube oil purifier for a DDG 51 Class Destroyer failed during production builders trials
due to an unreliable bearing.
Which three of the following IPS Elements in Page 3, Block 38, of the ECP Form are most
likely to be effected?
Training & Training Support
Product Support Management
Support Equipment
Technical Data
Packaging, Handling, Storage, and Transportation (PHS&T)
Manpower & Personnel
Design Interface
Facilities & Structure
Maintenance Planning & Mgmt
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