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What is the Birthday of the Navy
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13 October 1775
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What are the five steps of ORM
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Identify hazards
Assess hazards Make risk decision Implement controls Supervising |
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What instruction governes safety and mishap reporting
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OPNAVINST 5102.1D
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Hazard severity catagories:
CAT I CAT II CAT III CAT IV |
Death; grave damage
injury; damage minor injury; degradation minimal threat |
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When are all SITREPs due
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30 days after occurence
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What is a SITREP
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safety investigation report
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What is the purpose and catagories of a SITREP
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OPREP 3 PINNACLE- incidents of national level interest - detected launch of nuke
NAVYBLUE - incidents of naval intrest - ship collision NAVYUNIT - informs OPS commander of incidents not meeting navy blue criteria - shipmate dui incident |
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Within how many hours should the chain of command be notified of a mishap
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Eight hours.
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List the 7 principles of navy logistics
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FEARSSS
flexibility - adapting economy - employing support effectivly attainability - minimal support required to begin ops responsivness - right support at the right time & place - most important simplicity - avoiding unneccessary complexity sustainability - support for duration survivability - infrastructure prevails |
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List the six areas of naval doctrine
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COWLIP
Command and control - basic conscepts to fill the needs of forces and weapons systems ops - develops doctrine · Expeditionary maritime warfare - inherent nature and enduring principles logistics - full range f logistical support intel - intel support to meet requirements planning - capabilities and operations |
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State some methods of controlling bleeding
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*direct pressure
indirect pressure *elevation *pressure points *tourniquet coagulation agents |
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difference between closed and compound fracture
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one beneath the skin and the later has broken through the skin
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heat stress
heat exhaustion heat stroke |
feeling
loss of fluids/electrolights damage |
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hero
herp herf |
hazard from electromagnetic radiation to ordinance
..personel ..fuels |
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define SIOP-ESI
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Single Integrated Operational Plan - Extremely
Sensitive Information |
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3-m
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Maintenance and Material Management
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acint
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acoustic intelligence
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adcon
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administrative control
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adns
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automated digital network system
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ael
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allowance equipment list
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ais
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automated information system automated identification system
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am
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amplitude modulation
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amd
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activity manpower document
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amhs
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automated message handling system
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apl
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allowance parts list
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arpanet
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advanced research projects agency network
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asw
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anti-submarine warfare
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atfp
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antiterrorism force protection
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ato
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authority to operate
IAW DOD DIACAP handbook |
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aw
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air warefare
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bm
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beam width
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c4isr
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command, control communications, computers, intelligence surveillance, and reconnaissance
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ccir
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commander's critical intelligence requirements
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ccop
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cryptologic carry on program
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ccri
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command cyber readness program
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cdse
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cryptologic direct support element
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chrimp
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consolidated hazardous material reutilization and inventory management program
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cio
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chief intilligence officer
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cnmoc
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commander, naval meteorology and oceanography command
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cno
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chief of naval operations
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cocom
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combatant commander
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cog
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cognizance code
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comint
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communications intelligence
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commplan
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communications plan
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compusec
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computer security
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comsec
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communications security
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comspot
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communication spot report
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cor
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condition of readyness
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critic
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critical intilligence
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CSM
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Command Securty Manager
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cto
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computer tasking order
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CUDIX
CUDIX-M |
Common User Digital Information Exchange - Maratime
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cw
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continious wave
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daa
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designated approving authority
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DCO
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Defense Connect Online
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dea
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drug enforcement agency
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dhs
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department of homeland security
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DISA
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Defence Information Systems Agency
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disn
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defence integrated services network
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dlpt
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defence language proficiency test
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dlr
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depot level repairables
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DMS
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Defence Messaging Systems
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dmsp
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defense meteorological satellite progam
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dni
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director of naval intelligence
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dns
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domain name service
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dodn
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dod network
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doe
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department of energy
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doncaf
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department of the navy centeral adjudication facility
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dos
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department of state
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dpas
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defense property accountability system
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drms
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defense reutilization marketing service
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eefi
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essential elements of friendly information
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elf
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extreamly low frequency
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elint
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electronic intelligence
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emcon
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emissions control
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fdo
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foreign disclosure officer
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fes
