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142 Cards in this Set
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WHAT ARE THE 6 AREAS THAT COMPRISE A NAVAL DOCTRINE
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COMMAND AND CONTROL
OPERATIONS WARFARE LOGISTICS INTELLIGENCE PLANNING |
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STATE THE SEVEN PRINCIPLES OF NAVAL LOGISTICS
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SERVIVABILITY
SUSTAINABILITY SIMPLICITY FLEXIBILITY ECONOMY ATTAINABILITY RESPONSIVENESS |
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WHAT WAS THE FIRST NAVAL SHIP NAMED AFTER AN ENLISTED MAN
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USS OSMOND INGRAM DD 225
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WHAT THREE CLASSES OF NAVAL VESSELS EXISTED AT THE INCEPTION OF THE NAVY
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SHIPS OF THE LINE 64-100 GUNS
FRIGATES 28-44 GUNS SLOOPS OF WAR 10-20 GUNS |
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NAME THE DATE OF THE FOLLOWING BATTLES:
CORAL SEA GREAT WHITE FLEET NORMANDY MIDWAY GUADICANAL LEYTE GULF |
MAY 1942
DEC 1907 JUNE 1944 JUNE 1942 NOV 1942 OCT 23 1944 |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 LEVELS OF WAR
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TACTICAL
OPERATIONAL STRATIGIC |
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WHO IS THE:
SECDEF SECNAV CNO MCPON CO XO CMC |
ROBERT M GATES
DONALD C WINTER ADM GARY ROUGHEAD CAMPA CAPT CARTER CMDR KOEHLER (KAYLER) CMC MALLO |
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WHAT IS THE:
SORN SORM |
STANDARD ORGINIZATION AND REGULATIONS OF THE NAVY
SHIPS ORGINIZATION AND REGULATIONS MANUAL |
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STATE THE 6 BILLS
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(SEABOW)
SPECIAL EMERGANCY ADMINISTRATIVE BATTLE OPERATIONAL WATCH, QUARTER, AND STATION |
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STATE WHO THE 8 AND 12 0'CLOCK REPORTS GO TO
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XO AT SEA AND THEN REPORTED TO CO
CO ON GENERAL STATUS OF THE SHIP |
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WHAT ARE 2 TYPES OF DISCHARGES FROM THE NAVY
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ADMIN AND PUNITIVE
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WHAT DOES DTG STAND FOR
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DATE TIME GROUP
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EXPLAIN THE FOLLOWING PAGES IN THE ENLISTED SERVICE RECORD:
2/4/13 |
2- EMERGANCY RECALL INFO
4- ENLISTED QUALIFICATIONS 13- ADMIN REMARKS |
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HOW MANY FLEET MASTER CHIEFS ARE THERE
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9
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HOW MANY FORCE MASTER CHIEFS ARE THERE
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3
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HOW MANY PERSONNEL MUST BE PRESENT TO HAVE A CMC
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250
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WHAT DOES COSAL STAND FOR
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COORDINATED SHIPBOARD ALLOWANCE LIST
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WHAT ARE THE 2 PARTS OF THE COSAL
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APL-ALLOWANCE PARTS LIST
AEL- ALLOWANCE EQUIPAGE LIST |
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WHAT IS THE MOV PROGRAM AND WHAT IS ITS PURPOSE
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MATERIAL OBLIGATION VALIDATION: VERRIFIES BACKORDERED PARTS STILL NEEDED
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WHAT IS THE DLR PROGRAM AND WHAT IS ITS PURPOSE
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DEPOT LEVEL REPAIRABLE: PARTS MORE ECONOMICALLY REPAIRED THAN REPLACED
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WHO MANAGES THE DLR PROGRAM
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S-6
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WHAT IS NRFI
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NOT READY FOR ISSUE
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WHAT IS A MAM
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MAINTENANCE ASSIST MODULES
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WHAT IS A BULKHEAD READY SPARE
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REPAIR PART STORED IN OR NEAR CERTIAN EQUIPMENT FOR FAST TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIR
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WHAT IS BAMS
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BATTLEGROUP ASSET MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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WHAT DOES OPTAR HAVE TO DO WITH
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OPERATING TARGET (MONEY)
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WHAT IS THE BDFA
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BASIC DAILY FOOD ALLOWANCE
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HOW MUCH IS BDFA BASED ON
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ADEQUATE DAILY NUTRITION FOR ONE PERSON ABOUT $7
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WHAT IS A MRE
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MEAL READY TO EAT
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HOW IS LINE MEASURED
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BY CIRCUMFERENCE
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WHAT IS SMALL STUFF
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1 1/2" AND SMALLER
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WHAT IS HOWSER
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> 5" LINE
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WHAT IS THE ADVANTAGE OF DOUBLE BRAID SYNTHETIC MOORING LINE
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IT IS STRONGER, HAS A HIGHER BREAKING STREGNTH, AND LOWER STRETCH FACTOR
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WHAT IS THE SWING CIRCLE
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THE CIRCLE AROUND THE SHIP WHERE THE RADIOUS IS THE DISTANCE FROM THE ANCHOR TO THE END OF THE SHIP
