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122 Cards in this Set
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name the 5 Basic sections of a Jet engine
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Intake, Compressor, Combustion chamber, Turbine, Exhaust cone.
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Name the 4 categories of tiedowns
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Initial, intermediate, Permanent, Heavy Weather
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Type ship AE
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Ammunition Ship
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Type ship AO/AOE
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Oliers/Oilers and Ammunition Support Ships
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Type ship CG
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Guided Missle Cruiser
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Type ship FFG
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Guided Missle Frigate
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Type ship LCC
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Amphibious Command Ship
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Type ship LHA
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Amphibious Assault Ship
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Type ship LHD
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Amphibious Assault Ship
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Type ship LPD
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Amphibious Dock Ship
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Type ship LPH
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Anphibious Assault Ship
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Type ship LSD
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Landing Dock Ship
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Type ship MCS
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Mine Counter Measure Support
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Type ship AD
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Destroyer Tender
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Type ship AFS
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Combat Stores Ship
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Type ship ATF
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Fleet Ocean Tugs
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Type ship ARS
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Rescue and Salvage Ship
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Type ship ASR
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Submarine Rescue Ship
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Type ship AR
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Repair Ship
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Type ship AS
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Submarine Tender
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Type ship MCM
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Mine Countermeasures Ship
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Type ship MHC
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Coastal Mine Hunters
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Type ship PC
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Patrol Craft
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SSBN
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Ballistic Missle Submarine
Nuclear |
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SSN
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Submarine (Nuclear Propulsion)
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Gas masks issued, fitted. Inventory of stowed Chemical/Biological equip conducted
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MOPP 1
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Gas masks carried, pre postition decontamintaion supplies at stations, Set cond Zebra (modified)
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MOPP 2
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New filters installed on masks, Don overgarment with hood down, Gen qtrs set, SET Zebra, activate CM washdown sys, intermittantly
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Mopp 3
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Don mask + secure, don gloves, initiate detection equipment, set cond cir William (air vents), Activate CMWD sys Continuously
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Mopp4
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Used by any CO, OIC or other commander, for reporting crimes, bomb threats (hoax), abuse, discrimination, sex harass, Suicide or attempted
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Sitrep (situation report)
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Hand operated Fire Extinguishers
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4 portable hand-operated located on aircraft
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How many 1st aid kits
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22 provisions for 23
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Hand axes
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two to cut out of AC
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Emergency Lights
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8 Located on AC, used to identify exits in event of crash or loss of power
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Life Rafts
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4 20 man rafts in event of water landing
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Emergency transmitters
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used to help locate down AC
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IFR
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Instrument Flight Rules-flying by using instruments when weather is less than VFR minimum
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VFR
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See and Avoid concept, responsible for own separation from other AC
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VMC
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Visual Meteorological Conditions
expressed in terms of visibility, distance form clouds and ceiling |
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SE misuse and Abuse report
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To ensure cmd accountability,
Witness fwds to QA IMRL for MO Sig, FWD to QA of RCVG CMD for CO review, then returned in 10 days with recc / actions. |
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Ailerons
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Provide Roll
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Rudder
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Provides YAW
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Flaps
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Increase lift at slower speeds
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Elevator
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Provides Pitch
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HF
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High Frequency- 3-30 MHZ
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UHF
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Ultra High Frequency- 300-3000 MHZ
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VHF
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Very High Frequency- 30-300 MHZ
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aircraft battery
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provides 24 Volts DC power
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AC generators
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Provides 3 phase, 400 hertz electrical power
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Anti collision /strobe lights
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used before eng start and when ac eng is in operation
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transformer Rectifier
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converts power from ac power supply to 28 volts dc
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inverters
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provides secondary power supply
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Formation lights
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used for safety
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nav lights
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attracts visual attention to AC
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strobe lights
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do not view in white mode also used when radar is running
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Wing leading edge lights
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used to illuminate nacells
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landing lights
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used to detect surface hazards
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taxi lights
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used to illuminate taxiway while ac is moving
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command, control and communications
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provide communications for own unit
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Horizontal stabilizer
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They provide longitudinal stability
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Emergency depressurization hatch
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Function: For emergency depressurization.
