3-22.
3-23.
3-24.
3-25.
3-26.
The SV-2B survival vest provides
maximum storage for survival
equipment.
In addition, it
provides for integration of which
of the following items?
1.
A life preserver
2.
Anti-g coveralls
3.
A chest-mounted oxygen
regulator
4.
All of the above
3-27.
3-28.
Learning Objective:
Identify
requirements for wearing anti-
exposure suits.
Antiexposure suits must be worn
in what maximum water
temperature?
1.
32°F or below
2.
40°F or below
3.
50°F or below
4.
65°F or below
What maximum air temperature
requires that antiexposure suits
be worn?
1 . 32°F
or below
2.
40°F or below
3.
45°F or below
4.
50°F or below
The antiexposure assemblies
should be sized to aircrew
members by using their
1.
suit size
2.
height, weight, and chest
measurements
3.
chest and height measurements
4.
torso measurement.
The CWU-23/P liner is supplied in
how many sizes?
1.
8
2.
10
3.
12
4.
14
The CWU–62/P antiexposure
coverall is supplied in how many
sizes?
1.
9
2.
10
3.
11
4.
12
If neck seal trimming is
necessary, trimming increments
should not be more than
1.
one-eighth inch at a time
2.
one-quarter inch at a time
3.
one–half inch at a time
4.
one inch at a time
3-29.
3-30.
3-31.
Learning Objective: Identify
the characteristics of the
A/P22P-6(V)2 and A/P22P-6A(V)2
antiexposure assemblies.
SRU–25/P rubber socks
selected based on the aircrew
members boot size
1.
True
2.
False
When attaching
The A/P22P series antiexposure
assemblies are designed to be a
3-32.
the rubber socks
1. quick-donning type
2. continuous wear type
3. both 1 and 2 above
to the antiexposure assembly, how
many stitches per inch are used?
1.
2 to 6
2.
3 to 5
3.
5 to
7
4.
8 to 10
What is the only difference
between the A/P22P-6(V)2 and the
A/P22P-6A(V)2 antiexposure
assemblies?
Learning Objective: Maintain,
repair, and place anti-g garments
into service.
1. The type of coveralls
2. The type of material
3. The type of gloves
4. The type of liner
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