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WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM? |
- DECISION MAKING TOOL USED BY PERSONNEL AT ALL LEVELS TO INCREASE OPERATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS BY IDENTIFYING, ASSESSING & MANAGING RISKS
- INCREASES OUR ABILITY TO MAKE INFORMED DECISION BY PROVIDING A FORMAL ORM PROCESS - MINIMIZE RISKS TO ACCEPTABLE LEVELS, COMMENDSURATE W/ MISSION ACCOMPLISHMENT DETERMINE IF THE RISK ASSOCIATED W/A MISSION CANNOT BE CONTROLLED AT THEIR LEVEL, OR GOES BEYOND THE COMMANDERS STATED INTENT, THEY SHALL ELEVATE THE DECISION TO THE CHAIN OF COMMAND |
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WHAT ARE THE 4 PRINCIPLES OF ORM?
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ACCEPT RISK WHEN BENEFITS OUTWEIGH COST
ACCEPT NO UNNECESSARY RISK ANTICIPATE & MANAGE RISK BY PLANNING MAKE RISK DECISIONS AT RIGHT LEVEL |
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WHAT DOES IAMIS MEAN?
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IDENTIFY HAZARDS
- major steps in the Preliminary Hazard Analysis ASSESS HAZARDS - determine the associated degree of risk in terms of probability & severity. Use a matrix in assessing hazards MAKE RISK DECISIONS - Develop risk control options. Most serious risk first & select controls that will reduce the risk. IMPLEMENT CONTROLS - The following measures can be used to eliminate hazards or reduce the degrees of risk. These are listed by order of preference: 1) Engineering Controls 2) Administrative Controls 3) Personal Protective Equipment SUPERVISE - Conduct followup evalutaions of controls to ensure they remain in place & have the desired effect. Monitor for changes, which may require further ORM. Take corrective action when necessary |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 IAMIS CONTROLS?
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ENGINEERING
ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE GEAR |
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WHAT ARE THE ENGINEERING CONTROLS FOR IAMIS?
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CONTROLS THAT USE ENGINEERING METHODS TO REDUCE RISK BY DESIGN, MATERIAL SELECTION, SUBSTITUTION WHEN TECHNICALLY OR ECONOMICALLY FEASIBLE.
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WHAT ARE THE ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS FOR IAMIS?
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CONTROLS THAT REDUCE RISKS THROUGH SPECIFIC ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS, SUCH AS:
- PROVIDING SUITABLE WARNING, MARKINGS, PLACARDS, SIGNS, & NOTICES. - ESTABLISHING WRITTEN POLICIES, PROGRAMS, INSTRUCTIONS & SOPs - TRAINING PERSONNEL TO RECOGNIZE HAZARDS & TAKE APPROPRIATE PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES. - LIMITING THE EXPOSURE TO A HAZARD, EITHER BY REDUCING THE # OF ASSEST OR PERSONNEL, OR THE LENGTH OF TIME PERSONNEL ARE EXPOSED. |
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WHAT ARE THE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE GEAR FOR IAMIS?
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SERVES AS A BARRIER BETWEEN PERSONNEL & HAZARD
USED WHEN OTHER CONTROLS DO NOT REDUCE HAZARD TO ACCEPTABLE LEVEL |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE SAFETY COUNCIL?
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IDENTIFY, DEFINE & ASSESS PROBLEMS & NEEDS & TO RECOMMEND CORRECTIVE MEASURES.
NEW OR REVISED POLICIES, PROCEDURES & PRACTICES MAY DEVELOP FROM THESE RECOMMENDATIONS TO IMPROVE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE NAVY SAFETY & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAM REGIONAL AND ACTIVITY SAFETY COMMITTESS AND COUNCILS PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR VARIOUS GROUPS & INDIVIDUALS TO EXPRESS MULTIPLE VIEWPOINT & INTEREST. |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 BASIC VFUNCTIONS OF THE COUNCILS & COMMITTEES?
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1) CREATE & MAINTAIN AN ACTIVE INTEREST IN SAFETY
2) SERVE AS A MEANS OF COMMUNICATIONS REGARDING SAFETY 3) PROVIDE PROGRAM ASSISTANCE TO COMMANDING OFFERS, INCLUDING PROPOSING POLICY & PROGRAM OBJECTIVES |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF A MISHAP INVESTIGATION?
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IDENTIFY CAUSES & PREVENTIVE ACTIONS AS WELL AS ESTABLISHING ACCURATE RECORD KEEPING ARE ESSENTIAL TO THE SUCCESS OF HTE SAFETY & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAM
AIMED AT DETERMINGIN HOW & WHY THE EVENT OCCURRED ARE NECESSARY TO PREVENT FUTURE OCCURRENCE OF SIMILAR EVENTS. MISHAPS THAT RESULT IN DAMAGE TO NAVY FACILITES & EQUIPMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES, ILLNESSES, OR DEATHS TO NAVY PERSONNEL DEGRADE OPERATIONAL READINESS & INCREASE OPERATIONAL COSTS. |
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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CONDUCTING A MISHAP INVESTIGATION?
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SAFETY OFFICE
MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 TYPES OF MISHAP INVESTIGATIONS?
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SAFETY
JAG CONDUCT JAG INVESTIGATIONS,, INCLUDING CLAIMS INVESTIGATIONS, PER JAGMAN. THE SAFETY INVESTIGATOR & JAGMAN INVESTIGAROT SHALL NOT BE THE SAME PERSON CRIMINAL & SECURITY NCIS SHALL INVESTIGATE ANY DEATH OCCURING ON A NAVY INSTALLATION EXCEPT WHEN THE CAUSE OF DEATH IS MEDIALLY ATTRIBUTABLE TO DISEASE OR NATURAL CAUSES |
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HOW MANY CLASSES OF MISHAPS ARE THERE & WHAT ARE THE REPORTABLE DAMAGES?
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A - >$1M OR LOSS OF LIFE B - $200K - $1M C - $10K - $100K D - < $10K |
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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SAFETY?
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SAFETY IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF ALL PERSONNEL.
THROUGH THE CHAIN OF COMMAND COMMANDS, MIILITARY PERSONNEL, CONTRACTORS, CIVILIANS FOREIGN NATIONALS |
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WHAT IS THE MAINTENANCE & USE OF PPE & WHY IS IT NECESSARY?
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THE BEST WAY TO PROTECT PERSONNEL FROM HAZARD EXPOSURE IN THE WORKPLACE IS TO ELIMINATE THE HAZARD/
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WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF PPE?
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EYE & FACE
HEARING HEAD FOOT ELLECTRICAL PROTECTIVE DEVICES SAFETY CLOTHING PERSONAL FALL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT |
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WHAT TRAINING SHOULD BE PROVIDED TO EACH EMPLOYEE REQUIRED TO USE PPE?
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AT LEAST:
1) WHEN PPE IS NECCESSARY 2) WHAT PPE IS NECCESSARY 3) HOW TO PROPERLY DON, DOFF, AJDUST & WEAR PPE 4) THE LIMITATIONS OF PPE 5) THE PROPER CARE, MAINTENANCE, USEFUL LIFE, STORAGE & DISPOSAL OF PPE 6) ABILITY TO RECOGNIZE THAT DEFECTIVE OR DAMAGED PPE SHALL NOT BE USED |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF A SAFETY STAND DOWN?
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TO BRING AWARENESS TO ALL PERSONNEL
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WHEN IS A SAFETY STAND-DOWN?
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ANNUALLY & UPON SIGNIFICANT TURN OVER OF PERSONNEL OR INCREASE OF MISHAP OR SEVERITY OF MISHAP
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WHAT TOPICS ARE IN A SAFETY STAND-DOWN?
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MISHAP REVIEW
COMPENSATION MSDS WORK PROCEDURES SMOKING STRESS PLANS & GOALS |
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WHAT ARE THE SAFETY WALK THROUGH HAZARDS?
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ROAD & ELECTRICAL
SLIP & WORK RECREATIONAL & FIRE |
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WHAT IS MSDS?
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MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS
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WHAT IS ERGONOMICS?
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FIELD OF STUDY THAT INVOLVES THE APPLICATION OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT PHYSIOLOGICAL, PYSHCOLOGICAL & BIOMECHANICAL CAPACITES & LIMITATIONS OF THE HUMAN BODY
FITTING THE WORKPLACE TO THE WORKER THIS PROGRAM SEEKS TO PREVENT INJURIES & ILLNESS BY APPLYING ERGONOMIC PRINCIPLES TO IDENTIFY, EVALUATE & CONTROL ERGONOMIZ RISK FACTORS FOR WMSDs ( WORK-RELATED MUSCULO-SKELETAL DISORDERS) |
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WHAT PRINCIPLES ARE APPLIED WITH ERGONOMICS?
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GOOD POSTURE USING COMPUTERS
BACK SUPPORT WHILE AT ODD ANGLES CUSHIONED MATS OR SOLES WHEN STANDNG FOR LONG PERIODS |
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WHO IS THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF (PRESIDENT)?
WHEN DOES HIS POWER INCREASE? WHAT ARE HIS RESPONSIBILITIES? |
PRESIDENT BARRACK OBAMA
IN WAR OR ANY OTHE RNATINAL EMERGENCY EVEN ORDER THE ARMED FORCES INTO MILITARY ACTION BEFORE CONGRESS ACTUALLY DECLARES WAR ARTICLE II, SECTION 1, OF THE CONSTITUTION PROVIDES THAT THE EXECUTIVE POWER SHALL BE VESTED IN A PRESIDENT OF THE USA |
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WHO IS THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE?
WHAT ARE HIS RESPONSIBILITES? |
HONORABLE ROBERT GATES
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTIVE ORDER, HAS REPONSIBILITY FOR ALL THE PRESIDENTS FUNCTIONS INVOLVING DoD THE NATIONAL SECURITY ACT AMENDMENTS OF 1949 REDESIGNATED THE NATIONAL MILTARY ESTABLISHMENT AS THE DEPT OF DEFENSE & ESTABLISHED IS AS AN EXECUTIVE DEPT W/THE SECDEF AS ITS HEAD |
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WHO IS THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY?
WHAT ARE HIS RESPONSIBILITIES? |
HONORABLE RAY MABIUS
RESPONSIBLIE FOR THE POLICIES & CONTROL OF THE DoN, UNCLUDING ITS ORGANIZAIOTN ,ADMISTRATION, & EFFICIENCY THE SECNAV IS APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT AS THE HEAD OF DoN & IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPERATION & EFFICIENCY OF THE NAVY. THE DoN INCLUSED THE USCG WHEN IT IS OPERATING AS A SERVICE IN THE NAVY |
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WHO IS THE CNO?
WHAT ARE HIS REPONSIBILITIES? |
ADM GARY ROUGHHEAD
THE CNO, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF SECNAV, TAKES PRECEDENCE ABOVE ALL OTHER OFFICER OF THE NAVAL SERVICE. THE CNO IS TH ENAVY MEMBER OF THE JOINTS CHIEF OF STAFF. THE CNO EXERCISES COMMAND OVER CERTAIN CENTRAL EXECUTIVE ORGANIZATIONS ASSIGNED SHORE ACTIVITIES & THE OPERATING FORCES OF THE NAVY |
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WHAT ARE CNOs SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES?
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- ORGANIZE, TRAIN, EQUIP, PREPARE, & MAINTAIN THE READINESS OF NAVY OPERATIONAL FORCES
- DETERMINE & DIRECT THE EFFORTS NEEDED TO FULFILL CURRENT & FUTURE NAVY REQUIREMENTS FOR MANPOWER, MATERIAL, WEAPONS, FACILITIES & SERVICES - EXERCIESE LEADERSHIP IN MAINTAINING A HIGH DEGREE OF COMPETENCE AMONG NAVY OFFICERS, ENLISTED & CIVILIAN PERSONNEL - MAINTAIN THE MORALE & MOTIVATION OF NAVY PERSONNEL & PRESTIGE OF A NAVY CAREER - PLAN & PROVIDE HEALTH CARE FOR PERSONNEL OF THE NAVAL SERVICE & THEIR DEPENDENTS - DIRECT THE ORGANIZATION, ADMINISTRATION, TRAINING & SUPPORT OF THE NAVAL RESERVE - MONITOR THE DoN TO DERTMINE & MAINTAIN EFFICIENCY, DISCIPLINE & READINESS - DETERMINE THE NEED FOR & TO PROVIDE FOR THE CONDUCT OF RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST & EVALUATION THAT MEET LONG-RANGE GOALS, IMMEDIATE REQUIREMENTS & FISCAL LIMITATIONS - DEVISE NAVY STRATEGIC PLANS & POLICIES & HELP DEVISE JOINT & COMBINED STRATEGIC PLANS & POLICIES - BUDGET FOR COMMANS, BUREAUS & OFFICES ASSIGNED TO THE CNOs COMMAND & FOR OTHER ACTIVITIES & PROGRAMS AS ASSIGNED THE VICE CNO & THE VICE CNOs ASSISTANT |
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WHAT ARE CINCs RESPONSIBILITIES?
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CINCs HAVE DUAL CHAINS OF COMMAND.
- ADMINSTRATIVELY, THEY REPORT TO THE CNO TO PROVIDE, TRAIN, & EAUIP NAVAL FORCES - OPERATIONALLY, AS NAVAL FORCES, THEY REPORT TO THE APPROPRIATE UNIFIED CINC. |
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WHAT ARE THE PACIFIC FLEET(S)?
WHAT ARE THE ATLANTIC FLEET(S)? WHAT IS THE NAVALFORCES EUROPE FLEET(S)? WHAT ARE THE US NAVAL FORCES CENTCOM FLEET(S)? WHAT IS THE US AFRICOM FLEET(S)? |
3RD LEET
7TH FLEET 2ND FLEET 5TH FLEET 6TH FLEET CAMP LEMONNIER, HOA |
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WHAT IS ADCON?
TACOM? OPCON? |
PRESIDENT
CAPT BANAJI ADM LOCKLEAR |
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WHAT ARE THE US NAVAL FORCES CENTCOM FLEET(S)?
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5TH FLEET
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WHATIS THE NAVALFORCES EUROPE FLEET(S)?
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6TH FLEET
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WHAT IS THE US AFRICOM FLEET(S)?
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CAMP LEMONNIER, HOA
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WHO IS THE CFFC & FLTCM?
2 Hs |
ADM JOHN HARVEY
FLTCM(SW/AW) TOM HOWARD |
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WHO IS THE MCPON?
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MCPON RICK D. WEST
IN 1966, THE SECNAVs TASK FORCE ON NAVY/MARINE CORPSPERSONNEL RETENTION RECOMMENDED THE CREATION OF THE OFFICE OF THE MASTER CHIEF PETTY OFFICER OF THE NAVY (MCPON). THE FUNCTION OF THE OFFICER IS TO PROVIDE A DIRECT, UNOFFICIAL CHANNEL OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN ENLISTED PERSONNEL & THE SENIOR POLICY LEVEL OF DoN. THE OFFICE WAS FORMERLY SET UP ON 1 MAR 1967 W/A TOUR LENGTH OF 4 YEARS |
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WHAT ARE THE MCPONs RESPONSIBILITIES?
