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How many steps are there? What are they?

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I A M I S

Identify Hazards
Assess Hazards
Make Risk Decisions
Implement Controls
Supervise

Front 2

The order of preference for implementing controls are?

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Engineering
Administrative
PPE

Front 3

What report is required to be filed for negligent weapons discharges?

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OPREP 3- Navy Blue

Front 4

Unit personnel violating safety regulations are subject to?

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Disciplinary actions under the UCMJ

Front 5

T or F Personal protective devices do nothing to reduce or eliminate the hazard itself?

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True

Front 6

Ear plugs or earmuffs are required for noises greater than _____ dBA and peak noises greater than _____

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84, 104

Front 7

Sustained noises greater than _____ dBA require double hearing protection?

Back 7

104

Front 8

Who's responsibility is it to organize, train, equip, prepare and maintain readiness of the U.S. Navy?

Back 8

CNO

Front 9

An _____ is a detailed statement of a course of action to be followed to accomplish a future mission?

Back 9

Operation Plan
(OPLAN)

Front 10

What puts a OPLAN into effect?

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Operation Order
(OPORD)

Front 11

Platoons receive mission details such as specified uniforms, including any camouflage and identification measures and specified weapons, ammunition and equipment through what mean?

Back 11

WARNO

Front 12

What document provides a permanent historical record at the Bureau of Naval Personnel, statistics uses and overall Navy manning?

Back 12

EVDR

12 Section

Front 13

List three items on an enlisted pg 2?

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Person to be notified in case of emergency or death.

Person to receive the death and gratuity when no spouse or child exist.

Person to receive unpaid pay and allowances.
Dependents of member to receive to receive allotment of pay if member is mission or unable to transfer funds.

Commercial insurance companies to be notified.

National service life insurance.

Front 14

Which report does ships utilize as they come in to port to pass info on about the ship and to request services from port?

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LOGREQ

Front 15

Give two examples of personnel who are noncombatants?

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Civilians, medical personnel, chaplains.

Front 16

Under the laws of armed conflict, only _____ are considered proper targets and may be fired upon?

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Combatants

Front 17

Who initiated America's first sea-based offensive against the British?

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General George Washington

Front 18

The idea on naval construction battalions was conceived by?

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Bureau of Yards and Docks

Front 19

Seabee's celebrate March 5th 1942 as?

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the day permission was granted to use the name Seabee

Front 20

In May 1942, a battle was fought entirely with aircraft launched from carriers. The two fleets never saw each other.

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Battle of the Coral Sea

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Mobile Explosive Investigative Unit were instrumental in the clearance of explosive hazards both on land and at sea and were later renamed?

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Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) units

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T or F Riverine Assault Operations employ MarineCorps and Navy forces to handling on R/T circuits.

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False

Front 23

A whistle signal of three long blast repeated several times usually indicates?

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Hostile aircraft or mechanized vehicle

Front 24

State the three types of intelligence?

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Strategic

Operational

Tactical

Front 25

List the five steps in the intelligence cycle?

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Planning and Direction

Collection

Processing

Production

Dissemination

Front 26

Navy's system for providing proper safeguards on telecommunications via encryption is known as?

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Communications Security (COMSEC)

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Clearance is defined as?

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A formal determination that a person meets the personnel security standards and is thus eligible for access to classified information other than that protected in a special access program.

Front 28

A real-time procedure used to alert circuit operators that an unauthorized disclosure has occured over a NONSECURE circuit

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BEADWINDOW

Front 29

Three factors that affect the range of radio equipment

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Weather

Terrain

Antenna

Power

Location of the radio

Front 30

Eight core elements that make up an Expeditionary Camp Team

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Security

Intelligence

Supply/ Logistic

Training

Administration

Medical

Operations

Maintenance

Front 31

Five basic phases of an expeditionary camp layout

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Phase I- Planning

Phase II- Site Survey/Security

Phase III Camp Establishment

Phase IV- Camp Maintenance

Phase V- Camp Teardown

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What are considerations of expeditionary camp layout phase one

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Reason for the camp

Type of camp

Terrain

Climate

Threat level

Front 33

Three different teams used during expeditionary camp layout phase two?

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Site survey/ preparation team

Site security team

Camp setup team

Front 34

What services should be provided when carrying out phase three of expeditionary camp layout?

