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  • What is the role and base of the Reaper MQ-9A?
  • Which base is NOT part of the HAWK training air system locations?
  • How would you address a female holding the rank of Master Aircrew?
  • MACA stands for what?
  • What does reasonable officer safety entail during a stop or encounter?
  • Who is in charge of TRADES?
  • Which action is essential to maintain the integrity of DNA evidence during handling of potential sexual assault kits and DNA evidence?
  • Which of the following is NOT a Training Air System?
  • Who is in charge of Branches?
  • Which of the following is NOT an attribute of space power?
  • The three segments of Space Power are which?
  • Which step best enhances safety during a high-risk traffic stop?
  • When was the RAF formed?
  • In relation to Air Platforms, ISTAR stands for which of the following?
  • Which base hosts both Chinook operations and the PUMA HC-2?
  • What describes the Chinook's role?
  • In incident reporting, how should subjective impressions or opinions be handled?
  • In regards to Health and Safety, what does CI stand for?
  • If a weapon is discovered during a traffic stop, which action is correct?
  • Which is QR 989?
  • What does a search incident to arrest permit?
  • Which JPS includes the question "What will be done?"
  • Air Power is defined as which?
  • What information should be documented on evidence packaging to maintain chain of custody?
  • Which statement best describes the difference between reasonable suspicion and probable cause?
  • What are the three main reasons for RAF Discipline?
  • Where is the C-17 Globemaster based and what is its role?
  • Where is the Chinook based?
  • What test is used to establish appropriate behaviour for service personnel?
  • What is the primary role of chain of custody in evidence handling?
  • What is the proper method for documenting a consent search?
  • Which statement is true about the two types of FOD?
  • MOST ISTAR aircraft are primarily located at which base?
  • What cargo capability is the Atlas designed to carry?
  • What does RAF Reserves stand for?
  • Supplements are broken down into how many parts?
  • Which statement is true about Terry protective frisk?
  • Operation Chastise referred to which historic raid?
  • At which RAF station is Air Command based?
  • What is the purpose of establishing a perimeter at a crime scene?
  • What should an officer do after a crash scene to ensure proper documentation and investigation?
  • Which of the following is NOT a space power role?
  • On which Mediterranean island does the RAF have a permanent airbase?
  • Which is the smallest unit in the RAF structure as listed?
  • The Gulf War was also known as?
  • Which of the following is NOT a SJAR attribute?
  • What is the definition of Followership?
  • Which is NOT considered a weakness of Air Power?
  • What are the four categories of Air Force Protection?
  • Which of the following is NOT a reason force may be required?
  • What immediate actions should be taken on arrival to a domestic violence call to enhance safety?
  • How many member States does the United Nations have?
  • What does 'knock-and-announce' mean in practice during a warrant service, and what are exceptions?
  • Which operation name is associated with the Falklands Conflict?
  • Where is the PUMA HC-2 based?
  • Which of the following lists the bases that host the HAWK training air system?
  • What does NERP stand for?
  • Who is Commander in Chief of the HM Armed Forces?
  • Which statement is true about the 906 Expeditionary Air Wing's location?
  • Voyager is based at which station and what is its primary role?
  • What approach is appropriate when encountering a suspicious person who is not currently committing a crime?
  • What does MPAR stand for?
  • The Jupiter Training Air System is based at which base?
  • What are the duties of a field supervisor during a shift?
  • Which JSP contains information regarding leave?
  • Which of the following is NOT a space power role?
  • Describe the standard four-part use-of-force continuum used in basic training.
  • Which of the following is not typically considered when evaluating the standard of care in a police encounter?
  • Which statement is true about the Typhoon Combat Air System?
  • Which best describes the typical content of an opening summary in a formal incident report?
  • Which statement best describes the role of protective orders in domestic violence cases?
  • Who sits in between the MOD and PJHQ?
  • SJAR stands for?
  • Which of the following is NOT a SJAR performance attribute?
  • Which JPS concerns personnel safety in the defence workplace?
  • The Juno Training Air System is based at which base?
  • Which statement best describes Warfare?
  • DIN stands for?
  • Operation BLACK BUCK is associated with which conflict?
  • Which aircraft is described as having four propeller engines and a black tip nose with a stacked tail?
  • Name a basic de-escalation technique used during crisis situations.
  • Under what conditions can a vehicle be searched without a warrant?
  • Which statement best describes essential elements of a well-written incident report?
  • Which practice helps ensure the chain of custody is maintained for physical evidence?
  • What are best practices for photographing a crime scene to preserve evidentiary value?
  • Describe the HAWK's role and location.
  • Which statement accurately describes when Miranda warnings are required and what constitutes a valid waiver?
  • Which statement best describes the role of de-escalation in high-stress encounters?
  • Officers hold what?
  • How should a responding officer handle a suspected armed robbery in progress?
  • Which base is NOT hosting the HAWK training?
  • Which items are checked during a pre-shift safety check?
  • Name the RAF Groups.
  • What is the fourth step in the standard use-of-force continuum?
  • What are core elements of effective tactical communication in high-stress encounters?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the five P's of Followership?
  • What warning signs may indicate imminent danger in a domestic situation?
  • What is the codename for the UK forces in Iraq?
  • Which of the following is NOT a role of Air Power?
  • RAuxAF stands for?
  • Which listing represents the RAF Groups as given?
  • How should officers handle a contact with a juvenile to protect their rights?
  • A formal complaint can be made in accordance with Section 334 of which Act?
  • Which element is typically included in incident documentation to capture external observations?
  • Atlas is based at which RAF station and what are its defining features?