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fleet electronics support
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fisint
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foreign instrumentation signals intelligence
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fltcom
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fleet commander
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fm
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frequency modulation
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fst
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fleet survey team
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gan
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global area network
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gbs
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global broadcast service
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GOES
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Geostationary Operational Enviromental Satellite
or Government Official Information Exchange System (from NICE[Navy Interface for Command Email]) |
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gps
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global positioning system
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hazrep
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hazard report
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hf
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high frequency
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humint
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human intelligence
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ia
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information assurance
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iam
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information assurance manager
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iato
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interim approval to operate
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iava
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information assurance vulnerability alert
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iavb
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information assurance vulnerability bulletin
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iavt
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information assurance vulnerability technology advisory
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ibs
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integrated broadcast service
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icd
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intelligence community directive
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idc
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information dominance corps
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idnx
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integrated digital network exchange
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usmc
cheat not 337 fuck section 103 - organization it is too hard |
http://quizlet.com/8011736/eidws-103-organizations-flash-cards/
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ig
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inspector general
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imint
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imagery intelligence
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impac
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international merchant purchase authorization card
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infocon
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information operations condition
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inmarsat
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international maritime satellite
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irint
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infrared intelligence
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isr
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intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance
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it21
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information technology for the 21st century
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iw
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information warfare
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jdiss
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joint deployable intelligence support system
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jpas
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joint personnel adjudication system
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jsir
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joint spectrum interference resolution
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jwics
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joint worldwide intelligence communications system
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lan
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local area network
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lf
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low frequency
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lsb
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lower side band
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mams
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maintance assistance modules
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man
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metropolitan area network
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masint
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mesurment and signals intelligence
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met
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mobile environmental team
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metoc
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meteorology and oceanography
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mf
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medium frequency
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moc
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maritime operations center
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mov
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material obligation validation
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msds
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material safety data sheet
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mst
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metoc support team
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NASA
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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nasic
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national air and space intelligence center
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navcyberfor
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navy cyber forces
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NAVMETOC
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Navy Meteorolgical and Oceanographic Command
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NAVO
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Naval Oceanographic Office
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NCA
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National Command Authority
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NCDOC
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Navy Cyber Defence Operations Command
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NCTAMS
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Naval Computer and Telecommunications Area Master Station
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NGA
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National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
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NIPRNET
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Non-secure Internet Protocol Router Network
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NIS
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Not In Stock
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NITES
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Navy Integrated Tactical Environmental Subsystem
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NMCI
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Navy and Marine Corps Internet
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NNWC
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Naval Network Warfare Command
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NOAA
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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NOAT
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Naval Oceanography ASW Team
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NOOC
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Naval Oceanography Operations Command
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NOP
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Naval Oceanography Portal
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NPOESS
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National Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System
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NREMS
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Navy Regional Enterprise Messaging System
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NRFI
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Not Read For Issue
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NRO
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National Reconnaissance Office
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NSA
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National Security Agency
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NSN
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National Stock Number
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NSW
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Naval Special Warfare
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NTD
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Naval Telecommunications Directive
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ODCR
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Officer Distribution Control Report
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ODNI
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Office of the Director of Naval Intelligence
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ONENET
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OCONUS Navy Enterprise Network
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ONI
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Office of Naval Intelligence
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OPCON
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Operational Control
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OPELINT
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Operational Electronic Intelligence
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OPSEC
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Operations Security
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OPTAR
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Operating Target
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ORM
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Operational Risk Managment
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OSI
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Open Systems Interconnect
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OSINT
