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Difference between OPEN and CLOSED fractures.
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OPEN: Broken bones protruding thru skin.
CLOSED: Broken bones, no broken skin |
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Define hypothermia?
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Cooling of body by exposure to low/rapidly falling temps.
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Define acronym and purpose of NAMP.
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Navy Aviation Maintenance Program; standardize operations of any naval aviation community
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Define acronym and purpose of AVGFE
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Aviation Gas-Free Engineer; ensure safety when working w/ aeronautical equip and fuel.
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Define acronym and purpose of STRATCOM
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Strategic Command: UNIFIED command, all 4 branches of services, Air Force, Navy, Army & Marines.
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Criteria for a command to have a CMC (Command Master Chief)
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# of personnel assigned is 250 or more.
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Six areas of Naval Doctrine
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C-Command & Control
O-Operations W-Warfare L-Logistics I-Intelligence P-Planning |
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3 levels of war
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T-Tactical
O-Operational S-Strategic |
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Importance of Coral Sea, Midway & Guadalcanal
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Coral Sea: 7-8 May 1942, Jap code broken, carrier to carrier battle, Lexington sunk, Yorktown damaged
Midway: 3-6 Jun 1942, Turning point, Jap fleet destroyed, Yorktown lost Guadalcanal: 13-15 Nov 1942, Japan lost control of Guadalcanal, Sullivan bros lost, USS Juneau |
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Define Inertia
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Remain @ rest/motion unless acted upon by outside force
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Define Acceleration
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Rate of change of speed/velocity of matter w/time
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Define Speed
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Rate of movement/motion in a given amount of time
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Define Velocity
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Quickness of speed of an object in given time and direction
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Newton's 1st Law
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Inertia
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Newton's 2nd Law
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Force
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Newton's 3rd Law
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Action and reaction
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Define Bernoulli Principle
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EX: placing thumb over water hose= water spraying
Fluid flowing thru tube when constricted, speed is increased and pressure decreased |
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Different types of Tropical cyclone warnings (3)
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Tropical depression, tropical storm and hurricane/typhoon
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Max towing speed of an aircraft
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As fast as the slowest walker
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What is the significance of overrun area?
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Deceleration area for aborting or overshooting aircraft
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Define acronym and purpose of NATOPS
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Naval Air Training and Operational Procedures Standardization; standard operationing procedures for naval air and training
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Define acronym and purpose of NAVFLIR
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Naval Flight Records Subsystems; yellow sheet= recording flight data
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Define acronym and purpose of DAPA
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Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor; co-ords Navy policies & procedures on drug & alcohol education
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What info is found on a pg 2, 4 & 13?
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2: Beneficiary data
4: Qualifications history 13: Administrative remarks |
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Message Components: DTG (Date Time Group) released as 0800 Zulu on 01 March 1981 will be displayed as
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010800ZMAR81
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Define Operational Report (OPREP)
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Immediately notification of any accidential/unauthorized incident that could result in a nuclear war, Highest precedence
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Define acronym and purpose of NALCOMIS
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NAval Logistics COmmand Management Information System; improve mission capability, aircraft maintenance and supply support
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Purpose of Maintenance Action Form (MAF)
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Document maintenance as preventative maintenance, ex: corrosive prevention & treatment
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Purpose of Work Unit Code (WUC)
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Identifies the system/subsystem being worked on
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Define acronym NAVOSH
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NAVy Occupational Safety & Health
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List the NAVOSH programs (4)
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Respiratoy Protection, Hearing Conservation, Sight Conservation & Personal Protective Equipment
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Define "Shall" as applied to NATOPS & MIMs (Maintenance Instruction Manuals)
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Procedure is MANDATORY
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Define "Should" as applied to NATOPS & MIMs (Maintenance Instruction Manuals)
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Procedure is RECOMMENDED
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Define "May" as applied to NATOPS & MIMs (Maintenance Instruction Manuals)
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Procedure is OPTIONAL
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Define "Will" as applied to NATOPS & MIMs (Maintenance Instruction Manuals)
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FUTURE procedure
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Dimensions of DC9/C9B
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119.3 ft long
93.3 ft wide 27.5 ft (tail) |
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Discuss HERO (Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance).