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VARIOUS BOARDS:
- BOARD OF MANAGERS OF NAVY RELIEF SOCIETY - BOARD OF ADMINISTRATORS OF BUPERS - CENTRAL NON-APPROPRIATED FUNDS - BOARD OF EO FOR WOMEN - RATING REVIEW BOARD - - NAVY WIVES CLUB OF AMERICA (LIAISON) - - FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION (LIAISON) - NAVY RESALE SYSTEM ADVISORY BOARD - EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP & TRAINING AT ALL ENLITED LEVELS |
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HOW MANY STAR FOR CNO DIRECTED CMC?
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3 GOLD STARS
CNOMCs MAY BE ASSIGNED TO DESIGNATED COMMANDERS WHO 1) REPORT DIRECTLY TO THE CNO 2) WHOSE COMMAND RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE SIGNIFICANT REGIONAL AREA COORDINATION OR OTHER UNIQUE DIMENSIONS |
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HOW MANY STARS & WHAT COLOR FOR...?
FLEET MC FORCE MC CMDCM |
2 GOLD STARS:
FLEET MC FORCE MC 2 WHITE STARS: CMDCM COMMANDS W/250 OR MORE OF ENLISTED MANPOWER WILL HAVE A CMC BILLET REQUIREMENT COMMANDS W/LESS THAN 250 SHALL ASSIGN A CMC FROM W/IN THE COMMAND RESOURCES ON A COLLATERAL DUTY BASIS IN THE ABSENCE OF A MCPO, A SCPO OR CPO MAY BE ASSIGNED |
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WHAT IS AN OPLAN?
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DETAILED STATEMENT OF A COA TO BE FOLLOWED TO ACCOMPLISH A FUTURE MISSION
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WHAT IS COA?
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COURSE OF ACTION
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WHAT IS AN OPORD?
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- PUTS OPLAN INTO AFFECT
- FORMAL STATEMENT ISUED BY SENIOR COMMANDER TO SUBORDINATE CMMANDERS THAT OUTLINES THE COORDIATED EXECUTION O F A FUTURE OPERATION A 5 PARAGRAPH ORDER, OPLANS & OPORDS DETAIL THE COMPLETE INFORMATION & ORDERS NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT THE DECISION OF THE COMMANDER. THEY ARE WRITTEN SO UNDERSTANDING OF THE PART EACH IS TO PLAY IN THE OPERATIONS. |
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HOW IS AN OPORD COMMUNICATED?
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ORAL
DICTATED WRITTEN THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR OF ISSUING AN OPORD IS THE TIME AVAILABLE FOR ITS PREPARATION & DISTRIBUTION. AN ORDER SHOULD REACH ITS DESTINATION IN ENOUGHT TIME TO AVOID HALTING TROOPS WHILE THEY WAIT FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS. |
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WHAT IS THE COs RESPONSIBILITIES?
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CHARGED WITH THE ABSOLUTE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE COMMANDs SAFETY, WELL-BEING & EFFICIENCY
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WHAT IS THE RESPONSIBLITY OF THE XO?
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ORGANIZATION, DUTY PERFORMANCE, & GOOD ORDER & DISCIPLINE OF COMMAND
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WHAT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CMDMC?
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ENLISTED ADVISOR TO THE COMMAND ON THE FORMULATION 7 IMPLEMENTATION OFPOLICIES PERTINENT TO ALL ENLISTED PERSONNELs
-MORALE -WELFARE -JOB SATISFACTION -DISCIPLINE -UTILIZATION -TRAINING AKA COB (CHIEF OF THE BOAT) ABOARD SHIPS |
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WHAT DOES EDVR MEAN?
WHAT IS AN EDVR? |
ENLISTED DISTRIBTION VERIFICATION REPORT
IT IS A MONTHLY MANNING DOCUMENT LISTING ALL INDIVIDUALS ASSIGNED |
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HOW MAY SECTIONS DOES AN EDVR CONTAIN?
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12
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WHAT DO THE 12 SECTIONS OF AN EDVR CONTAIN?
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1 - 3
EXTRACTED INFO THAT REQUIRES SPECIAL ATTENTION OR ACTION BY THE ACTIVITY. 3 CONTAINS AN ALPHABETIC LISTING OF ALL ENLISTED MEMBERS ASSIGNED 4 TOTAL PERSONNEL ACCOUNT OF THE ACTIVITY INCLUDING 1-3 5 PERSONNEL STATUS SUMMARY 6 DISTRIBUTION NEC (DNEC) MANAGEMENT 7 NEX BILLET & PERSONNEL INVENTORY 8 LIST OF INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE QUALIFIED IN NECs 9-10 DIARY MESSAGE SUMMARY & DUTY PREFERENCE LISTING 11 SECURITY DATA & CITIZENSHIP CODE, INVOLUNTARY EXT MONTHS, PEBD, TIR, ADVANCEMENT EFFECTIVE DATE & FORMAN STATUS & ACTION DATE 12 OFFICER & ENLISTED IN AN EMBARKED OR TAD STATUS |
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WHAT ARE THE COMMON NAVAL MESSAGE ELEMENTS?
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- TIME
- DTG - JULIAN DATE NORMALLY IDENTIFIED & FILED BY EITHER A DTG OR A JULIAN DATE, DEPENDING ON THE METHOD OF TRANSMISSION |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF DTG?
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ASSIGNED FOR IDENTIFICATION & FILE PURPOSED ONLY
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WHAT DOES DTG STAND FOR?
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DATE-TIME-GROUP
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HOW MANY DIGITS DOES A DTG CONSIST OF?
WHAT DO THE DIGITS REPRESENT? |
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FIRST TWO - DATE SECOND TWO - HOUR THIRD TWO - MINUTES 221327ZAUG00 22 DAY OF AUGUST TIME IS GREENWHICH TIME (GMT) ZONE SUFFIX ZULU (Z) FOR GMT IS USED AS THE UNIVERSAL TIME FOR ALL MESSAGES |
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WHAT DO THE DIGITS REPRESENT IN A DTG?
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DATE
HOUR MINUTES |
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HOW MANY DIGITS DOES THE JULIAN DATE CONSIST OF?
WHAT DO THEY REPRESENT? |
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THE DAY OF THE YEAR THE FIRST DAY OF THE CALENDAR YEAR IS JULIAN 001 & EACH DAY IS NUMBERED CONSECTUTIVELY THEREAFTER. FEB 1 = 032 |
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WHAT ARE THE PRECEDENCES IN A NAVAL MESSAGE STAND FOR?
WHAT DO THEY STAND FOR? |
R-ROUTINE
P-PRIORITY O-IMMEDIATE Z-FLASH |
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WHEN ARE THE PRECEDENCES IN A NAVAL MESSAGE PROCESSED?
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R - W/IN 6 HOURS
P - W/IN 3 HOURS O - W/IN 30 MINUTES Z - W/IN 10 MINUTES |
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WHAT ARE THE CLASSIFICATION DESIGNATOR OF A NAVAL MESSAGE FOR THE U.S.?
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CONFIDENTIAL
SECRET TOP SECRET THE CLASSIFICATION LINE IS THE FIRST LINE OF THE TEXT & IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWS THE BT THAT SEPARATES THE HEADING & TEXT. THIS LINE INDICATES THE MESSSAGE CLASSIFICATION &, WHEN APPLICABLE, SPECAIL HANDLING MARKINGS, CODES OR FLAG WORDS & ALSO PROVIDES THE SSIC |
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WHAT ARE THE NON-CLASSIFICATION DESIGNATORS OF A NAVAL MESSAGE?
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FOUO - FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
EFTO - ENCRYPT FOR TRANSMISSION ONLY UNCLAS - UNCLASSIFIED NOFORN - NO FOREIGN NATIONALS |
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WHAT DOES ESR MEAN?
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ELECTRONIC SERVICE RECORD
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WHAT IS A PAGE 2?
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1070/602
RECORD OF DEPENDENTS EMERGENCY DATA |
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WHAT IS A PAGE 4?
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1070/604
ENLISTED QUALIFICATION HISTORY -TRAINING -QUALS -SCHOOLS -COURSES -PQS |
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WHAT IS A PAGE 13?
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1070/613
ADMINISTRATIVE REMARKS |
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WHAT IS AN OPREP?
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OPERATION REPORT
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WHAT IS A LOGREQ?
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LOGISTICS REQUIREMENT
SENT BY MESSAGE 3 DAYS PRIOR TO SHIPS ETA |
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WHAT DOES SORTS STAND FOR?
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STATUS OF RESOURCES & TRAINING SYSTEM
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WHAT IS A SORTS?
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PRINCIPLE REPORT W/IN THE USN & MSC TO PROVIDE COMBAT READINESS DATA TO:
NCA JCS CNO CINCs OTHER OPERATIONAL COMMANDERS |
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WHAT DOES MSC MEAN?
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MILITARY SEALIFT COMMAND
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WHAT DOES NCA MEAN?
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NATIONAL COMMAND AUTHORITY
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WHAT DOES JCS MEAN?
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JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF
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WHAT IS A SITREP?
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SITUATIONAL REPORT
MULTIPURPOSE NARRATIVE REPORT KEEPS ADDRESSEES INFORMED & ENABLES THE COMMANDS & SERVICES CONCERNED TO EXPECT & PREPARE FOR POTENTIAL EFFECTS TOPICS ADDRESSED ARE OWN SITUATION, DISPOSITION AND/OR STARUS OF FORCES, ALONG W/THE LOCAL SITUATION OVERVIEW, OPERATIONS, INTELLIGENCE & RECONNAISSANCE & LOGISTICS |
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WHAT ARE THE LAWS OF ARMED CONFLICT?
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WHAT YOU CAN & CANNOT DO IN A COMBAT SITUATION
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WHAT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITIES & CONDUCT REQUIRED AS A COMBATANT UNDER ROE?
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WITH TRAINING YOU RECEIVE, YOU WILL HAVE THE NECESSARY DISCIPLINE TO DO THE RIGHT THING.
BUT IF YOU DO NOT LEARN HOW TO CONDUCT YOURSELF IN COMBAT, YOU WILL BE PUNISHED FOR MISTAKES. |
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WHAT DOES ROE STAND FOR?
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RULES OF ENGAGEMENT
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WHAT IS A COMBATANT?
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ARMED UNIFORMED PERSON
OR PARTICIPATING IN MILITARY OPERATIONS/ACTIVITY UNDER THE LOAC, ONLY COMBATANTS ARE CONSIDERED PROPER TARGETS & MAY BE FIRED UPON |
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WHAT IS A NON-COMBATANT?
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CIVILIANS
MEDICAL CHAPLAINS KNOWING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COMBATANTS & NON-COMBATANTS IN GUERRILLA WAR SITUATIONS MAY SOMETIMES BE DIFFICULT & REQUIRE GREAT CARE. HUMANE TREATMENT OF NON-COMBATANTS MAY HELP YOU IN OBTAINING VALUABLE INTELLIGENCE TO BETTER PURSUE YOUR MISSION IF YOU ARE IN DOUBT, CONSULT YOUR SUPERIOR BEFORE PURSUING A COA |
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WHAT ARE THE CONDITIONS LED TO THE FORMATION OF THE U.S. NAVY?
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IN AN EFFORT TO DISRUPT THE BRITISH NAVY SUPPLY ROUTES, GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON ESTALISHED A SEA BASED OFFENSIVE AGAINST THE BRITISH.
WASHINGTONs ARMED VESSELS PROVED TO BE VERY EFFECTIVE & CONTRIBUTED HIGHLY TO THE COLONIAL EFFORTS DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR |
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WHAT YEAR DID THE USN BEGIN?
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1794
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HOW MANY FRIGATES WERE AUTHORIZED WHEN USN BEGAN?
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6
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WHAT ARE THE QUALITIES THAT CHARACTERIZE THE NAVY/MARINE COPR TEAM AS INSTUMENTS TO SUPPORT NATINAL POLICIES?
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NAVAL FORCES HAVE BEEN ORGANIZED FOR FIGHTING AT SEA (OR FROM THE SEA) FOR OVER 2,000 YEARS.
A SAILOR/MARINE COMPETENCE IN VARRYING OUT ROLES, ABSOULTE INTEGRITY IN ACTIONS & RELATIONSHIP & PERSONAL COURAGE THAT OVERCOMES MORAL DILEMMAS & PHYSICAL OBSTACLES THROUGH AN UNYIELDING SENSE OF DUTY & COMMITMENT, PERMIT NAVAL FORCES TO BE EXPEDITIONARY. THAT IS, BEING ABLE TO ESTABLISH & MAINTAIN A FORWARD-BASED, STABILIZING PRESENCE AROUND THE WORLD. NAVAL EXPEDITIONARY OPERATIONS ARE OFFENSIVE IN NATURE, MOUNTED BY HIGHLY TRAINED & WELL-EQUIPPED INTEGRATED TASK FORCES OF THE NAVY & MARINE CORPS, ORGANIZED TO ACCOMPLISH SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES. OUR NAVAL EXPEDITIONARY FORCES DRAW UPON THEIR READINESS, FLEXIBILITY, SELF-SUSTAINABILTY & MOBILITY TO PROVIDE THE NCA THE TOOLS THEY NEED TO SAFEGUARD SUCH VITAL NATIONAL INTEREST AS THE MAINTENANCE OF POLITICAL & ECONOMIC STABILITY AROUND THE GLOBE |
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WHAT WERE THE CONDITIONS THAT LED TO THE CREATION OF THE SEABEES?
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IN DEC 1941, W/ U.S. INVOLVEMENT IN WAR SOON EXPECTED ON BOTH OCEANS RADM MORELL RECOMMENDED ESTABLISHING NCBs.
THIS CAME ABOUT BECAUSE BEFORE 1941, THE CIVIL ENGINEER CORPS USED PRIVATE CONTRACTORS TO ACCOMPLISH ALL OVERSEAS CONSTRUCTION. THE CONTRACTORS, IN TURN, HIRED STEELWORKEERS, ELECTRICIANS, CARPENTERS, DRAFTSMEN & MECHANICS FROM PRIVATE INDUSTRIES. HOWEVER, THE NAVY REALIZED THAT IN THE EVENT OF WAR, CIVILIAN CONTRACTORS & CONSTRUCTION WORKERS COULD NOT BE USED OUTSIDE OF THE COUNTRY. IF ATTACKED, THE CIVILIANS COULD BE REGARDED AS GUERILLAS. AS WWII DREW NEAR THERE WAS AN URGENT NEED FOR MORE OVERSEAS BASES. AIRFIELDS & LANDING STRIPS HAD TO BE RUSHED INTO EXISTENCE ON FAR AWAY ISLANDS. |
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WHEN WERE THE SEABEES CREATED?
WHO CREATED THE SEABEES? |
5 MAR 1942
RADM BEN MORELL OFFICIAL PERMISSION FOR THE USE OF THE NAME "SEABEE" WAS GRANTED ON 5 MAR 1942. MARCH 5 IS OBSERVED AS THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE SEABEES |
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HOW WAS THE BATTLE OF THE CORAL SEA FOUGHT?
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FOUGHT COMPLETELY W/ AIRCRAFT LAUNCHED FROM CARRIERS.