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Billeting activities

Food service

Shower and head facilities

Field Armory

First Aid Station

Combined Maintenance Engineering Logistics (CMEL)

Laundry service

Administrative services

Firefighting team

MWR activites

Resident unit ministry team

Front 35

What form is filled out when a trouble desk attendant recieves a trouble call?

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Emergency/Service authorization (ESA)

Front 36

Four priority work classifications

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safety

function

preventive

appearance

Front 37

Potable water suitable for?

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Drinking, cooking, and personal use

Front 38

Plain/ simple chlorination

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Plain or simple chlorination is the single application of chlorine as the only treatment before discharge to the water distribution system

Front 39

Three standard gear issue categories

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Fighting/ load carrying

Bivouac

Protective

Front 40

Standard 782 gear consist of

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-Pistol belt with two mag pouches

-Pack, usually a medium size

H-harness or suspenders

Front 41

Name the three fighting positions

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Hasty

Improved one man

Improved two man

Front 42

Biggest disadvantage of improved two man opposed to a improved one man fighting position?

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Two man provides less protection from tanks, bombing, strafing, and shelling.

Front 43

Preferable camo concealing of a vehicle natural or cammie net?

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Natural cover

Front 44

First thing yoo if caught in the open at night with flare overhead?

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Hit the deck

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KOCOA

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Key Terrain

Observation and Fields of Fire

Concealment and cover

Obstacles to Movement

Avenues of Approach

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Process of orienting a map using a compass

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-When a compass rose appears on the map place the compass over the magnetic north line.

-Turn the map until the north arrow of the compass is aligned.

-For maps with no compass rose, use the N/S grid line.

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BAMCIS

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Begin planning

Arrange recon

Make recon

Complete the plan

Issue the order

Supervise

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SMEAC

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Situation

Mission

Execution

Admin and Logistics

Command and Signal

Front 49

Three sub-paragraphs of the Situation paragraph of a five paragraph order?

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Enemy forces

Friendly forces

Attachments and detachments

Front 50

When is a SALUTE report used?

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When observed activities of the enemy do not pose a threat.

Front 51

Primary mission of a reconnaissance patrol?

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Information gathering

Front 52

Three considerations when creating a fire plan?

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Sectors or Zone of Fire

Individual fighting positions

Crew served weapons

Rifleman positions

Terrain features

Fire team leader

Front 53

Two types of fire limits

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Lateral and forward

Front 54

Four types of fire team formations

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Column

Wedge

Skirmishers (right to left)

Echelon (right to left)

Front 55

How many articles are in Code of Conduct?

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Six

Front 56

Four THREATCON levels

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Alpha

Bravo

Charlie

Delta

Front 57

Is arrest or apprehension a circumstance deadly force would normally be used to collect information

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Yes

Front 58

Navy representative on the joint chief of staff is?

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(CNO) Chief of Naval Operations

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T or F N-4 Dept Head is responsible for scheduling visitor interviews with XO and other officers as appropriate.

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False

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T or F N-1 Dept Head is responsible for administration of a unit's supplies and equipment funds so that all essential material requirements are met.

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False

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Navy Expeditionary Combat Command NECC responsibility is?

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Provide oversight and command and control of anti-terrorism force protection (ATFP) and expeditionary - type forces within the Navy.

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Deployable, armed small craft units that support security operations in littoral regions worldwide manned with USCG and USCGR SELRES are.

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Port Security Unit (PSU)

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Teams, which provide protection to MSC ships such as maritime prepositioning ships, fast combat support ships and bulk fuel carriers, and their civilian crews are known as.

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Embarked Security Teams (EST)

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The _________ is the administrative and operational commander for six Naval Construction Regiments and two Seabee Readiness Groups

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First Naval Construction Division

Front 65

During North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) operations what vehicle markings will be on front and rear of the vehicle to indicate US ownership?

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Solid black five-point star

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Purpose is to rapidly establish a MAGTF ashore so that it is _____ prepared to conduct subsequent operations ranging from humanitarian assistance to all levels of armed conflict.

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MPF (Maritime Prepositioning Force) purpose

Front 67

Pronounceable words or phrase that have been assigned meaning to expedite message authorized?

