CDC 3N0X2 Volume 5. Communicating The Commander’S Message. Top Exam Questions and answers, VERIFIED.

CDC 3N0X2 Volume 5. Communicating The Commander’S Message. Top Exam Questions and answers, VERIFIED. 823. Responding to media and escort duties--823 1. Who approves visits to Air Force installations by bona fide media representatives and freelance writers and photographers?--1. Local Public Affairs office. 2. List three reasons why news media representatives should be escorted at all times when they are on an Air Force installation.--2. For safety, security, and to ensure media representatives get timely and the most accurate information. 3. Which four events or requests must be coordinated through the appropriate MAJCOM and SAF/PAO prior to responding to the news media request?--3. (1) Invitations for media to attend tests or displays of new or modified weapons or equipment. (2) Stories that may be controversial, damaging to the Air Force’s reputation, or of national interest. (3) Visits or contacts by representatives of national–level news media. (4) Media requests for declassification of presently classified material. 4. What must you ensure news media representatives not be allowed to come in contact with?--4. Classified or sensitive information. 5. Name the two types of restriction on release of Air Force information.--5. Legal and policy restrictions. 6. What should the media contact list contain?--6. Release it quickly and candidly. 7. When dealing with the media, how should you handle bad news?--7. Names, addresses, phone numbers, and duty titles or positions of all local, regional, and national media in the area. 8. Why must the Public Affairs office have a qualified person (duty officer) available 24 hours a day?--8. For significant breaking news stories, accidents, and other events that require immediate action. 824. Conducting interviews--824 1. How should requests for interviews be viewed?--1. As opportunities to carry Air Force messages clearly, concisely, and positively to the American people. 2. What important conditions do news media interviews allow?--2. They give reporters the chance to get in–depth information on the Air Force directly from primary sources; this permits rapid corrections or misconceptions.