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What are the six areas of Naval doctrine?
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Naval warfare,
Naval Intelligence, Naval Operations, Naval Logistics, Naval Planning, Naval Command and Control |
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What was the first ship named after an enlisted man?
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Osmond Ingram (DD 255). First enlisted man killed during WW I in October 1917
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What is the origin of the hand salute?
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Thought to be when knights would identify themselves by lifting their visors. Another was for others to identify there was no dagger hidden in the palm.
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What three classes of Naval Vessels existed at the inception of the Navy?
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Sloop of War, Frigates, and Ships of the Line
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Battle of the Coral Sea?
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7-8 May 1942. The world's first Carrier vs. Carrier battle
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Voyage of the Great White Fleet?
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December 16, 1907. Theodore Roosevelt sent the Navy on a round the world voyage to demonstrate the strength of the US Navy.
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Battle of Normandy?
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June 6, 1944. The largest Amphibious operation in history.
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Battle of Midway?
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3-5 June 1942. The turning point of the Pacific War.
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Battle of Guadalcanal?
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13-15 November 1942. The bloodiest and most costly battle in Marine Corps history. Notable for the deaths of the five Sullivan brothers.
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Battle of Leyte Gulf?
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October 23, 1944. The final blow to the Japanese Navy. Loss of the Philippines severed the Japanese Empire..
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The conditions that led to the formation of the US Navy.
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October 13, 1775. The Second Continental Congress authorized the creation of a Navy.
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What are the three levels of war?
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Tactical, Operational, and Strategic.
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Who is the CO? What is his responsibility?
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CAPT Marin. Has the ultimate responsibility for the ship and everything pertaining to it.
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Who is the XO? What is his responsibility?
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LCDR Chambers. Maintains the military and general efficiency of the ship. Arranges and coordinates all ships work, drills and exercises.
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Who is the CMC? What is his responsibility?
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CMC Hawkins. Senior Enlisted and principal advisor to the CO on matters concerning the crew.
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What is an Administrative bill?
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uniform policy for assignment of personnel, berthing, maintenance, visiting, recall, and zone inspections.
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What is an Operational bill?
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policies and procedures in such areas as the boat bill, cold weather, darken ship, EMCON, ect.
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What is an Emergency bill?
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procedures and responsibilites for controlling the effects of major emergency or disaster suffered by the ship.
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What is a special bill?
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Assign responsibilities and procedures for for defense against a swimmer attack, evacuate civilians, prisoner of war, ect.
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What is a battle bill?
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Assign personnel necessary to fight the ship.
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What are 8 o'clock reports?
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Received shortly before 1830 (underway) by the XO from the dept heads
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What are 12 o' clock reports
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recieved by the OOD prior to 12 o'clock. Fuel & water, muster, mag temp, draft, and boat reports.
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What are the types of discharges?
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Honorable, General, Other than Honorable, Bad Conduct Discharge, and Dishonorable.
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How often is a Good Conduct Award given?
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Every 3 years.
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What is a page 2?
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Dependent, Emergency data form.
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What is a page 4?
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Awards & Qualifications
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Page 7
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NJP and court memorandum.
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Page 13?
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Administrative remarks
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What is the EDVR?
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Enlisted Distribution Verification Report. a manning document. EAOS, PRD, NECs, TAD personnel, ect.
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What are the 5 levels of ORM?
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Identify Hazards, Assess Hazards,
Make Risk Decisions, Implement Controls, Supervise. |
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6 Categories of Hazmat?
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Flammable
Aerosols Toxics Corrosive Oxidizers Compressed Gas |
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What are the two most incompatible Hazmat items?
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Oxidizers and petroleums
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What is COSAL?
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Coordinated Shipboard Allowance List. Lists all equipment installed on the ship and necessary repair parts
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APL?
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Allowance Parts List.
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AEL?
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Allowance Equipment List
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What is a MOV? What is it's purpose?
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Material Obligation Validation. Ensures all outstanding requisitions are still valid.
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What are the two types of MOVs?
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Internal (monthly)
External (quarterly) |
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What is a DLR?
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Depot Level Repairables. Parts deemed economically repairable.
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NRFI?
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Not Ready for Issue
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What are the 2 different aspects to NRFI items?
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Turn in (one for one)
RIP (remain in place) |
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What are bulkhead ready spares?