SHIPS NEVER ACUTALLY HAD SIGHT OF EACH OTHER. THE U.S. LOST THE USS LEXINGTON, AN OILER, & AN ESCORT. HOWEVER THE JAPANESE LOST ONE CARRIER & 2 OTHERS WERE SO BADLY DAMAGES THAT THEY WERE NOT USEFUL FOR WEEKS AFTERWARD, & LOST A FEW SMALLER SHIPS |
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WHAT SHIP WAS LOST IN THE BATTLE OF THE CORAL SEA?
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USS LEXINGTON
AND AN OILER & AN ESCORT THE JAPANESE LOST ONE CARRIER & 2 OTHERS WERE SO BADLY DAMAGED THAT THEY WERE NOT USEFUL FOR WEEKS AFTERWARD. THEY ALSO LOST A FEW SMALLER SHIPS |
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WHAT WAS THE LARGET AMPHIBIOUS OPERATION?
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INVASION OF NORMANDY
MOST NOTABLE ATLANTIC ACTION THE LARGEST AMPHIBIOUS OPERATION IN HISTORY. MINESWEEPING, SHORE BOMBARDMENT, AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS & TRANSPORTATION OF TRANSPORTATION OF TROOPS & SUPPLIES TROOPS/SUPPLIES FROM SHIP TO SHORE WERE CARRIED OUT SIMULTANEOUSLY BY THE GREATEST ARMADA EVER ASSEMBLED |
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WHAT WAS THE TURNING POINT OF WWII IN THE PACIFIC ARENA?
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BATTLE OF MIDWAY
THE U.S. LOST 132 AIRCRAFT, USS HAMMANN (DD412) & THE USS YORKTOWN (CV5) THE 4 JAPANESE TASK FORCE WAS MET BY A U.S. CARRIER FORCE OVER THE MIDWAY ISLAND. ALL 4 JAPANESE CARRIERS WERE LOST, ALONG W/ 258 AIRCRAFT. |
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WHEN WAS EOD CREATED?
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1943
UDTs WERE CREATED WHEN BOMB DISPOSAL EXPERTS & CBs TEAMED TOGETHER IN 1943 TO DEVISE METHODS FOR REMOVING OBSTACLES PLACES BY THE GERMANS OFF THE BEACHES OF FRANCE |
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WHAT DOES UDT STAND FOR?
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UNDERWATER DEMOLITION TEAM
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF NCW?
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EXPEDITIONARY OPERATIONS
SUPPORT USCG & DoD IN HOMELAND SECURITY TO PROTECT LITTORAL SEA AREAS IN ORDER TO ENSURE UN-INTERRUPTED FLOW OF CARGO & UNITS TO COMBATANT COMMANDER THE NCW MISSION IS TO PROTECT THE LITTORAL SEA AREAS IN ORDER TO ENSURE TEH UNINTERRUPTED FLOW OF CARGO & UNITS TO THE COMBATANT COMMANDER |
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WHAT IS LITTORAL SEA?
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BETWEEN BLUE & BROWN WATER
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WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF RIVERINE OPS?
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TO INTEGRATE & EMPLOY VARIOUS SHIPS, CRAFT, AIRCRAFT, WEAPONS, USMC & NAVSPECWAR FORCES IN AN EFFORT TO ACHIEVE AND/OR MAINTAIN CONTROL OF RIVERINE, COASTAL OR DELTA AREAS.
RIVERINE OPS WILL BE CONDUCTED UNDER THE COMMAND OF A SINGLE MOBILE RIVERINE FORCE COMMANDER AS JOINT OR UNI-SERVICE OPS DESIGNED TO ACCOMPLISH THE OBJECTIVES OF A RIVERINE CAMPAIGN |
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WHAT IS THE CHARACTERISTICS OF RIVERINE OPS?
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CONDUCTED IN A RIVERINE AREA TO ACHIEVE &/OR MAINTAIN CONTROL OF A RIVERINE, COASTAL OR DELTA AREAS.
RIVERINE OPS WILL BE CONDUCTED IN A RIVERINE AREA TO ACHIEVE &/OR MAINTAIN CONTROL OF A WATERWAY SYSTEM & ITS ADJOINING LAND AREAS OR TO DENY THEIR USE TO THE ENEMY |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF RIVERINE OPS?
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TO ESTABLISH & MAINTAIN CONTROL OF RIVERINE LINES OF COMMUNICATION (LOC), DENY BY INTERDICTION, BARRIER OR SURVEILLANCE OPS, USE OF RIVERINE LOCs BY HOSTILE FORCES.
LOCATE & DESTROY HOSTILE FORCES, BASES & SUPPLIES CONTAINED W/IN A RIVERINE AREA |
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WHAT DOES MRF STAND FOR?
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MOBILE RIVERINE FORCES
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WHAT IS THE SCOPE OF RIVERINE OPS?
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THE ENTIRE RIVERINE CAMPAIGN MAY INCLUDE INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION, PLANNING, EMBARKATION OF TROOPS & EQUIPMENT
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WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF RIVERINE OPS?
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ASSAULT & SURVEILLANCE
INTERDICTION & SECURITY |
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WHAT ARE THE SUPPORITNG OPERATIONS OF RIVERINE OPS?
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MRF SUPPORT WILL BE AT THE REQUEST OF THE RIVERINE FORCE COMMANDER WHICH WILL BE DIRECTED BY HIGHER AUTHORITY & MAY BE CONDUCTED IN OR OUTSIDE THE MRF AREA OF OPS
MRF = MOBILE RIVERINE FORCE |
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WHAT ARE THE ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES OF SECNAV?
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HEAD OF DoN
RESPONSIBLE FOR & HAS NECESSARY AUTHORITY TO CONDUCT ALL AFFAIRS OF THE DON AUTHORITY TO CONDUCT ALL AFFAIRS OF DoN: RECRUITING, SUPPLYING, SERVICING, DEMOBILIZING, EQUIPPING (INCLUDING R&D), CONSTRUCTION, ORGANIZING, TRAINING, MOBILIZING, MAINTAINING, ADMINISTERING (INCLUDING MORALE OF PERSONNEL), OUTFITTING, REPAIR OR MILITARY EQUIPMENT |
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WHAT ARE THE ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CNO?
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SECNAV:
- UTILIZATION OF RESOURCES - OP EFFICIENCY OF THE FOLLOWING: - OFFICE OF CNO - OPFOR OF USN - ASSIGNED SHORE ACTIVITIES MAINTAIN A HIGH DEGREE OF COMPETENCE AMONG NAVY & CIVILIAN SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES - ORGANIZE, TRAIN, EQUIP, PREPARE & MAINTAIN THE READINESS OF NAVY FORCES, INCLUDING THOSE FOR ASSIGNMENT TO UNIFIED OR SPECIFIED COMMANDS - PERFORMANCE OF MILITARY MISSIONS AS DIRECTED BY THE PRESIDENT, THE SECDEF OR CHAIRMAN OF THE JOIN CHIEFS OF STAFF - DETERMINE CURRENT & FUTURE REQUIREMENT OF THE NAVY (LESS FLEET & OTHER MARINE FORCES) FOR MANPOWER, MATERIAL, WEAPONS, FACILITIES, SERVICES, INCLUDING DETERMINATION OF QUANTITIES, MILITARY PERFORMANCE RES & TIMES, PLACES & PRIORITIES OF NEED - EXERCVISE LEADERSHIP IN MAINTAINING A HIGH DEGREE OF COMPETENCE AMONG NAVY OFFICER, & CIVILIAN PERSONNEL IN NECESSARY FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION THROUGH EDUCATION, TRAINING, EO FOR PERSONAL ADVANCEMENT & MAINTAINING MORALE & MOTIVIATION OF NAVY PERSONNEL & PRESTIGE OF A NAVY CAREER |
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WHAT ARE THE ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MCPON?
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SENIOR ENLISTED PERSON IN THE NAVY
- SERVES AS THE SENIOR ENLISTED LEADER - ADVISOR TO CNO & PERS (W/ ENLISTED PERSONNEL & THEIR FAMILIES) - ADVISOR TO THE MANY BOARDS DEALING W/ ENLISTED PERSONNEL ISSUES - ENLISTED REPRESENTATIVE OF THE DoN AT SPECIAL EVENTS - MAY BE CALLED UPON TO TESTIFY ON ENLISTED PEROSNNEL ISSUES BEFORE CONGRESS - MAINTAINS A LIAISON W/ ENLISTED SPOUSE ORGANIZATIONS IN ACTIVE, RESERVE & DEPENDENT MATTERS SERVES ON BOARDS: NAVY RELIEF, EO WOMEN, BUPERS, NAVY RESALE TESTIFIES BEFORE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES & SUBCOMMITTEES |
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WHAT ARE THE ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CO?
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AS SET FORTH IN U.S. NAVREGS, THE CO IS CHARGED W/ THE ABSOULTE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE SAFETY, WELL-BEING & EFFICIENCY OF THE COMAND
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WHAT ARE THE ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE XO?
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DIRECT REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE CO
- ORDERS ISSUED BY XO WILL HAVE THE SAME FORCE & EFFECT AS THOUGH ISSUED BY THE CO - CONFORM TO & CARRY OUT THE POLICIES & ORDERS OF THE CO - KEEP CO INFORMRED OF ALL SIGNIFICANT MATTERS PERTAINING TO THE COMMAND - PRIMARILY RESPONSIBLE UNDER THE CO FOR THE ORRGANIZATION, PERFORMANCE OF DUTY & GOOD ORDER & DISCIPLINE OF THE ENTIRE COMMAND - RECOGNIZE THE RIGHT & DUTY OF A HEAD OF DEPARTMENT TO CONFER DIRECTLY W/THE CO ON MATTERS SPECIFICALY RELATING TO THE DEPT |
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WHAT IS THE ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CMDCM?
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UPHOLD THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF PROFESSIONALISM & STIMULATE BETTER COMMUNICATION AT ALL LEVELS OF COMMAND THROUGHOUT THE DoN.
MCs STRENGTHEN THE CHAIN OF COMMAND BY WORKING W/IN IT TO FOSTER A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE NEEDDS VIIEWPOINTS OF ENLISTED MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES. MCs ARE THE SENIOR ENLISTED LEADERS, WHO REPORT DIRECTLY TO THEIR RESPECTIVE COMMANDERS & COs. THEY PARTICIPATE IN FORMULATING & IMPLEMENTING POLICIES CONCERNING MORALE, WELFARE, JOB SATISFACTION, DISCIPLINE, UTILIZATION & TRAINING OF NAVY ENLISTED PERSONNEL. BY REPORTING DIRECTLY TO THEIR COMMANDERS, THE FLTCM KEEPS THEIR CHAIN OF COMMAND AWARE & INFORMED OF SENSITIVE & CURRENT ISSUES |
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WHAT IS N1?
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ADMIN ASSISTANCE OFFICER
OBSERVE & REPORT TO XO ON THE EFFICTIVENESS OF ADMIN POLICIES, PROCEDURES & REGS OF COMMAND REVIEW CORRESPONDENCE PREPARED FOR THE SIGNATURE OR REVIEW OF THE XO, ENSURING THAT IT CONFORMS W/THE NAVY CORRESPONDENCE MANUAL & PERTINENT COMMAND DIRECTIVES - SCREEN CORRESPONDENCE & DIRECTIVE ROUTED TO THE XO - INITIATE ADMIN ACTIONS WHERE APPROPRIATE, AS INTHE CASE OF SENIOR OFFICER PRESENT AFLOAT (SOPA) INSTRUCTIONS & OTHER DIRECTIVES - SCHEDULE VISITOR INTERVIEW W/THE XO & OTHER OFFICERS AS APPROPRIATE - BUDGETARY CONTROL OF EXPENSES - APPROVE REQUISITIONS FOR SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT & SERVICES - SUPERVISE PREPARATION OF THE POD - EXERCISE ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTION OF THE PRINT SHOP & ASSOCIATED DUPLICATING EQUIPMENT (EXCEPT IN UNITS THAT HAVE A REPAIR DEPT) - COORDNINATE INDOC & ASSIGNMENT OF ENLISTED PERSONNEL TO EXECUTIVE ASSTs - SUPERVISE THE PROFESSIONAL TRAINING & EDUCATION OF ENLISTEDD PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO THE ADMIN & PERSONNEL OFFICES - COORDINATE THE DIVISION SAFETTY PROGRAM W/THE UNIT'S SAFETY OFFICER & SUPERVISE THE DIVISION SAFETY PO |
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WHAT IS N3?
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OPERATIONS OFFICER
RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL PROPER PERFORMANCE OF THE FUNCTIONS OF OPS DEPT PREPARATION & ISSUING OR TRANING SCHEDULES THE EXECUTION OF ANTI-AIR WARFARE (AAF), ANTI-SURFACE WARFARE (ASUW), ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE (ASW), ELECTRONIC WARFARE (EW), STRIKE WARFARE (STW) & INTELLIGENCE/CRYPTOLOGIC OPS AS DIIRECTED, INCLUDING THE MAINTENACE/DISSEMINATION OF INTELLIGENCE DATA, EXCEPT ON THOOSE PLATFORMS WHERE ANY OF THE ABOVE FUNCTIONS & RESPONSIBILITIES ARE ASSIGNED TO ANOTHER OFFICER CONDUCT SURFACE/AIR SEARCH MANAGEMENT/MAINTENANCE OF BATTLE GROUP COMMAND/CONTROL SYSTEM & ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT IN SUPPORT OF EMBARKED FLAG |
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WHAT IS N4?
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SUPPLY OFFICER
RESPONSIBLE FOR PROPER PERFORMANCE OF FUNCTIONS OF SUPPLY DEPT - REQUIRING INSPECTION ON DELIVERY. FOR MATERIAL OF A TECHNICAL NATURE THE SUPO MAY BE ASSISTED BY QUALIFIED INSPECTORS APPOINTED BY COGNIZANT DEPT HEADS - THE COORDINATION IN SHIPS & AT OTHER ACTIVITIES NOT OPERATING UNDER THE PLANT ACCOUNT OF THE PERIODICE INVENTORIES OOF EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING REPAIRE PARTSS, IN THE CUSTODY OF THE SEVERAL HEADS OF DEPTs - THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE SHIPs SUPPLIES & EQUIPAGE FUNDS SO THAT ALL ESSENTIAL MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS ARE MET - THE COORDINATION, PREPARATION & SUBMISSION OF DEPT OPERATING BUDGETS, IF DESIRED BY THE CO OPERATION OF: GEN MESS WARDROOM MESS SHIPS STORE STORES – CLOTHING SHIPS STORES ASHORE FUEL PLANTS/ANNEX LAUNDRY |
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WHAT IS N6?
