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124 Cards in this Set
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steam
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white
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potable water
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dark blue
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feed water
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light blue
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chill water
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light blue & green
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salt water
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dark green
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fire main
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red
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AFFF concentrate
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red & light blue
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AFFF solution
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red & green
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co2 flooding system
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red & white
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halon
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red, white, & grey
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fuel oil & gasoline
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yellow
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lube oil
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yellow and black
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hydraulic
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orange
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sewage
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gold
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lp air
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tan
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hp air
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dark grey
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what is the fire main used for?
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firefighting, list control, flushing water, CMW
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what pressure does the firemain have?
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125-175 psi
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what type is the fire main?
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composite loop
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how many fire pumps do we have? How many steam, electric and what is their GPM?
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21; 17 electric (1000 GPM), 4 steam (2000 GPM)
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where are the electric pumps located?
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pump room
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where are the steam pumps located?
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MMRs
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Where can fire pumps be activated?
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in space locally, 2nd deck outside space, DC central at the switch panel
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how many emergency diesel generators do we have?
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2
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where are the emergency diesel generators located?
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FWD female berthing area, AFT mess decks STBD side
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how many AFFF transfer stations do we have?
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2
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How many gallons of AFFF do each transfer station hold?
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3626
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How many HCFF stations?
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17
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How many gallons does each HCFF hold?
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600
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What does AFFF stand for?
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Aqueous Film Forming Foam
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What does HCFF stand for?
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High Capacity Fog Foam
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what can be found at each HCFF?
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SOPV (Solenoid Operated Pilot Valve)
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What are teh SOPV used for?
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to activate the HCFF
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what toxic gas does AFFF break down into?
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H2S (hydrogen sulfide)
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what is the AFFF/HCFF circuit?
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X-50-J
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What does APC stand for?
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Aqueous Potassium Carbonate
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What is the composition of APC?
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50% water 50% APC
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What is APC used for?
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To combat deep fat fryer fires in the galleys
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at what temperature does the fusible link melt?
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360 degrees
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how many APC systems aboard the JFK?
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7
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How many ways can you activate the APC system and what are they?
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3; remote, manual, nitrogen
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what is co2?
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carbon dioxide
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how does co2 put out the fire?
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takes out the oxygen
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what spaces does teh co2 flooding system cover?
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hazmat and paint lockers
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what is the soak time for co2?
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15 minutes
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what is the time delay for co2?
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25 seconds +/- 5 seconds
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what is the purpose of the time delay?
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to secure ventilation
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what are the safety preautions for co2?
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prior to activating it ensure zebra is set in space and once it is activated wait 15 minutes and enter space using an SCBA
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how do you activate co2?
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break glass and pull cord until yousee red on the cord
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what types of alarms does the co2 system give?
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visual and audio
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how many eductors do we have?
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18
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where are teh eductors located?
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main spaces, pump rooms, shaft alleys
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what are the GPM on each eductor?
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2000 GPM
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what is the PSI required to operate the eductors?
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150-175 PSI
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what are the safety precautions for eductors?
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ventilation must be set on hight. it acts as a vacuum
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how do you activate the eductors?
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discharge, fire main and suction. suction, fire main discharge
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what activates the halon system?
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co2
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what is the time delay for the halon system?
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30 seconds unmanned spaces
60 seconds manned spaces |
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what is the purpose of the halon system time delay?
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to secure ventilation
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what is the halon time delay bypass time?
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35 seconds unmanned spaces
70 seconds manned spaces |
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what is the purpose of the halon time delay bypass valve?
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used to bypass the time delay if halon was not activated after the normal time delay
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where can halon be activated?
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remote, EOS, access of 2nd deck
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what indicators are received when halon is activated?
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visual (red probe), audio (alarms)
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where are the halon alarms received?
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on site, DCC
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at what temperature does halon become toxit?
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900 degrees
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how does halon extinguish the fire?
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breaks the chemical chain reaction
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what is the soak time for halon?
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15 minutes
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what is the % of halon discharged into a main space?
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5-7%
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where is halon used?
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main machinery rooms, CO in port cabin, pump rooms, flag mess, diesel generator rooms, HLU lockers
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where can CMWD be activated?
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flight deck control, bridge
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what is the CMWD color code?
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green
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what is the purpose of CMWD?
