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Name the three general functional areas (subdivisions) of the 2W career field.
- (2W0) munitions systems
- (2W1) aircraft armament
- (2W2) nuclear weapons
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Why are job descriptions identified in the AFECD general in nature?
- They apply to a wide range of jobs within the career field or subdivisions
- Do not include all duties and responsibilities of the specialty
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What duties and responsibilities for specific skill levels of a specialty are not described in the AFECD?
- non-skilled 2W031 (apprentice)
- semi-skilled 2W051 (journeyman).
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Why is it important for you to be familiar with the duties of all the subdivisions of the 2W careerfield?
- They interrelatewith your own
- What you do in “ammo” affects, or is affected by, those who work in the other careerfield subdivisions.
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Munitions systems helper (2W011)
- Must hold a secret clearance
- Be a United States citizen
- Be mentally stable
- Have normal color vision and depth perception
- Qualify to operate government vehicles.
- Do not have any career field duties and responsibilities
- They must complete technical school before being assigned to the munitions systems AFSC.
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Munitions system apprentice (2W031)
- Upon award of the 3-skill level
- Upon completing the Munitions Systems Specialist Course.
- Work “under the wing” of a journeyman or craftsman. Assist in various munitions systems related tasks
- Always with the necessary supervision to ensure your safety and the safety of others and the resources involved.
- Before awarded the 5-skill level, must be qualified to perform the tasks required for the duty position,
- meet the mandatory experience requirements outlined on the AFECD Website
- and complete the 5-level career development courses (CDC).
- Immediate supervisor or trainer documents qualification to perform tasks in a CFETP containing a specialty training standard(STS).
- Experience is mandatory in warehousing, mechanical assembly, transportation, and accountability functions.
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Munitions system journeyman (2W051)
- Handles the basic tasks associated with the day-to-day operation of munitions.
- Receive, identify, inspect, store, recondition, ship, issue, deliver, maintain, test, and assemble guided and unguided non-nuclear munitions.
- Receive, inspect, and maintain munitions handling equipment and handle, store, and transport nuclear weapons.
- Career progression, including promotion in the Air Force, is directly related to the efforts expended to attain and maintain qualification in your specialty.
- Attaining and maintaining this qualification is primary responsibility.
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What AFSC is assigned to personnel while in basic training?
9T000
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New airmen who have completed basic training are assigned what title and AFS code in the 2W0 career field until they are upgraded to the 3-skill level?
2W011 Helper
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What AFS identifies a semi-skilled individual?
2W051 Journeyman
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