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COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER
RESPONSIBLE FOR PROPER PERFORMANCE OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE COMS DEPT - RECEIPT & TRANSMISSION & INTERNAL DISTRIBUTION OF VISUAL & ELECTRONIC MESSAGES HANDLING RESPONSIBILITIES BEING W/THE RECEIPT OF AN INCOMING MESSAGE OR COMPUTER DISKETTE OR UPON THE DELIVERY OF AN ORIGINATORs DRAFT OUTGOING MESSAGE TO THE COMS DEPT/CENTER - THE PROPER HANDLING, CONTROL, & ACCOUNTABILITY OF AL MATERIAL ISSUED TO THE DEPT/DIV THRU THE CMS SYSTEM CMS SYSTEM COMSEC MATERIAL - MAINTENANCE & DIRECTION OF A COMS SECURITY PROGRAM WWHICH INCLUDES SECURITY OF CRYPTOLOGICAL, TRANSMISSION & PHYSICAL OF COMSEC (communication security materials) - OPERATION & PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE OF ALL VISUAL & ELECTRONIC EXTERIOR COMS EQUIP ASSIGNED THE THE COMS DEPT - ENSURE OBSERVANCE OF THE RESTRICTIONS ON TRANSMISSIONS AS REQUIRED BY EMISSION CONTROL (EMCON) CONDITION IN EFFECT - ENSURE PROPER SEPARATION & CONTROL OF CLASSIFIED MATERIAL & INFORMATION IN THE RADIO SPACES. ENFORCE ADP SECURITY & PROPER HANDLING PROCEDURES & ACCCOUNTABILITY OF COMPUTER DDISKETTES & AUTOMATED INFORMATION SYSTEMS |
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WHAT IS NECC?
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NAVY EXPEDITIONARY COMBAT COMMAND
NEWEST TYCOM CHARGE W/THE BASIC MISSION OF ORGANIZING, MANNING, TRAINING, EQUIPPING & MAINTAINING NAVY FORCES TO OPERATE IN AN EXPEDITIONARY ENVIRONMENT IT IS A GLOBAL FORCE PROVIDER OF ADAPTIVE FORCE PACKAGE OF EXPEDITIONARY CAPABILITIES TO JOINT WARFIGHTING COMMANDERS |
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WHAT ARE THE CAPABILITIES OF NECC?
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- EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL
- RIVERINE - NAVAL CONSTRUCTION - MARITIME CIVIL AFFAIRS - COMBAT CAMERA - MARTIME EXPEDITIONARY SECURITY EXPEDITIONARY: - INTELLIGENCE - GUARD BATTALION - DIVING & SALVAGE - LOGISTICS - TRAINING - COMBAT READINESS - MEDICAL |
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WHAT IS THE NECC CHAIN OF COMMAND?
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COMNECC - RADM MICHAEL P. TILLOTSON
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR -MR. MARK KOSNIK COS - CAPT RODELIO LACO JR FORCM - FORCM(EOD/EXW/SW/AW) FARRIS W. FORESMAN OSCM |
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WHAT IS MESF?
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MARITIME EXPEDITIONARY SECURITY FORCE
MESF CONDUCTS SECURITY OPS IN SUPPORT OF THE NAVY COMPONENT COMMANDER (NCC) & JOINT FORCE MARITIME COMPONENT COMMANDER (JFMCC) IN ORDER TO DEFEAT LEVEL I & II THREATS FROM THE COASTAL AREAS INLAND, TO INCLUDE GROUND, COASTAL & INLAND WATERWAY APPROACHES & TO ACTIVELY SHAPE THE OPERATING ENVIRONMENT AS NECESSARY |
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WHAT IS MESG?
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MARITIME EXPEDITIONARY SECURITY GROUP
COMMISSIONED ECHELON 4 STAFF COMMPRISEED OF ACTIVE & RESERVE COMPONENT PERSONNEL GROUP 1 - WEST COAST GROUP 2 - EAST COAST 6 ACTIVE 7 RESERVE |
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WHAT IS MESG RESPONSIBLE FOR?
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- TRAINING STANDARDIZITION & CERTIFIFICATION
- STATEGIC CONCEPTS - LONG RANGE OP PLAN - EXERCISE SUPPORT PLAN - INTEL DISSEMINATION - ADMIN & GENERAL LOGISTICS SUPPORT TO MSRON & SUBORDINATES - PROVIDE ADMIN, RESERVE MANAGEMENT, FINANCIAL & SUPPLY MANAGEMENT & READINESS OVERSIGHT OF THEIR SUBORDINATE UNITS - ORGANIZED TO BE NON-DEPLOYABLE, HOWEVER, STAFF QUALIFIED PERSONNEL MAY BE SLECTIVELY ORDERED TO SUPPORT LOCAL, REGIONAL, LIITTORAL OR WARTIME TASKS |
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WHAT IS THE MESG -1 CHAIN OF COMMAND?
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COMMODORE - CAPT RICHARD W. DANIEL
COS - CDR NICHOLAS H. WHITE CM/C - DKCM JACOB GRGUGICH |
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WHAT DOES MSRON MEAN?
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MARITIME EXPEDITIONARY SECURITY SQUADRON
COMMISSIONED, ECHELON 5, ADMIN STAFF COCMPRISED OF ACTIVE COMPONENT PERSONNEL & RESPONSIBILE FOR PROVIDING CENTRAALIZED PLANNING, COORDINATION & INTEGRATION OF SUBORDINATE MSDs RELATING TO MOVEMENT, CONTROL (WHEN NOT ASSIGNED TO OTHER OPCONs), READINESS & TRAINING, ADMINISTRATIVE & LOGISTICS ORGANIZED TO BE NON-DEPLOYABLE, HOWEVER, MSRON STAFF QUALIFID PERSONNEL MAY BE SELECTIVELY ORDERED TO SUPPORT, LOCAL, REGIONAL, LITTTORAL OR WARTIME MSF TASKS EACH MSRON SUPPORTS ASSIGNED DETS & COORDINATES DEPLOYMEENT & REDEPLOYMENT ACTIVITIES W/ SUPPORTED NUMBERED FLEET COCMMANDERS & THEATER COMMANDERS |
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WHAT IS MRON ONE CHAIN OF COMMAND?
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CO - CAPT WILLIAM K. DAILEY
XO - CAPT CRAIG SOER CSO - LCDR THOMAS YARDLEY CM/C - CDMCM DAVID BAUCOM (ETCM) |
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WHAT IS MSSD?
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MOBILE SECURITY SQUADRON COMMAND & CONTROL DIVISION
COMMISSIONED, ECHELON 6, DEPLOYABLE OPERATING UNIT EQUIPPED W/ RSCC SYSTEM, & ASSOCIATED SUPPORT EQUIPMENT MSSDs PROVIDE SURCEILLANCE & RECONNAISSANCE CAPABILITES FOR AN INTEGRATED C4I-SR ASSET CAPABLE OF SELF-SUSTAINED COASTAL WARFARE SUPPORT MSSDs ROUTINELY OPERATE W/ INSHORE BOAT UNITS (IBU) AND PORT SECURITY UNITS (PSU) TO PROVIDE A FORCE PACKAGE W/ COMMAND, CONTROL, COMS & SURVEILLANCE & INTERDICTION CAPABILITY MANNED PRIMARILY W USNR SELRES |
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WHAT DOES RSSC STAND FOR?
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RADAR-SONAR SURVEILANCE CENTER
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WHAT IS MEBD?
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MARITIME EXPEDITIONARY BOAT DIVISION
COMMISSIONED, ECHELON 6, DEPLOYABLE UNIT EQUIPPED W/ ARMED PATROL CRAFT & ASSOCIATED SUPPORTING EQUIPMENT MEBDs ROUTINELY OPERATE W/ OTHER MESF ASSESTS SUCH AS MSSDs & C4I DETS TO PROVIDE AN ENHANCES FORCE PACKAGE FOR CONDUCTING SMALL CRAFT SECURITY & SUPPORT OPS IN THE LITTORAL ENVIRONMENT |
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WHAT IS MEBD CHAIN OF COMMAND?
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CO - CDR YARON KETER
XO - LCDR LEVINE CM/C - DCCM SCOTT MARTIN |
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WHAT IS MSD?
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MOBILE SECURITY DETACHMENT
DEPLOYABLE OPERATING DET EQUIPPED W/ SECURITY BOATS PROVIDE FP, WATERBORNE SECURITY, SURVEILLANCE, INTERDICTION & POINT DEFENSE OF HVAs AT BOTH ENDS OF U.S. SLOC ALSO PROVIDES FP FOR SUBMARINE & MSC SECURITY MISSIONS & AIR ASSETS AT INLAND AIRFIELDS SLOC - SEA LINES OF COMMUNICATION MSC - MILITARY SEALIFT COMMAND |
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WHAT IS THE MSRON 1 DET BRAVO CHAIN OF COMMAND?
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OIC - LCDR JASON TROUPE
AOIC - LT MELISSA MCEWAN CM/C - DCCM SCOTT MARTIN |
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WHAT IS PSU?
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PORT SECURITY UNIT
COMMISSIONED DEPLOYABLE USCG OPERATING UNIT EQUIPPED W/ TPSBs THA PROVIDE WATERBORNE SECURITY, SURVEILLANE, INTERDICTION & POINT DEFENSE FOR THE PROTECTION OF HVAs AT BOTH ENDS OF THE U.S. SLOCs PSUs MAY OPERATE INDEPENDENTLY OR W/ OTHER NCW ASSETS IN THE INSHORE HARBOR ENVIRONMENT TPSB - TRANSPORTABLE PORT SECURITY BOAT |
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WHAT IS EST?
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EMBARKED SECURITY TEAMS
11 12-PERSON TEAMS PROVIDE PROTECTION TO MSC (USNS) SHIPS SUCH AS MARITIME PREPOSITIONING SHIPS, FAST COMBAT SUPPORT SHIPS & BULD FUEL CARRIERS & THEIR CIVILIAN CREWS AS THEY FERRY FOOD, EQUIPMENT & OTHER SUPPLIES DESTINED FOR TROOPS |
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WHAT IS 1NCD?
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FIRST NAVAL CONSTRUCTION DIVISION
ADMIN & OPERATIONAL COMMANDER FOR 6 NCRs 2 SRGs WHICH ENCOMPAS ABOUT 18K ACTIVE DUTY & RESERVE NAVY SEABEES HEY ARE RESPNSIBLIE FOR NMCBs, CBUs, UCTs, CBMUs, & A NCFSU NAVY CBs DEPLOY AROUND THE WORLD TO PROVIDE CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT FOR U.S. FORCES AS WELL AS HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE NCR - NAVAL CONSTRUCTION REGIMENT SRG - SEABEE READINESS GROUP NMCB - NAVAL MOBILE CONSTRUCTION BATTALLION CBU - CONSTRUCTION BATTALION UNITS UCT - UNDERWATER CONSTRUCTION TEAMS CBMU - CONSTRUCTION BATTALION MAINTENANCE UNIT NCFSU - NAVAL CONSTRUCTION FORCE SUPPORT UNIT |
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WHAT IS NCR?
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NAVAL CONSTRUCTION REGIMENT
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WHAT IS SRG?
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SEABEE READINESS GROUP
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WHAT IS EOD?
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EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL
PRIMARY MISSION IS TO DISARM & RENDER SAFE ANY EXPLOSIBE DEVICES, CONVENTIONAL OR IMPORVISED |
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WHAT IS NELG?
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NAVAL EXPEDITIONARY LOGISTICS GROUP
PROVIDE COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT THROUGH LOGISTICS OPS WHICH INCLUDE PORT OPS, FUEL DISTRIBUTION, POSTAL OPS, AIRCARGO |
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WHAT IS NMDS UNIT?
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NAVY MOBILE DIVING & SALVAGE UNIT
PROVIDE HARBOR SECURITY |
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WHAT IS ECRC?
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EXPEDITIONARY COMBAT READINESS COMMAND
DIRECTLY ASSISTS IAs & GSA IAs BY ASSURING THEY ARE PROPERLY UNIFROMED & EQUIPPED WHILE COORDINGAITNT W/THE ARMY TO ENSURE THEY GET THE PROPER STATESIDE TRAINING TRAINING INCLUDES INSTRUCTION IN INDIVIDUAL COMBAT SKILLS & SPECIALIZED MISSION AREAS TO HELP IAs SUCCEET IN THEIR MISSION & KEEP THEM AS SAFE AS POSSIBLE WHILE DEPLOYED |
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WHAT IS ETC?
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EXPEDITIONARY TRAINING COMMAND
ETC WILL DELIVER MARITIME EXPEDITIONARY CORE CAPABILITY TRAINING & INSTRUCTION IN THE AREAS OF NAVAL CONSTRUCTION, MCA, MAR EXPED SECURITY, RIVERINE, EXPEDITIONARY, LOGISTICS, EOD, MOBILE DIVING & SALVAGE, NCW & SKILLS SETS EXTERNAL TO NECC DEPLOY MTT TAILORED TO A PARTNER NATIONs NEEDS MCA - MARITIME CIVIL AFFAIRS EOD - EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL NCW - NAVAL COASTAL WARFARE |
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WHAT IS MCA?
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MARITIME CIVIL AFFAIRS
CONDUCT CIVIL AFFAIRS ACTIVITIES & TO SUPPORT CIVIL/MILITARY OPS ENHANCE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MILITARY FORCES & CIVIL AUTHORITIES & INVOLVE THE APPLICATION OF CIVIL AFFAIRS FUNCTIONAL SPECIALTY SKILLS IN AREAS NORMALLY THE RESPONSIBILITY OF HTE CIVIL GOVERNMENT PORT OPS HARBOR/CHANNEL CONSTRUCTION/MAINTENANCE MARINE & FISHERIES RESOURCES MCAG LEVERAGES CAPABILITIES IN WHICH THE NAVY ALREADY EXCELS: PORT OPS HARBOR & CHANNEL CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE MARINE & FISHERIES RESOURCES |
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WHAT ARE TACTICAL MARKINGS USED FOR?
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ALL UNITS EQUIPMENT ARE MARKED
IAW MARFORLANTO 4035.2/MARFORPACO 4035.1, TACTICAL MARKING PROCEDURES FOR EQUIPMENT AND EMBARKATION CONTAINERS |
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WHAT ARE UIC MARKINGS FOR?
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IDENTIFY ORGANIZATIONAL OWNERSHIP FOR...
VEHICLES, CONTAINERS & EQUIPMENT |
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WHAT IS NATO OPs?
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NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION OPERATIONS
SOLID BLACK 5-POINT STAR PLACED ON FRONT & BACK OF VEHICLE INDICATING U.S. OWNERSHIP |
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WHERE ARE #S PLACED ON EMBARKATION BOXES, CRATES & PALLET BOARDS?
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PACKAGE ID #s WILL BE 1” HIGH & MARKED ON TOP, ONE END, ONE SIDE
UNIT-ASSIGNED 4-DIGIT CONSECUTIVE NUMBER SYSTEM |
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WHAT TYPES OF PALLETS ARE USED FOR EMBARK CONTAINERS?
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- STANDARD 40”X48” WOOD PALLET
USE AT SEA OR IN CONTAINERS 2K # OF SUPPLIES OR 3K # OF AMMO - 463L AIRCRAFT PALLET 108”X88” ALUM SHELL W/ BALSA WOOD CORE USABLE DIMENSIONS 104”X84” MAX CARGO HEIGHT 96” 290# EMPTY/ 355 # W/TOP NET & 2 SIDE NETS CAPACITY: 7500 #; 10K # W/NET LOCKS INTO AIRCRAFT RAIL SYSTEMS |
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WHAT ARE KIT & MOUNT-OUT BOXES?
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20”X48”X24” H-TYPICAL
250# BOX FOR 2-PERSON CARRY |
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WHAT ARE TRICONS?
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6.5’X8’X8’
FITS ON 463L PALLET 3 TRICONS = 1 ISO STANDARD 20 |
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WHAT IS A ISO STANDARD 20?
