ASSIGNMENT 12 Textbook Assignment: “Weapons Assembly,” Pages 13-1 through 13-28; and “Aircraft Loading and Unloading Procedures,” Pages 14-1 through 14-13. 12-1. What primary factor dictates the way a weapon is to be configured? 1. The target 2. The weapon's weight 3. The mission 4. The type of delivery aircraft used 12-2. On  an  LFORM  class  ship;  bomb assembly is usually  performed  in  which  of  the  following locations? 1. The flight or hangar deck 2. The second or fifth deck 3. The third or hangar deck 4. The fourth or hangar deck 12-3. In  reference  to  weapons,  what is meant by the term "breakout"? 1. The   removal   of   bonding   straps   from   a weapon 2. The inspection of a weapon 3. The physical removal of ammunition from a magazine 4. The use of weapons skids to load weapons 12-4. An  M150/T46  contains  a  total  of  how  many separate explosive components? 1. Five 2. Two 3. Three 4. Four 12-5. The  plastic  shipping  plugs  are  removed  from the nose well and the tail fuze cavity of Mk 80 GP bombs at which of the following times? 1. During arming procedures 2. During depalletizing procedures 3. During assembly, after fuze installation 4. During assembly, prior to fuze installation 12-6. After removing a bomb from a pallet and plac- ing it on the appropriate bomb skid or assembly stand, what action should you perform next? 1. Inspect the conical fin 2. Install a mechanical nose fuze 3. Inspect the bomb 4. Install an electrical fuze 12-7. When using mechanical nose fuzing,  you must install   which   of   the   following   components during assembly? 1. A Mk 346 tail fuze 2. An M148 adapter booster 3. An M150 adapter booster 4. An M904E4 tail fuze 12-8. After   an   M148   adapter   booster   has   been screwed  into  a  bomb  and  tightened  with  a spanner   wrench,   what   step   should   be   per- formed next? 1. The setscrew in the bomb body should be tightened against the tail booster threads 2. The hex head bolt in the bomb body should be  tightened  against  the  adapter-booster threads 3. The hex head bolt in the bomb body should be  removed  and  replaced  with  a  safety cotter pin 4. The setscrew in the bomb body should be tightened against the adapter-booster threads 12-9. A  Mk  122  arming safety switch should be in- stalled in what environment? 1. A special magazine environment 2. A RADHAZ environment 3. A HERO environment 4. A RADHAZ-free environment 12-10.   An  FMU-139  tail  fuze  high  drag  arm/delay must be set at what position? 1. 1.2 sec 2. 2.0 sec 3. 2.6 sec 4. 2.2 sec 12-11.   What  is  the  proper  orientation  of  a  Mk  122 arming safety switch coaxial cable? 1. Left angle to the lugs 2. Forward of the lanyard 3. 45° to the lugs 4. Aft of the lanyard 63