Combat Systems Esws

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Who is the combat systems department head?

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Combat Systems Officer

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What is CSMC?

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Combat Systems Maintenance Center: A one-stop shop for coordinating all combat systems maintenance and repairs.

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What watch stander stands watch with CSMC?

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Combat systems officer of the watch (CSOOW)

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What does CSOSS stand for?

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Combat systems operational sequencing system.

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What does CSOSS provide for technicians?

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Basic start-up, shut-down, and casualty response procedures for equipment.

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What is meant by Hang Fire?

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Delay in a commanded weapons firing.

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What is meant by Mis-fire?

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The weapon did not fire when commanded.

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What is meant by Hot Gun?

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The round fired without the trigger being pulled due to the chamber overheating from an excessive amount of rounds expended during a relatively short time (number of rounds vs. time is relative to each different weapon).

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What is meant by HERO?

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Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordinance

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What is meant by HERF?

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Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Fuel

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What is HERP?

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Hazards of Electromagnetic to Personnel

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What are the 4 types of CASREP's?

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Initial, Update, Correction, Cancellation

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What does ADP stand for?

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Automated Data Processing

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What does ADP do?

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Maintain ship's LAN, network assets and create and manage user accounts.

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What does SSDS stand for?

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Ships Self Defense System

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What does SSDS do for us?

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Integrates weapons and radar systems for watch standers to maintain ship's defense readiness.

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What does CIWS stand for?

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Close-in weapons system

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How many CIWS mounts do we have and what are their numbers?

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2, mount 21, 22

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How many rates of fire are there on CIWS?

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2

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What is the rate of fire?

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4500 rounds per minute in AIR

3000 rounds per minute in SURFACE

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What is the effective range of the CIWS?

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1 NM

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What is NSSMS?

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NATO Seasparrow Missile System

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How many NATO SEASPARROW launchers do we have?

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2

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How many missiles per mount?

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8

Front 25

What type of missile is the NATO Seasparrow?

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RIM 162-D1 Evolve Seasparrow Missile (ESSM)

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What is the effective range of a NATO Seasparrow?

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13 NM

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What does RAM stand for?

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Rolling Airframe Missile

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How many RAM mounts do we have?

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2

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What is the effective range of RAM?

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3 NM

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How many missiles per RAM mount?

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21

Front 31

What is the frequency range of High Frequency?

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3-30 Mhz

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What is the frequency range of Very High Frequency?

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30-300 Mhz

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What is the frequency range of Ultra High Frequency?

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300 Mhz-3Ghz

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What is the frequency range of Super High Frequency?

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3-30Ghz

Front 35

What are some capabilities of SHF?

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RF transmission to a satellite allows for IP services: SIPRNET/ NIPRNET/ Phone lines/ Video teleconference Services.

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What is the frequency range of Extremely High Frequency?

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30-300Ghz

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What is the purpose of Crypto?

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To encrypt/decrypt voice and data being passed from one unit to the next.

Front 38

What does TACAN stand for?

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Tactical Air Navigation

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Where is TACAN?

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Top of the mast

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What is the AN/SLQ-25?

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NIXIE

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How many do we have?

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2

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What is NIXIE used for?

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Torpedo countermeasure.

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What is the SPN-41's nickname?

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Bullseye

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What is the SPN-41's MAX range?

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10NM

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What is the SPN-43?

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Marshall

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What is the SPN-43's MAX range?

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50NM

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Wjat is the SPN-46?

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PALS (Precision Approach Landing System)

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What can the SPN-46 do for pilots?

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Can lock on and automatically adjust the aircraft to proper coordinates to land for them.

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What is the SPN-46's MAX range?

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10NM

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What information do we get from the fathometer?

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The depth of the water beneath the keel.

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The Pitsword provides what to the ship?

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Speed of the ship in KNOTS and distance traveled through the water in nautical miles.

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How do we know how fast we are moving when in shallow waters?

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Dummy Log

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What is SEATEL?

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Satellite Television System

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How many SEATEL antennas do we have onboard the GW?

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2 (Big SEATEL and Little SEATEL)

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What does Big SEATEL give us?

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AFN

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What does Little SEATEL give us?

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DirecTV Channels

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1MC

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General shipboard announcement

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3MC

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Hangar Bay announcement

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5MC

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Flight deck announcement

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6MC

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Ship to ship announcement

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21MC

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CO Battle circuit

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46 MC

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Weapons Handling circuit

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1JV

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Maneuvering circuit

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JL

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Lookout watches

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X8j

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RAS circuit