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Parts stored in other departments spaces.
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What is OPTAR?
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Operating Target. Ship's budget for the year.
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What are 2 aspects of OPTAR?
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EMRM & Other Funds
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What is DRMO? What does it mean to us?
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Defense Re-utilization Marketing Office. Free Stuff (furniture)
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What is UMMIPS?
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Uniform Material Movement and Issue Priority System.
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What 3 priority codes do we most use?
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2- CASREPS/ANORS
5- Repair Parts 12. Consumables |
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What is ANORS?
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Anticipated Not Operational Ready Supply
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What is ATAV?
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Afloat Total Asset Visibility. A list of every ship's spare parts so items can be distributed among the battle group.
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What is ONE-TOUCH?
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Internet based web site. Used for stock checks, order parts, free stuff, status of orders.
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What is GDSC?
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Global Distance Support Center. via telephone. 24 hr support center
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What is Force Level R-Supply?
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Found on big decks (CVN). Functions as a wharehouse for parts. Big Navy owns the parts.
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What is Unit Level R- Supply?
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small ships. 'We' own the parts.
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Who is our HAZMAT coordinator?
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Lt Williams
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What words are passed for Abandon Ship?
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Bearing to Land
Distance to Land Friend or Foe Temperature of Water |
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What is a pivot point and where is it on the ship?
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The point the ship appears to rotate on. The main mast.
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What is true bearing?
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North is 000 degrees.
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What is relative bearing?
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Bow is 000 degrees
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DIW?
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Dead in Water
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What lights are lit in port?
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Aircraft Warning lights
Fwd/AFT Jackstaff lights Deck Lights Waterline Security Lights |
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What lights are lit for Special Operations?
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Red, White, Red
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What lights are lit for man overboard?
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Red over Red pulsating
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What lights for Not Under Command?
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Red over Red
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3 types of man overboard recovery?
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Helo
RHIB shipboard/J-Bar davit |
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What is a swing circle?
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Amount of chain + Length of Ship
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What is a drag circle?
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Amount of chain = distance to navigational aid (center-line Polaris in pilot house)
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What bouyage system does Japan and the US use?
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Ailia B
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What is a bearing circle?
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Located on a Polaris and measures true and relative bearing. Also a repeater from the main gyro (WSN 7)
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VMS?
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Voyage Management System
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GPS?
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global positioning system
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How many satellites does the GPS system have?
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24. 21 on at all times
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Ball Diamond Ball?
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Restricted Maneuvering
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One black ball?
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Anchored
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3 black balls?
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vessel ran aground
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What does a cylinder indicate?
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constrained by draft
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2 black balls?
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Not under command
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What items can you find on a chart?
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1.) land mass 6.) shallows (shoals)
2.) buoys 7.) depth of water 3.) wrecks 8.) sea mountains 4.) sub cables 9.) coral reefs 5.) lighthouses 10.) compass rose |
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What does the conning officer do?
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gives orders to the helmsman to steers the ship
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What does DFGMC stand for?
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Digital Flux Gate Magnetic compass
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What is a stadimeter used for?
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determine distance by using an object of known height
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What is a sextant used for?
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Celestial Navigation
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Who is the ship's Navigator?
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LTJG Kim
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What is the QMOW?
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Quartermaster of the the Watch. Responsible for the safe navigation of the ship
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What does a fathometer measure?
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Depth of Water
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How many time zones are there?
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24
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What time zone is Japan?
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-9I
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What are some ways we can obtain our ships position?
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1.) radar
2.) visual 3.) electronic 4.) celestial |
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TAO? Responsibilities?
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Tactical Action Officer. Responsible for the tactical operation of the ship.
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STAO? Responsibilities?
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Staff Tactical Action Officer. Responsible for the tactical operation of the battle group.
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OSDA?
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On Screen Display Assistant
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DBM? What do they Monitor?
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Data Base Manager. GCCS-M
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What is GCCS-M?
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Global Command and Control System Maritime.
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FIC?
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Force Information Controller. (Bravo Whiskey)
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FEC?
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Force Engagement Controller
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UBS?
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Underwater Battery. Where mk 116 is located.
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ASWC?
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Anti surface/subsurface Warfare Controller
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ASTAC?
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Anti surface/subsurface Tactical Air Controller
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What does ASTAC listen to?