  • Which official serves as the link between Parliament and the MOD?
  • What are the two types of discipline?
  • Which JPS uses the slogan "Don't Bully Me"?
  • When is it appropriate to deploy a less-lethal option such as a Taser, and what safety precautions should be followed?
  • In which JSP would you find information on the RAF complaints procedure?
  • Trade group 8 includes which of the following?
  • Why is maintaining chain of custody important for evidence?
  • The PUMA HC-2 is based at which RAF station?
  • What constitutes an exigent circumstance, and how does it justify a warrantless entry or search?
  • What are the two types of administrative action?
  • What are the two types of complaints?
  • Where is the 906 Expeditionary Air Wing located?
  • How should officers communicate with non-English-speaking civilians on scene?
  • AP 1358 is the dress and appearance regulation document for which service?
  • Which sequence correctly lists the RAF structure from largest to smallest as provided?
  • What is the primary purpose of the exclusionary rule in policing?
  • Which statement distinguishes probable cause to arrest from probable cause to search in vehicle stops?
  • Operation BLACK BUCK was conducted in which year?
  • In arrest warrant service, knock-and-announce is required unless exempted. Which option best reflects this rule?
  • The Lightning F-35B is based at which airbase?
  • Which statement best describes the difference between misdemeanors and felonies?
  • Leadership is defined as which of the following?
  • Which statement best defines Conflict?
  • Where are MOST ISTAR Aircrafts located?
  • What does PDR stand for?
  • How often are SSOs reviewed and what does SSO stand for?
  • Which JPS covers the legal aspects of service matters?
  • What is the knock-and-announce rule, and when can it be bypassed?
  • What name was given to The Falklands Conflict?
  • Which option correctly lists all five P's of Followership?
  • Dunkirk was also known as which operation?
  • Which statement best describes a Terry stop?
  • What name is given to trade group 12?
  • What are the two types of RAF reserves?
  • What does FOD stand for?
  • Which of the following is one of the three main reasons for RAF Discipline?
  • How is probable cause defined?
  • When a weapon is visible during a stop, which safety protocol order is most appropriate?
  • Which JPS governs processing a formal complaint about service performance?
  • Which JPS emphasizes the goal of staying alive?
  • What is the typical structure of a formal police incident report?
  • What document contains the RAF Dress and Appearance Regulations?
  • What should be included when documenting witness statements?
  • Outline the steps for conducting a lawful consent search?
  • Which of the following is NOT an attribute of space power?
  • Which practice helps prevent miscommunication in policing?
  • Which country is NOT within the UK government's duty to protect their freedom and integrity?
  • What steps should be taken to preserve digital evidence found at a scene?
  • Which of the following is NOT a role of Air Power?
  • Which statement describes the basis for a stop under reasonable suspicion?
  • What are the two types of FOD?
  • Voyager's two primary roles are?
  • Which statement best describes what is included in Joint Operations?
  • Which JPS is associated with the directive "be careful WHAT YOU DO"?
  • Which JPS contains the line "My Lawyer's a Hero"?
  • What are the two types of bullying?
  • SRO stands for what?
  • Which of the following is NOT a role of space power?
  • What is the P1 responsible for?
  • How often are SROs reviewed and what does SRO stand for?
  • What are the 5 P's of Followership?
  • When is it appropriate to handcuff a detainee during a traffic stop?
  • How are supplements broken down into?
  • ISTAR is used primarily to support operations by providing what?
  • Which sequence best describes the steps an officer should take on scene regarding a protective order?
  • What does PSB stand for?
  • During a stop, why should officers explain the reasons for the stop?
  • Which pairing correctly matches the two types of RAF reserves with their full names?
  • What is the primary role of the Reaper MQ-9A?
  • What constitutes effective citizen engagement during a stop to maintain cooperation and safety?
  • Which statement best describes the pre-shift hydration check?
  • What are standard steps to secure a crime scene before collecting evidence?
  • What is chain of custody and why must it be maintained for evidence?
  • What justifies a stop for speeding versus a stop for suspected impairment?
  • Which of the following is a correct sequence of steps for investigating a traffic crash and completing the crash report?
  • How often are SJARs conducted?
  • Which of the following is NOT a level of warfare?
  • What factors influence the standard of care in police work and how does it relate to civil liability?
  • Which action is essential to maintaining privacy and the integrity of evidence during handling?
  • Which statement accurately identifies the three common exceptions to the warrant requirement for searches?
  • The Combat Air System Typhoon is based at which locations?
  • What is the purpose of a crime scene sketch, and which methods are commonly used?
  • What does the acronym EAW stand for?
  • Who sits between Parliament and the MOD?
  • Which statement best describes the purpose of documenting decisions during policing encounters?
  • Which statement best defines War?
  • The Typhoon FGR4 can be found at which bases?
  • What is the purpose of the Personal Development Record (PDR)?
  • What is the purpose of photographing a crash scene with reference points and multiple angles?
  • Leadership is defined as what?
  • What is the exclusionary rule?
  • Which JPS includes the message "Save the Apes"?
  • Define de-escalation and provide an example of its use in a confrontation.
  • Ethos is defined as which of the following?
  • Which statement describes proper principles for documenting a consent search?
  • Which base is NOT listed as hosting the HAWK training air system?
  • Explain implied consent for chemical testing in DUI stops and potential consequences of refusing the test.
  • During World War II, Fighter Command was under the command of which officer?
  • Which elements should be included when documenting witness statements at a crash scene?
  • What is a key reason to follow department policy during a high-risk stop?
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