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Concerned w/ accidental actuation fo electroexplosive devices (EEDs)/CAD's; secure all electrical/electronic equipments.
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Define acronym IFF
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Identify Foe or Friend
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Define acronym TCAS
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Traffic Collision Avoidance System
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Define acronym GPS
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Global Positioning System
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Define acronym GPWS
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Ground Proximity Warning System
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Define acronym and purpose of JOSAC
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Joint Operation Support Airlift Command, used to scheduled flight missions INCONUS
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Define acronym and purpose of NALO
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Naval Air Logistics Office, used to schedule flight missions OCONUS
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Functional Check Flights (FCF) are performed when: (give examples)
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After reinstallation of engine
After reinstallation of fuel systems Anytime plane does not fly for 30 days or more |
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Define acronym & purpose of SDLM
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Standard Depot Level Maintenance; "overhaul" maintenance inspection
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Type & model of C9B/DC9 engine
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Pratt & Whitney JT8D-9A engine w/ 14.5 K lbs of thrust per engine
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List the 4 classes of fuel leaks
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A: slow seep 0-1/4" leaking fuel
B: seep > 1/4-3/4" leaking fuel C: heavy seep 3/4-6" D: running seep |
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Purpose of ERT (Emergency Reclamation Team)
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Minimizes further damage to aircraft due to crash, firefighting agents & saltwater
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What is max differential aircraft cabin pressurization maintain at & why
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7.46 lbs per sq in differential pressure
Humans can't survive in altitudes up to 37K ft w/out artificial aids. Alts above 10K = rapid breathing Alts above 25K = unconsciousness - death |
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DC9/C9B has how many air conditioning units.
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2, Maintain reasonable temperatures for human comfort and aircraft operation
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What is the importance of de-icing an aircraft?
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Icing effects the aerodynamics of the aircraft, ice on the airframe decreases lift & increases weight, drag & stalling speed
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# of personnel required to tow an aircraft
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6
2 wing walkers 1 tail walker 1 brake rider 1 tow tractor driver 1 director |
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Procedure for grounding an aircraft
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Attach ground wires/cables to an certified ground eyelet first then attached to an unpainted surface on aircraft
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Conditions that would require aircraft to be moored
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Anytime winds exceed 65 knots
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Purpose & location of Horizontal Stabilizers
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Provide stability along LATERAL AXIS, located on tail, serves as base for the ELEVATOR
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Purpose & location of Vertical
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Provide stability along VERTICAL AXIS, located on tail, serves as base for the RUDDER
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Purpose & location of Flaps
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Extends the wing & provides extra lift, reduce landing speed, located on AFT TRAILING edge of wings: controlled by 2 hydraulic cylinders
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Purpose & location of Slats
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Extend the length of the wings & improve lift at low speeds, located on the LEADING edge of wings: Hydraulic controlled
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Purpose of washing aircraft
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Prevent corrosion
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Purpose of Voice Recorder
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Record & preserve the last 30 mins of sounds & communications
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Purpose of Flight Recorder
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Provides 300 hrs of recording, dual sides, fire/water proof
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Define acronym and purpose UHF
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Ultra High Frequency: radios frequencies w/ 225.00-399.95 megahertz
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Define acronym and purpose VHF
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Very High Frequency: radio frequencies w/ 116.00-149.975 megahertz
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Define acronym and purpose HF
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High Frequency: radio frequencies btwn 2-29.50 megahertz
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Purpose and location of Position Lights
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Indicates the direction of aircraft to other aircrafts
(coming) right (starboard) green left (port) red (going) white |
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VR 46 b'day
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3181 (March 1, 1981)
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Name the Operational Target Funds (OPTAR) (1 example)
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Flight Operations Fund (OFC-01) fuels
Aviation Fleet Maintenance Fund (AFM) rags, |
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Define acronym and purpose MILSTRIP
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MILitary STandard Requistioning and Issue Procedure; uniform procedure for requistion & issue of materials
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4 methods to control bleeding
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Direct pressure, elevation, pressure points and tourniquet
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How many pressure points on each side of body?
