Eidws Common Core

Front 1

State the instruction that governs mishap and safety reporting

Back 1

OPNAV 5102.D

Front 2

Discuss ORM (Operational Risk Management) [3 parts]

Back 2

Decision making tool to make informed decisions
-identify, assess, manage risk

Front 3

5 steps of ORM (Operational Risk Management)

Back 3

-Identify Hazards
-Assessing Hazards
-Make Risk Decisions
-Implement Controls
-Supervising

Front 4

4 Categories of Hazard Severity

Back 4

CAT 1 May cause death, loss of facility/asset or grave damage

CAT 2 May cause severe injury, illness, property damage or degradation

CAT 3 May cause minor injury, illness, property damage, degredation

CAT 4 Minimal threat to personnel and property

Front 5

What is "RAC"?

Back 5

Risk Assessment Code

Front 6

What is "ORM"?

Back 6

Operational Risk Managment

Front 7

List the 5 RAC Codes

Back 7

1 Critical Risk
2 Severe Risk
3 Moderate Risk
4 Minor Risk
5 Negligible Risk

Front 8

4 Mishap Levels

Back 8

Class A - $1million damage, loss of aircraft, fatality or permanent disability

Class B - Between $200,000 and $1million, permanent partial disability, hospitalization of 3 or more personnel

Class C - Between $20,000 and $200,000, 1 or more personnel miss 1 or more days of work

Class D - Between $2,000 and $20,000

Front 9

3 Objectives of First Aid

Back 9

Save life, limit infection and prevent further injury

Front 10

3 Purposes of First Aid

Back 10

(ABC) Maintain airway, breathing and circulation

Front 11

List the three methods of controlling breathing

Back 11

Direct pressure, pressure points and constricting band

Front 12

List the 11 pressure points

Back 12

Temporal (temple), Facial (jaw), Common Carotid (jaw), Subclavian (clavicle), Brachial (arm), Radial/Ulnar (hand), Iliac (groin), Femoral , Poplitial (knee), Tibial (ankle)

Front 13

State the six areas of Naval Doctrine

Back 13

(COWLIP)
NDP 1 Naval Warfare
NDP 2 Naval Intelligence
NDP 3 Naval Operations
NDP 4 Naval Logistics
NDP 5 Naval Planning
NDP 6 Naval Command & Control

Front 14

State the seven principles of Naval Logistics

Back 14

Flexibility, economy, attainability, responsiveness, simplicity, sustainability, survivability

Front 15

First ship named after an enlisted man

Back 15

USS Osmond Ingram DDG 255
First sailor killed during WWI

Front 16

Discuss the 3 classes of ships at the inception of the U.S. Navy

Back 16

Ships of the line 64-100 guns
Frigates 28-44 guns
Sloops-of-war 10-20 guns

Front 17

Discuss the Battle of the Coral Sea

Back 17

7-8 May 1942
First carrier vs carrier battle

Front 18

Discuss the Great White Fleet

Back 18

16 Dec 1907

Front 19

Discuss the Battle of Normandy (D-Day)

Back 19

6 Jun 1944

Front 20

Discuss the Battle of Guadalcanal

Back 20

13-15 Nov 1942

Front 21

Discuss the Battle of Leyte Gulf

Back 21

23 Oct 1944

Front 22

Discuss the On-The-Roof Gang

Back 22

First class 1 Oct 1928
Intercepted & analyzed foreign radio comms

Front 23

Discuss the Purple Code

Back 23

Japanese machine cypher system in the 1930's

Front 24

Discuss the attack on the USS Liberty

Back 24

8 Jun 1967 it was attacked by Israli fighter jets and torpedo boats. Largest loss of life in crytologic history 34 Men

Front 25

Discuss the capture of the USS Pueblo

Back 25

23 Jan 1968
6 months after Attack of USS Liberty the USS Pueblo was attacked and captured by North Korea. Largest signle loss of cryptologic material. 82 men were held for 11 months. End of ship bourne recon program.

Front 26

Discuss the Hainan Island EP-3 incident

Back 26

1 Apr 2001 US recon aircraft collided with Chinese fighter jet. Plane was able to make emergency landing.

Front 27

Discuss the Attack on the USS Stark

Back 27

17 May 1987 The USS Stark was hit by two EXOCET cruise missiles by a single Iraqi jet fighter

Front 28

Discuss the EC-121 Incident

Back 28

15 Apr 1969 an EC-121 US aircraft flying a training mission with a double crew totaling 31 men was shot down over North Korea.

Front 29

State the three levels of war

Back 29

Tactical - individual engagements
Operational - collectively in theater
Strategic - National goals

Front 30

Discuss the National Security Act of 1947

Back 30

Created the NSC (National Security Council) and CIA (Central Intelligence Agency). It merged the War Department and the Navy Department into the Department of DoD (Department of Defense)

Front 31

When and why were the Navy Core Values developed?

Back 31

1992 - After the Tail-hook Sexual Assault Scandal

Front 32

Discuss the creation of the Sailor's Creed

Back 32

1993 - Blue Ribbon Recruit Training Panel

Front 33

State RADM Grace Hopper's contributions

Back 33

created COBOL (Common Operator Business Oriented Language)
Grandma COBOL

Front 34

Discuss the Battle of Midway

Back 34

3-5 Jun 1942
Turning point of the Pacific war. Japan lost all of it's carriers and it's control of the Pacific.