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WHAT IS THE DRAG CIRCLE
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A CIRCLE AROUND THE SHIP OUTSIDE THE SWING CIRCLE USED TO DETERMINE IF THE ANCHOR IS HOLDING
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WHAT IS A SEA PAINTER
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LINE USED TO HOLD A BOATS BOW
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WHAT IS A STEADY LINE
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LINES FORWARD AND AFT THAT STEADY THE BOAT AS IT IS RAISED
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WHAT ARE MAN ROPES
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LINES SUSPENDED OVER THE BOAT FROM A DAVIT. KNOTTED FOR GRIP ALLOWING BOARDING PERSONNEL TO PLACE 75% OF THEIR BODY WEIGHT
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HOW LONG IS THE ANCHOR CHAIR
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1080 FT
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HOW IS THE ANCHOR CHAIN MARKED
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DETACHABLE LINKS MARKED RED WHITE THEN BLUE 15 FATHOMS APART
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WHAT COLOR IS THE LAST SHOT OF CHAIN
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RED "DANGER SHOT"
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WHAT COLOR IS THE SECOND TO LAST SHOT OF CHAIN
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YELLOW "CAUTION SHOT"
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WHAT IS THE HOWSPIPE
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HOLE THAT THE ANCHOR TRAVELS THROUGH
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WHAT IS A UNREP
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UNDERWAY REPLENISHMENT
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WHAT IS A VERTREP
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VERTICAL REPLENISHMENT
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WHAT IS A CONREP
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CONNECTED REPLENISHMENT
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WHAT IS THE UNREP SPEED AND WHAT IS IT CALLED
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12-16 KNOTS ROMEO SPEED
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WHAT IS THE P&D LINE AND HOW IS IT MARKED
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PHONE AND DISTANCE LINE
MARKED BY FLAGS EVERY 20 FEET AND COLORED GREEN RED YELLOW BLUE WHITE GREEN... |
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HOW IS THE P&D LINE MARKED AT NIGHT
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RED AND BLUE CHEMICAL LIGHTS
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WHAT COLOR HELMETS ARE ON THE:
SAFETY OBSERVER RIG CAPTIAN RIGGER SIGNALMAN CORPMAN GUNNERS MATE WINCH OPERATOR PHONE TALKER |
WHITE WITH GREEN CROSS
YELLOW BLUE GREEN WHITE WITH RED CROSS RED BROWN GREEN |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 TYPS OF MAN OVERBOARD
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HELICOPER
BOAT SHIPBOARD |
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WHAT ARE THE WARNING SIGNALS FOR GALES
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2 SPEED FLAGS (RED) FOR WINDS 34-47 KNOTS
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WHAT ARE THE WARNING SIGNALS FOR HURRICANES
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2 HURRICANE FLAGS (RED WITH BLACK SQUARE) FOR WINDS >64 KNOTS
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WHAT ARE THE DUTIES OF THE OFFICER OF THE DECK
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DESIGNATED BY THE CO, HE IS IN CHARGE OF THE SHIP INCLUDING SAFETY AND PROPER OPERATION. HE REPORTS DIRECTLY TO THE CO
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WHAT ARE THE DUTIES OF THE CONNING OFFICER
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HE IS THE PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT TO THE OOD
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WHAT ARE THE DUTIES OF THE BMOW
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BOATSWAIN'S MATE OF THE WATCH- STANDS WATCH ON THE BRIDGE AND ENSURES EFFICIENT FUNCTION OF THE WATCH TEAM AND ASSISTS THE OOD
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WHAT DOES THE HELMSMAN DO
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PERSON WHO STEERS THE SHIP
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WHAT DOES THE LEE HELMSMAN DO
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PROVIDES THE SPEED INPUT
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WHAT DO THE LOOKOUTS DO
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ASSIST THE OOD BY IDENTIFYING THINGS BY SIGHT
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WHAT DOES THE QMOW DO
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QUARTERMASTER OF THE WATCH- ASSISTS THE NAVIGATOR AND MAINTAINS THE SHIPS PLOT
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WHAT IS THE TAO AND WHAT IS SPECIAL ABOUT HIM
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TACTICAL ACTION OFFICER
THEY HAVE WEAPONS RELEASE AUTHORITY |
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WHAT IS THE DUTY OF THE CIC OFFICER
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RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL COORDINATION OF ALL CIC FUNCTIONS
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WHAT IS THE TDS
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TACTICAL DATA SYSTEM
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WHAT IS THE IFF
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IDENTIFICATION FRIEND OR FOE
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WHAT IS THE TACAN
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TACTICAL AIR NAVIGATION- AIR HOMING DEVICE
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WHAT IS THE DEAD RECKONING TRACER
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PLOTS SHORT AND LONG RANGE CONTACTS
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WHAT FACTORS AFFECT RADAR OPERATIONS
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ATMOSPHEREIC CONDITIONS
