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Front 1

Which ammo Onboard is most susceptible to HERO?

Back 1

CIWS and ACFT 20MM

Front 2

What is one piece of Firefighting equipment unique to the flight deck?

Back 2

Tilly (NS-60

Front 3

What is the purpose of the Tilly?

Back 3

To remove disabled aircraft from landing area

Front 4

What is the A/S32P-16?

Back 4

Fire truck

Front 5

How much AFFF does the

A/32P-16 carry?

Back 5

375 gallons

Front 6

How much Halon does the

A/S32P-16 carry?

Back 6

400lbs

Front 7

What is the difference between the AIM-7 and RIM7P missiles?

Back 7

AIM 7 is launched from Aircraft

Front 8

What is the difference between hot andcold refueling?

Back 8

Hotis when the Aircraft is running – both are GROUNDED

Front 9

What is the difference between foullines and safe-shot lines?

Back 9

Foul lines are visual reference ofobstruction in the path of landing aircraft. Safe shot lines are visible referencefor cats 1 & 2 of obstructions in the path of launching Aircraft

Front 10

What does FOD stand for?

Back 10

ForeignObject Damage

Front 11

How do we put out a catapult fire?

Back 11

Steam

Front 12

How many arresting gear wires do we useduring normal recovery?

Back 12

4

Front 13

Where is AC elevator #4?

Back 13

PortHangar Bay 3

Front 14

What is the purpose of flight deckmarkings?

Back 14

Separatesafe parking area from the landing area, and designate other safe or dangerareas

Front 15

What does the foul line look like?

Back 15

Red/whitestripe indicating the end of the safe areas

Front 16

What are stantions?

Back 16

Raisedautomatically when using aircraft elevators acting as a physical barrier

Front 17

What are safe launch lines?

Back 17

Red/white strip on the bow, and yellowon the waist to inform personnel to stay behind the line during launching toprevent injury.

Front 18

Why are the safe launch lines yellow onthe waist?

Back 18

Thefoul line for landing continues into the safe launch line, it’s used show thatthey are the same area and still indicate the difference

Front 19

What is the deck edge scupper?

Back 19

A curb that runs around port andstarboard side of the flight deck

Front 20

What are safety nets?

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Wirenets located around the flight deck to catch personnel blown off their feet

Front 21

Whatare bomb jettison ramps?

Back 21

Located around the edge, hinges allowthem to be retracted, allowing for easy catwalk access

Front 22

What are access ladders?

Back 22

Stairthat allow personnel to climb between the flight deck and cat walks

Front 23

What are ordnance elevators?

Back 23

3upper stage elevators lift weapon ordnance between hangar 1 and hangar 2 to thestarboard side of the flight deck

Front 24

How many and where are the aircraftelevators?

Back 24

There are 4: 3 starboard and 1 port

Front 25

What is the purpose of flight deckstatus lights?

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Visual indication for primary and LSO’sof the current landing area status

Front 26

What is the IFLOLS

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ImprovedFresnel Lens Optical Landing System

Front 27

What is the IFLOLS purpose?

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Provide pilot with a visual indicationof his position with respect to a prescribed glide scope

Front 28

What is the function of a catapult?

Back 28

Providea means to launch aircraft from the deck

Front 29

How many catapults does our ship have?

Back 29

4 numbered starboard to port

Front 30

Where are the 4 steam accumulatorslocated?

Back 30

1: 02-69-1-Q

2:01-69-2-Q

3&4:01-165-4-Q

Front 31

What is the purpose of arresting gear?

Back 31

To stop the jet on the flight deck

Front 32

What is the purpose of JBD (jet blastdeflector)?

Back 32

Deflects jet exhaust up and out so thatpersonnel and equipment are not blown away

Front 33

What is the barricade?

Back 33

Anemergency arresting system that catches the aircraft in emergency landings

Front 34

What two types of barricades do we have?

Back 34

Rotatingpropellers and jets

Front 35

What do the crash and salvage teams do?

Back 35

Rescue of aircrew and removal of damagedaircraft from landing area

Front 36

What is the air boss responsible for?