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Open Source Intelligence
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PIR
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Priority Intelligence Requirement
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PKI
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Public Key Infrastructure
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PLA
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Plane Language Address
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PMS
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Preventive Maintenance System
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POES
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Polar Operational Environmental Satellite
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PPE
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Personal Protective Equipment
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PRF
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Pulse Reptition Frequency
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PRT
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Pulse Repetition Time
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PSP
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Personal Security Program
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PTS
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Perform To Serve
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PW
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Pulse Width
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RAC
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Risk Assment Code
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RADAR
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Radio Detection and Ranging
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RAM
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Random Anti-terrorism Measures
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RF
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Radio Frequency
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RIP
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Remain In Place
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SAER
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Security Access Eligibility Report
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SCI
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Sensitive Compartmented Information
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SCIF
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Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility
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SGLI
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Servicemember's Group Life Insurance
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SGOT
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Strike Group Oceanography Team
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SHF
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Super High Frequency
(3GHz - 30GHz) |
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SIGINT
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Signals Intelligence
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SIM
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Selected Item Managment
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SAER
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Security Access Eligibility Report
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SIPRNET
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Secret Internet Protocol Router Network
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SCI
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Sensitive Compartmented Information
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SLF
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Super Low Frequency
(30Hz - 300Hz) |
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SCIF
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Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility
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SGLI
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Servicemember's Group Life Insurance
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SGOT
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Strike Group Oceanography Team
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SHF
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Super High Frequency
(3GHz - 30GHz) |
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SIGINT
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Signals Intelligence
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SIM
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Selected Item Managment
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SIPRNET
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Secret Internet Protocol Router Network
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SLF
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Super Low Frequency
(30Hz - 300Hz) |
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SPINTCOM
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Special Intelligence Communications
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SQL
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Structured Query Language
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SSO
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Special Security Officer
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STW
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Strike Warfare
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SUW
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Surface Warfare
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TADTAR
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Temporary Additional Duty Targeted Budget
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TCP/IP
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Transmission Control Protocal / Internet Protocal
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TE
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Task Element
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TECHELINT
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Technical Electronic Intelligence
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TF
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Task Force
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TG
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Task Group
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THREATCON
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Threat Condition
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TRMM
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Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission
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T-SCIF
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Temporary-Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility
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TSCO
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Top Secret Control Officer
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TSO
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Telecommunications Service Order
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TSR
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Telecommunications Service Request
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TU
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Task Unit
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TYCOM
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Type Commander
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UHF
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Ultra High Frequency
(300MHz - 3GHz) |
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ULF
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Ultra High Frequency
(300Hz - 3Kz) |
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USAFRICOM
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U.S. Africa Command
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USB
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Upper Side Band
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UTC
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Universal Time Code
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UUV
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Unmanned Underwater Vehical
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VERDIN
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VERy low frequency Digital Information Network
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VHF
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Very High Frequency
(30MHZ - 300MHZ) |
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VLF
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Very Low Frequency
(3KHz - 30KHz) |
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VPN
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Virtual Private Network
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WAN
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Wide Area Network
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WGS
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Wideband Global Satallite
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WRA
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Web Risk Assesment
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Three types of currents
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Open Ocean: ·motion driven by tides, winds or differences in density
Littoral: ·caused by breaking action of waves ·runs parallel to beach Rip: ·oppposing currents bend sections of littoral currents seaward |
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define wind direction / speed
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direction: where the wind is comming from
speed:measued motion of air in relation to surface distance and time |
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define ambient temperature / wind chill
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Ambient: tempature of surrounding air
Wind chill: precieved tempature (ambient tempature + wind) |
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define heat stress
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problems associated with very warm temp and high humidity
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define percipitation
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product of condensation of atmospheric water that hits earths surface
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define relative humidity
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ratio of current water vapor compared to the highest amout of saturation possible at the same temp.
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define sky condition
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state of the sky when covered by clouds
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define atmospheric pressure
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pressure exerted by atmosphere at a given point
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define air mass
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large volume of air defined by temp and water vapor content
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define cold front
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leading edge of a cool mass of air
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define warm front
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leading edge of a warm mass of air. can move faster then a cold front because of its higher density
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define occluded front
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occurs when a cold front overtakes a warm front.