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SQR-4/HAWKLINK
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SRC?
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Surface Radar Controller
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DDRT?
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Digital Dead Reckoning Tracer. True Geographic plot of the ship
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What inputs the DDRT?
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DRAI (Dead Reckoning Analyzer and Tracer
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What Rader is located next to the DDRT?
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SPA-25
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LCO?
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Launch Control Officer
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EP?
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Engagement Planner
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SUWC?
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Surface Warfare Controller
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WCIP?
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Weapons Control Interface Panel
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What happens at the WCIP?
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We can fire Harpoon missiles
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SWS?
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Surface Warfare supervisor. Monitors SRC
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CSC?
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Combat Systems Controller
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RSC?
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Radar systems controller
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What radar does RSC Monitor?
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SPY
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ARC?
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Air Radar Controller
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AAWC?
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Anti Air Warfare Supervisor
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ACS?
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Aircraft Control Supervisor
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AIC?
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Air Intercept Controller
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What is located between ACS and AIC?
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TACAN remote
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TIC?
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Tactical Information Controller
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IDS?
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Identification Supervisor
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What does IDS and TIC monitor?
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LINK
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EWCO?
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Electronic Warfare Console Operator.
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EWS?
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Electronic Warfare Supervisor.
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RCS?
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Remote Control Station. For CIWS
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MSS?
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Missile System Supervisor
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Who is the Operations Officer?
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LCDR Crosby
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Who is the COMMS Officer?
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ENS Shipley
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What is the Primary mission of CIC?
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Gather, Process, Display, Evaluate, and Disseminate
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Secondary Mission of CIC?
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Assist in Navigation, control small boats and aircraft.
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What is an OPORDER?
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order issued by a commander for the execution of an operation
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What is an OPPLAN?
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Plan formulated by the command to execute an order.
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What is an OPTASK?
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execution of an order.
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Who is the SIGWO?
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CWO 3 Webb
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Who is the EMO?
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ENS Brusso
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What is a MIO?
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Maritime Interdiction Operation
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What is a NEO?
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Non-Combatant Evacuation Operation
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What is SAR?
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Search and Rescue
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What is a SSN?
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Fast Attack Submarine
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What is a SSBN
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Nuclear Ballistic Submarine
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Name 4 aircraft that can land on a carrier?
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F/A Hornet, EA-6B Prowler, E-2 Hawkeye,, AV-8 Harrier, SH60B, C-2 COD.
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What type of Helo do we have onboard?
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SH-60B
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What is the difference between a 60B and a 60F?
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60B uses HAWKLINK and 60F uses LANLINE for communications
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What is the amount of time to process the following messages:
FLASH (Z) Immediate (O) Priority (P) Routine (R) |
Flash- 10 min or less
Immediate - 30 min Priority - 3 hours Routine - 6 hours |
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"MINIMIZE"
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reduce voice and record traffic to only essential or critical traffic
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"BEADWINDOW"
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When classified information has been spilled to an unclassified source
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"GINGERBREAD"
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Intruder on the radio net
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What is the color code for the following classifications:
CONFIDENTIAL SECRET TOP SECRET |
CONFIDENTIAL: Blue
SECRET: Red TOP SECRET: Orange |
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What are the 4 types of casualty reports?
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CASCAN, CASCOR, Initial, Update
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What is a LOGREQ?
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Submitted before a ship pulls into port requesting and describing what services are needed/required.
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What is a MOVREP?
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primary source of location information for the Navy. Must be submitted 24-48 hours before getting underway and immediately after arrival.
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What is the purpose of OPREP-3 Pinnacle?
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To notify the highest levels of the chain of command (President). concerning especially severe incidents.
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What is the purpose of OPREP-3 Navy Blue?
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To notify the highest levels of military Chain of Command (CNO). Minor but newsworthy incidents.
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What is a SITREP?
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minor incidents in which the CO wants to inform the chain of command (TYCOM)
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What is the SQQ-89? What is it comprised of?
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The entire sonar suite. Consists of:
SQS-53D SQR-19 (TACTAS) Mk 116 UFCS SQQ-28 (SONOBOUYS) SIMAS OBT |
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What is the SQS-53D?
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Primary Active Sonar System
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Where is the SQS-53D located
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FWD in the Sonar Dome
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Max range of the 53D?
