3-45.
Where is the gated D-ring
attached to the MA-2 torso
harness?
1.
Left and right shoulders
2.
Right shoulder
3.
Left shoulder
4.
Cross-connector strap
3–46.
Which of the following activities
would you consult to determine if
a custom made torso harness is
necessary?
1
AIMD
2.
NETPMSA
3.
NAVAIRDEVCEN
4.
Physiology unit
3-47.
When fitting the MA-2 torso
harness,
the ideal location for
the male kock fittings should be
1.
in the hollow below the
collar bone when the aircrew
member is standing
2.
in the hollow below the
collar bone when the aircrew
member is sitting
3.
in the hollow below the
COllar bone when the aircrew
member is sitting or standing
4.
two inches below the collar
bone
3-48.
How many types of inspections are
performed on the MA-2 torso
harness?
1.
One
2.
Two
3.
Three
4.
Four
1. 10
2. 12
3. 15
4. 17
3-49.
The calendar inspection must be
done how often?
3-54.
1.
Once a month
2.
Every
210 days
3.
Every 61 days
4.
Each time the aircrew
member s personal protective
equipment is inspected
3-50.
What is the service life of the
MA-2 torso harness?
1.
12 years from the date placed
in service
2.
10 years from the date placed
in service
3.
15 years from the date placed
in service
4.
12 years from the date Of
manufacture
3-51.
Where can you find the placed in
Service date on a torso harness?
1.
On the left leg strap
2.
On the right leg strap
3.
In the center of the lap belt
strap
4.
In the center of the back
strap
3-52.
Which manual would you use to
find detailed information on the
Ma-2 torso harness?
1.
NAVAIR 13-1-6.3
2.
NAVAIR 13-1-6.2
3.
NAVAIR 13–1-6.5
4.
NAVAIR 13-1-6.7
Learning Objective:
Inspect,
maintain, and fit protective
helmets for aircrew members.
3—53.
How many different configurations
can be made from the basic
PRK-37/p helmet shell?
Which of the following helmets is
used in the S-3A aircraft?
1.
HGU-43/P
2.
HGU-49/P
3.
HGU-46/P
4.
HGU-47(V)3/P
3-55. What is the designation of the
single lens visor assembly?
1.
AVG-8
2.
PRU-36/P
3.
EEK–3/P
4.
EEK-4A/P
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