Free AF PFE Exam Prep

Scenario items added for the 22E5/22E6 cycles; each scenario carries two questions asking for the most effective and the least effective response, assessing Air Force foundational competencies. Prepared from the official Situational Judgment Informational Guide, not from AFH 1.

The USAF professional, the profession of arms, the Core Values, and ethical standards. Content importance is set by the AFH 1 Attachment 1 Airman Development and Testing Chart, not by published percentages.

The US Armed Forces, military departments, the military command structure and combatant commands, Total Force components, and Air Force organizational structure.

Leadership levels, the enlisted force structure and its tiers, duty titles and special positions, force development, training responsibilities, PME, CCAF, and continuing education.

Airman Comprehensive Assessment, performance evaluations, reenlistment and continuation, awards and decorations, promotion systems and cycles, promotion testing, and evaluation boards.

Benefits and services, leave, military associations, civilian programs, individual finances, travel, manpower management, resource management, and environmental commitment.

Teamwork, developing people, service mindset, leadership, accountability and self-management, and military communication. Chapters 13 and 16 are tested for E-6 (TSgt) only.

Air Force emergency management, disasters and attacks, preparedness and protection, crisis response, mishap prevention, risk management, integrated defense, OPSEC, information protection, and antiterrorism.

The military way of life, the law of war, the Code of Conduct, the Air Force Inspection System, individual accountability, appropriate working relationships, and addressing misconduct.

USAF fitness, the official fitness assessment, nutrition, substance use, readiness state of mind, honored traditions, respect for the flag and for individuals, ceremonies, drill, and heritage preservation.