Dsws Requal

Front 1

Describe the 9 mm pistol

Back 1

Semiautomatic, magazine fed, recoil operated and double
action pistol.

Front 2

capabilities/characteristics of a 9 mm

Back 2

a. Length -8.54 inches
c. Maximum effective range - Approximately 55 yards
e. Magazine capacity - 15 rounds

Front 3

What is its function of the following components?
Slide
Receiver
Magazine

Back 3

Slide - Houses the firing pin, barrel, striker, and extractor; cocks hammer during recoil cycle.
Receiver - Serves as a support for all major components.
Magazine - Holds 15 cartridges (maximum). Slides into bottom of receiver

Front 4

How many rounds those a 12 gauge shot gun hold

Back 4

4

Front 5

Describe the M16 rifle

Back 5

Lightweight, gas operated, magazine fed air-cooled, shoulder weapon.

Front 6

State the following capabilities/characteristics

Back 6

a. Length - 39 inches
d. Maximum effective range - 460 meters / 503 yard
g. Magazines capacity - 20 or 30 rounds
h. Types of ammunition - Ball, blank, dummy, and tracer

Front 7

Describe steps of salvage survey

Back 7

The salvage survey breaks down into several surveys including: the preliminary survey, the detailed hull survey, topside survey, interior survey, diving survey, hydrographic survey and safety survey

Front 8

Discuss the following factors affecting ship strandings:

Back 8

Type of bottom under the ship
Slope of the bottom under the ship
Depth of water under and around the ship

Front 9

3 types of propellars

Back 9

Solid, Built up, Variable Pitch

Front 10

3 types of rudders

Back 10

Balanced, Uncalanced, Semi-Balanced

Front 11

Describe the 9 mm pistol

Back 11

Semiautomatic, magazine fed, recoil operated and double
action pistol.

Front 12

capabilities/characteristics of a 9 mm

Back 12

a. Length -8.54 inches
c. Maximum effective range - Approximately 55 yards
e. Magazine capacity - 15 rounds

Front 13

What is its function of the following components?
Slide
Receiver
Magazine

Back 13

Slide - Houses the firing pin, barrel, striker, and extractor; cocks hammer during recoil cycle.
Receiver - Serves as a support for all major components.
Magazine - Holds 15 cartridges (maximum). Slides into bottom of receiver

Front 14

How many rounds those a 12 gauge shot gun hold

Back 14

4

Front 15

Describe the M16 rifle

Back 15

Lightweight, gas operated, magazine fed air-cooled, shoulder weapon.

Front 16

State the following capabilities/characteristics

Back 16

a. Length - 39 inches
d. Maximum effective range - 460 meters / 503 yard
g. Magazines capacity - 20 or 30 rounds
h. Types of ammunition - Ball, blank, dummy, and tracer

Front 17

Describe steps of salvage survey

Back 17

The salvage survey breaks down into several surveys including: the preliminary survey, the detailed hull survey, topside survey, interior survey, diving survey, hydrographic survey and safety survey

Front 18

Discuss the following factors affecting ship strandings:

Back 18

Type of bottom under the ship
Slope of the bottom under the ship
Depth of water under and around the ship

Front 19

3 types of propellars

Back 19

Solid, Built up, Variable Pitch

Front 20

3 types of rudders

Back 20

Balanced, Uncalanced, Semi-Balanced

Front 21

UWSH Chp 1-10

Back 21

1. Index and user guide
2. General info and Safety
3. Propellars
4. Aux Prupulsion units
5. Masker Emitter Belts
6. Submarine Sonar
7. Nondestructive testing
8. SPUs
9. Rubber Sonar Domes
10. Diver Tools

Front 22

UWSH Chp 11-20

Back 22

11. Wet and Dry Chmbr Welding
12.Controlable Pitch Props
13. Prop Shft Cvr Repair
14. 6" Launcher
15. Protection Sleeves and Sea Chests
16. Cofferdams
17. Inspection Procedures
18. Propulsion Bearings
19. Cathodic Protection
20.Painting and Fairing Compounds

Front 23

UWSH Chp 21-31

Back 23

21. Fiberglass Hulls
22. SSN Bow Domes
23. Submarine Predeployment Inspection
24. Fin Stabilizers
25. WSQ-9
26. Cutting SHT
27. Hydroblasting
28. Pollution Prevention
29. Submarine Procedures
30. DDG 51
31. Rudders

Front 24

Highlight Chapter 4

Back 24

APU: located in frigates (has 2)
Located of FFG 7
Allowable gap 1" +/- 1/4"

Front 25

What are the 3 parts of an APU

Back 25

Cort Nozzle
Propeller
Motor

Front 26

What hydro gun is approved to clean Masker emitter belts

Back 26

Butterworth Zero Thrust

What Chapter?