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define the four types of tides
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ebb: away from shore
flood: towards shore high: level @ highest point low:level @ lowest point |
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define TRMM
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tropical rainfall measuring mission.
research salty water cycle covering tropical and semi tropical regions |
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define DMSP
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defense meteorological satellite program
sees clouds, bodies of water, snow, fire, and pollution in visual & infared used in planning and conducting mil ops |
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define NPOESS
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national polar orbiting operational environmentsatellite system
circles earth every 100 min monitors environmental conditions collects, process, disseminate info about weather, atmosphere, oceans, land and near space environment |
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define POES
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Polar Operational Environmental Satellite
collects global data daily supports land, ocean & atmospheric applications |
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define GOES
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Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite
short term forcasting warnings for thunderstorms, winterstorms, flash floods, sever weather |
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what is the mission of NCTP
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" Deliver and operate reliable, secure battle ready Navy network and information to PAC and IO customers "
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What are three things that effect sound transmission under water
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temp · ▲temp = ▲ speed
pressure · increase pressure = ▲ speed salinity · ▲ salinity = ▲ speed |
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what are the thermal layers in the ocean
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mixed layer:top layer to 1500ft, mixed by mechanical or convective, usually warm temp
thermalcline: layer where the temp drops; extends to 1,200meters deep layer: usually below 1200 meters and below 4degrees c |
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Describe the rate AG
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metoc - weather
meteorology and physical oceanography |
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Describe the rate CTI
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info operations
foreign language collect, analyze and exploit foreign language comms signals of interest |
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Describe the rate CTN
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monitor, identify, collect, analyze information on networks
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Describe the rate CTM
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preventive and corrective mainance on cryptological systems
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Describe the rate CTR
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information ops monitor, collect, analyze and exploit signals to maintain info dominance
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Define the rate CTT
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collect, analyze exploit and disseminate electronic intel or ELINT
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Define the rate IS
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analyze intel data
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Define the rate IT
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best rate in the navy
core and speciality functions of comms ops messaging, net admin, security |
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define certification
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comprehensive eval of tech and non tech security features of an IT system and other safeguards
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define accreditation
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formal notice by DAA that an IT system is approved to operate at a specific security level
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define DAA
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Designated Approving Authority
official with authority to assume responsibility for operating a system/ network at an acceptable risk level. |
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Define IATO and how long is it good for
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Interm Authority To Operate
and is only good for 6 months |
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How often must a SIPRNET ATO be resubmitted
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every 12 months
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An ATO for NIPR is granted for how many months
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24 months
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Define System Security Plan
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formal document providing overview of security requirements and the security control in place or planned to meet requirements
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Define System Security Authorization Agreement
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used to guide and document the results of certification and accreditation
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Define ATO
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IAW DON DIACAP handbook
authority to operate by formal document good for 2 years nipr 1 year sipr |
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Define IATO
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issued when full (compliance) accreditation can not be met, must have POAM.
good for 6 months |
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POAM
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Plan of Action and Milestones
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Define Configuation Managment
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detailed recording and updating of info that describs an enterprise's hardware and software
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Discuss security procedures involved when performing cross domain transfer
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moving files between different classes of network
care must be taken to ensure that classified information is not "spilled" to networks with insufficent classification for the material (the correct answer: it can not be done. only under the gravest of circumstances and under the immediate supervision of the IAM |
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What is risk managment
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process that provides:
risk identification risk analysis risk mitigation planing and implementation risk tracking to ensure early identificationand handling of risks |
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PMUL
LMUL IMUL |
pac multi channel broadcast
lant multi channel broadcast indian ocean multi channel broadcast |
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What are the 5 attributes of IA
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CIA / NA
confidentiality integrity availability non-repudiation authentication |
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DCS
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Defense Courier Service
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What governs all IA responses to incidents
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opnavinst 2201.2
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list the 9 categories of a computer incident
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root level intrusion
user level intrusion unsuccessful activity attempts DOS non compliance reconnaissance malicious logic investigating explained anomaly |
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what is DON WWW security policy
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all info, graphics and photos must be reviewed to ensure they meet opsec requirements
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Define IAVA
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Information Assurance Vulnerability Alert
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Define IAVB
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Information Assurance Vulnerability Bulletin
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Define IAVT
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Information Assurance Vulnerability Technical Advisory/bullitin
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Define CTO
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Computer Tasking Order
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Define NTD
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Naval Telecommunications Directive