Back 36

Aircraft within 10 miles of ship.Coordinated launch and recovery

Front 37

What is the responsibility of themini-boss?

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Assistantto the air boss

Front 38

What is the responsibility of theaircraft handler?

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Movement of aircraft on flight deck andhangar bays

Front 39

What does AIMD stand for?

Back 39

Aircraft Intermediate MaintenanceDepartment

Front 40

What is the function of AIMD?

Back 40

Repairof critical local repair cycle assets and support equipment

Front 41

When referring to the flight deck whatdo the following colors of the deck mean?

Back 41

Red: foul, cannot recover aircraft

Amber:rotors engaged or spinning props – helo

Green:safe to recovery

Blue:HERO condition

Front 42

Explain the colors associated withflight crew uniform colors

Back 42

Green: Maintenance, catapults, arrestinggear, photographers

Yellow:Aircraft handlers

Purple:Fuels

Red:weapons, ordnance, crash and salvage

Whitewith green cross: safety

Whitewith red cross: medical

Brown:Plane Captain

Blue:Chocks, chains and tractors

Front 43

What are 3 watch stations in pri-fly?

Back 43

Airboss, Mini boss, tower supervisor, ISIS operator, spotters, IFLOLS operator, AGoperator

Front 44

Where does the Air boss work?

Back 44

Pri-fly

Front 45

What is the purpose of CATCC?

Back 45

Control airspace within 50 NM around theship

Front 46

What are the different models ofAircraft the Lincoln has onboard?

Back 46

EA6B Prowler

E2CHawkeye

C2Greyhound

FA18C/D Hornet

FA18E/F Super Hornet

SH-60Helo

Front 47

What is the SPN 41 radar used for?

Back 47

Independentlanding motor: allow pilot to make an instrument approach to ship. AlignsAircraft with flight deck

Front 48

What is the SPN 43 radar used for?

Back 48

Usedfor Marshall control/stack – final approach

Front 49

What is the SPN 46 radar used for?

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PALS:Precision Approach Landing System. Enables pilot to perform approaches undermanual or fully automatic approach

Front 50

How many modes of operation does the SPN46 have and what are they?

Back 50

3:Automatic, manual, and talk in

Front 51

How do the automatic and manual modeswork for SPN 46?

Back 51

Aircraftis brought in by CATCC on Auto, Pilot uses needles on manual

Front 52

What does METOC stand for?

Back 52

MeteorologicalCenter – provides weather information

Front 53

What are the missions of the followingAircraft?

Back 53

FA18 Hornet: Medium range air to air andair to surface attack

EA-6BProwler: Electronic support/attack

E2CHawkeye: Airborne early warning/strike warfare controller

C2Greyhound: Logistics and Personnel transfer

SH-60Helo: Anti-sub, SAR, Drug interdiction, anti-ship warfare, and cargo transfer

Front 54

What is the purpose of the catapultssystem?

Back 54

To provide high-pressure steam to drivethe catapult piston and shuttle forward to launch aircraft

Front 55

What is CSC?

Back 55

CatapultSupervisory Control

Front 56

What is ICCS?

Back 56

IntegratedCatapult Control System

Front 57

What fuel do we use onboard?

Back 57

JP5

Front 58

What is JP5 used for?

Back 58

Aircraft,emergency diesel generators, and ground equipment

Front 59

How many JP5 service pumps are there?

Back 59

8

Front 60

What are FOSP’s?

Back 60

Fuel Oil ServicePumps

Front 61

How many FOSP’s are there?

Back 61

28

Front 62

Whatis the purpose of oil strainers?

Back 62

Protectthe pumps from damage or particles

Front 63

What is the purpose of the fuel and oiltransfer pump?

Back 63

Totransfer fuel, purify, off-load or pump to ships

Front 64

How much can the pump, pump per minute?

Back 64

300 gal

Front 65

Whatis the purpose of the fuel and oil storage tanks?

Back 65

Tohold fuel that awaits for transfer to the service tanks

Front 66

What is the fuel oil stripping system?

Back 66

Thefuel and oil tanks stripping system cleans fuel oil storage tanks of sludge andwater before oil is pumped