Exw Acronyms

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ORM

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Operational Risk Management

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3 controls used in ORM

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Engineering, Administrative, and PPE

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FACOSH

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Federal Advisory Council on Occupational Safety and health

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NAVFAC

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Naval Facitities Engineering Command

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NAVSEA

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Naval Sea Sytems command

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NAVAIR

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Naval Air Systems Command

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NETC

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Naval Eduacation and Training Command

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NPDC

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Naval Personnel Development Command

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BUMED

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Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

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FFC

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Atlantic Fleet

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PACFLT

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Pacific Fleet

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NAVINSGEN

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Naval Inspector General

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COMNAVEUR

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Naval Forces Europe

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NOSSA

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Naval Ordinance Safety and Security Activity

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What is the purpose and goal of a mishap investigation

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determine how and why the event occurred and to prevent future occurrence of similiar events

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CINC

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Fleet Commander in Charge

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OPLAN What does it stand for what is it's purpose

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Operation Plan: a detailed statement of a course of action to be followed to accomplish a future mission.

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OPORD

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Operation Order: puts the OPLAN into effect

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What is a Warning Order

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the mission brief usually done in the SMEAC form.

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EDVR

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Enlisted Data Verification Report

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SORTS what does it stand for what does it do?

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Status of Resources and Training System: provides identification and general status data to National Command Authorities ie. CNO, CNICPACFLT, JCS etc.

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MAGTF

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Marine Air-Ground Task Force

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MRF

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Mobile Riverine Force

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N-1

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Admin

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N-3

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Operations (may include Deck and Combat Systems if the departments do not stand alone)

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N-4

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Supply

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SLOC

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Sea Lines of Communication

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EMCON

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Emission Controll

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JLOTS

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Joint Logistics Over the Shores

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AMW

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Amphibious Warfare

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MPF

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Maritime Pre-positiong Force

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AMC

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Air Mobility Command

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What is the nature and Purpose of Command and Control

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Enables the commander to understand the situation, select a course of action, issue intent and orders, monitor the execution of orders and evaluate the results

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Define Command as it pertains to Command and Control

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function of authority, responsibility, and accountability.

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Define Control as it pertains to Command and Control

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The means a commander uses to guide the conduct of operations.

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Define Strategic Intelligence

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Intel oriented toward national objectives and supports the formulation of policies and determination of priorities.

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Define Operational Intel

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Theatre specific intel that concentrates on collection, identification, locations and analysis to support the Operations

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Define Tactical Intel

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Oriented more toward combat, than long-range planning (ie. operational intel)

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What are the 5 steps in the intel cylce?

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Planning and Direction
Collection
Proccesing
Production
Dissemination

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What do LO, M, HI and PA mean when dealing with radios?

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LO- Low Power 200M- 400M
M- Medium 400- 5KM
HI- High 5KM-10KM
PA- Power Amplified (vehicles only) 10KM- 40KM

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What does CMS stand for?

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Communications Security Materials System

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EEFI?

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Essential Elements of Friendly Information

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KOCOA

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Key Terrain
Observation and fields of fire
Cover and Concealment
Obstacles to Movment
Avenues of approach

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What is a Contour Line?

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An Imaginary line along which all points are the same elevation

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BAMCIS

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Begin Planning
Arrange for recon
Make recon
Complete the plan
Issue the order
Supervise

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SMEAC and define each

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Situation: enemy forces, friendly forces, and attachmetns and detachments
Mission: what your going to do
Execution: who, what, where when and how
Administration and logistics: Gear needed, logreqs etc..
Command and Signal: What kind of coms, what freqs or channels, calsigns, authentication procedures etc...

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FEBA

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Foward Edge of the Battle Area

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Define Sectors of Fire

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An area of Responsibility assigned to a squad, platoon, or CSW to be covered by fire.

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Define Fire Discipline

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a set of ROE's primarily designed to diliver optimal weapons fire on the enemy, while using the least amount of ammunitions, and minimizing blue on blue

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what are your 6 S's for POW's

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Search, Secure, Silence, Segregate, Speed to the rear, Safeguard

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THREATCONS: ALPHA, BRAVO, CHARLIE, AND DELTA

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ALPHA: A general threat is possible
BRAVO: An increased threat, must be maintaned for weeks withough undue hardship to operational capability or local authorities.
Charlie: An Immenent threat, posture will be maintained for a short period of time
Delta: Attack has occured or is immenent to a known location.

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Define Tactical wire

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wire used to funnel enemy into fields of fire

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Define Protective wire

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used to prevent suprise assaults from points close to the defense area. close enough for 24 hour observation but not within hand grenade range.

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Define Supplementary wire

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wire used in front of the FEBA to conceal the exact line of the tactical wire.

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What does Atropine do?

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Blocks acetylcholine (acetylcholine causes muscles to contract and increases pulse and heart rate)

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Pralidoxime Chloride (oxime) , 2 Pam cloride does what?

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reactivates acetly cholinesterase. causes muscles to relax.

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What are the 3 types of chemical warefare agents?

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Sarin (GB), Soman, and VX

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What are the properties of Sarin?

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Physioligical effects are nerve, at 68 deg. F is colorless liquid and almost no odor when pure. manufacturing impurities cause it to smell fruity or paint like. onset of effets are quick acting.

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What are the properties of Soman?

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Physiological effects are nerve. at 68 deg F. is colorless liquid manufacturing impurities cause it to smell like insect repellent. effects are quick acting.

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What are the propeties of VX?

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Physiological effects are nerve, at 68 deg F. is odor less and looks like motor oil. effects are quick acting.

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What are the threat levels for MOPP?

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MOPP I- Suspected
MOPP II- Possible
MOPP III- Probable
MOPP IIII- Imminent

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NAAK

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Nerve Agent Antidote Kit
6 atropine and 6 2 Pam CL injections.

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Define Immediate Decon

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minimizes casualties, saves lives. Is carried out by individuals who are contaminated.

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Define Operational Decon

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sustains operations, reduces the contact hazard, eliminates necessity or reduces duration of MOPP

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COSBAL

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Coordinated Shore Based Allowace List

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Define Thorough Decon

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reduces or eliminates need for protective clothing. personnel clean equipment/matl, and working areas to the lowest possible level.

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Define Validating

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Comparing APL/AEL's against equipment.

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Define Updating

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Submitting a CCF (Configuration Change File) to update WSF (Weapons Sytem File)

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MOV

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Material Obligation Validation: list of requisitions to be reviewed and validated by departmen head.

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What are the 7 Bead Windows

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1- Position
2- Capability
3- Operations
4-Electronic Warfare
5- Personnel
6- Comsec
7- Wrong Circuit

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OODA

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Observe, Orient, Decide Act

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METT-TSL (C)

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Mission, Enemy, Troops, Terrain, Time, Space Logics (civilian conciderations)