Combat Systems Esws

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RADAR

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radio detection and ranging

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sonar

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sound navigation ranging

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hero

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hazards of electromagnetic radiation to ordinance

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weapon system not on board

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5" 54 caliber, 3", tomahawk, harpoon, ASROC

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High Frequency

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3-30 Mhz. long range can transmit up to 2000m

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Very High Frequency

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30-300 Mhz. bridge-to-bridge comms aprx 25m

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Ultra High Frequency

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300Mhz- 3Ghz. LOS – 25:50 miles

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Super High Frequency

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3Ghz-30 Ghz Over-the-Horizon satellite comms

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Extremely High Frequency

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30- 300 Ghz. Worldwide satellite comms

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CA3

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civilian network (SAT/COM)

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DSCS

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DOD classified network (SAT/COM)

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MK23

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TAS- target acquisition system

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range on TAS

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110 nautical mile

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FURUNO Navigation

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Civilian radar operated from the bridge

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SLQ-25 NIXIE

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only torpedo counter-measure

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how many SLQ-25 NIXIE reels are there

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4

2port and 2 starboard

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SLQ-25 Nixie equipment locations

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1. Nixie Electronic Equipment: 2-255-4-Q (in Aft Reactor berthing).

2. Port Winch Assembly: 3-255-6-Q

3. Starboard Winch Assembly: 3-255-7-Q

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SLQ-25 cable reel lengths

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deployable 1500

total 1600

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how many 50 calibers are on board

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12 mounts/ but 10on station

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what does CIWS stand for

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Closed in weapons system

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how many barrels does the ciws have

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6

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how many rounds per drum in the ciws

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1550

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how many rounds per min in the ciws

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4500

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how many ciws systems on the enterprise

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2

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locations of the ciws

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port aft/ stb midsection

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3 modes of operation on the ciws

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aaw automatice, aaw manual, air ready

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how many yards out do you cease fire with the ciws

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100yd

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what is the 50 cal used for

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perimeter defense against low and slow air and surface contacts

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max range of the 50 cal

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2000yds

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whats does RAM stand for

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rolling airframe missle

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what dose the RAM fire

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rime 116 missile

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how many missiles does the RAM hold

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21

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how many RAMs are onboard

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2

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what does NSSMS stand for

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NATO seasparrow surface missile system

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what does the NSSMS fire

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rim 7

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range if NSSMS

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9 NM

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how many missiles does each launcher have

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8

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how many illuminators per launcher on the NSSMS

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2

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3 subsystems of the NSSMS

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Mk 91 Missile Fire Control System (FCS)

RIM-7 Sea Sparrow guided missile

Mk 29 Guided Missile Launching System

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weapons training color

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blue

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hang fire

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A hang fire condition is a temporary failure or delay in the action of a primer, igniter or propelling charge.

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misfire

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A misfire condition is a failure of a component to fire or explode following an intentional attempt to cause an item to do so.

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train warning circle

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painted area around every weapon sys where personnel should not go while a warning bell or salvo alarm is sounding to alert personnel of movement or firing

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hot gun

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A hot gun is a condition in which the gun barrel(s) temperature has been raised to a temperature at which cook-off of a round is possible.