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80,000 yards
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What Consoles operate the 53D?
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TAC-4
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What is the sonar dome filled with?
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fresh water
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What is the sonar dome pressurized to?
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34+/- 2 PSI
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What is the dome covered with?
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Rubber Window
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What cools the 53D?
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Sonar Skid
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Where is the equipment for the 53D located?
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Sonar 1-4
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What is the SQR-19A
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TACTAS. The primary Passive Sonar System
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Where is TACTAS located?
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TACTAS Room
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How long is the TACTAS Cable?
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5600 ft
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How much of the TACTAS cable can be deployed?
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5200 ft
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How long is the TACTAS array?
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800 feet
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How many modules on the TACTAS array?
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20 modules each 40 ft long
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What consoles operate TACTAS?
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OJ-452 x 2
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What are the deploying/retreiving restrictions for TACTAS?
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Max sea state: 5
Deploying: 5-15 knots Retrieving: 10-15 knots No more than a 5 degree rudder angle |
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What are the towing restrictions for TACTAS?
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Max speed of 32 knots
must keep forward motion max sea state of 6 Ship turns can not exceed 180 degrees |
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What is the SQQ-28?
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Ships Sonobuoy Processing System
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What 2 Antennas do sonobuoys use?
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ARR-75 --Ship to buoy
SQR-4 Hawklink. buoy to helo-to ship |
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What 4 sonobuoys do we have onboard?
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SSQ-36 BT
SSQ-53- DIFAR (pointer)(passive) SSQ-62 DICASS (Cadillac)(active) SSQ-77 VLAD |
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What does DIFAR mean?
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Digital Low frequency analysis and reciever
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What does DICASS?
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Directional Command Activated Sonobuoy
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What does VLAD mean?
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Vertical Line Array DIFAR
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What does LAMPS mean?
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Light Airborne Multipurpose System
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Where is the sonobuoy equipment located?
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Sonar 5
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What is the Mk 116
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underwater fire control system
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What link does the P-3 Orion use to communicate?
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MPRA
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What type of torpedo do we carry onboard?
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MK 46
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What 3 ways can we deliver torpedoes?
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Heo
VLA OVTS |
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What is the range of a VLA mk 46?
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17,700 yards
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what is the MK 32
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Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes
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what air pressure is used to launch torpedoes from the Mk 32?
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1600 psi
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What 3 places can we launch a torpedo from?
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CIC at UBS, and the Torpedo settings panel located in STBD torpedo room, or directly from the torpedo tubes
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What is the range of torpedoes fired from the SVTT?
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3000 yards
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How many torps/sonobuoys can a SH-60B carry?
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2 torps/ 25 buoys
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How many torps/sonobuoys can a P-3 Orion carry?
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8 torps/84 buoys
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What is the SLQ-25
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NIXIE---Torpedo counter measure
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How long is the NIXIE cable?
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2100 ft 1800 ft deployable
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What modes of decoy can NIXIE employ?
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S-Swept
N-Noise A-Alternate P-Pulsed R-Random |
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What is MICM?
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Magnetically Induced Counter measure
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What is the WQC-2
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Gerturde. Underwater ship to ship/ship to sub unsecure comms
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What is the WQC-6?
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Probe Alert. Secure 1 way ship to sub comms
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What are XBTs?
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expendable bathythermographs
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What is SIMAS?
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Sonar In Situ Mode Assessment System
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How do XBTs and SIMAS work together?
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XBTs transmit temperature vs depth data to SIMAS which computes ideal settings for Sonar
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OBT?
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On Board Trainer
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UQN-4
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fathometer
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What does SONAR stand for?
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Sound Navigation and Ranging
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What type of Anchor on board?
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Navy Standard stockless 9,000 lb
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What type of anchor chain?
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standard die-lock chain
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name the parts of the out board swivel shot assembly?
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regular chain links, detachable link, swivel, bending shackle, end link
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What is the bitter end of the chain secure to in the chain locker?
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safety shackle attached to a reinforced padeye.
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Purpose of a chain swivel?
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minimize kinking or twisting of the chain
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What two chain stoppers do we use?
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Housing stopper and riding stopper?
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What is the difference between chain stoppers and towing stoppers?
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towing chain stoppers have locking plates
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How many shots of chain on the centerline?
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12
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How many shots of chain on star board side?