Hint 26

UWSH 5

Front 27

What is the only material approved for waterborne structural repair of Rubber Sonar Domes

Back 27

B.F. Goodrich

What Chapter?

Hint 27

UWSH CH 9

Front 28

What type of Sonar Dome does a DDG and CG have

Back 28

Bow Mounted
SDRW
Sonar Dome Rubber Window

Chapter?

Hint 28

UWSH CH 9

Front 29

What type of rubber sonar dome is on an FFG

Back 29

Keel MOunted

Chapter?

Hint 29

UWSH CH 9

Front 30

What is the approved adhesive for on sonar domes

Back 30

HP-2 Chapter?Glastolock

Hint 30

UWSH CH 9

Front 31

Approved fluid for hydrolic tools

Back 31

EF Houhgton or PR 1192

Chapter?

Hint 31

UWSH Ch 10

Front 32

What are the requirements of a knife switch

Back 32

4 Post Single throw
Allows or interrupts current
Installed to allow or interupt current

Hint 32

UWSH CH 10

Front 33

What are the safety precautions for explosive gasses when welding in a cofferdam

Back 33

Do not allow gasses to be trapped
Do not weld on opposite side of wall containing gasses

Hint 33

UWSH CH 11

Front 34

What are the 2 types of open cofferdams

Back 34

Open Bottom
Open Top

Hint 34

UWSH CH 11

Front 35

What are the 2 apporved methods of underwater cutting

Back 35

Broco
Kerie Cable

Hint 35

UWSH CH 11

Front 36

What do you use to groung otwork

Back 36

A C-clamp

Hint 36

UWSH CH 11

Front 37

What are the 3 types of bolts used on CPP Blades

Back 37

Morgrip
Hex-head
10 Point Star Head

Hint 37

UWSH CH 12

Front 38

How many O-ring are on the Prairie Air Nipple

Back 38

4

Hint 38

UWSH CH 12

Front 39

What position is a CPP blade removed and what position is the software replaced

Back 39

12 Oclock
6 Oclock

Hint 39

UWSH CH 12

Front 40

What is inspected in the hub of a CPP

Back 40

Cover Plate
Dowell Pin Hole
Prairie Air Nipple Orifice
Center Post, Sleeve, O-ring Groove

Hint 40

UWSH CH 12

Front 41

What is the approved gasket material for cofferdams

Back 41

Closed cell foam or Neoprene
2" uncompressed

Hint 41

UWSH CH 16

Front 42

What are the 3 appendixes for Patches and Plugs

Back 42

Appendix C
Pre-Inspection Checklist
Appendix D
Installation Checklist
Appendix G
Re-Inspection weekly

Hint 42

UWSH CH 16

Front 43

What are mechanical plugs made of and why

Back 43

Steel because aluminum will cause galvanic corrosion

Hint 43

UWSH CH 16

Front 44

What are MBT patches made of

Back 44

1/8" 5000 series AL or 16G stainless steel

Hint 44

UWSH CH 16

Front 45

When are belly bands required for pateches

Back 45

When spreader bars or grates are not available

Hint 45

UWSH CH 16

Front 46

What are the 3 types of hull inspections

Back 46

Level 1
Non invaseive stern to bow
Level 2
Non invasive system specific
Level 3
Invasive, system specific

Hint 46

UWSH CH 17

Front 47

What are the 2 types of hull cleanings

Back 47

Full Cleaning
All underwater surfaces
Interim Cleaning
Props, Shafts, and Portions of the hull

Hint 47

UWSH CH 17

Front 48

Explain ICCP

Back 48

Impressed Current Cathodi Protection

Hint 48

UWSH CH 19

Front 49

Rules for diving near ICCP

Back 49

Diving within 15' of an active system must ware a full wetsuit, hood, and gloves
Comms to surface

Hint 49

UWSH CH 19