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11 (22 total)
Jaw, Temple, Collar bone, Neck, Inner Upper Arm, Inner Elbow, Wrist, Upper Thigh, Groin, Knee & Ankle |
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Symptoms & Treatment for Shock:
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Disruption of circulatory system w/ vacant eyes, shallow breathing, weak pulse.
Lay victim down, elevated feet 6-12 in, cover to maintain heat |
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Symptoms & Treatment for Heat Exhaustion:
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Clammy skin, dilated pupils, sweating profusely.
Cool victim, loosen clothes |
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Symptoms & Treatment for Heat Stroke:
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Dry skin, weak pulse, dilated pupils.
Reduce heat IMMEDIATELY, maintain ope airway, lay victim down, elevate shoulders slightly (cold bath) |
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Steps for rescue & treament for Electric Shock:
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DO NOT TOUCH VICTIM!
Secure power Remove victim, if possible using non-conducting object, rope, broom, clothing CPR if needed, call for help |
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Methods to clear Obstructed Airway
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Scoop out w/ fingers (if seen)
Heimlich Maneuver Abdominal thrusts (if vic is laying down) |
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Effects of Hypothermia
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General cooling of body, victim appears pale and unconscious
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Effects of Superficial Frostbite
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Ice crystals forming in upper skin layers (temps: 32 degress or lower)
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Effects of Deep Frostbite
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Ice crystal forming in deeper tissues (temps: 32 degrees or lower, rewarm area w/ warm water/hot water bottle, NEVER rub frostbite area, seek medical attention
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4 Mishap Classes
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A: 1 million in property damage, fatality/permanent disablity
B: 200K-1million, partial disabilty C: 20K or more; less than 200K, non-fatal illness/disease D: less than 10K, no injury |
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T/F: Human error is a part of nearly every mishap
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True
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T/F: All hands should familiarize themselves w/ safety regulations and instructions
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True
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What are the five ORM (Operational Risk Management) elements
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(I) Identify hazards
(A) Assess Hazards (M) Make risk decisions (I) Implement controls (S) Supervise |
I AM IS
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Birthday of Navy & Naval Aviation
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Navy: Oct 13 1775
Naval Aviation: May 8 1911 |
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First Aircraft Carrier
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CV-1 USS Lanley, former coal carrier
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First Jet Powered Naval Aircraft
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FH-1 Phantom
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First Continental Congress convened on
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Sept 5 1774
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Importance of planning to Naval Operations
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Commander's complete description of a concept of operation
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First Naval Aviator in space
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Alan Shepard (Mercury capsule Freedom 7)
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4 categories of tie down requirements
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Initial, Intermediate, Permanent & Heavy weather
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Primary mission and example of Aviation Community: HC
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Helicopter Combat Support
sea-air rescue, mail delivery H-3 Sea King |
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Primary mission and example
of Aviation Community: HCS |
Helicopter Combat Support Special Squadron
support of carries for quick reaction missions HH-60H Seahawk |
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Primary mission and example Aviation Community: HM
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Helicopter Mine Countermeasure
Mine hunter H-46 Sea Knight |
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Primary mission and example of Aviation Community: HS
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Helicopter Antisubmarine
Find Subs SH-3 |
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Primary mission and example of Aviation Community: HT
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Helicopter Training
Trainer TH-57 |
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Primary mission and example of Aviation Community: VAQ
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Tactical Electronic Warfare
degrades enemy electromagnetic weapons (electronic surveillance) EA-6B Prowler |
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Primary mission and example of Aviation Community: HSL
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Helicopter Antisub Lite
Lite version of HS SH-2G |
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Primary mission and example of Aviation Community: VAW
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Carrier Airborne Early Warning
Carrier based early warning against missles, weather E-2 Hawkeye |
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Primary mission and example of Aviation Community: VC
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Fleet Composite
Air services for the fleet: simulations TA-4 Sky Hawk |
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Primary mission and example of Aviation Community: VFA
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Fleet Fighter Attack
Fighter & attack missions F/A-18 Hornet |
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Primary mission and example of Aviation Community: VMFA
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Fleet Marine Fighter Attack
Marines F/A-18 Hornet |
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Primary mission and example of Aviation Community: VP
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Fleet Patrol
Anti-sub, surface P-3 Orion |
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Primary mission and example of Aviation Community: VQ
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Fleet Air Reconnaissance
Interception of raidated electormagentic energy E-6 Mercury |
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Primary mission and example of Aviation Community: VR
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Fleet Logistics Support
Transports personnel, supplies C-9 Sky Train |
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Primary mission and example of Aviation Community: VRC
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Carrier Logisistics Support
Carrier based C-2 Greyhound |
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Primary mission and example of Aviation Community: VS
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Carrier Antisubmarine Warfare
Sea Control S-3 Viking |
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Primary mission and example of Aviation Community: VT
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Fleet Training
Trainer for naval aviators/flight officers T-2 Buckeye |
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Explain Chemical warfare
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Lethal/non-lethal chemical agents to produce casualities
(4 agents: choking, nerve, blood & blister) |
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Explain Biological warfare
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Intentional use of living orgnisms to disable/destroy people, animals, crops
(ex: anthrax) |
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Explain Radioloical warfare
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Nuclear weapons
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What is Atropine?