SEA RETURN WEATHER HEIGHT OF TARGET/ANTENNA |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS USED IN OPERATIONS
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ES- ELECTRONIC SUPPORT
EA- ELECTRONIC ATTACK EP- ELECTRONIC PROTECT |
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WHAT IS A MIO
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MARATIME INDICTION OPERATION- (SEALS ECT)
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WHAT IS A NEO
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NONE COMBATANT EVACUATOIN OPERATION
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WHAT IS A SAR
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SEARCH AND RESQUE OPERATION
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HOW MUCH WATER DOES THE CVN 70 DISPLACE
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95000 TONS
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HOW LONG IS THE CVN 70'S FLIGHT DECK
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1092 FEET
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HOW LONG IS THE CVN 70 OVERALL
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1115 FT 4 IN
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HOW LONG IS THE CHAIN
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12 SHOTS 180 FATHOMS
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WHAT IS A CG/CGN
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GUIDED MISSLE CRUISER/GUIDED MISSLE CRUISER NUCLEAR
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WHAT IS A DD
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DESTROYER
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WHAT IS A DDG
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GUIDED MISSLE DESTROYER
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WHAT IS A FFG
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GUIDED MISSLE FAST FRIGIT
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WHAT IS A LCC
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AMPHOBIOUS COMMAND SHIP
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WHAT IS A LCAC
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LANDING CRAFT AIR CUSHIONED
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WHAT IS A SSN
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NUCLEAR FAST ATTACK SUBMARINE
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WHAT IS A SSBN AND WHAT IS ITS PRIMARY MISSION
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NUCLEAR BALLISTIC MISSILE SUB- A DETURANT
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WHAT IS A F-18
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HORNET
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WHAT IS A F-14
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TOMCAT
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WHAT IS A C-2
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GRAYHOUND
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WHAT IS A EA-6B
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PROWLER
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WHAT IS A ES-3
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SHADOW
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WHAT IS A S-3
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VIKING
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WHAT IS A E-2
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HAWKEYE
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WHAT IS A P-3
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ORION
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WHAT IS A AV-8
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HARRIER
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WHAT IS A CH-53
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SUPER STALLION
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WHAT IS A UH-1
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HUEY
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WHAT IS A MH-53
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SEA DRAGON
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WHAT IS A UH-46
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SEA KNIGHT
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WHAT IS A SH-2
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SEA SPRITE
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WHAT IS A SH-60
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SEA HAWK
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WHAT IS A AH-1
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SEA COBRA
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WHAT DOES "BALL" MEAN
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AT ANCHOR
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WHAT DOES "BALL BALL" MEAN
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NOT UNDER COMMAND
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WHAT DOEA "BALL DIAMOND BALL" MEAN
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RESTRICTED MANEUVERING
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WHAT DOES "BALL BALL BALL" MEAN
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RUN AGROUND
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WHAT DOES "CYLINDER" MEAN
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RESTRICTED BY DRAFT
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WHAT FLAG IS USED FOR REFUELING/AMMO LOADING
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BRAVO (RED)
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WHAT FLAG IS USED FOR PERSONNEL RECALL
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PAPA (BLUE WITH WHITE SQUARE IN MIDDLE)
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WHAT FLAG IS USED FOR BOAT RECALL OR QUARINTINE
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QUEBECK (YELLOW)
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WHAT FLAG IS USED FOR DIVERS
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ALPHA (WHITE AND BLUE)
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WHAT FLAG IS USED FOR HERO
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LIMA (BLACK AND YELLOW)
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WHAT DOES HERO STAND FOR
