Eaws H-60 Specific 205 Warfare Mission Area

Front 1

205.1.1 State and discuss your command’s mission statement.

Back 1

The primary mission of HS-11 is to conduct carrier based all weather Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) and Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR); Provide fleet support for Naval Special Warfare (NSW), Search and Rescue (SAR) and VERTREP/utility operations while embarked aboard an aircraft carrier.
(1)Operate from fixed land bases, aircraft carrier and aviation facility ships. Simultaneously operate one ASW or CSAR detachment aboard H-60 capable combatants in company with the carrier task group.
(2)Perform all assigned missions within the capabilities of assigned aircraft.
(3)Perform anti-terrorist deterrent when directed by the battle group commander.
(4) Be capable of performing all assigned primary missions simultaneously.

Front 2

205.2.1 Define ASW and discuss the role of the SH-60F in an ASW mission.

Back 2

ASW is defined as the detection, localizing, and tracking of submarines whether surfaced or submerged. The SH-60F utilizes a dipping sonar and sonobuoys to achieve its goal. This helicopter additionally acts as a weapon delivery platform. It is capable of firing either the MK-46 or MK-50 torpedo to neutralize or destroy the submarine threat.

Front 3

205.3.1 Define CSAR and discuss the role of the HH-60H in a CSAR mission.

Back 3

CSAR is defined as the insertion of a specialized team, person, or personnel under hostile conditions. The HH-60H is primarily used because of its versatility. Can be equipped with two M-60D or M240 machine guns, and an array of specialized insertion/extraction equipment. The HH-60H also has the capability of detecting raiders and dispensing chaff and flares to decoy any surface to air threats.

Front 4

205.4.1 Define and discuss the role of the SH-60F and HH-60H in the following NSW mission: Special warfare reconnaissance support

Back 4

Support any of military’s special warfare communities through reconnaissance flights to support their specific mission.

Front 5

205.4.1 Define and discuss the role of the SH-60F and HH-60H in the following NSW mission: Heliborne Visit, Board, Search, Seizure, (HVBSS)

Back 5

Instrumental in enforcing embargoes and sanctions on select countries in international waters.

Front 6

205.4.1 Define and discuss the role of the SH-60F and HH-60H in the following NSW mission: Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD)

Back 6

Support explosive ordinance disposal teams missions by airborne support, insertion, and extraction of team members in ordinance disposal missions.

Front 7

205.5.1 Discuss the role of the SH-60F and HH-60H in a SAR mission.

Back 7

SAR is one of the many missions of the HS community. The SH-60F or the HH-60H are the primary rescue vehicles during all launch and recovery operations. The SAR crew consists of a pilot, co-pilot, rescue station crewman and a rescue swimmer. Both helicopters are capable of extended searches over numerous square miles.

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205.6.1 Describe the following logistic support mission performed by the SH-60F and HH-60H: Vertical Replenishment - (VERTREP)

Back 8

The replenishment of supplies, parts, etc... by use of the helicopter and its external cargo capabilities.

Front 9

205.6.1 Describe the following logistic support mission performed by the SH-60F and HH-60H: Personnel transfer

Back 9

The transfer of person or personnel from one point to another as passengers onboard the SH-60F or HH-60H.

Front 10

205.6.1 Describe the following logistic support mission performed by the SH-60F and HH-60H: Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC)

Back 10

The medical evacuation of person or personnel from one point to another with the use of the SH-60F or HH-60H.