CONFIGURED 20? FLATRACK? HALF HEIGHT? |
8’X8’X20’
ISO STANDARD 20 W/ BUILT IN CABINETS 8'X8'X20' OPEN TOP THAT CAN BE COVERED W/A TARP, OFTEN USED FOR MATERIAL IN BARRELS (POL) OR BAGS (SAND, CONCRETE). ENDS CAN BE OPENED |
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WHAT IS A SIXCON?
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6.5’X8’X8’
6 CONNECTED = ISO STANDARD 20 USED TO TRANSPORT - FUEL & WATER TYPES: HAZMAT VEHICLE PREPARATION |
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WHAT LABELS ARE USED FOR HAZMAT SHIPMENT?
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DD FORM 1387-2
LUCKY 13 - CRAZY 8 -LUCKY 7 SPECIAL HANDLING DATA CERTIFICATE PLACE ON 3 SIDES |
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HOW DO YOU PREPARE VEHICLES FOR SHIPPING?
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- CHECK ENGINES, FUEL LINES, MOBILE-LOADED FUEL CANS
- ENSURE ANY DEFECTS ARE CORRECTED - CLEAN ENGINE COMPARTMENTS, TRACKS, ROAD WHEELS, UNDERCARRIAGES - FULL OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY - BE AWARE OF ANY FUEL REQS - WEIGHED & MARKED W/CENTER OF BALANCE - REDUCE VEHICLE HEIGHT AS REQUIRED |
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WHAT IS AMC?
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AIR MOBILITY COMMAND
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WHAT ARE THE TYPES, USES & MISSION OF AMC ORGANIC AIRCRAFT?
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C-5 GALAXY
- INTER THEATER STRATEGIC AIRLIFT OF TROOPS & OUTSIZED CARGO - TYPICAL USE: MOVES CARGO SUCH AS LARGE HELICOPTERS, TANKS & COMMUNICATION VANS - PLANNING ACL 150K # - MAX CARGO DIMENSIONS 228"WX162"H - 36 463L PALLET POSITIONS MAX 343 PASSENGERS OVER LAND; 329 OVER WATER C-17 GLOBEMASTER INTER & INTRA THEATER STRATEGIC TACTICAL AIRLIFT OF TROOPS & OUTSIZED CARGO -18 463L PALLET POSITIONS - MAX 102 PASSENGERS - MIN RUNWAY OF 300 FT C-130 HERCULES - INTRA-THEATRE TACTICAL AIRLIFT -PROVIDES AIRDROP & AIRLAND SUPPORT TO FORWARD OPERATING LOCATIONS -TYPICAL USE: MOVING CARGO FROM MAIN THEATER STAGING BASES TO FRONT LINES - PLANNING ALLOWANCE CABIN/CARGO LOAD (ACL) OF 25K # - MAX CARGO DIMENSION 115" W X 105" H - 463L PALLET POSITIONS - MAX 90 PASSENGERS OVER LAND; 74 OVER WATER KC-10 EXTENDER - DUAL PURPOSE MISSION: AIR REFUELING & INTER-THEATER STRATEGIC AIRLIFT - CAPACITY: 75 PASSENGERS; 17K # OF CARGO; 356K # OF FUEL - 17 PALLET POSITIONS W/ FULL PASSENGER LOAD OR 27 W/O KC-135 STRATOFINDER - PRIMARY MISSION: INTER-THEATER STRATEGIC AIRLIFT OF CARGO & PASSENGERS - ACL 83K# OF CARGO; 200K# OF TRANFER FUEL - 6 PALLET POSITIONS - MAX 37 PASSENGERS |
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WHICH AMCs ARE USED FOR SHIPPING BOATS?
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C-5 GALAXY
C-17 GLOBEMASTER |
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WHAT IS MPF?
WHAT IS PROCESS? |
MARITIME PREPOSITION FORCE
TRANSLATES IDEAS INTO ACTION |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF MPF?
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TO RAPIDLY ESTABLISH A MAGTF ASHORE TO SO THAT IT IS PREPARED TO CONDUCT SUBSEQUENT OPERATIONS RANGING FROM HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE TO ALL LEVELS OF ARMED CONFLICT
MPF OPS ARE ECONOMY-OF-FORCE MEASURES THAT ALLOW THE DEPLOYMENT OF AN APPROPRIATELY SIZED FORCE USING A MINIMUM OF LIFT TO PROVIDE THE MAX FLEXIBILITY - 13 SHIPS IN TOTAL HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED MAGTF = MARINE AIR-GROUND TASK FORCE MPF OPS INCLUDES THE AIRLIFE OF: MAGTF & NAVY ELEMENTS NAVY SUPPORT ELEMENT (NSE) NCW UNITS W/ SELECTED EQUIPMENT INTO AN ARRIVAL & ASSEMBLE AREA (AAA) TO JOIN W/ EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES CARRIED ABOARD MARITIME PREPOSITIONING SHIPS (MPSs) |
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WHAT ARE THE OPERATION BASICS OF MPF?
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GEOGRAPHIC REACH OF THE OP MAY VARY
MPF IS INHERENTLY A STRATEGIC OR INTER-THEATER CAPABILITY OPS BEGINS W THE DECISION TO EMPLOY THE MPF MAGTF - OP PLANNING MUST BEGIN W/A RISK/THREAT ASSESSMENT TO DETERMINE IF AN MPF OP IS THE APPROPRIATE FOCE DEPLOYMENT OPTION - PLANNING IS CONTINUOUS BUT EXECUTION PHASE BEGINS W/ ASSIGNING A SPECIFIC MISSION - TERMINATING THE ARRIVAL & ASSEMBLY PHASE OCCURS WHEN ALL PREREQUISITES IN THE INITIATING DIRECTIVE ARE MET & THE MAGTF IS ESTABLISHED ASHORE - MPF PERMITS RAPID DEPLOYMENT INTO SECURE AREAS WHERE FORCE INTRO IS ESSENTIALLY UNOPPOSED & IS EXPECTED TO REMAIN SO THROUGH THE ARRIVAL & ASSEMBLY PHASE |
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WHAT IS THE MPF CONTRIBUTION?
WHAT ARE THE MPF LOCATIONS? |
MOBILITY & FLEXIBILITY
QUICK CONCENTRATION OF FORCES IN SPECIFIC AREAS MPSRON-1 (5 SHIPS) MEDITERANIAN II MEF (CAMP LEJEUNE MPSRON-2 (5 SHIPS) DIEGO GARCIA I MEF (CAMP PENDLETON) MPSRON-3 (6 SHIPS) GUAM - TINIAN III MEF (OKINAWA) |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF SHIPPER DECLARATION OF DANGEROUS GOODS?
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DOCUMENTS HAZARDOUS CARGO
- USE A GENERIC SHIPPERs DECLARATION FOR DANGEROUS GOODS FORMAT: -- DESCRIBES THE HAZMAT -- PROVIDES HANDLING INFORMATION UNITS ARE ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE: MCO P4030.19H, PREPARING HAZMAT FOR MILITARY AIR SHIPMENTS, READILY AVAILABLE |
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WHAT IS TPFDD?
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TIME-PHASE FORCE DEPLOYMENT DATA
IN THE CREATION OF AN OPLAN, ONE OF THE MOST TIME COSUMING & CRITICAL ASPECTS OF PLAN DEVELOPMENT IS CONSTRUCTING THE TPFDD REFLECTS THE PRIORITIES & REQS OF JOINT FORCE PLANNERS MUST ENSURE COA DEVELOPED ADHERES TO DEVELOPMENT CONSIDERATIONS |
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WHAT IS COA?
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COURSE OF ACTION
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WHAT DOES THE TPFDD CONTAIN?
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HOW FORCE DEPLOYS
# PEOPLE EQUIPMENT & WHERE COMES FROM COST OF TROOP MOVEMENT ULTIMATE GOAL TRAVEL PLANS |
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WHAT IS MSC?
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MILITARY SEALIFT COMMAND
AKA MERCHANT MARINE |
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WHAT IS THE MSC MISSION?
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- 1 OF 3 TRANSPORTATION COMPONENT COMMANDS OF USTRANSCOM
- TASKED WITH PROVIDING STRATEGIC, COMMON-USER SEALIFT TRANSPORTATION SERVICES TO US FORCES TO DEPLOY, EMPLOY, SUSTAIN, REDEPLOY THOSE FORCES ON A GLOBAL BASIS - MAJOR COMMAND IN USN REPORITNG ADMINISTRATIVELY TO THE CNO REGARDING NAVY STRATEGIC SEALIFT MATTERS - 3RD CHAIN OF COMMAND EXISTS - AN OPERATIONAL ONE FOR NAVY-UNIQUE FUNCTIONS SUCH AS COMBAT-READY LOGISTICS & SPECIAL MISSION SUPPORT - DURING PEACETIME OPS OVER 50 DRY CARGO SHIPS & TANKERS UNDER LONG-TERM CONTRACTS TO SUPPORT DoDs PEACTIME MISSION, AS PART OF THE MSC STATEGIC SEALIFT FORCE - AUGMENTS THEIR FLEET W/ WELL OVER 100 ADD'L VESSELS OF VARIOUS CONFIGURATIONS FOR CONTINGENCIES & WARTIME SUPPORT |
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WHAT IS STRATEGIC SEALIFT FORCE?
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MSCs LARGEST FORCE OF SHIPS, IS A COMBINATION OF VARIOUS SHIP TYPES DESIGNED TO SUPPORT BOTH PEACETIME & CONTINGENCY OPERATION SUPPORT.
TO PERFORM ITS MISSION, THE SSF UTILIZES 3 STRATEGIES: - PRE-PREPOSITIONING OF ASSETS AT STRATEGIC LOCATIONS - SURGE SEALIFT CAPABILITY OF CRITICAL WEAPONS & EQUIPMENT - SUSTAINMENT SEALIFT CAPABILITY - AFLOAT PRE-POSITIONING FORCE - ALT TO LAND-BASED STORAGE - STRATEGY OF AFLOAT PRE-POSITIONING - POSITION SHIPS PRELOADED AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS W/ EQUIPMENT,SUPPLIES, AMMO, PETROLEUM |
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HOW MANY SHIPS & MISSIONS ARE IN APF?
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OVER 30
2 MISSIONS: - MARITIME PRE-POSITIONING SHIPS - AFLOAT PRE-POSITIONED SHIPS |
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WHAT IS APF?
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ALFOAT PRE-POSITIONING FORCE
ALTERNATE TO LAND BASED STORAGE, EQUIP & SUPPLIES |
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WHAT IS MPS?
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MARITIME PRE-POSITIONING SHIPS
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WHAT IS APS?
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AFLOAT PRE-POSITIONED SHIPS
21 PRE-LOADED OVERSEAS |
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WHAT DOES "TRIPLE C I" MEAN?
WHAT IS COMMAND AND CONTROL? |
COMMAND
CONTROL COMMUNICATIONS INTELLIGENCE EXERCISE OF AUTHORITY & DIRECTION BY A PROPERLY DESIGNATED COMMANDER OVER ASSIGNED & ATTACHED FORCES IN ACCOMPLISHMENT OF MISSION PERFORMED THROUGH AN ARRANGEMENT OF PERSONNEL, EQUIPMENT, COMS, FACILITIES & PROCEDURES |
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WHAT IS THE PHONETIC ALPHABET?
WHAT IS THE PHONETIC NUMERALS? |
ALFA - NOVEMBER
BRAVO - OSCAR CHARLIE - PAPA DELTA - QUEBEC ZE RO WUN TOO THUH-REE FO-WER FI-YIV SIX SEV EN ATE NIN ER ECHO - ROMEO FOXTROT - SIERRA GOLF - TANGO HOTEL - UNIFORM INDIA - VICTOR JULIET - WHISKEY KILO - XRAY LIMA - YANKEE MIKE - ZEBRA |
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WHAT IS A PROWORD?
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CODE WORD
OR SHORT STATEMENT FOR DIRECTION OF COMMS TO FOLLOW IE, FIRST DOWN, RALLY, I SPELL, I SAY AGAIN |
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WHAT TYPES OF COMBAT SIGNALS ARE USED?
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WHISTLE
SPECIAL COMBAT ARM & HAND |
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WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF WHISTLE SIGNALS?
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1 SHORT BLAST - ATTENTION TO ORDERS
1 LONG BLAST - CEASE FIRING 3 LONG BLAST - HOSTILE AIRCRAFT OR MECHANIZED VEHICLE |
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WHAT ARE SPECIAL SIGNALS?
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SPECIAL SIGNALS COVERR ALL THE SPECIAL METHODS & DEVICES USSED TO TRANSMIT COMMANDS OR INFORMATION.
SOME EXAMPLE ARE: RIFLE SHOTS, AUTOMATIC RIFLE BURSTS, RAPS ON HELMET OR RIFLE, PYROTECNICS & SMOKE SIGNALS. SIGNALS MUST BE DETERMINED & PRACTICED BEFORE THEY ARE USED CERTAIN SPECIAL SIGNALS ARE STANDARD FOR ALL BRANCHES OF TEH ARMED FORCES TO INDICATE THE APPROACH OR PRESENCE OF HOSTILE AIRCRAFT OR MECHANIZED VEHICLES 1. 3 LONG BLAST OF A WHISTLE, VEHICULAR HORN, SSIREN, OR KLAXON REPEATED SEVERAL TIMES 2. 3 EQUALLY SPACED SHOTS W/ RIFLE OR PISTOL 3. 3 SHORT BURSTS OF FIRE FROM AUTOMATIC SMALL ARMS |
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WHAT ARE COMBAT ARM & HAND SIGNALS?
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USED TO TRANSMIT COMMANDS OR INFO WHEN VOICE COM IS DIFICULT OR IMPOSSIBLE OR WHEN SILENCE MUST BE MAINTAINED
LEADERS SHOULD REPEAT SIIGNALS TO UNIT WHENEVER NECESSARY TO ENSURE PROMPT & CORRECT EXECUTION OF ORDERS. LEADERS GIVING ARM & HAND SIGNALS SHOULD REMEMBER THAT THESE ARE AN ORDER OF COMMAND SIGNAL IS GIVEN SMARTLY LEADERS MUST BE AWARE OF LOCATION TO ENSURE SIGNAL CAN BE SEEN BY ENTIRE UNIT WHEN A MOVEMENT IS TO BE EXECUTED IN UNISON, THE SIGNAL FOR THE MOVEMENT SHOULD BE FOLLOWED BY THE SIGNAL READY. AFTER TREAY SIGNAL IS ACKNOWLEDGED , THE MOVEMENT IS EXECUTED AT THE SAME TIME THAT THE ARM IS LOWERED. SIGNALS REQUIREING A CHANGE OF DIRECTION HAVE NO CONNECTION W/TEH DIRECTION IN WHICH THE PERSON GIVING THE SIGNAL IS FACING |
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WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT AFFECT RADIO COMS?
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TO COMMUNICATE, RADIOS MUST:
- HAVE A COMMON FREQUENCY - BE ABLE TO TRANSMIT & RCV THE SAME TYPE SIGNAL - MOST NFANTRY RADIOS ARE FM & WILL NOT COMMUNICCATE W/ AM RADIOS - SQUELCH SETTINS ON RADIOS MUST BE USED CORRRECTLY - WEATHER - TERRAIN - ANTENA POWER - LOCATION OF RADIO |
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WHAT ARE THE 5 STEPS IN THE INTELIGENCE CYCLE?