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Used for specific nerve agent casualties, injected in the thigh
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Four Chemical agents and symptoms:
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Choking: Yellow gas, effects breathing
Nerve: Sarin gas, effects runny nose, breathing Blood: Hydrogen Cyanide, stops the heart, rapid death Blister: Mustard gas, blisters |
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Describe High Altitude Air Burst
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Point of detonation of 100k feet, widespread disturbances, effects EMP (Electomagnetic radiations propagation)
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Describe Air Burst
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After detonation, a huge, intensely hot fireball, doesn't touch the earth's surface
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Describe Surface Burst
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Produces the worst fallout, fireball touches the ground
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Describe Shallow Underwater Burst
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Fireball formed, smaller than airburst, not visible
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Describe Deep Underwater Burst
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Same as Shallow Underwater Burst but w/ more impact absorbed by deep ocean currents
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Three levels of aviation maintenance
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O: Organizatonal (VR)
I: Intermediate (AIMD-Aviation Intermediate Maintenance Depot) D: Depot (Manufactor) |
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General responsiblilites of Maintenance Officer
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MO is the "Skipper" of Maintenance Department
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General responsiblities of Assistant Maintenance Officer
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Assistant to MO
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General responsiblities of Maintenance/Material Control Officer
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In charge of ordering spare parts
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General responsiblities of Material Control Officer
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In charge of the budget
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What is the concept of Quality Assurance (QA)?
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Prevention of the occurrence of any defects.
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Responsiblities of Quality Assurance Representative (QAR)
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During inspections; a direct representative of the CO
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Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative (CDQAR)
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Temporary assignment in a specific designation for a timed period
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Collateral Duty Inspector (CDI)
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Assigned to inspect all work and comply w/ QA inspections
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Purpose of Daily inspections
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Inspect for defects; valid for 72 hours when no flight occurs
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6 categories of Hazardous Material (HM)
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F: Flammables
A: Aerosols T: Toxins C: Compress gases O: Oxidizing materials C: Corrosives |
FATCOC
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Define Oily Waste
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Oil mixed w/ water or other fluids; no longer useful
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Define Waste Oil
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Oil whose physical characteristics have changed; no longer useful
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Discuss safety precautions associated w/ LOX (Liquid Oxygen)
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Wear goggles/face shield
Wear gloves Approved boots (Molder) No smoking, open flames Tools & clothing free of oil & grease |
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Discuss safety precautions for handling Skydrol (Hydraulic Fluid)
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Read & understand precautions; long exposure can cause skin chapping, clean hands, apply skin protecting cream, PPE
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Describe C9B/DC9 Aircraft Seat and Equipment Configuration
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A347: 3 VIP, 47 seats
C265: 2 pallets, 65 seats D090: 90 seats G345: 3 pallets, 45 seats H77: 7 pallets, 7 seats |
All Chiefs Don't Goto Hell
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3 primary movements of aircraft about the axis
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Pitch: Up & down motion, elevator controlled
Yaw: Twist left & right, rudder controlled Roll: Wings, aileron controlled |
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Max takeoff & landing gross weight of C9B/DC9
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110,000 lbs & 99,000 lbs
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Primary & secondary emergency exits for ground evacuation & ditching
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Ground: (P)Forward entrance, service doors and aft entrance;(S) overwing pilot & co-pilot clear view windows
Ditching: (P)Overwing exits, pilot & co-pilot clear view windows,(S) forward entrance door & service doors |
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Identify the following Aviation Community Rating:
AB |
Aviation Boatswain Mate
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Identify the following Aviation Community Rating:
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Aviation Air Traffic Controller
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Identify the following Aviation Community Rating:
AD |
Aviation Machinist's Mate
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Identify the following Aviation Community Rating:
AE |
Aviation Electrician's Mate