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9
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how long is each shot of chain?
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15 fathoms/90 feeet
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How do we mark which shot of chain is on deck?
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detachable links are painted red, white, or blue and and surrounded on each side by a white link for every shot. ex 3rd shot one blue link surrounded by 3 white links on each side
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What color are the last two shots of chain?
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yellow and red
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what are the last two shots of chain called?
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warning shot and danger shot
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How much chain is paid out at anchor?
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5-7 times depth of water.
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why is a ship usually moving when anchoring?
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to prevent the chain from piling and fouling the anchor.
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What is the standard size mortise on all mooring shackles?
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7 inches
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What type of davits onboard?
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Gravity (starboard)
Vest (port) |
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How many people to launch a RHIB and who are they?
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5. Boat engineer, boat officer, coxswain, 2 SAR swimmers.
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How many people can the RHIB hold in fair and foul seas?
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18 fair
9 foul |
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What is the sequence for launching a RHIB?
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1.) Start motor @ 6 inches above water.
2.) release davit hook 3.) cast off aft line 4.) cast off forward line 5.) cast off sea painter |
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How many life rafts on board?
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18
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How many people can each life raft hold?
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25
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What are two ways to deploy a life raft?
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Automatically--at a depth of 10-40 ft water pressure will relase the raft.
Manually--pull pin and push button |
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How are lines measured?
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by circumference
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How is wire rope measured?
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by diameter
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what is a hawser?
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any line 5 inches or greater in circumference.
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What type of line is used for mooring?
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Four strand kevlar
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How many lines to moor and what are their names?
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6 lines.
1.) bow line, 2.) FWD Bow spring line 3.) AFT bow spring line 4.) Fwd aft quarter spring line 5.) Aft quarter spring line 6.) Aft line |
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What is a tattletale?
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Line used to gauge the amount of strain on a line
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What does two white flares mean?
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Steady on Present course.
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What does one white flare mean?
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Steer straight away from ship.
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What does one red flare mean?
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Steer Left
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One green flare?
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steer right
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2 green flares?
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steer straight toward ship
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2 red flares?
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return to ship
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What does one red flare from a RHIB indicate?
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Need assistance
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What does one green flare from a RHIB indicate?
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Cannot find the man
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What does one white flare from a RHIB indicate?
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Have recovered the man
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What is the day flag and night light for a Small craft warning?
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1 red pennant or red over white at night
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What is the day flag and night light for a Gale warning?
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2 red pennants or white above red at night.
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What is the day flag and night light for a storm warning?
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single red flag with black square or two red lights at night
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What is the day flag and night light for a Hurricane/Typhoon?
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2 red flags with black squares or red-white-red lights at night.
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What are the two methods of UNREP?
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CONREP & VERTREP
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How long is the star messenger?
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800 feet
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What does STREAM mean?
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Standard Tension Replenishment Alongside Method
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P & D line?
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Phone and distance line
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How long is the P & D line
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350 feet
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How far apart are the markings on a P & D Line?
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every 20 feet
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How do mark P&D distance at night?
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red chem lights every 20 feet. 2 Blue lights a 60, 100, 140 and 180 feet.
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What indicates the probe is properly seated?
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The rabbit ears will rise to a position of 30 degrees
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How many pounds of pressure to seat the probe?
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300 lbs
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How many pounds of pressure to release the probe?
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2500 lbs
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What is easy out line used for?
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to prevent the probe from striking the deck.
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What does Romeo at the dip indicate?
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steady on course and speed and preparing to take you alongside.
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What does Romeo close up indicate?
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ready for your approach
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What does Romeo hauled down indicate?
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messenger in hand.
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Prep at the dip?
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disengage in 15 minutes
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Prep close up
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disengaging from last station now
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Prep hauled down
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last line clear.
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Bravo at the dip?
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temporarily ceased pumping
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Bravo close up?
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transferring/receiving fuel or ammo
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Bravo hauled down?
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unrep complete
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What does Red deck mean
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Engine Start/stop
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What does Amber deck mean?
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Rotor engagement
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What does green deck mean?
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Launch/Recovery
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What does HIFR mean?
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Helo in flight refuling
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What 3 methods of refueling a helo?
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Hot--rotors engaged
cold-rotors disengaged HIFR--helo in flight |
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3 ways to lay out line?
