Stupid Beaver Esws Cic

Front 1

What is a CAT 2 CASREP?

Back 1

mission essential equipment that causes minor degradation in the primary mission area or major degradation in the secondary mission area

Front 2

What is the primary mission of CIC?

Back 2

gather, process, display, evaluate, disseminate

Hint 2

Good people die every day

Front 3

What does TACAN stand for?

Back 3

Tactical air and navigation

Front 4

What does the SWS do?

Back 4

Surface warfare supervisor. Maintains surface picture

Front 5

What are the warfare areas in CIC?

Back 5

Air, surface, sub surface, BMD, and strike/ land

Hint 5

Ass bs

Front 6

What are the tactical data link pro-words?

Link 11

link 16

satellite link 16

link 4a

multi-cast (MTJ)

uni-cast (UTJ)

CEC

Back 6

Link 11- alligator

link 16- timber

Sat link 16- black timber

link 4a- dolly

MTJ- puzzler

UTJ- browser

CEC- spider

Front 7

Define the classifications of confidential, secret, and top secret

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Disclosure to unauthorized personnel would cause ____ to national security.

Confidential: damage

secret: serious damage

top secret: grave damage

Front 8

What is NSFS?

Back 8

Naval surface fire support.

Special evolution where a ship's guns and missiles are used against shore targets in support of amphibious operations

Front 9

What does the AAWC do?

Back 9

Anti air warfare coordinator. Manages air picture and IDs and classifies air contacts

Front 10

What is the SPS-73 used for?

Back 10

Primary navigation radar

Front 11

What is the SPA25H?

Back 11

Radar repeater

(only raw video feed in CIC. Maintains maritime picture)

Front 12

What is a UNIT SITREP?

Back 12

Submitted when an incident occurs that doesn't meet OPREP-3 criteria. Usually a command level report

Front 13

What is the OSDA?

Back 13

Own ship display assistant. Controls pic in combat and on the bridge

Front 14

What is the CADRT used for?

Back 14

Computer aided Dead reckoning table. For man overboard geo plot/ sonar operations (ASW), naval gunfire support, mine warfare

Front 15

What does the RSC do?

Back 15

Radar systems Controller. SPY controller. Only view of a-scope to see a more detailed picture of contacts that are close to each other

Front 16

What does the CSC do?

Back 16

Combat systems coordinator. Technical to tactical liaison

Front 17

What is emergency destruction?

Back 17

An unscheduled destruction of classified material due to various distress conditions (ship being boarded by enemy or sinking)

Front 18

What are the five modes of IFF?

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Mode 1- mission

mode 2- personnel identification mode 3- COMAIR (FAA mode 3)

mode 4- military only (secure)

mode C- A/C altitude

Front 19

What does the TIC do?

Back 19

Tactical information coordinator

Coordinates exchange of real time tactical info

Front 20

What does IDS do?

Back 20

Identification supervisor.

IDs and classifies all air contacts using IFF

Front 21

What is the GFCS?

Back 21

Gunfire control system. Surface, air, NSFS engagement support

Front 22

What does the ESO do?

Back 22

Engagement database manager for the tomahawk

Front 23

What's the SPY 1D used for?

Back 23

Primary air search radar

Front 24

What does the ASUWC do?

Back 24

Anti surface warfare coordinator.

Overall in charge of the surface picture

Front 25

What's VMS and where is it?

Back 25

Digital charts. See it as a GPS. Voyage management system is above the OS desk

Front 26

What's the EOSS?

Back 26

Electronic optical sight system

Front 27

what is an OPREP-3 message? Three types?

Back 27

Operational report. Reported requirements above a SITREP level. Reports are made on a CNA level.

-Pinnacle

-NAVY BLUE

-NAVY UNIT SITREP

Front 28

What's the purpose of the OPREP-3 NAVY BLUE?