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Identify the following Aviation Community Rating:
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Aerographer's Mate
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Identify the following Aviation Community Rating:
AM |
Aviation Structional Mechanic
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Identify the following Aviation Community Rating:
AO |
Aviation Ordnanceman
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Identify the following Aviation Community Rating:
AS |
Aviation Support Equipment Technician
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Identify the following Aviation Community Rating:
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Aviation Electronics Technician
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Identify the following Aviation Community Rating:
AW |
Airwarfare Systems Operator
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Identify the following Aviation Community Rating:
AZ |
Aviation Maintenance Administrationman
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Identify the following Aviation Community Rating:
PR |
Aircrew Survival Equipmentman
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
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Ammunition Ship: Deliver ammo & missles
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
AO |
Oilers: Carry Fuel
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
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Oiler & Ammunition: Carry fuel & ammo
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
CG |
Guided Missile Crusier, protection against surface & air attacks
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
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Carrier: Use boilers for power source, Carry, launch, retrieve & handle combat aircraft
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
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Nuclear Carrier: Nuclear reactors power source, Carry, launch, retrieve & handle combat aircraft
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
DD |
Destroyer, Can perform patrol, search & rescue missions, multi-purpose ships
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
DDG |
Guided Missle Destroyer, Can take defensive action against air assautlt, can perform patrol, search & rescue missions, multi-purpose ships
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
FFG |
Guided Missile Frigates, Open ocean escort & patrol
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
LCC |
Amphibious Command Ship, Provide accomodations & command & communication facilities for various commanders & staff
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
LHA |
Amphibious Assault Ship, Embark, deploy & land Marine battalion
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
LHD |
Amphibious Warfare Ship, Designed like LHA but can convert from assault ship to anti-sub w/ Harrier fighters
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
LPD |
Amphibious Transport Dock, Combines features of LSD w/ features of LPH
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
LPH |
Amphibious Assault Ship, w/ helicopters
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
LSD |
Dock Landing Ship, Support amphibious operations
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Identify and define the mission the following Aviation Capable Ships:
MCS |
Mine Countermeasures Support Ship, provide support for mine countermeasures operations
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Location of the Electronic Equipment compartment (E&E compartment)
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Aft of the nose wheel landing gear assembly
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Location of the crash axe
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Attached to bulkhead behind the pilot's seat
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Define the acronym associated w/Squadron Training: ADT
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Active Duty Training
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Define the acronym associated w/Squadron Training: AFTP
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Additional Flight Training Period
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Define the acronym associated w/Squadron Training: PBFT
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Planning Board For Training
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Define the acronym associated w/Squadron Training: ATD
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Additional Training Division
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Define the acronym associated w/Squadron Training: GMT
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General Military Training
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Define the acronym associated w/Squadron Training: PAR
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Professional Advancement Requirements
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Define the acronym associated w/Squadron Training: MTS
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Master Training Specialist
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Define the acronym associated w/Squadron Training:RBTR
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Reserve Billet Training Requirement
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Define Mission Oriented Protective Posture (MOPP)
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The amount of protective CBR gear to wear/have readily available.
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Discuss MOPP 1:
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Gas masks are issue to all hands and are kept at battle stations.
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Discuss MOPP 2:
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Gas masks are carried by each person onboard
Set material condition ZEBRA |
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Discuss MOPP 3:
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New filters installed in gas masks
Go to General Quarters Activate CMWD (Counter Measure Washdown System) intermittently |
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Discuss MOPP 4:
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Don gas masks, secure hood, don gloves.