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Fake, Coil, and Flemish
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What are the color of the flags on a P&D line?
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Green, Red, Yellow,Blue, White
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What is the thickness of spanwire?
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7/8 inch
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3 ways to drain a fuel hose?
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gravity, blow through, back suction.
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How long is each section of collapsible fuel hose?
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35 ft
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What does SURF stand for?
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Standard Underway Replenishment Fixture
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What does STAR mean?
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Surf Traversing Actuated Remotely
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how thick is highline?
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1 inch
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What is the primary mission of the SLQ-32?
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ANti Ship Missile Defense
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What is the secondary mission of the SLQ-32?
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Electronic Support
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What are the 4 componets of the SLQ-32?
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SLQ-32 Console located in CIC
Equipment racks located in the EW shop 3 Antennas located on the 03 level Cooling Skid located in the heat exchange room |
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What system do we use to launch SRBOC?
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MK 53
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What does SRBOC stand for?
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Super Rapid Blooming Offboard Chaff
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What 3 types of SRBOC do we have on board?
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Mk 214 Seduction
Mk 216 Distraction Mk 245 Giant IR (Infrared) |
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What is Mk 234?
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NULKA
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How many chaff launchers do we have on board?
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6--2 each on 03, 04,& 05
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How many rounds in each launcher?
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6
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How many total rounds of chaff can we hold on board?
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210
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How many Chaff RSL's do we have?
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6
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How many rounds does each RSL hold?
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35
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How many NULK launchers do we have on board?
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4 each holding 2 rounds.
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Where are the NULA launchers located?
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3 on 04 level. 1 on 05 level.
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What are the three types of Electronic Warfare?
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ES--Electronic Support
EA--Electronic attack EP--Electronic Protect |
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Define Electronic Support.
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Contact information on the SLQ-32 used to help identify contacts.
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Define Electronic Attack.
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Jamming, Chaff, NULKA.
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Define Electronic Protect.
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EMCON. Used to reduce own ship's emissions to control enemy radar picture.
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How many levels of EMCON? What are they?
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A- Silence. No emissions.
A1-Modified Alpha. Only crucial (NAV) radars operate. B-Satellite Vulnerability. 5 min before and 5 minute after. C- High Value Unit. HVU turns off radar while surrounding ships turn on all radars. D- Essential emissions. Normal. |
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What is PCMS? What does it do?
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Passive Counter Measures System. Reduces own ship's radar cross section. Presents different radar picture.
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What equipment is used with SLQ-32?
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ULQ-16 & SLA 10B
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What does the ULQ 16 do?
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Fine grain pulse analysis.
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what does the SLA 10 do?
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Blanks out own ship's radars to reduce interference.
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What are the 4 tactical modes for the Mk 86?
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Surface
Air Grid Optical |
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What are the 3 non-tactical modes for the Mk 86?
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Navigation
Test Training |
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What is the primary radar for the Mk 86 GFCS?
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SPQ-9
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What is the range of the SPQ-9?
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20 NM.
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How many surface tracks can the SPQ-9 hold?
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4
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How many air contacts can the SPQ-9 hold?
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2. Via SPY 1B
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What is grid mode?
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Ship receives targeting coordinates from a spotter.
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What are the different types of NSFS missions?
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Area Target
Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses (SEAD). Coordinated Illumination |
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What is Coordinated Illumination?
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One gun fires Illum rounds while the other fires HE rounds.
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What is Optical Mode?
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System uses the ROS (Remote Optical sight) to visually identify a target.
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What is the rate of fire for the 5" guns?
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16-20 rds per minute.
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What is the Max and effective range for a surface target?
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Max: 13 MN
Effective: 9 NM |
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What are the determining factors for the rate of fire for the 5"?
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The elevation of the barrel and whether a fuze needs to be set on the round.
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What is the effective range for an air target?
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Max: 9NM
Effective: 4.5 NM |
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How many consoles for the Mk 86 system? What are they?
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3. WCC1, WCC2, COC.
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What does each console control?
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WCC1 can fire either one or both mounts at the same time. If both mounts are fired from the same console then only one target may be engaged.
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How many targets can be engaged in normal mode? In Optical?
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2 targets at the same time in normal. Only one in optical.
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How long is the 5" barrel?
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270 inches.
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What is a hot gun for the 5"?
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50 rounds in 4 hours.
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