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What is usually in a service pack
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collections of updates, patches, enhancments
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ACINT
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acoustic intel
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IMINT
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imagery
intel |
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ELINT
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electronics
intel |
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FISINT
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foreign
instrumentation signals intel |
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COMINT
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communication
intel |
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SIGINT
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signal
intel |
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MASINT
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measurement and
signature intel |
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OSINT
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open
source intel |
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HUMINTEL
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human intel
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What is the average height of a geosynchronous orbit
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19300 nm
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APL
AEL |
allowable parts list
allowable equipage list |
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NOAA
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National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration |
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Define vulnerability assessment
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used to identify weakness that coud be exploited
predict effectivness of additional security measures |
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What is the difference between vulnerability and a threat
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v: a potential weakness
t: something that could exploit that weakness |
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What are the duties and responsibilities of the IAM
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Information Assurance Manager
impliment, manage IA program within command, site, system local IA command authority ensure systems are approved, operated and maintained IAW certification and accreditation |
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Define the host / client relationship
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h: hosts a resource
c: makes request for above resources |
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Application server
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a server dedicated to hosting or running application for a number of clients
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What layer does a hub operate
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layer 1 physical
connects devices in a network traffic is broadcast (a talking to b is heard by c) |
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What layer does a switch operate
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layer 2 data link
traffic is not broadcast (a talking to b is not heard by c) all ports operate at the same speed |
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What layer does a router operate
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layer 3 network
highly configurable selects the best route for traffic connects two or more networks |
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What are the symptoms and treatment for shock
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S: dull eyes
irregular breathing cold pail skin nausea weak pulse T: elevate feet lay down cover calm victim |
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What are two methods for clearing obstructed airway
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himlick
reclining abdominal thrusts |
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What is the importance of the Inspector General
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conduct, supervise, monitor, and initiate audits, evaluations and investigations relating to programs and operations of DOD commands
They prevent fraud, waist, and abuse for the secretary of defense. |
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Define DLPT
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Defense Language Proficiency Test
Used to assess the general language proficiency of native English speakers in a specific foreign language |
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List the Officer Accession Programs
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Seaman to Admiral
Limited Duty Officer Cheif Warrent Officer Officer Candidate School Medical Enlisted Commissioning Progam Medical Service Corps In-Service Procurement |
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List the three categories of intel
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strategic - national level activities
Operational - required for planning tactical - required for planning of tactical operations |
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What are the intel orgainizations for the following levels:
National Theater Fleet |
ONI executive and strategic
JIOC security and execution of major operations CENTCOM tactical requirements of the CO COM |
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What are the six steps of intel
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Planning and direction
Collection Processing and exploitation Analysis and production Dissemination and integration Evaluation and feedback |
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What is the purpose of intel
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supports commanders
force protection deceptive measures ops level - accomplish objective tactical level - effective strikes analysis of enemy |
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What are the nine types of intel
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HUMINT · human
OSINT · open source (foreign tv) MASINT · measure and signature (nuke test, earth samples) SIGINT · signals (intercepted phone call) COMINT · communications (hq to ships) FISINT · foreign instrument signals (missle launch) ELINT · electronic (surface search radar) IMINT · imagery (sat photos) ACINT · acoustic (submarines) |
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Define Priority Intelligence Requirements
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critical peices of intel that the cdr must know by a particular time to plan and execute a successful mission
"a wake me up if this happens" list |
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Define intel fusion cell
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hub for collection analysis and dissemination of intel
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Define ISR
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intel
surveillance recon |
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How does Naval Oceanography support infodominance mission
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develop and deliver info capabilities in support of nav and joint national war fighting requirements
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What are the steps in ORM
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I · identify
A · assess M · manage risk descisions I · implement S · supervise |
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Types of Metoc Products
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US Naval Observatory: astronomical data, source of time for DOD, source standard time for US
Joint Typhoon Warning Center: issues warnings to PAC and Indian Ocean Naval Oceanography Ops Command: impact of ocean and atmospheric conditions for navy operations Fleet Numerical Meteorology & Oceanography CTR, info supports us and coalition forces Naval Oceanographic Office: oceanographic info in support of national security |
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What instruction governs misshap reporting
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OPNAV 5102.1D
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What are the four subcatagories of mishap probability
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1 likely to occur immediately, or within a short time. expected to occur requently
2 probably will occur in time. several times 3 may occur in time 4 unlickely to occur |
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What are the time lines for filling mishap investigation reports
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all must be submitted within 30 days
web enabled ESAMS safety investigation report -sitrep- includes the details DOD civ, on/off duty active duty mil class a hospitalization of 3 or more persons - 8 hours fatalities - 8 hours |
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What is the significance of the Great White Fleet?
