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62 Cards in this Set
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A ship maintains a watch for which reasons?
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(all)
Communications Security Safety |
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A ship's plan for action is contained in what type of bill?
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Battle Bill
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Qualified personnel are assigned to stations by which person?
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DIVO/Division Chief
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Condition ___, General Quarters - all battle stations manned:
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I (one)
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Condition ___, Normal wartime cruising watch - 4 hours on, 8 hours off:
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III (three)
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If you are scheduled to stand the second dog watch, you report at what time?
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1745
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What watch occurs between 2000 and 2400?
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Evening watch
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Watches are split into starboard and port sections for what reason?
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security
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What type of watch do most sailors stand?
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security
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Which of the following is a type of watch?
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Sentry duty Barracks watch Fire watch |
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Which watch is a key assignment for officers in the watch organization?
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CDO OOD JOOD |
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Name a duty of the QMOW watch:
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to maintain the ship's deck log
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Who make sure all deck watch stations are manned with qualified personnel and all previous watchstanders are relieved?
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BMOW
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Where is the fog lookout usually stationed?
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In the bow where approaching ships can be heard.
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Why does a fog lookout watch consist of two sailors?
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To allow the lookout to work without impairment from the sound powered headphones.
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What type of watch is set for positive steering control?
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After Steering
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What is the purpose of a security watch?
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To increase the physical security of the ship.
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What is a duty of security watches and patrols?
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(all)
-be alert for fire hazards -check security of weapons magazines -inspect DC closures |
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What action is taken upon discovery of a fire hazard?
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Report to the OOD immediately.
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What is the purpose of the shipboard fire watch?
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To immediately extinguish fires caused by welding or burning operations.
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Barracks security watch standers are responsible for knowing ___?
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-fire bill -emergency bill -barracks regulations |
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What is the first action taken by barracks security watchstanders for a fire?
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Report the fire.
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Sentries are governed by what two types of orders?
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General and special.
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Sentries have how many General Orders?
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11
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What publication refers to relieving an armed watch aboard ship?
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SOP
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What precautions are followed when standing an armed watch with a pistol?
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-unload the pistol in a safe area -surrender the pistol to authorized personnel only -keep the pistol in its holster, with a round in the chamber |
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What conditons allow for the use of deadly force?
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-prevent escape of murderer -prevent sabotage -protect my life |
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Why is a lookout posted?
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To search for objects that radar cannot detect.
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The peacetime lookout organization has how many sailors at each watch station?
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Three
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Which are types of bearings?
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Relative, True, and Magnetic
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How is the bearing 038 degrees reported?
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zero, tree, ate
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Lookouts report what type of bearing?
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relative
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Lookouts report what type of bearing?
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Relative
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How is a target angle best described?
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The relative bearing of your ship from another ship.
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A position angle can never be more than what number of degrees?
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90.
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How are position angles reported?
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Two digits, spoken as a whole.
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How are objects that are low in the water reported?
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By the object's approximate distance.
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Ranges are reported in what unit of measurement?
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Yards.
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When using binoculars, what adustments are made?
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Two for focus and one for proper distance between the lenses.
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When should you use binoculars?
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When
1) identifying objects at night, and 2) scanning sectors in the daytime. |
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How long does it take to reach best night vision?
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30 minutes.
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What does the term "dark adaptation" mean?
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The improvement of vision in dim light.
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When should "off-center vision" be used?
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In the dark.
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What information is contained in an initial report?
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The object and it's bearing from the ship.
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When will you hear a ship's bell?
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Between Reveille and Taps (one bell every thirty minutes, beginning at 0830).
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How many bells would you hear at 0700?
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six
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Contition III:
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Normal Wartime Cruising watch.
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Condition II:
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Special watch for naval gunfire evolutions.
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Condition I:
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General Quarters: all battle stations manned
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Morning Watch:
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0400 - 0800
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Mid Watch:
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0000 - 0400
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Forenoon Watch:
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0800 - 1200
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Afternoon Watch:
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1200 - 1600
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Dog Watches:
Why? |
First: 1600 - 1800
Second: 1800 - 2000 reason: to rotate personnel |
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Evening Watch:
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2000 - 2400
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Two parts of the watchstanding system:
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In Port and
Underway. |
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Four purposes of Security Watches:
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1. Prevent sabotage.
2. " theft. 3. " access to restricted areas. 4. protect personnel. |
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Who maintains the Deck Log while underway?
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QMOW (Quartermaster)
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(3) Conditions for an After Steering watch:
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1. GQ
2. UNREP 3. Sea and Anchor detail. |
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Sounding and Security watch a) reports to whom?
b) logs reports where? |
a. OOD
b. ship's Deck Log. |
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How are Bearings measured?
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In degrees, three digits, moving clockwise with the bow of the ship at 000.
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How many degrees is a closed fist (position angles)?
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Eight (8).
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