Which of the following pairs correctly associates bomb lift inspections?

• A. WC-2 with AFTO Form 244 V
• B. WC-3 with AFTO Form 244 V
• C. WC-1 with DD Form 250
• D. WC-1 with AFTO Form 244 V

Answer: (D)

The key idea is how weapon condition codes tie to the right maintenance documentation for flight-line equipment. For bomb lift inspections, a serviceable status is indicated by the code WC-1, and the proper record for this on-the-line maintenance action is AFTO Form 244 V. This pairing shows that the lift is ready for use and that its inspection is documented on the standard munitions maintenance form used on the flight line.

So, why this pairing is the best fit: WC-1 represents a serviceable, ready-for-use condition, which is exactly what you’d want to report for a bomb lift after a routine inspection. AFTO Form 244 V is the form designated for recording on-handling and munitions maintenance actions, including lift equipment on the flight line. That makes the combination the correct way to associate bomb lift inspections.

The other options don’t fit because they either pair WC-1 with a form used for procurement/receiving (DD Form 250) or pair the inspection with different weapon condition codes (WC-2 or WC-3) that imply lesser serviceability and would require different follow-up actions and documentation.