Set material condition Circle William Activate CMWD (Counter Measure Washdown System) continously |
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Discuss: Missing/Lost/Stolen Report
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(Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss DD Form 200) Reports of missing, lost/stolen items
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Describe some things found in a Flight Packet
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Statement of Witness (SF94)
Claim of Damage/Injury (SF95) Fuel Sample Log Sheets Procument documents Daily Deck Fuel cards |
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What is a Flight Packet used for?
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Contain instructions to assist pilot
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Define the responsiblities of the following aircraft divisions:
Power Plants (110) |
Performs O-level maintenance on plants plants/engine related components, also APU (Auxiliary Power Unit)
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Define the responsiblities of the following aircraft divisions:
Airframes (120) |
Performs O-level maintenance on the structural components of the aircraft. Hydraulic contamination Control Program, Tire & Wheel Maint Safety, Corrosion Prevention & Control
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Define the responsiblities of the following aircraft divisions:
Aviation Life Support System (ALSS) (130) |
Performs O-level maintenance on aircraft survival equipment and enviromental systems & clothing. Aviator's Breathing Oxygen Program & Ordnance Certification Program
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Define the responsiblities of the following aircraft divisions:
Avionics Division (210/220) |
Performs O-level maintenance on the electrical and electonic devices. Electrostatic Discharge Safety Program
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Define the responsiblities of the following aircraft divisions:
Line Division (310) |
They are responsible for maintaining & inspecting aeronautical equipment. Serve as Plane Captains, Foreign Object Damage (FOD) program
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List the Command's Operational Chain of Command
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Bottom to Top:
Leading Petty Officer Division Chief Division Officer Department Head CMC Executive Officer Commanding Officer |
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Who is the SECNAV (Secretary of the Navy)?
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(Acting) BJ Penn
(former) Hon. Dr. Winter |
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Who is the CNO (Chief of Naval Operations)?
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Admiral Roughhead
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Who is the Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON)?
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MCPON West
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3 classification of burns & brief discription
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1st: Mildest (mild pain)
2nd: Red & Blister skin (severe pain) 3rd: Destroyed tissue (damaged nerves, no pain) |
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What Naval aircraft made the 1st "operational" landings & takeoffs?
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FJ-1 Fury
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What are spoilers used for?
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Used to decrease wing lift
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Two functions of the CTPL (Central Technical Publications Library) as managed by QA (Quality Assurance)
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What tech manuals are needed to support the maintenance & ensuring all manuals are updated
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Define & explain the following terms of Aviation Supply:
NSN |
National Stock Number, 13 digit stock # that identifies an item of material in the supply distribution system
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Define & explain the following terms of Aviation Supply:
NIIN |
National Item Identification Number, 9 digit # that uniquely identifies eash NSN item in the federal supply distribution system
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Define & explain the following terms of Aviation Supply:
IMRL |
Individual Material Readiness List, list of support equipment needed
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Define & explain the following terms of Aviation Supply:
AIR |
Aircraft Inventory Records, accountability for specific equipment & material installed on/designated for any aircraft
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Identify the following Aviation Community Rating:
AWF |
Aviation Warfare Mechanical
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What is the function of Radome
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Visual display of weather conditions
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List some of the responsiblities of the Plane Captain
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Assists w/ ground operations, performs daily & turnaround inspections, assists the pilot
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Where is the MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) located
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Anywhere hazmat is kept
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Message Components: What is the Standard Subject Identification Code (SSIC)
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4 or 5 digit # that stands for the subject of a document
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Message Components: What are the SSIC sections (14)
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1000-1999: Military Personnel
2000-2999: Telecommunications 3000-3999: Operations & Readiness 4000-4999: Logistics 5000-5999: Gen. Admin & Mgmt 6000-6999: Medicine & Dentistry 7000-7999: Financial Mgmt 8000-8999: Ordinance Material 9000-9999: Ship Design & Material 10000-10999: Gen Material 11000-11999: Facilities & Activities Ashore 12000-12999: Civilian Personnel 13000-13999: Aero/Astronautical Material 16000-16999: Coast Guard Missions |
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What is the use of a Naval message?
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Principal means of communication btwn commanders
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What is the use of e-mail?
