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84 Cards in this Set
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HM
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Mine Countermeasures
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HSC
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Sea Combat Support
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Aircraft for the HSC community
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MH-60S
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HS
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Anti-Submarine
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Aircraft assigned to HS squadrons
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SH-60F and HH-60H
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VFA
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Strike Fighter
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VAQ
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Electronic Attack
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VAW
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Airborne Early Warning
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VRC
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Fleet Logistics Support
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VP
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Patrol
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VQ
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Reconnaissance
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HSL
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Anti-Submarine Light
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MMA
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Multi-Mission Maritime aircraft
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BAMS
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Broad Area Maritime Surveillance
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carrier on-board delivery
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C-2 Greyhound
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HSM
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Sea Mine Countermeasures
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ECMO
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Electronic Counter Measures Officer
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COD
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Carrier onboard delivery
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MAD
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Magnetic Anomaly Detector
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TACCO
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Tactical Coordinator
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NAV COM
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Navigator / Comms Officer
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TACAMO
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Take Charge and Move out
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ACO
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Airborne Communications officer
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SIGINT
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Signals Intelligence
-on the EP-3E ARIES II |
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SEVAL
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Senior Evaluator
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EVAL
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Tactical evaluator
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OTH-T
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Over the horizon targeting
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ATO
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Airborne Tactical Officer
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HC
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Combat Support
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AMCM
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Airborne mine counter measures
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F/A - 18 AC Hornet
roles |
STW, AAW, ASU, CAS
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F/A -18 E/F Super Hornet
roles |
STW, AAW, ASU, CAS
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Responsibility of the Co-pilot on the Super Hornet
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WSO- weapons system officer
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Advantages to the Super Hornet
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Greater speed, range, service ceiling, payload and improved electronics
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EA-6B Prowler
role |
STW, C2W
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EA-6B Prowler
crew |
1 pilot
3 ECMO |
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Missile on the EA-6B Prowler
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AGM-88 HARM
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E-2C Hawkeye
Roles |
CCC, C2W, AAW, INT
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E-2C Hawkeye
crew |
2 pilots
3 NFOs |
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C-2 greyhound
crew |
2 pilots
2 enlisted airmen |
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c-2 greyhound
roles |
FSO
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P-3C Orion
roles |
ASW, ASU,STW,CCC, INT
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P-3C Orion
crew |
3 pilots
2NFOs 4-6 enlisited airmen |
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P-3C Orion
features |
MAD-protruding aft
4 engines |
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P-3C Orion
strike capabilites |
Maverick
SLAM |
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Main purpose of the P-3C orion but has EVOVLED into..
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ASW, ISR
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Jobs of the NFO's on the P-3C orion
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TACCO and NAV/COMMS
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E-6A/B Mercury
roles |
CCC
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E-6A/B Mercury
crew |
3 pilots
3 NFOs 10 enlistied airmen |
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jobs of the NFOs on the E-A/B Mercury
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ACO and Navigators
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features of E-6A/B Mercury
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Boeing 707 frame
4 engines |
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How does TACAMO links the NCA with the nations nuclear forces
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relying EAMs
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EP-3E ARIES II
roles |
INT, C2W, CCC
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only aircraft that signals intelligence
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EP-3E ARIES II
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EP-3E ARIES II
crew |
3 pilots
3 NFOs 14 enlisted aircrew |
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jobs of the NFO's on the EP-3E ARIES II
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SEVAL, EVAL, NAV/COMMS
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jobs of enlisted aircrew in general
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operate sensors
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MH-53E Seadragon
Lift capabilitys |
55 troops and 32000lbs of cargo
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MH-53E Sea Dragon
features |
99 ft in length
6 rotary blades |
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MH-53E Sea Dragon
crew |
2 pilots
1-2 enlisted aircrew |
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MH-53E Sea Dragon mission
primary and secondary |
-AMCM
-vertical delivery, assault support |
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largest helicopter in the armed services
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MH-53E Sea Dragon
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What will replace the P-3C Orion (what will it emphasize)
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P-8A Posiedon
greater emphasis on ASW, ASU |
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unmanned aircraft
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BAMS
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What will replace the E-2C Hawkeye
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E-2D Advanced Hawkeye
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Advantages of the E-2D hawkeye
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improved radar and avionics upgrades
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purpose of the MMA
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provide a greater combat capability
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what will replace the H-60 and the MH-53
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MH-60R/S
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workhorse for the HSC community
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MH-60S Seahawk
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workhorse for the HSM community
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MH-60 R Seahawk
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what will replace the EA-6B Prowler
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E/A- 18G Growler
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replacements for the F/A-18 A/C Hornet
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F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet
F-35C Lightning II |
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who will use the F-35C Lightning II
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USN, USAF, USMC
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carrier upgrades
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CVN 78
electromagnetic catapults advanced arresting gear |
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future of the carrier aviation
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equipment will continously develop
mission/objectives stays the same |
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future of maritime aviation
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MMA, BAMS
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SH-60B/MH-60R Seahawk
roles |
FSO, CSAR, ASW, ASU
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HH-60F/H/S Seahawk
roles |
FSO ASW ASU, CSAR, MIW
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Features:
HH-60H SH-60F MH-60S |
FLIR
No FLIR (dipping sonar) no FLIR |
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What role will HH-60F/H/S Seahawk lose when MH-60S is only used
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ASW
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Crew of HH-60F/H/S
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1 pilot
1 co pilot 2 enlisted aircrew |
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SH-60F primary used for
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ASW
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HH-60H primary used for?
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CSAR
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Crew of the SH-60B/MH-60R
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1 pilot
1 copilot (ATO) 1-2 enlisted |