Location: Center emergency escape hatch. Modes of operation: Pull down on handle above the pilots’ seat. Safety precautions: Don’t open during normal pressurization |
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Reduction gear assembly
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Reduce the RPM of the prop to the engine (13.43:1).
Location: Between the torque meter and prop. Safety precaution: Safety coupling (-6,000 in lbs.). |
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Torque meter assembly
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Transmit torque from the engine to reduction gearbox.
Location: Between the engine and reduction gearbox. |
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Compressor assembly
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Compresses air for engine to run.
Location: Forward section of engine. |
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Diffuser
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Channels the air for the combustion section, and the 14th stage. Used for bleed air, engine start, and pressurization.
Location: Between the compressor and combustion section. |
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State the type and model of engine used on the aircraft
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Allison T56-A-16, turboprop, constant-speed engines
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State the type of propellers used on the aircraft.
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Hamilton Standard Hydromatic, four blade, constant-speed propeller with full feathering, and reversible pitch
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Discuss the 2 types of refueling methods
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Single-point ground refueling method (pressure)
Over the wing method-gravity |
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Discuss the different methods for servicing hydraulics
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Hand crank
Filler Neck HSU |
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CARA - Combined Altitude Radar Altimeter
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measures the actual altitude of the aircraft by bouncing radar waves off the ground. It is accurate from 0 to 50,000 feet above the ground level.
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INS - Inertial Navigation System
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The INS continuously computes horizontal navigation data and senses the attitude displacement in pitch, roll and yaw
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TACAN - Tactical Air Navigation
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the number of miles that he is from the surface beacon
the pilot can obtain bearing and distance to a location. |
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Radar altimeter
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altitude above the ground
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The barometric altimeter
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the altitude above sea level
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Fuselage Sections:
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0-245...245-737...737 AFT
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Utility hydraulics system
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Runs half of all the flight controls, nosegear steering, normal brake operation and is located on the forward section, port side of the main landing gear. Operated by engines 1, and 2
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Booster hydraulic system
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Runs half of all the flight controls. Located on the forward section, starboard side of the main landing gear. Operated by engines 3, and 4
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Auxiliary hydraulic system
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Runs the cargo door, ramp, and emergency brakes. Portside aft of paratroop door. Operates in manual or electric mode. Can also be used for troubleshooting/operational checkout of flight controls on deck, in conjunction with the Ground Test Checkout Valve.
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Emergency Exits
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Three overhead hatches, 1 in each section of the aircraft.
2 emergency exits both port and starboard, forward of the inboard engines |
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Air Conditioning system
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Function: Cools, and heats the flight station, also provides 1/3 of the aircraft pressurization.
Location: Starboard, forward of the 245 bulkhead Modes of operation: OFF, AUX VENT, NO PRESS, AUTO PRESS, and MAN. PRESS. |
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Outflow valve
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Regulate pressure between aircraft interior and atmospheric pressure
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Safety valve
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Electrically controlled and pneumatically opened in a non-pressure condition or for emergency depressurization
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Emergency depressurization hatch
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Location: Center emergency escape hatch.
Modes of operation: Pull down on handle above the pilots’ seat |
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Vents
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Function: Provide a means to equalize tank pressure, and prevent purge tanks from overfilling
Location: On the wing tips, and the lower surface of the wing. Safety precautions: No open flames |
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Bleed air system
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Function: Provides compressed air for engine starting, aircraft pressurization, and engine anti-icing, and air conditioning.