PD C P P D |
PLAN & DIRECT
COLLECT PROCESS PRODUCE DISSEMINATE |
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WHAT IS COMSEC?
WHAT DOES CMS MEAN? WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE CMS CUSTODIAN? |
COMMUNICATIONS SECURITY
OR SAFE-GUARDING OF COMS INFO COMSEC MATERIAL SYSTEM RESPONSIBLE TO THE CO FOR: - MANAGE CMS ACCOUNT IN ACCORDANCE W/ INSTRUCTION - ADVISING THE CO ON MATTERS CONCERNING THE PHYSICAL SECURITY & HANDLING OF CMS PUBS & MATERIAL - STOWAGE OF CMS PUBS & MATERIAL, & DRAWING, CORRECTING & AUTHORIZED DESTRUCTION - SUBMITTING ALL REPORTS CONERNING ACCOUNTABILITY & ISSUANCE OF CMS |
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WHAT IS TPI?
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TWO PERSON INTEGRITY
PREVENT SINGLE PERSON ACCESS TO COMSEC KEYING MATERIAL & CRYPTO MAINTENANCE MANUALS |
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WHAT IS ACCESS?
WHAT IS CLASSIFICATION? WHAT IS COMPROMISE? WHAT IS NEED TO KNOW? WHAT IS CLEARANCE? |
ACCESS
ABILITTY & OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN KNOWLEDGE OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION CLASSIFICATION DETERMINIATION THAT OFFICIAL INFOMATION REQUIRES, IN THE INTEREST OF NATIONAL SECURITY COMPROMISE SECURITY VIOLATION WHICH HAS RESULTED IN CONRIMED OR SUSPECTED EXPOSURE OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION OR MATERIAL TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON NEED TO KNOW DETERMINATION MADE BY AN AUTHORIZED HOLDER OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION THAT A PROSPECTIVE RECIPIENT REQUIRES ACCESS TO SPECIFIC INFO CLEARANCE FORMAL DETERMINATION THAT A PERSON MEETS THE PERSONNEL SECURITY STANDARDS & IS THUS ELIGIBLE FOR ACCESS TO CLASSIFIED INFO |
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WHAT IS MINIMIIZE?
EEFI? BEADWINDOW? |
MINIMIZE
USED DURING A CRISIS OR EMERGENCY, A MESSAGE TRANSMITTED ACROSS A NET TO INFORM MEMBERS OF THE NET TO REDUCE TEH MESSAGE TRAFFIC DRASTICALLY EEFI ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF FIRNELY INFOMAITON SPECIFIC ITEMS OF INFORMATION WHICH IF REVEALED & CORRELATED W/ OTHER INFO WOULD DEGRADE THE SECUITY OF MILITARY OPS, PROJECTS OR MISSINS IN THE APPLICABLE AREA BEADWINDOW A REAL TIME PROCEUDRE USED TO ALERT CIRCUIT OPERATOS THAT AN UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE HAS OCCURRED OVER A NON-SECURED CIRCUIT CHALLENGE & PASSWORD |
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WHAT ARE THE TRANSMISSION RANGES?
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LO- 200M-400M - MP/V
M - 400M-5KM - MP/V HI - 5KM-10KM - MP/V PA -10KM-40KM - V - AMPLIFIER |
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WHAT ARE THE 5 PHASES FOR CAMP LAYOUT?
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PLANNING
SURVEY/SECURITY ESTABLISHMENT MAINTAINENCE TEARDOWN |
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WHAT ARE THE CAMP LAYOUT FUNDAMENTALS?
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SUFFICIENT SPACE FOR COMMAND DISPERSION
CONCEALMENT FROM GROUND & AIR OBSERVATION PROTECTION FROM BOMBING, STRAFIN & MECHANIZED ATTACKS |
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WHAT ARE THE SANITATION CONCERNS?
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WATER SUPPLY
DRAINAGE SHADE ACCESS SITE NOT OCCUPIED W/IN LAST 2 MONTHS IT IS UNLIKELY THAT THERE WILL BE A WATERBORNE SEWAGE SYSTEM AVAILABLE FOR USE THE USUAL ALTERNATIVE IS A LATRINE LATRINES MUST BE 100 YDS FROM THE NEAREST NATURAL WATER SOURCE & FOOD SERVICE AREAS THE SITE SHOULD BE REASONABLY NEAR THE USER, BUT 50 FEET FROM SLEEPING AREAS |
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WHAT IS TEMPER?
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HEART OF THE TENT CAMP OR FORCE PROVIDER
PROVIDES CLIMATE CONTROLLED BILLETING AND SUPPORT FACILITIES FOR CUSTOMER/TENANT FUNCTIONS BUILDING BLOCK USED IN 9 DIFFERENT SUBSYSTEMS OF A CAMP LAYOUT |
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WHAT ARE THE 9 BUILDING BLOCKS IN A TEMPER?
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CUSTOMER & OPERATOR BILLETING
ADMIN/MWR CHAPLAIN/ MEDICAL GALLEY SHOWER & SANITATION |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF A LEACH FIELD?
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AN IMPORTANT PART OF A SEPTIC TANK INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM
USED TO DISPOSE SEWAGE AND GRAY WATER INTO THE GROUND CONSTRUCTED 4” - 6” PERFORATED PIPE PIPES ARE 5’ – 10’ APART LAID OUT IN A HERRINGBONE PATTERN OR W/ THE LATERAL SAT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE MAIN DISTRIBUTION PIPE |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE TROUBLE DESK IN REGARD TO CAMP MAINTENANCE?
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TO RECV ALL CUSTOMER SERVICE CALLS
COORIDINATES THE MAINTENANCE CALLS & TASKS W/ THE PEOPLE WHO PROVIDE THE MAINTENANCE SERVICE THE TROUBLE DESK ATTENDANT ENTERS ALL CUSTOMER TROUBLE CALLS INTO THE TROUBLE DESK LOG & FILLS OUT EMERGENCY SERVICE AUTHORIZATION FORMS |
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WHAT ARE THE 4 WORK PRIORITY CLASSIFICATIONS?
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SAFETY
WORK REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR SAFEFY CONCERNS FUNCTION WORK PRIMARLIY IDENTIFIED W/ THE MISSION OF THE ACTIVITY PREVENTATIVE WORK PRIMARILY REQUIRED TO PREVENT SIGNIFICANT DETERIORATION OF THE PLANT PROPERTY OR EQUIPMENT CAUSED BY CONTINUED USE OF FROM NATURAL FORCES APPEARANCE WORK DONE PRIMARILY FOR PRESERVING OR UPGRADING THE APPEARANCE OF A FACILITY |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE OPERATOR INSEPECTION?
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PERFORMED BY THE OPERATOR ASSIGNED TO THE EQUIPMENT
PART OF THE OPERATORs DAY-TO-DAY RESPONSIBILITIES |
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WHAT IS POTABLE WATER?
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WATER SAFE TO DRINK
FREE OF HARMFUL CHARACTERISTICS THAT COULD CAUSE ODOR, FOUL TASTE, BAD COLOR AND/OR DISEASE |
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WHAT IS NON-POTABLE WATER?
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WATER NOT SAFE TO DRINK
MAY CONTAIN OBJECTIONABLE OR INFECTIVE AGENTS & IS CONSIDERED UNSAFE AND/OR UNPALATABLE FOR DRINKING |
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WHAT IS CHLORINATION?
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CHLORINATED WATER TO SPECIFIC BACTERIAL LEVELS
RESIDUAL OF AT LEAST 2.0 PPM WATER FROM SYSTEMS WHERE SANITARY, PYSCIAL, OPERATING DEFECTS OR OTHER SPECIAL HAZARDS ARE KNOW TO EXIST MUST BE CHOLORINATED TO SPECIFIED BACTERIAL LEVELS |
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WHAT IS SUPER-CHLORINATION?
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PROCESS TO DISINFECT WATER CONTAINERS & DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS BEFORE USED OR WHEN THEY HAVE BECOME CONTAMINATED
IT IS ACCOMPLISHED BY CHLORINGATING THE WATER TO AT LEAST 100 PPM ITS THE APPLICATION OF CHOLRINE IN DOSAGES FAR IN EXCESS OF THE CHLORINE DEMAND FOR DISINFECTING |
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WHAT ARE THE SITE PLANNING & PREPARATION STEPS?
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SITE PLAN
SURVEY & SECURITY LAYOUT EARTH WORK |
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WHAT IS LOGISTICS ADVANCE PARTY?
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PRECEDE MAIN BODY
ACCOMPLISH ADMIN, LOGISTICS & CONSTRUCTION MISSIONS REQUIRED TO ENABLE THE MAIN BODY TO ARRIVE AT THE CAMP & START THEIR MISSION |
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WHAT KEY FEATURES MUST BE CONSIDERED IN SITE SELECTION AND DEFENSE TACTICS?
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- REAL ESTATE AVAILABILITY & CONTROL (ON/OFF BASE)
- SEAPORT/AIRPORT CAPABILITIES & CONDITIONS - SITE CONDITIONS FOR TENT CAPS, FUTURE EXPANSION, DRAINAGE PROBLEMS, GROUND COVER & SOIL CONDITIONS - AVAIL/COST OF INDIGENOUS CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS - ELECTRIC POWER AVAILABILITY - SOURCE & QUALITY OF POTABLE WATER - ADEQUACY OF SEWAGE DISPOSAL FACILITIES - POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH HAZARDS - COM EQUIP AVAILIABILTY & CAPABILITY - RADIO FREQ AVAILABLE FOR USE: USE OF INMARSAT ANTENNAS & MOBILE PHONES |
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WHAT ARE THE SPACING REQUIREMENTS FOR CAMPSITE FUNCTIONS?
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15’ - ROAD V. LATRINE/BILLETING/FOOD
50’ - GENERATOR V. BILLETING 200’ - FOOD SERVICE/BILLETING V. LATRINE/GRAYWATER 300’ - FOOD SERVICE V. LATRINE FUEL V. LATRINE/BILLETING/FOOD SERVICES |
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WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF WORK IN CAMP MAINTAINENCE?
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EMERGENCY/SERVICE - IMMEDIATE ACTION/MINOR WORK <16 MAN HRS
SPECIFIC JOB ORDER - > 16 MAN HRS STANDING JOB ORDER - HIGHLY REPETITIVE IN NATURE |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 CATEGORIES OF 782 GEAR?
WHAT IS ISSUED FOR STANDARD 782 GEAR? |
BIVOUAC
PROTECTIVE FIGHTING LOAD CARRYING EQUIPMENT PISTOL BELT PACK COMBAT MEDIUM SUSPENDERS TWO AMMO POUCHES CANTEED COVER, CANTEEN 7 CANTEEDN CUP FIRST AID PACKET ENTRENCHING TOOL & COVER PONCHO SHELTER HALF W/ ONE TENT POLE, FIVE TENT PINS & GUY LINE MESS KIT W/ KNIFE, FORK & SPOON BAYONET ON K-BAR KEVLAR HELMET CAMOUFLAGE COVER HAT & MOSQUITO NET |
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WHAT ARE THE DUG-IN EMPLACEMENTS?
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HASTY SKIRMISHERS POSITION
IMPROVED 1-MAN FIGHTING POSITION 2-MAN FIGHTING POSITION |
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WHAT IS HASTY/SKIRMISHERS POSITION?
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SHALLLOW PIT TYPE THAT PROVIDES A TEMPORARY, OPEN, PRONE FIRING POSITION FOR THE INDIVIDUAL RIFLEMAN
WHEN THE SITUATION DEMANDS IMMEDIATE SHELTER FROM HEAVY ENEMYFIRE & WHEN EXISTING DEFILADED FIRE POSITIONS (PROTECTION FROM FIRE OR OBSERVATION, SUCH AS RIDGES, EMBANKMENTS, RAVINES) ARE NOT AVAILABLE, EACH MAN LIES PRONE OR ON HIS SIDE. WITH AN ENTRENCHING TOOL, SCRAPES & PILES THE SOIL IN A LOW PAPET BEWTEEN HIM & THE ENEMY. THUS A SHALLOW, BODY-LENGTH PIT CAN BE FORMED QUICKLY IN ALL BUT THE HARDEST GROUND. THE TRENCH BBE ORIENTED W/ RESPECT TO THE LINE OF FIRE OF THE ENEMY SO IT IS LEAST VULNERABLT TO ENFILADE FIRE (FIRE FROM TEH FLANKING OR SIDE POSITION) IN A SKIRMISHERs TRENCH, A MAN PRESENTS A LOW SILHOUETTE TO THE ENEMY & IS OAFFORDED SOME PROTECTION FROM SMALL-ARMS FIRE |
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WHAT IS IMPROVED 1-MAN FIGHTING?
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- MADE AS SMALL AS POSSIBLE TO PRESENT THE SMALLEST TARGET TO THE ENEMY BUT WIDE ENOUGH TO ACCOMODATE A MAN'S SHOULDER & DEEP ENOUGH TO USE ENTRENCHING TOOLS AT THE BOTTOM.
- A SUMP SHOULD BE BUILT BELOW THE FIREING STEP, AT ONE END, TO CATCH RAINWATER - THE FIRING STEP SHOULD BE DEEP ENOUGH TO PROTECT MOST A MANs BODY WHILE FIRING - A CIRCULAR GRENADE SUMP, LARGE ENOUGH TO ACCEPT THE LARGEST KNOWN ENEMY GRENADE, IS SLOPED DOWNWARD AT AN ANGLE OF 30 DEGREES & IS EXCAVATED UNDER THE FIRE STEP - HAND GRENADES THROWN INTO THE FIGHTING HOLE ARE EXPLODED IN THIS SUMP & THEIR FRAMENTATION IS RESTRICED TO THE UNOCCUPIED END OF THE FIGHTING HOLE - THE SOIL FROM THE HOLE IS USED TO BUILD A PARAPET - THE EDGE OF THE HOLE IS USED FOR AN ELBOW REST WHILE FIRING - BE SURE TO CAMOUFLAGE THE SOIL USED FOR THE PAREPET TO HELP AVOID DETECTION |
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WHAT IS 2-MAN FIGHTING POSITION?
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- TWO ADJACENT 1-MAN FIGHTING HOLE
- IN MOST SOIL, FIGHTING HOLE GIVES PROTECTION AGAINST THE CRUSHING ACTION OF TANKS PROVIDED THE OCCUPANT CROUCHES AT LEAST 2' BELOW THE GROUND SURFACE - IN SANDY OR SOFT SOIL, REVET THE SIDES TO PREVENT CAVING IN - THE SOIL IS PILED AROUND THE HOLE AS A PARAPET, ABOUT 3' THICK AND 1/2' HIGH, LEVING A BERM OR SHELF WIDE ENOUGH FOR THE SOLDIER TO USE AS AN ELBOW REST WHILE FIRING |
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WHAT ARE THE DISADVANTAGES TO THE 2-MAN FIGHTING POSITION?