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Corresponding electonically by computers
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Message Components: From line
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Contains the orginator/drafter's address
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Message Components: To line
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Contains the address of the person/command message is going to
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Message Components: Info line
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Contains the addresses who you would like to view/send message
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Message Components: Classification/declassification line
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Gives the message classification (Top Secret, Secret/Confidential)
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Message Components: Subject line
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Main topic of message, written in ALL CAPS
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Message Components: Passing instructions
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Assists in the automatic routing of message
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Message Components: Reference line
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Alternative to repeating lengthy reference material (ex: as per reference...")
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Message Components: Amplifying information line
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Amplify/supplement the data text
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Message Components: Narrative information line
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Provide amplifying info pertaining to data text
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Message Components: Text
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Body of message
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Define the acronym: TACAN
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TACtical Air Navigation, determine aircraft position & distance up to 300 nautical miles
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Define the acronym: INS
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Inertial Navigaton System: provides aviation & guidance data w/out reference to ground based navigation aids
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Define thermal runaway as pertains to aircraft batteries
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Condition in which the current for a fully charged nickle-cadium battery rises out of all proportion to the impressed voltage, could explode
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Define acronym & purpose of MTI
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Mid-Term Inspection, 30 month rotation, special rework items are corrected/inspected
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Define acronym & purpose of DIM
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Drop-In Maintenance, contractor support for maintenance beyond the capability of O level maintenance
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History of C9B/DC9
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In 1970, Naval Air Reserve intergrated manpower & equipment to augment its active duty counterparts in a time of war. VR community joined w/ the Joint Operational Support Airlift Command for scheduling.
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What is the function of Thrust Reverser?
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The thrust reverses direct engine exhaust gases forward, above & below the engine nacelle to reverse forward motion (deployed during landing to slow down )
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What is the function of Auxiliary Power Unit (APU)?
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Gas turnbine engine that supplies pneumatic & electrical power
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State the 5 basic components of a jet engine
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Combustion Chamber: Where fuel enters & mixes w/ compresesed air
Compressor: Provides hi-pressured air to the Combustion Chamber Intake: Opening that allows outside air to enter the engin Turbine Section: Drives the compressor Exhaust Cone: Eliminates turbulence giving max velocity |
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State the 5 basic components of the hydraulic system
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Pump: Provides flow of fluid
Actuating Unit: Convert the fluid pressure into useful work Reservoir: Holds supply of hydralulic fluid Tubing: Transmits the fluid Selector Valve: Directs the flow of fluid |
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Explain the procedures used to wash an aircraft
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Open circuit breakers
Wipe up excess oil & grease Close doors & emergency openings Check drain holes & cover vents, opening & ports No direct spray Clean bottom to top; inboard to outboard |
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Discuss the purpose of Constant Speed Drive (CSD)
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Used to drive the ac generator at a constant speed of 6000 rotations per minute, regardless of engine speed
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Discuss the types of fueling methods
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Pressure: Use a fueling adapter
Gravity: Use overwing fill adapters |
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Discuss the term Engine Pressure Ratio (EPR)
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Measure thrust being developed by the engine
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Discuss Aircraft Batteries
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2 series connected NiCad 14 volt batteries, during black out, provide emergency alternating current (ac) & direct current (dc) power to essential flight instruments, lights & radio
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Location of the escape ropes
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Pilot & co-pilot clear view windows
Top of each overwing exit |
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Location of the first aid kits
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Starboard forward overhead panel
Port aft overhead panel |
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Location of the hand held fire extinguisher
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Cockpit
Mid-cabin port overhead panel Port aft bulkhead |
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Location of the life rafts
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Forward galley
Port & starboard mid cabin overhead panels |
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3 objectives of first aid
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Save life, prevent further injury, & prevent infection
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Define the purpose of the Naval Aviation Safety Program
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Preserve human and material resources.
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Define the term Crew Resource Mangament
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Principles that will improve mission effectiveness and reduce the number of mishaps
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Seven behavioral skills associated w/ CRM
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D-Decision making
A-Assertiveness M-Mission analysis C-Communication L-Leadership A-Adaptability/flexibility S-Situational awareness |
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