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On 16 December 1907, 16 battleships (plus support ships) were sent from Hampton Roads, VA to circumnavigate the globe as a demonstration of Naval strength. They returned 22 Febuary 1909.
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What is the significance of the Coral Sea?
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7-8 may 1942 ***************************
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Coral_Sea http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/events/wwii-pac/coralsea/coralsea.htm Broke JN 25 Yorktown damaged Lexington sunk tactical loss but proved strategically they can be beaten |
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What is the significance of Midway?
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3-7 of June 1942
Decisive American victory and turning point of the war. Broke JN 25 Admiral Nimitz, LCDR Rochefort "AF is short of water." 3 carriers Hornet, Enterprise, Yorktown sank 4 Japanase carriers Akagi Kaga Hiryu Soryu lost the Yorktown |
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What is the significance of the USS Juneau?
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Hit 8 November 1942 near Guadalcanal.
While retreating she was hit again by I26(Japanesse sub), broke in half, and sunk in 20 seconds. 100 of the 687 crew onboard escaped. All five Sullivans died. Only 10 survived to be rescued 8 days later |
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What is the significance of Guadalcanal?
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12-15 November 1942
Henderson Field on Guadalcanal Island was the focal point of the six month long Guadalcanal campaign. (August 1942 - February 1943) The Allies' first major offensive action of the Pacific War. 11 Medals of Honor were earned during this campaign including the only one awarded to a Coast guard member. US Marines took the Island from the Japanese and kept them from retaking the island. |
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What is the significance of Normandy?
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6.6.44
Largest amphibious operation in history Gave the allies a foot hold in France to drive the Germans out of Europe |
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What is the significance of the battle of Leyte Gulf?
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23 OCT 1944
Japan's last attempt to salvage the Philippines, a major resourse line for them. Japanese aircraft carried out organized kamikaze attacks. |
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What are the three objectives of first aid
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save lives
prevent further injury prevent infection |
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What are the 4 required mishap reportable items
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class A B & C government property damage
class A B & C on duty DOD civ on/off duty mil any other work related illness that involved medical treatment beyond basic first aid, days away from work, light/limited duty other interests for mishap prevention purposes |
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Define RAC
List the five codes |
Risk Assessment Codes:
Combines Probabality and Severity 1 - Critical 2 - Serious 3 - Moderate 4 - Minor 5 - Negligible |
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List the four catagories of hazard severity
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Cat 1 Death, loss of facility/ asset resulting in the grave danger to national interests
Cat 2 Sever injury, illness, property damage degrades efficient use of assets Cat 3 Minor + degraded efficient use Cat 4 Minimal threat to safety |
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Bletchley Park
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WWII, was UK main decryption command
code and cypher school Station X cracked enigma and lorenz machines high level intel "ultra" is credited with shortening the war by 2 years |
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EC 121 shootdown
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15 April 1969
on SIGINT recon mission shot down by North Korea in the sea of Japan killed all 31 onboard (only 2 of the bodys were recovered) also Kim Il-sung's Birthday |
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What are the three levels of war
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Tactical - details of individual engagement
Operational - concerns forces collectively in a theater Strategic - supports national goals |
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What are the qualities of the navy mobility command team
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SMRF
self sustainability mobility readiness flexibility |
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What is the difference between a US citizen and a US person
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Citizen - born in US
parent is a citizen former alien who is naturalized or born in Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands Person - lawfully in the US (green card) |
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Hainan Island EP-3 Incident
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1 April 01
Mid air collision US EP-3E and China J-8IM 24 crew detained for ten days missing J-8 pilot later declared dead ELINT mission Crew continued destruction for 15 minutes after landing |
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USS Stark
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1987 Iran - Iraq war