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OFFERS LESS PROTECTION AGAINST A TANK CROSSING ALONG THE AXIS
LESS PROTECTION AGAINST STRAFING, BOMBING, SHELL FRAGMENTS |
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WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES TO THE 2-MAN FIGHTING POSITION?
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ALLOWS CONTINUOUS OBSERVATION
MUTUAL ASSISTANCE & REASSURANCE REDISTRIBUTION OF AMMO BETWEEN THE OCCUPANTS |
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WHAT ARE THE RULES OF CAMOFLAUGE?
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ANYTHING YOU CAN USE TO CAMOFLAUGE
DON’T OVER CAMOFLAUGE NATURAL/MANMADE MATERIAL: - FIGHTING POSITION RESTORE TERRAIN TO ITS ORIGINAL APPEARANCE - EQUIPMENT ALTER OULINE OF HELMET W/ A CLOTH OR BURLAP COVER TO BLEND W/ TERRAIN - INDIVIDUAL CAMOUFLAGE PAINT LOAM & LIGHT GREEN FOR LIGHT SKIN SAND & LIGHT GREEN FOR DARK SKIN LOAM & WHITE FOR ALL - VEHICLES PARK UNDER NATURAL COVER PARK WHERE SHAPE WILL DISAPPEAR INTO SURROUNDING DRAPE NETS FAIL TO BLEND W/ BACKGROUND PROPERLY - BUILDINGS BY SCREENS OF GARNISHED NETTINGS DISRUPTIVE PATTERNS PAINTE OVER NETTING, ROOF & GABLE END WALLS PLACE TREES BETWEEN BLDGS PAINT ROOFS - SUPPLY POINTS NATURAL COVER & CONCEALMENT EXISTING OVERHEAD COVER SHOULD BE USED - WATER POINTS PLACE CANVAS COVER OR NATURAL FLIAGE OVER THEM TO DISTORT FEATURES |
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WHAT ACTIONS ARE TAKEN WITH GROUND OR OVER HEAD FLARE?
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GROUND FLARE
MOVE OUT OF LIGHT ONCE OUT OF THE LIGHT RE-ORIENT & CONTINUE ON OVER HEAD IMMEDIATELY HIT THE DECK IF YOU HEAR IT BEING FIRED, GET DOWN BEFORE IT BURSTS RESUME MOVEMENT AS SOON AS THE FLARE BURNS OUT |
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WHAT IS KOCOA?
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KEY TERRAIN
THE SELECTION OF KEY TERRAIN VARIES W/ THE FOLLOWING: LEVEL OF COMMAND, TYPE OF UNIT & MISSION OF UNIT OBSERVATION & FIELD OF FIRE FIELDS ARE BASED ON OBSERVATION BECAUSE A TARGET MUST BE SEEN TO BRING EFFECTIVE FIRE UPON IT COVER ANYTHING THAT GIVES PROTECTION FROM BULLETS, FRAGEMENTS OF EXPLODING ROUNDS, FLAME, NUBLEAR EFFECT & BC AGENTS. CONCEAL FROM ENEMY OBSERVATION, NATURAL OR MANMADE ANYTHING THAT HIDES YOU FROM ENEMY OBSERVATION DOES NOT PROTECT FROM FIRE OBSTACLES ANYTHING THAT STOPS, IMPEDES, OR DIVERTS MILITARY MOVEMENT, NATURAL OR ARTIFICIAL AVENUES ROUTES THE ENEMY IS LIKELY TO TRAVEL TO REACH ITS OBJECTIVE |
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WHAT ARE THE COMPONENTS OF A COMPASS?
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COVER
PROTECTS THE FLOATING DIAL & THE GLASS ENCASEMENT CONTAINS THE SIGHTING WIRE & TWO LUMINOUS SIGHTING DOTS FOR NIGHT NAVIGATION BASE: -FLOATING DIAL MOUNTED ON A PIVOT SO THAT IT ROTATES FREELY WHEN THE COMPASS IS HELD LEVEL CONTAINS THE NEEDLE ALUMINOUS ARROW & THE LETTERE "E" & "W" ARE PRINTED ON DIAL THE ARROW POINTS TO MAGNETIC NORTH LETTERS FALL AT THE EAST 90 DEGREES 7 W 270 DEGREES THERE ARE 2 SCALES: OUTER - DENOTES MILS (BLACK); INNER - DENOTES DEGREES (RED) -GLASS ENCASEMENT HOUSES THE FLOATING DIAL & CONTAINS A FIXED BLACK INDEX LINE -BEZEL RING CLICKS WHEN TURNED CONTAINS 120 CLICKS WHEN ROTATED FULLY EACH CLICK EQUALS 3 DEGREES SHORT LUMINOUS LINE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION W/ THE NORTH-SEEKING ARROW DURING NIGHT NAVIGATIONS -THUMB LOOP ATTACHED TO BASE -REAR SIGHT- USED TO LOCK THE FLOATING DIAL MUST BE OPENED MORE THAN 45 DEGREES TO ALLOW FLOATING DIAL TO FLOAT FREELY - LENS USED TO READ FLOATING DIAL - REAR SIGHT SLOT USED IN CONJUNCTION W/ THE FRONT SIGHTING WIRE WHEN AIMING AT OBJECTS -AZIMUTH HORIZONTAL ANGLE, MEASURE IN A CLOCKWISE FROM A NORTH BASE LINE DESCRIBED IN TERMS OF DEGREES OR MILS CIRCLE HAS 360 DEGREES OR 6400 MILS |
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WHAT IS BAMCIS?
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B EGIN PLANNING
A RRANGE FOR RECON M AKE RECON C OMPLETE PLAN I SSUE ORDER S UPERVISE |
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WHAT IS THE 5-PARAGRAPH OPORDER?
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OPORD (SMEAC)
S ITUATION M ISSION E XECUTION A DMIN C OMMAND & SIGNAL |
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WHAT IS SALUTE?
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S IZE OF ENEMY UNIT
A CTIVITIY L OCATION U NIFORM WORN T IME OF ACTIVITY E QUIPMENT USED OR CARRIED |
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WHAT IS SPOT?
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S ITUATION
P OSITION O BSERVATION T IME |
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WHAT DOES SECURITY PATROL PROVIDE?
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PHYSICAL SECURITY
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WHAT DOES RECON PATROL DO?
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DETECT ENEMY MOVEMENT TOWARD UNITS POSITION
LOCATE OR OBSERVE AN ENEMY POSITION DISCOVER ENEMY AVENUES OF APPROACH |
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WHAT ARE THE 12 STEPS FOR PLANNING & PREPARATION?
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STUDY MISSION
TIME PLAN STUDY TERRAIN & SITUATION ORGANIZE PATROL SELECT PERSONNEL, WEAPONS & EQUIPMENT ISSUE WARNING ORDER COORDINATE MAKE RECON COMPLETE DETAILED PLANS ISSUE PATROL ORDER SUPERVISE INSPECT REHEARSE & RE-INSPECT EXECUTE MISSION |
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WHAT ARE 4 DEFENSIVE PRINCIPLES OF WAR?
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SURPRISE
SECURITY: - UNITY OF COMMAND - MASS |
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WHAT IS SAFE?
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S ECURITY
SET UP SECURITY BEFORE DIGGING IN A UTOMATIC WEAPONS SET UP YOUR AUTOMATIC WEAPONS SO THAT THEY ARE ORIENTED TO THE MOST LIKELY AVENUES OF APPROACH F IELD OF FIRE CLEAR YOUR FIELDS OF FIRE E NTRENCHMENT DIG IN YOUR POSITION |
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WHAT IS FDA?
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FORWARD DEFENSE AREA
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WHAT ARE THE BATTALLION DEFENSIVE AREAS?
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FDA - FRONTLINE DEFENSIVE POSITIONS ARE DUG
SECURITY - FRONT OF FDA SECURITY PATROLS RESERVE - BEHIND FDA FOR RESERVE FORCES |
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WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF THE FIRE PLAN SKETCH?
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PRIMARY FIRING POSITION:
- BACKBONE OF THE DEFENSE -RECEIVES THE FULL FORCE OF THE ENEMY’S ATTACK ALTERNATE FIRING POSITION - FALL BACK POSITION USED IF THE PRIMARY POSITION IS IN DANGER OF BEING OVER RUN - SHOULD HAVE SAME SECTOR OF FIRE AS THE PRIMARY SUPPLEMENTARY FIRING POSITION - SECTOR OF FIRE COVERS THE FLANK OR REAR |
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WHAT ARE THE SECTORS OF FIRE & FIRE DISCIPLINE?
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GROUND
GUN TARGET SECTOR OF FIRE 2 STAKES ARE PLACE NEAR FIRING POSITION TO INDICATE LATERAL LIMITS DURIN GDARKNESS SECTOR OF FIRE INTERLOCKTO ENSURE MUTUAL SUPPORT BY ADJACENT UNITS AREA ASSIGNED TO AN INDIVIDUAL, UNIT OR CREW WEAPON TO DEFEND PIE-SHAPED SECTON W/ EDGES CALLED LATERAL LIMITS LATERAL LIMITS EXTEND FROM TEH FIRING POSITION TO AN EASILY IDENTIFIABLE TERRAIN FEATURE |
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HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE IN A SQUAD?
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14
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WHAT IS A SQUAD COMPOSED OF?
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1 EACH
SQUAD LEADER GRENADIER 3 EACH FIRE TEAM LEADER AUTOMATIC RIFLEMAN RIFLEMAN #1 & #2 |
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WHAT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SQUAD LEADER?
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PO1 M16
ONLY FIRES IN CRITICAL SITUATIONS CONTROLS- FIRE DISCIPLINE, FIRE CONTROL, MANUEVERING FOR SQUAD- TRAINING, APPEARANCE, DISCIPLINE, READINESS |
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WHAT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE GRENADIER?
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PO3 M203
EMPLOYMENT, CARE REMAINS CLOSE TO SQUAD LEADER |
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WHAT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE FIRE TEAM LEADER?
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PO2 M16
ASSISTANT SQUAD LEADER ONLY FIRES IN CRITICAL CONDITIONS LEADS & CONTROLS FIRE TEAM |
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WHAT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE AUTOMATIC RIFLEMAN?
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PO3 M16
BACKBONE OF FIRE TEAM PROVIDES HEAVY FIRE POWER ASSISTANT FIRE TEAM LEADER |
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WHAT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE RIFLEMAN #1 & #2?
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SN
M16 CARRY EXTRA AMMO FOR AUTOMATIC RIFLEMAN PROTECTS FLANK SCOUT BACKUP TO AUTOMATIC RIFLEMAN |
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WHAT IS EPW?
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ENEMY PRISONER OF WAR
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WHAT ARE THE 6 S’s?
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SEARCH - FOR WEAPONS & DOCUMENTS
SECURE - ENSURE ESCAPE IS IMPOSSIBLE SILENCE - DO NOT ALLOW EPWs TO TALK TO EACH OTHER SEGREGATE - INTO GROUPS BY RANK, GENDER & STATUS (DESERTER, CIVILIAN, EPW, ETC) SAFEGUARD - ENSURE EPW IS SAFE FROM ABUSE SPEED - TIMELY DELIVER OF INFO OBTAINED FROM EPW IS ESSENTIAL T TAGGING EPWs BELONGINGS |
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WHAT IS FPCON NORMAL?
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GENERAL GLOBAL THREAT
POSSIBLE TERRORIST ACTIVITY EXISTS WARRANTS A ROUTINE SEECURITY POSTURE |
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WHAT IS FPCON ALPHA?
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INCREASED GENERAL THREAT
POSSIBLE TERRORIST ACTIVITY AGAINST PERSONNEL OR FACILITIES UNPREDICTABLE MUST BE CAPABLE OF BEING MAINTAINED INDEFINITELY |
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WHAT IS FPCON BRAVO?
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MORE PREDICTABLE THREAT
TERRORIST ACTIVITY EXISTS PROLONGED PERIOD MAY AFFECT LOCAL AUTHORITIES OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY, RELATIONS |
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WHAT IS FPCON CHARLIE?
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AN INCIDENT OCCURS OR INTELLIGENCE IS RECEIVED
INDICATING SOME FORM OF TERRORIST ACTION TARGETING AGAINS PERSONNEL OF FACILITY |
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WHAT IS FPCON DELTA?
DELTA = LOUSIANA = LOCATION |
TERRORIST ACTION IS IMMINENT AGAINST SPECIFIC LOCATION OR PERSON
DECLARED AS A LOCALIZED CONDITION |
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WHAT IS ROE?
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RULES OF ENGAGEMENT
DETERMINED BY COs GUIDANCE |
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WHEN IS DEADLY FORCE AUTHORIZED?
SAASPE |
SELF DEFENSE AND DEFENSE OF OTHERS
ASSETS INVOLVING NATIONAL SECURITY ASSETS NOT INVOLVING NATIONAL SECURITY BUT INHERENTLY DANGEROUS TO OTHERS SERIOUS OFFENSES AGAINST PERSONS PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH OR SAFETY ESCAPE |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 CLASSES OF WIRE ENTANGLEMENT?
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TACTICAL
USED TO HAMPER ENEMY AGGRESSION PLACE ALONG THE FRON OF THE DEFENSIVE LINE PROTECTIVE PREVENTS CLOSE SURPRISE ATTACKS PLACED AROUND EACH FIGHTING POSITION AT HAND GRENADE RANGE (131'-328') SUPPLEMENTARY PLACE TO CONCEAL EXACT LINE OF TAACTICAL WIRE |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF TRIPLE-STRAND CONCERTINA?
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CONSISTS OF 2 LINES OF CONCERTINA SERVING AS THE BASE, W/ 1/3 RESTING ON TOP
ON AVERAGE, A PLATOON CAN PLACE A 984' SECTION IN AN HOUR |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF DOUBLE APRON-FENCE?
LOW WIRE ENTANGLEMENT? |
4 & 2 PACE FENCE, WHICH IS MORE COMMON & MORE EFFECTIVE, OR 6 & 3 PACE FENCE
A 984 FOOT SECTION USUALLY REQUIRES 1 1/2 HOURS FOR A PLATTON TO COMPLETE 4 & 2 PACE DOUBLE APRON FENCE CONSTRUCTED W/ MEDIUM PICKETS INSTEAD OF LONG PICKETS IN THE FENCE CENTER LINE USED WHEN CONCEALMENT OF THE BARRIER IS ESSENTIAL |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF TANGLE-FOOT?
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USED WHERE CONCEALMENT IS ESSENTIAL & TO PREVENT THE ENEMY FROM CRAWLING BETWEEN FENCES & IN FRONT OF EMPLACEMENTS
USED THE OBSTACLE IN A MIN DEPTH OF 32.8' SPACE THE PICKETS AT IRREGULAR INTERVAL OF 2.5' TO 10' THE HEIGHT OF THE BARBED WIRE SHOULD VARY BETWEEN 9" & 30" SITE TANGLEFOOT IN SCRUB, IF POSSIBLE, USING BUSHES AS SUPPORTS FOR PART OF HTE WIRE, IN OPEN GROUND, USE SHORT PICKETS CONTROL GROWTH OF GRASS TO HELP PREVENT THE ENEMY FROM SECRETLY CUTTING LANES IN OR TUNNELING UNDER |
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WHAT ARE THE BASIC FIRE TEAM FORMATIONS?