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Used to inform the CNO or other naval commanders with immediate notification of incidents of military, political, or press interest which are of high Navy, vice national level interest.

Front 29

What info is contained in a MOVREP?

Back 29

Accurate positional data on friendly forces, requirements for planned force levels, effect of deployments, info for personnel and logistics distribution

Front 30

Why keep a navigational plot in CIC?

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It's required for station keeping, coordination of search and rescue, radar plotting, Shore bombardment, etc.

Front 31

What is the secondary mission of CIC?

Back 31

Control and assist

Front 32

What is the MP?

Back 32

Mission planner

Front 33

When must a LOGREQ be submitted in CTF_80?

Back 33

30 days prior to scheduled underway

Front 34

When is a CASCAN submitted?

Back 34

Submitted upon commencement of an overhaul or other availability period when the equipment that's been CASREP'd will be required

Front 35

What is RCS?

Back 35

remote control station for CIWS

Front 36

What is the ASW MK 116?

Back 36

Underwater battery fire control system (ubfcs)

Front 37

What does the ASTAC do?

Back 37

Controls helos and other rotary wing aircraft

Front 38

When is a CASCOR submitted?

Back 38

When the equipment subject to casualty reporting is back in operation

Front 39

How soon should a CASREP be submitted?

Back 39

Within 24 hours of noticing that the equipment is affecting the ship's mission

Front 40

What is the SPS-67 used for?

Back 40

Primary surface search radar

Front 41

What is the only console in CIC that doesn't have IFF RCI?

Back 41

RSC

Front 42

What is the WCIP?

Back 42

Weapons control indicator panel. SSIC 1A (or maybe SWG-1A). Shoot harpoons

Front 43

What is the purpose of link 4A and who uses it?

Back 43

Ship to fighter aircraft control. Mainly used on aircraft carriers & LHDs

Front 44

What is a CAT 3 CASREP?

Back 44

Mission essential equipment that causes a major degradation, but not loss of, a primary mission area

Front 45

What is a CAT 4 CASREP?

Back 45

Mission essential equipment that is worse than a CAT 3 and causes a loss of at least one primary mission area

Front 46

What are the different CASREP types?

Back 46

Initial, correction, update, and cancellation

Front 47

What is LOGREQ and what is it's purpose?

Back 47

Logistics requisition. Used to request services 48 hours prior to entering/ departing port

Front 48

What does the EWS do?

Back 48

Correlates electronic support with real time tracks

Front 49

What does the ASWC do?

Back 49

Anti submarine warfare coordinator for submarine's threat assessment

Front 50

What does the MSS do?

Back 50

Missile systems supervisor. Monitors VLS, FCS, and CIWS status and fires missiles

Front 51

What does the EWCO do?

Back 51

Evaluates RD, detects ships for ASMD

Front 52

When is the CO console used?

Back 52

During engagements and war time

Front 53

What does the AIC do?

Back 53

Air intercept controller for fixed wing aircraft. Tells us weapons capabilities of aircraft

Front 54

What does the TAO do?

Back 54

Tactical action officer. Command by negation. Acting in co absence

Front 55

What is the SLQ-32 used for?

Back 55

Passive system that listens to ships emissions

Front 56

What's the purpose of an OPREP-pinnacle?

Back 56

Used by any unit to inform the National command Authorities and appropriate naval commanders with immediate notification of any incident or event where national level of interest is needed

Front 57

Explain the different links

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Link 16- UHF LOS,

link 11- HF/UHF,

utj- point-to-point IP services SHF,

mtj- primary PMD link EHF,

CEC- fire control quality data LOS only

Front 58

What and where is SQR-4

Back 58

Secure 2 way comms, voice data, and sonobouy info between ship and helo. Between AIC and ASTAC

Front 59

When is there an evaluator at CADRT

Back 59

Condition 2 AS

Front 60

What's GCCS-M?

Back 60

Global command control system - maritime. Not real time "recognized picture"