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25 Cards in this Set
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What is the squadron mission statement?
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To provide maritime patrol sevices to the fleet in support of national interests.
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State the commands opertional chain of command.
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CO - CDR Bradley Rosen.
XO - CDR Molly Boron. CMC - MC Kirby. |
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Define the term ASU.
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Anti Surface Warfare - The destruction or neutralization of enemy surface combatants and merchant ships.
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What is the role of the P3 on an ASU mission?
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To effectively conduct OTH-Targeting and a coordinated strike with dissimilar OTH strike platforms.
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What are the sensors employed by a P-3 on an ASU mission?
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RADAR, IFF, ESM, IRDS, SASP, AVX or visual.
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What weapons are employed by a P-3 on an ASU mission?
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Harpoon, bombs, and maverick.
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Define the term ASW.
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Anti Submarine Warfare - To effectively conduct an assigned area to detect, localize, track and attack a diesel/nuclear submarine.
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What sensors are employed by a P-3 on an ASW mission?
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SASP, ESM, IRDS, MAD, IFF, and RADAR.
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What weapons are employed by a P-3 on an ASW mission?
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MK-46/MK-50 Torpedoes.
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Define the term CCC.
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Command Control and Communication. Ensures the coordination of all warfare efforts.
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What is the role of the P-3 on a CCC mission?
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To conduct a search of an assigned area for surface targets, fire control, and tracking radars.
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What are the sensors employed by a P-3 on a CCC mission?
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RADAR, ESM, IFF and IRDS.
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Define the term EW.
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Electronic Warfare - Ensures the effective use of the electromagnetic spectrum by friendly forces.
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What is the role of the P-3 on an EW mission?
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What is the role of the P-3 on an EW mission?
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What sensors are employed by a P-3 on an EW mission?
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RADAR, IFF, ESM and IRDS.
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Define the term INTEL.
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Intelligence - The assessment and management of information.
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What is the role of a P-3 on an INTEL mission?
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To collect, analyze and record pertinent data about enemy forces.
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What sensors are employed by the P-3 on an INTEL mission?
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Electro-optics, RADAR, IFF, ESM, IRDS and SASP.
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Define the term MIW.
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Mine Warfare - The use of mine and mine countermeasures to control sea or harbor areas.
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What is the role of the P-3 on a MIW mission?
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To effectively conduct aerial mine lying.
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What sensors are employed by a P-3 on an MIW mission.
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Visual and RADAR.
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What weapons are employed by a P-3 on an MIW mission?
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MK62, 63, 64 (quick kill mines)
MK60 (captor) |
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Define the term MOB.
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Mobility - ensures the ability of US forces to deploy at anytime, anywhere.
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What sensors are employed by a P-3 on an MOB mission?
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All systems being available make the P-3 valuable to any deploying forces.
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Discuss the role of the P-3 on a MOB mission.
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Ensures the re supply of combat consumable to combatant forces during operations.
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