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Prowords

Front 68

What are three types of wire entanglements?

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Tactical

Protective

Supplementary

Front 69

Describe Challenge and reply.

Back 69

Two words used to determine friend or foe, or a duress situation.

Front 70

List things addressed by an effective ATFP plan.

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Concept of operations

Preplanned responses

Tactics

Crisis management procedures

Consequence management procedures

Baseline security posture

Measures to increase security posture

Reporting procedures

Command and control procedures

Front 71

Name the five types of waterborne threats.

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Small boats

Deep draft boat

Subsurface

Swimmers

Floating mines

Front 72

What actions are taken when Seaward Continuum of Force (SCOF) level three is attained?

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Warning shots from Crew Serve weapons are fired across bow of Contact of Interest (COI)

Front 73

T or F When engaging a hostile waterborne craft fire should be directed at the coxswain.

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False

Front 74

What is the ideal width of security zones surrounding a water borne High Value Asset (HVA)?

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500 Meters

Front 75

Name things that affect waterborne security zone size/ location?

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UN restrictions

Geography

Threat Areas

Capabilities of US security forces

Proximity of Targets

Front 76

What is the principal task of security forces with respect to waterborne vessels?

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To determine hostile intent as far from the HVA as possible.

Front 77

What are the minimal and ideal number of boats used for a moving security zone?

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Two (minimum) and Four (ideal)

Front 78

Historically, Maritime Interception Operations have been defined as what?

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Peacetime measures designed to enforce embargoes sanctioned by the USNC, national authority, or other regional organization.

Front 79

What is the purpose of the Marine Safety Office (MSO)?

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To ensure the safety, security, and environmental protection of CONUS ports and surrounding areas.

Front 80

What is the specific purpose of a chemical agent?

Back 80

Intended for military operation to kill, seriously injure or incapacitate personnel.

Front 81

Name routes of entry for nonpercutaneous hazards.

Back 81

respiratory tract

open wounds

eyes

ingestion

Front 82

T or F An M40 Mask canister cannot be changed in a contaminated environment.

Back 82

True

Front 83

The Advanced Chemical Protective Garment (ACPG) Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology (JSLIST) may be laundered how many times?

Back 83

six

Front 84

What are the two auto injectors commonly issued to personnel as a for CBR treatment?

Back 84

2 PAM Chloride

Antropine

Front 85

What is the primary purpose of IM series dosimeters?

Back 85

Measure and indicate the accumulated dose of X-ray and gamma radiation to which the wearer has been exposed.

Front 86

What are the three types of chemical warfare agents?

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Casualty agents

Non-lethal incapacitating agents

Harassing agents

Front 87

What are three types of nuclear explosions?

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Air burst

Surface burst

Sub-surface burst

Front 88

Of the four types of nuclear radiation what two are the most dangerous to personnel?

Back 88

Gamma rays and neutrons

Front 89

When at a MOPP level two overboots are _____?

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Worn

Front 90

Chemical marker signs are what color?

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Yellow and Red

Front 91

What is M-9 paper used to detect?

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Liquid nerve and blister agents

Front 92

What are three possible colors M-8 paper can turn when it has a positive reading?

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Red, Yellow and Green

Front 93

M-291and M-295 are used to do what?

Back 93

Decontaminate exposed skin in a chemical environment and prior to entering the Contamination Control Area.

Front 94

The Advanced Chemical Protective Garment (ACPG) Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology (JSLIST) has a wear life of how long in a contaminated environment?

Back 94

24 Hours

Front 95

What are the three types of decontamination?

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Immediate

Operational

Thorough

Front 96

What device is used in conjunction with the CP-95 radiac computer indicator and what is it's range?

Back 96

DT-60 dosimeter with a range of 10 to 600 Roentgens.

Front 97

What four applications are applied to prevent or mitigate workplace hazards?

Back 97

Substitution, isolation, Ventilation and Administrative controls.

Front 98

What are two types of Ventilation?

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Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) and general or dilution ventilation.

Front 99

Define Substitution

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Reducing the risk of injury or illness by substituting a known hazard (process or material) with a less hazardous process material.

Front 100

What are administrative Controls with regards to safety?

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Control method that mitigates hazards through the implementation of effective operating procedures that reduce the exposure of individuals to chemical or physical hazards.