Iraqi jet fired on stark killing 37, wounding 21 only successful anti ship missle attack on US poor training requirements and lax procedures |
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Navajo Code talkers
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using native language, Japan never broke the code
1942-1945 "Were it not for the Navajos, the Marines would never have taken Iwo Jima." |
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National Security Act 1947
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Signed by Truman
Realigned and reorganized - US Armed forces - Foreign policy - intel community after cold war established national security councel established joint chiefs of staff established CIA |
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Apollo 11
http://www.nasm.si.edu/collections/imagery/apollo/as11/a11facts.htm |
16-24 July 1969
195 hr. 18 min. 35 sec "one small step for man" was actually 3.5 feet Neil Armstrong and 'Buzz' Aldrin 1st manned lunar landing |
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Apollo 17
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07-19 Dec 1972
Eugene Cernan and Ronal Evans First geologist on lunar surface. Longest LRV traverse on a single EVA. Greatest amount of lunar samples returned to Earth. sixth and final lunar mission (apollo 13 never landed) |
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Who was the first MCPON radioman
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MCPON Robert Walker
The third mcpon |
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Who is the CNO
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Admiral Jonathan W Greenert
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Who is the MCPON?
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MCPON Rick West
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What is MSDS and some things listed therein
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Material Safety Data Sheet
name maker emergency #s hazardous ingredients physical data fire or explosion data reactive data health effects preventive measures 1st aid measures |
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What are some potential risks of improperly stored & labeled HAZMAT
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containers closed - fumes
label - could be mixed with other causing explosion of fire |
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What are some considerations for storing HAZMAT
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location - neat, clean cool & dry
lable and Identify |
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What are the 11 pressure points
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JAC KIWI N GUT
J Jaw A Ankle C Coller bone K Knee I Inner upper arm W Wrist I Inner elbow N Neck G Groin U Upper thigh T Temple |
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Gemini III
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23 Mar 65
Virgil I. "Gus" Grissom John W. Young Molly brown Test orbital maneuverability and evaluate two-man design. Young's corned beef sandwich |
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What was the first ship in the navy named after an enlisted sailor
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USS Osmond Ingram DD-255
killed 15 OCT 1917 GM1 saw a torpedo; tried to jettison ammo; was blown overboard posthumous awared the MOH The first enlisted sailor killed in WWI |
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What were the 3 class of naval vessels at inception
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frigates
ships of the line sloops of war |
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Mercury 3
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5 MAY 1961
Freedom 7 took Alan B. Shepard 116.5 statute miles into space 15 min, 28 seconds "Zero-G, and I feel fine" Yuri A. Gagarin by 23 days prior |
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What is the goal of the hearing conservation program
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prevent occupational hearing loss and ensure auditory fitness for duty
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What is the mission of NCTAMS PAC
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Provide Navy telecommunication and information services for Naval, joint, and coalition operations in the Pacific Ocean areas of responsibility.
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What is the mission of the Navy
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to maintain, train and equip combat-ready Naval forces capable of winning wars, deterring aggression and maintaining freedom of the seas
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Brilliant on the Basics
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Command Sponsorship
Command Indoc CDB Career Development Boards Command Ombudsmen Command Mentorship Sailor Recognition |
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What are some services provided by PRNOC
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email
NIPR SIPR JWICS firewall virus scans DNS SIPR chat collaberation at sea CENTRIX |
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List four systems that ride SIPR
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NIPR
JWICS CENTRIX JCA |
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What are the duties and responsibilities of the IAM
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Information Assurance Manager:
- IA program w/in command, site, system - local IA command authority and DAA for ensuring security of IT system - systems is approved, operated and maintained IAW certification and accreditation |