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it washes down the ship with salt water prior to CBR attack
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why is CMWD activated prior to a CBR attack?
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to prevent chemicals from sticking to the skin of the ship
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what material condition of readiness is set and why?
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circle william to isolate the interior of the ship from chemical outside the ship
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what direction will the ship tavel in relation to the wind and why?
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against the wind to ensure the chemical will be swept behind the ship
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how many DECON stations do we have?
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4
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what type of shower are in DECON stations?
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salt water (green)
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what does CBR stand for?
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chemial, biological, radiological
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how many types of chemical agents are there? name them.
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4; nerve, blood, blister, chocking
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how many levels of radiation are there? name them.
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4; alpha, bravo, gamma (strongest), neutron
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What type of gas mask do we use?
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MCU-2/P
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what type of canister do we use?
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C-2
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what does ACPG stand for?
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advanced chemical protective garment
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what is the personal DECON kit called?
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M-291
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what is the M-8 paper used for?
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to detect liquid-G, V-nerve and blister-H agents
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What is the M-9 paper used for?
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to detect vapors in the air
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which are teh three radiacs used to detect radiation?
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AN/PDR 27: low intensity
AN/PDR 43: high intensity AN/PDR 65: located on the bridge detects radiation using probe on the mast |
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what does CCA stand for and how many do we have?
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contamination control area; 4
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name the 4 types of nuclear bursts.
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high altitude: 100,000 ft or
higher. effect: electromagnetic pulse air: 100,000 ft or below. fireball does not touch the surface. effect: initial radiation. surface: fireball touches the surface. effect: air blast sub-surface: underwater. fireball vents to water surface. effect: underwater shockwave & base surge |
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what does MOPP stand for and how many levels is it composed of?
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mission oriented protective posture, 4 levels
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MOPP levels type of attack:
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MOPP 1: suspected
MOPP 2: possible MOPP 3: probable MOPP 4: imminent |
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how many repair lockers on JFK?
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10
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What is the purpose of repair locker 3?
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back up to DCC
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what is the purpose of repair locker 7B?
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flight deck emergencies
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what frames make up the box?
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88-172
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what are the repair lockers in the box?
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4/5F and 4/5A
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what MMR's does 4/5F and 4/5A respond to?
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4/5F: 3MMR, 2MMR, and AMR
4/5A: 1MMR, and 4MMR |
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how do you combat a MMR fire?
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main space fire doctrine
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how many sections is teh ship divided in for yoke and for zebra?
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yoke: 4 sections, 2 fwd, 2 aft
zebra 2 sections, port & stbd |
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what is the number to report fire & flooding?
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7111
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which is the DC circuit?
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2JZ
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which is the secondary DC circuit?
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X2JZ
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Which is the emergency circuit?
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X40J
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what is the length of the re-enter hose reels for the main spaces?
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125 feet
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what is the length of the standard fire fighting hose?
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50 feet
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what is the minimum manning for a 1.5" fire fighting hose?
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3 to 5 people
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what is the minimum manning for a 2.5" fire fighting hose?
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5 to 7 people
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what is the output for vari-nozzles within the skin of the ship?
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95 GPM
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What is the output for vari-nozzles outside the skin of the ship?
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125 GPM
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How long does a 15 lb co2 bottle last?
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45 seconds
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what si the range of a 15lb co2 bottle?
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4-6 ft from the tip of the horn
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what is used to combat main space fires?
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main space fire doctrines
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where is the main spaces fire doctrine located?
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DCC, fire marshall office, repair lockers, MSC
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What rates is the R-div composed of?
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Dc, HT, MR
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how far out must you be to dump CHT?
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3 NM
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how many CHT modes are there? name them.
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3; in port, transit, out to sea
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how many CHT tanks do we have?
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8
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how many CHT riseres do we have? where are they?
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4; S-8 sponson, main deck smoking sponson, deck house 1, stbd boat davit
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what is the purpose of list control?
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to keep an even keel during flight operations
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hos is list measured?
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degrees port to stbd
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what tool monitors list?
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clinometer
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where are the cliometers located?
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3 MMR, repair 3, DCC, bridge, flight deck control, engineer's office, engineer's stateroom
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how many decks and levels are on the JFK?
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8 decks, 11 levels
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what are the colors associated with the general, chemical, and collision alarms?
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general: red
chemical: yellow collision: green |