Front 101

What training is required for all new employees regardless of their position?

Back 101

Safety Orientation Training

Front 102

What are two things that should be done to support the launch and retrieval of a small boat?

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Inspect all equipment before use

Conduct an operations and safety briefing

Conduct a boat inspection

Keep nonessential personnel away from the davit area.

Front 103

T or F Small boats should be fueled during daytime and while in the water if possible?

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True

Front 104

Boat crew members must be at least what class swimmer?

Back 104

Class 2

Front 105

What does the (Rule of Good Seamanship) require?

Back 105

Requires boats to give way to ships and seaplanes.

Front 106

Max boat capacity should be reduced when?

Back 106

During extreme weather conditions

Front 107

FOD is any object that may be what?

Back 107

Disturbed by the wind across the deck or rotor wash/

Front 108

Personnel should avoid approaching within ___ feet of a helicopter with rotating blades, unless necessary.

Back 108

50

Front 109

Whenever personnel are required to approach or leave a helicopter with rotating blades they should do so in a ____ position.

Back 109

Crouched

Front 110

What type of equipment is considered electrical?

Back 110

generators

electrically powered machinery and mechanisms

power cables

controllers

transformers

associated equipment

Front 111

What type of equipment is considered electronic?

Back 111

radars

sonars

radios

power amplifiers

antennas

electronic warfare equipment

computers

associated controls and peripherals

Front 112

What is considered portable electrical equipment?

Back 112

Devices that may be plugged into the ships electrical power. (outlets)

Front 113

What must be done prior to energizing any equipment that has been tagged out?

Back 113

Tag must be properly cleared.

Front 114

How to prevent electrical fires?

Back 114

Keep electric motors clean

Ensure proper maintenance is performed

Report overheating or arching electrical equipment

Front 115

What are symptoms of an electrical shock victim?

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Victim possibly very pale or bluish

Pulse is extremely weak or entirely absent

Unconsciousness is complete

Burns are usually present

Victims body may become rigid or stiff

Front 116

What's is the first step that should be attempted during electrical shock victim rescue?

Back 116

Secure Power

Front 117

Define preventive maintenance as it pertains to electronic equipment.

Back 117

Alignment, adjustment, tuning or testing of operational equipment to ensure performance within published maintenance requirement card and or technical manuals/ procedures.

Front 118

T or F Repair of electronic equipment is normally conducted on energized circuits.

Back 118

False

Front 119

Freelance corrective maintenance on energized electronic equipment can be performed with the permission of whom?

Back 119

CO

Front 120

Is it safe to leave open ordnance magazines or lockers unattended?

Back 120

No

Front 121

What flag is flown during ordnance cargo handling operations?

Back 121

BRAVO

Front 122

When eliminating or minimizing hazards through the use of engineering controls is not possible what is the Navy's policy?

Back 122

That activities provide, use and maintain PPE when its use is necessary to lessen the likelihood of occupational injuries and or illness.

Front 123

T or F PPE eliminates hazards?

Back 123

False

Front 124

What does PPE provide for the user?

Back 124

A last line of defense against hazards

Front 125

Define First Aid

Back 125

First aid is the emergency care and treatment of a sick or injured person before medical services are obtained.

Front 126

What are the three primary purposes of first aid?

Back 126

To save life

Prevent further injury

To minimize or prevent infection

Front 127

With regards to first aid what does A. B. C. stand for?

Back 127

Airway

Breathing

Circulation

Front 128

What is the correct position of a patient being treated for shock?

Back 128

Patient should be placed on his or her back, with legs elevated 6 to 12 inches.

Front 129

What are the two types of fractures?

Back 129

Open and Closed

Front 130

T or F Splints should not be so long that they reach the joint above and below a fracture.

Back 130

False

Front 131

What are symptoms of a second degree burn?

Back 131

Affects the first layer of the skin

Skin blistered and weeping

Pain is moderate to severe

Front 132

A fracture or separation of the ribs from the breastbone may produce a free-floating segment called a ______?

Back 132

Flail area

Front 133

T or F Most injuries to the abdomen require surgery to repair he internal damage.

Back 133

True

Front 134

What are the three types of heat injuries?

Back 134

Heat cramps

Heat exhaustion

Heat stroke

Front 135

What are the two types of cold injuries?