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HAZARDS OF ELECTRO MAGNETIC RADIATION TO ORDENANCE
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WHAT ARE THE 3 SECURITY CLASSIFICATIONS
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CONFIDENTIAL
SECRET TOP SECRET |
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WHAT DOES RADAR STAND FOR
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RADIO DETECTION AND RANGING
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WHAT DOES SONAR STAND FOR
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SOUND NAVIGATION AND RANGING
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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 2 DEMENTIONAL AND 3 DEMENTIONAL RADARS
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2 DEMENTIONAL- RANGE AND BEARING
3 DEMENTIONAL- RANGE, BEARING, AND HEIGHT |
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WHAT ARE THE CSOSS WATCH STANDERS
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COMBAT SYSTEMS READINESS
COMBAT SYSTEMS OFFICER OF THE WATCH AREA SUPERVISOR |
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WHAT IS THE DUTY OF THE COMBAT SYSTEMS REDADINESS WATCH
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STATIONED AT GQ RESPONSIBLE FOR ELECTRICAL CASUALTY CONTROL WITHIN THE AEGIS COMBAT SYSTEMS
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WHAT IS THE DUTY OF THE COMBAT SYSTEMS OFFICER OF THE WATCH
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SUPERVISES ALL COMBAT SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL AND ENSURES ALL DEGRIDATIONS REPORTED TO TAO
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE AREA SUPEVISOR
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RESPONSIBLE FOR ELECTRONIC CASUALTY OF A SPECIFIC WARFARE SUITE
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE AN/SLQ 25
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THE NIXIE IS AN ELECTRO ACOUSTIC DECOY USED FOR TORPEDO COUNTER MEASURES
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WHAT AFFECTS SONAR OPERATION
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SALINITY
DEPTH PRESSURE TEMPERATURE |
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WHAT IS MORE DANGEROUS A HANG FIRE OR A MISS FIRE
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HANG FIRE
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WHAT ARE THE 4 D'S OF A WEAPONS SYSTEM
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DETECTION (PICKET SHIP)
DIRECTION (SPN-48) DELIVERY (F-18) DESTRUCTION (SIDEWINDER) |
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WHAT ARE THE 4 PHASES OF THE STEAM CYCLE
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GENERATION
EXPANSION CONDENSATION FEED |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 TYPES OF SHORING
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I, K, AND H
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WHAT TYPE OF DISTILLING UNITS ARE USED ON THE CVN 70
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6 STAGE LOW PRESSURE, FLASH TYPE, THAT PRODUCE 100000 GAL PER DAY
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WHAT ARE THE 3 TYPS OF DISTILLING UNITY
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FLASH
REVERSE OSMOSIS VERTICAL BASKET |
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HOW BIG ARE THE RUDDERS, HOW MANY DO WE HAVE, AND HOW MUCH DO THEY WEIGH
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29 FEET, 2, 70000 LBS EACH
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WHAT ARE THE SIX CATAGORIES OF HAZMAT
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FLAMABLE
AEROSOL TOXIC COMPRESSED GAS OXIDIZING CORROSIVE |
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WHAT PPE IS REQUIRED TO HANDLE HAZMAT
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GOGGLES
FACE SHIELD SCBA APRON TOXIC SUIT RUBBER GLOVES RUBBER BOOTS |
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WHAT ARE THE UNDERWAY AND INPORT DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS
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TRASH >50NM AND HIGH SEAS
GARBAGE >75NM AND HIGH SEAS PLASTIC ZERO SEWAGE 3 NM AND HIGH SEAS OILY WASTE >50NM AND HIGH SEAS PAINT AND SPIRITS CONTAINED |
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WHAT DISTANCE IS MAINTAINED DURING UNDERWAY REPLENISHMENT
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160-180 FT
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WHAT DOES FLASH MEAN
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AS FAST AS POSSIBLE <10 MIN (Z)
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WHAT DOES IMMEDIATE MEAN
WHAT IS ITS SYMBOL |
30 MIN (O)
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WHAT DOES PRIORITY MEAN
WHAT IS ITS SYMBOL |
3 HOURS
(P) |
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WHAT DOES ROUTINE MEAN
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6 HOURS
(R) |
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WHAT DOES "MINIMIZE" MEAN
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SET BY THE CNO INFORMING THERE IS AN INTRUDER ON THE LINE
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WHAT DOES "BEADWINDOW" MEAN
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SAID WHEN THERE IS CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION GIVEN ON AN UNSECURE LINE FOLLOWED BY A CODE NUMBER
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WHAT DOES "GINGERBREAD" MEAN
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THERE IS AN INTRUDER ON THE LINE
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WHAT IS THE FREQUENCY RANGE FOR HIGH FREQUENCY
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3-30 MHZ
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WHAT IS THE FREQUENCY RANGE FOR VERY HIGH FREQUENCY
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30-300 MHZ
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WHAT IS THE FREQUENCY RANGE FOR ULTRA HIGH FREQUENCY
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300MHZ-3 GHZ
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WHAT IS THE FREQUENCY RANGE FOR SUPER HIGH FREQUENCY
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3-30 GHZ
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