Location: In the engine nacelles, leading edges, and APU |
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Tactical Airborne Navigation (Tacan):
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provides bearing and distance
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Automatic Direction Finder (ADF):
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For homing and bearing, also receives voice and code signals
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Compass system
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Detects and indicates relative heading referenced to magnetic north
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Flight Control systems
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Receives navigation data from the navigation systems installed on the aircraft
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command’s operational chain of command
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A.CO, (CMC and CCC)
B. XO C. OIC (When CO and XO are SELRES) D. Aviation Safety Officer E. Admin F. Safety Department G. Operations Department H. Maintenance Department I. Training/NATOPS Department J. AIS Department |
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Mobility
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Support and provide safe, flyable aircraft for all weather operations.
Prevent and control damage. Maintain health and well being of the crew |
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aircraft secondary warfare mission area as it applies to Non-Combat Operations (NCO
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Provide administrative and supply support for own unit.
Provide upkeep and maintenance of squadron aircraft. emergency/disaster relief assistance and evacuation. support for the evacuation of noncombatant personnel in areas of civil or international crisis |
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INS - Inertial Navigation System-
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senses the attitude displacement in pitch, roll and yaw
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Cargo Compartment Refrigerator Overheat Warning
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A red press to test cargo overheat light located on the anti-icing and deicing control panel
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Fire Detection
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presence of fire in the engine nacelles or the GTC/APU compartment5 separate detection systems and one common test system.
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Nacelle Overheat
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actuates warning lights on the co-pilots instrument panel
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squadrons mission statement
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24 hours a day,very short notice to provide global logistics support for US Naval Forces
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role of the C/KC-130 mission
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The C-130 mission is to operate from shore installations to provide intra-theater logistics support for all aspects of naval power projection
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secondary warfare mission area as it applies to Non-Combat Operations (NCO).
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admin and supply support for own unit,upkeep and maint of squadron aircraft,disaster relief,evac of noncombatant personnel
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Command, Control and Communications (CCC
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Provide communications for own unit,tactical voice comm,
Process message traffic. |
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Fleet Support Operations (FSO
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repair services for AC,elec sys, Logistics, mobility Support
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Diffuser
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Channels the air for the combustion section, and the 14th stage. Used for bleed air, engine start, and pressurization.
Location: Between the compressor and combustion se |
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HCS
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Helicopter Combat Support Special Squadron
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HM
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Helicopter Mine Countermeasures
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HS
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Helicopter Antisubmarine
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HSL
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Helicopter Antisubmarine Light
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HT
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Helicopter Training
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VAQ
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Tactical Electronic Warfare -Fixed Wing,Tactically exploits, surpresses, degrades enemy elctronics
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VAW
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Carrier Airborne Early Warning - Carrier based and provide early warning against weather, missiles, shipping and aircraft
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VC
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Fleet Composite - Perform duties such as utility and air services for the fleet such as simulations and target towing
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VQ
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Fleet Air Reconnaissance -
Electronic warfare support including search for, interception, recording, and analysis of radiated electromagnetic energy |
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VRC
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Carrier Logistics Support -
Transports personnel and supplies including carrier onboard |
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H-3
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Sea King - Helicopter antisubmarine
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H-46
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Sea Knight - Helicopter combat support
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H-53
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Sea Stallion - Helicopter mine countermeasures
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SH-60B
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Seahawk - Helicopter antisubmarine light
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SH-60F
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Oceanhawk - Helicopter Anti-Submari
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HH-60H
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Seahawk - Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR) and Special Warfare (SpecWar) Support
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Oily waste
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Oil mixed with water or other fluids such that the mixture is no longer useful
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Discuss the legislation that governs the discharge of oily waste into the ocean
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The Clean Water Act authorizes the Department of Defense to issue regulations governing the design, construction, operation of marine sanitation devices on board vessels owned and operated by the government
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Command Managed Equal Opportunity Officer(CMEO)/Equal Opportunity Program Specialist(EOPS)
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Provides equal opportunity training to the command. This includes the education and emphasis on giving equal opportunity to all members regardless of race, creed, or religious preference
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Ombudsman
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The Ombudsman is the link between the command and families of command personnel
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