Back 135

Frostbite

Hypothermia

Front 136

What does line five of a nine line medevac indicate?

Back 136

Number of patients

Front 137

Name the five organizations that pioneered the unconventional warfare to form the present Naval Special Warfare Warrior?

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-Scouts and Raiders

-Naval Combat Demolition Units

-Office of Strategic Services Operational Swimmers (OSS)

-Underwater Demolition Teams

-Motor Torpedo Boat Squadrons of WWII.

Front 138

Who is considered to Father of Naval Special Warfare?

Back 138

Phil H. Bucklew

Front 139

During WWII what two services merged for training at Amphibious Training Base, Little Creek to begin Amphibious Scouts?

Back 139

Army & Navy

Front 140

What year were the first Amphibious Scouts and Raiders group commissioned?

Back 140

1942

Front 141

What was the first operation conducted by the Amphibious Scouts and Raiders?

Back 141

Operation Torch

Front 142

In November 1942 the first combat demolition unit succeeded in cutting a cable and net barrier across the Wadi Sebou River during Operation Torch. This action enables which vessel to insert US Rangers?

Back 142

USS Dallas (DD 199)

Front 143

Who is considered the Father of Naval Combat Demolition?

Back 143

LCDR Draper L. Kauffman

Front 144

What year did LCDR Kauffman establish Naval Combat Demolition Unit Training at FT Pierce?

Back 144

1944

Front 145

Why were Naval Combat Demolition Units established?

Back 145

To eliminate obstacles on an enemy beach prior to invasion.

Front 146

What was the operation conducted by the Naval Combat Demolition Units, for the amphibious landing at Normandy?

Back 146

Operation Overlord

Front 147

During which operation did Underwater Demolition teams first see combat?

Back 147

01/31/1944 Operation Flintlock

Front 148

Which President desired the services to develop an Unconventional Warfare capability?

Back 148

Pres. Kennedy

Front 149

What year did the US Navy establish SEAL Team One and Two?

Back 149

1962

Front 150

Were did the Navy get the personnel to form the first SEAL Team?

Back 150

Underwater Demolition Teams

Front 151

What year were all Underwater Demolition Teams re-designated as SEAL Teams?

Back 151

May 1, 1983

Front 152

T or F Seal Delivery Vehicles and Special Boat Units can trace their history back to WWII

Back 152

False

Front 153

In response to September 11th Naval Special warfare had troops on the ground in Afghanistan by what month?

Back 153

October

Front 154

T or F The first military flag officer to set foot in Afghanistan was a Navy Seal?

Back 154

True

Front 155

What conflict has employed the largest number of Navy Seal's in it's history?

Back 155

Operation Iraqi Freedom

Front 156

What model of submersible vehicle is used today by Seal Delivery Vehicle Teams?

Back 156

Mark 8 Mod 1 and advance SEAL Delivery System (ASDS)

Front 157

USSOCOM is made up of how many organizations?

Back 157

4

Front 158

What does MARSOC stand for?

Back 158

US Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command

Front 159

What date was MARSOC established?

Back 159

Feb 24, 2006

Front 160

What does AFSOC stand for?

Back 160

Air Force Special Operations Command

Front 161

How many units carry out the AFSOC mission around the globe?

Back 161

11

Front 162

How many commands are under NAVSPECWARCOM?

Back 162

7

Front 163

What does USASOC stand for?

Back 163

US Army Special Operations Command

Front 164

What does CSSD stand for?

Back 164

Combat Service Support Detachment

Front 165

What officer is the department head for MCD?

Back 165

Communications Officer

Front 166

T or F The mission of the SEAL teams is to plan and conduct special operations in support of combatant commanders.

Back 166

True

Front 167

T or F TRADET is not a command within NSWG?

Back 167

False

Front 168

Naval Special Warfare Group One exercises operational and administrative control over all SEAL Teams located where?

Back 168

West Coast

Front 169

What does NSWTG stand for?

Back 169

Naval Special Warfare Task Group

Front 170

Which of the four listing below have command authority that may be exercised by commanders at any echelon level or below the level of combatant commanders?

Back 170

OPCON

Front 171

Where is NAVL SPECIAL WARFARE UNIT ONE located and based at?

Back 171

Agana, Guam