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COLUMN
WEDGE SKIRMISHERS (RT OR LEFT) ECHOLON (RT OR LEFT) |
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DESCRIBE COLUMN FORMATION
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USED WHEN SPEED & CONTROL ARE GOVERNING FAACTORS
FAVORABLE FOR FIRE & MANUEVER TO FLANKS VULNERABLE TO FRONT FIRE BECAUSE OF ITS OWN FIRE IN THAT DIRECTION IS LIMITED LIMITED |
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DESCRIBE WEDGE FORMATION
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USED WHEN THE ENEMY CONTACT IS POSSIBLE BUT NOT CERTAIN
PROVIDES ALL AROUND PROTECTION, FLEXIBILITY & EASY TO CONTROL |
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DESCRIBE ECHELON RT/LEFT FORMATION
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USED PRIMARILY TO PROTECT AN EXPOSED FLANK
PERMITS HEAVY FIREPOWER TO FRONT & DIRECTION OF ECHELON HARD FORMATION CONTROL & SLOW MOVING |
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DESCRIBE SKIRMISHERS RT/LEFT FORMATION
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USED WHEN ASSAULTING A KNOW ENEMY POSITION
BECAUSE THE FIRE TEAMS ARE IN LINE, IT PROVIDES MAX FIRE POWER TO FRONT HARD TO CONTROL |
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WHAT ARE IMMEDIATE ACTIONS DURING ENEMY CONTACT IN CONVOY?
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TRAINING IS BEST DEFENSE
CONTINUALLY TRAIN ON IMMEDIATE ACCTION DRILLS TO ENSURE PROMPT RESPONSE ENEMY IS EXPECTING TO CREATE CHAOSW/ AN AMBUSH TAKING IMMEDIATE ACTION WILL SURPRISE THE ENEMY & GIVING THE UNIT A BETTER CHANCE AT SURVIVAL INTEL REPORTS CAN HELP PREDICT AN AMBUSH |
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WHAT IS CHALLENGE & PASSWORD?
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CHALLENGE WITH A WORD
ANSWER W/PASSWORD SENTRY KEEPS PERSON DISTANT EENOUGH TO EFFECTIVELY COVER HIM, BUT CLOSE ENOUGH TO RECOGNIZE HIM & PASSES IF RECOGNIZED IF NOT RECOGNIZED, SENTRY OFFERS COUNTERSIGNS |
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WHAT ARE THE 2 FUNDAMENTALS TO SECURITY ZONES?
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ENSURE THERE IS NO SINGLE POINT OF FAILURE
-THEE THREAT MUST EVADE OR PENETRATE SEVERAL DEFENSES BEFORE GETTNG ACCESS TO A CRITICAL ASSET OF AREA SET CONDITION FOR HTE USE OF FORCE - LAYERED DEFENSE ALLOWS WATCHSTANDES TO DETECT, IDENTIFY, CLASSIFY & NEUTRALIZE THREATS BY EMPLOYING PREPLANNED RESPONSES & SOPs SO THAT HOSTILE INTNET CAN BE DETERMINED AS FAR FROM TEH PROTECTED ASSET OR AREA AS POSSIBLE |
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WHAT ARE THE 2 TYPES OF WATERWAYS
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INLAND WATERS
- NAVIGABLE WATERS SHOREWARD OF NAVIGATIONAL DEMARCATION DIVIDING HIGH SEAS FROM HARBORS, RIVERS & OTHER INLAND WATERS INTERNATIONAL WATERS -NAVIGABLE WATERS SEAWARD FROM TEH DEMARCATION LINES DIVIDING THE HIGH SEAS FROM HARBORS, RIVERS & OTHER INLAND WATERS |
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WHAT IS SMEAC?
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SITUATION - 3 PRGPHS (INFO ONLY) – ENEMY, FRIENDLY ATTACH/DETACH
MISSION - CONCISE STATEMENTS, PURPOSE, COMMAND WHAT, WHY, HOW, WHERE, EXECUTION - ASSIGN TASK - ORGANIC/ATTACHED CARRY OUT OVERALL MISSION ADMIN/LOGISTICS - INSTRUCTION WHEN ADMIN ORDER NOT ISSUED IF SO, THEN REFERS TO ORDER COMMAND/COMS - INSTRUCTIONS, RELATIONSHIPS, AND OPS OF COMS & ELECTRIC OF COMMAND |
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WHAT IS SORTSJRN?
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STATUS OF RESOURCES & TRAINING SYSTEM
JOINT REPORT NAVY THE PRINCIPAL REPORT WITHIN THE USN FOR USE BY USN, MSC, USCG UNIT TO PROVIDE ID & GENERAL STATUS DATA TO THE NCA, JCS, CNO, CINCPACFLT, CINLANTFLT & CINUSNAVEUR & OTHER CDRS |
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WHAT IS CASREP?
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CASUALTY REPORT
MSG REPORT DOCUMENTS SIGNIFICANT AFFECTING EQUIPMENT ESSENTIAL FOR PERFORMANCE OF DESIGNATED MISSION AREAS PRIMARY MEANS OF REAL TIME MATERIAL READINESS STATUS RESPORTING CASREP CATEGORIES ARE ASSIGNED TO REFLECT MISSION READINESS POSTURE TAKING INTO ACCOUNT SYSTEM OR REQUIREMENT REDUNDANCY & THE IMPACT OF A CASUALTY ON PRIMARY OR SECONDARY MISSION AREAS |
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WHAT IS LOGREQ?
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LOGISTICS REQUIREMENT
PRE-ENTRY OF PORT, SHIPS REQUEST FOR SUPPORT & ATFP NEEDED |
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WHAT IS SITREP?
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SITUATIONAL REPORT
UPDATE OF CONDITIONS CHANGE OR EVENTS UNFOLD |
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WHAT ARE THE 5 TYPES OF WATERBOURNE THREATS?
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SMALL BOATS
- MOST COMMON THREAT DEEP DRAFT BOAT - MOST DAMAGING THREAT SUBSURFACE - LITTLE THREAT DUE TO INTELLIGENCE GATHERING SWIMMER - HARDEST THREAT TO DETECT FLOATING MINES - MOSTLY SEEN IN WARZONES |
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WHAT IS BLOCKING?
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METHOD OF PREVENTING A COI FROM PROCEEDING IN A GIVEN DIRECTION (HVA) BY PLACING THE PB IN THE PATH OF THE CONTACT
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WHAT IS HERDING?
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METHOD WHERE THE PB POSITIONS ON AN ANGLE OFF BEAM/BOW OF THE COI AS TO MAKE THE COI CHANGE COI COURSE TO AVOID COLLISION
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WHAT IS COI?
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CONTACTS OF INTEREST
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WHAT IS SHOULDERING/ SHADOWING?
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METHOD OF SHOWING FORCE BY PHYSICALLY MANEUVERING THE PB INTO THE COI W/ ENOUGH FORCE TO ALTER THE COIs COURSE AWAY FROM HVA
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WHAT IS HVA?
WHAT DOES SCOT MEAN? |
HIGH VALUE ASSET
SEAWARD CONTINUUM OF FORCE |
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WHAT IS SCOF LEVEL I?
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BLUE LIGHTS
SIRENS HORN WAVING HANDS |
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WHAT IS SCOF LEVEL II?
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CONDITION 1 - SURFACE ACTION
SHOOT FLARE ACROSS BOW OF COI |
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WHAT SCOF LEVEL III?
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WARNING SHOTS FROM CREW SERVE WEAPONS
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WHAT SCOF LEVEL IV?
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OPEN FIRE
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WHAT IS THE TACTICAL USE OF WATERSIDE SMALL ARMS?
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SHOOT TO STOP FORWARD MOTION
FIRE SHOULD BE DIRECTED AT ENGINES NOT THE COXSWAIN A BOATS FORWARD MOTION CAN CONTINUE EVEN IF NO ONE IS AT THE STERN BUT A BOAT WITH DISABLE ENGINES WILL STOP QUICKLY |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 ZONES IN DEPTH DEFENSE?
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ASSESSMENT - 3K-2K YDS (1 NM) - OUTERMOST
REACT - 2K-1K YDS - CLASSIFY INTERCEPT - < 1K - NO ENTRY OF HOSTILES |
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WHAT IS THE RANGE OF A CONCUSION GRENADE – MK 3A2?
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KILL RANGE- 5’
STUN RANGE - 25’-30’ EAR INJURIES - UP TO 150' |
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WHAT IS THE PRINCIPAL TASK OF SECURITY BOAT TACTICS?
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DETERMINE HOSTILE INTENT
SINGLE BOAT DEFENSE - MAINTAINS A STATIC POSITION - CLOSE TO HVA FACING OUTWARD MULTIPLE BOAT DEFENSE -PATROL SECTORS MOVING SECURITY ZONE 2 PBs SHOULD BE USED AT A MIN, 4 PBs ARE IDEAL FOR MOVING SECURITY ZONES LARGEST PB FORWARD AS VISIBLE PRESENCE FASTER, MORE MANEUVERABLE PBs FLANKING OR AFT POSTION TO PERFORM INTERCEPTS & REAR SECURITY DUTIES |
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WHAT IS CHEMICAL WARFARE?
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PRODUCES PHYSIOLOGICAL & PYSHOLOGICAL EFFECTS
SOLID, LIQUID, VAPOR FORM |
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WHAT IS BIOLOGICAL WARFARE?
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INTENTIONAL RELEASE OF LIVING ORGANISMS OR SUBSTANCE TO CAUSE DEATH OR DISEASE
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WHAT IS RADIOLOGICAL EFFECTS?
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NUCLEAR WEAPONS
PRODUCING GREAT FORCE OR HEAT |
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WHAT ARE THE ROUTES AGENTS ENTER BODY?
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INHALATION, INGESTION, INJECTION, ABSORPTION
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WHAT IS MCU-2/P?
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GAS MASK
PROTECTS EYES, FACE, NOSE, THROAT, LUNGS QUICKEST/MOST EFFECTIVE MEANS FOR PROTECTION |
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WHAT IS CHEMICAL PROTECTIVE OVERGARMENT?
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2-PC SUIT PROTECTS AGAINST ALL KNOW CHEM/BIO AGENTS
NOT TO BE USED FOR RADIOLOGICAL CONTAMINATION |
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WHAT IS WET-WEATHER CLOTHING?
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PROVIDES COMPLETE PROTECTION FROM ALPHA & BETA RADIOLOGICAL CONTAMINATION WHEN WORN W BATTLE DRESS & FLASH GEAR
PROVIDES AN EXTRA LAYER OF PROTECTIN FOR THE CEHIMCAL PROTECTIVE OVERGARMENT KEEPING IT DRY |
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WHAT IS ATROPINE/PRALIDOXIME?
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COUNTERACTS/RELIEVES SYMPTOMS OF NERVE AGENTS ONLY
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WHAT IS A POCKET DOSIMETER?
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FOUNTAIN PEN SIZE/SHAPE
MEASURES EXPOSURE TO RADIATION OVER A PERIOD OF TIME |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 TYPES OF CHEMICAL WARFARE AGENTS?
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CASUALTY - NERVE, BLISTER, CHOKING, BLOOD
INCAPACITATING - SYMPTOMS VARY HARASSING - TEAR/VOMMITING |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 TYPES OF CHEMICAL WARFARE AGENTS?
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AIRBURST - FIREBALL DOESN’T TOUCH EARTH
SURFACE BURST - FIREBALL TOUCHES EARTH UNDERWATER BURST- LG BASE SURGE FORMED BILLOWS UP SEVERAL HUNDRED FEET |
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WHAT DOES MOPP STAND FOR?
WHAT ARE THE MOPP LEVELS? |
MISSION ORIENTED PROTECTIVE POSTURE
0 - CARRY GEAR BODY = 1 - SMOCK/TROUSERS FEET = 2 - OVERBOOTS HANDS = 3 - LINERS/GLOVES FACE = 4 - MASK |
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WHAT COLORS ARE ON NATO CBR MARKERS?
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CHEMICAL- YELLOW W/RED
MUSTARD/CATSUP BIOLOGICAL -BLUE W/RED RADIOLOGICAL -WHITE W/ BLACK |
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WHAT IS M-9 PAPER?
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DETECTS LIQUID NERVE OR BLISTER AGENTS
TURNS PINK OR REDS IF EXPOSED |
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WHAT IS M-8 PAPER?
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DETECTS LIQUID NERVE BLISTER AGENTS
SPOTS OR STREAKS |
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WHAT ARE 2 CATEGORIES OF NERVE AGENTS SYMPTOMS?
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MILD
- UNEXPLAINED RUNNY NOSE - UNEXPLAINED SUDDEN HEADACE - DROOLING - DIFFICULTY W/ VISION - TIGHTNESS IN CHEST - LOCALIZED SWEATING/MUSCLE TWITCHING IN CONTAMINATED ARE OF SKIN\ - STOMACH CRAMPS - NAUSEA SEVERE - STRANGE OR CONFUSED BEHAVIOR - WHEEZING, SEVER DIFFICULTY IN BREATHING & COUGHING - RED EYES W POSSIBLE TEARING - VOMITING - SEVERELY PINPOINTED PUPILS - SEVERE MUSCULAR TWITCHING & GENERAL WEAKNESS - INVOLUNTARY URINATION & DEFACTION - CONVULSIONS - UNCONSCIOUSNESS - RESPIRATORY FAILURE - DEATH |
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WHAT ARE THE CONTENTS OF NAAK MK1?
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ATROPINE & 2PAM CHLORIDE
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WHAT IS NAAK MK1?
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NERVE AGENT ANTIDOTE KIT MK1
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WHAT IS THE SELF TREATMENT OF NERVE AGENTS?
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DON MASK
REMOVE NAAK FROM PROTECTIVE MASK CARRIER INJECT ATROPINE INTO THIGH & HOLD 10 SEC INJECT 2PAM CHLORIDE & HOLD 10 SEC HOOK TO CPE POCKET FLAP MASSAGE WAIT 10-15 SECS BEFORE 2ND SERIES |
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WHAT IS THE BUDDY TREATMENT OF NERVE AGENTS?
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MASK CASUALTY
USING VICTIMS KIT: ADMINISTER 3 SETS OF INJECTIONS IMMEDIATELY IN RAPID SUCCESSION IN THIGH HOOK INJECTORS TO POCKET OF VICTIM ADMINISTER BACK PRESSURE ARM-LIFT METHOD OF CPR IF BREATHING IS DIFFICULT |
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WHAT IS M-295 & M-291?
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DECON PACKETS
WALLET-LIKE POUCH W/6 DECON PACKETS - - BLACK, REACTIVE, ABSORBENT RESIN POWDER - STRAP FOR FINGERS BLOT CONTAMINATED AREA M-295 IS LARGER |
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WHAT IS JSLIST?
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JOINT SERVICE LIGHTWEIGHT INTEGRATED SUIT TECHNOLOGY
PROVIDES PROTECTION FROM CHEMICAL AGENTS ONCE REMOVED FROM PACKAGE - EXPOSED 24 HOURS - NOT EXPOSED 45 DAYS |
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HOW DO YOU LAUNDER THE JSLIST?
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UP TO 6X W/IN CBR SERVICE LIFE
DO NOT DRY IN DRYER MUST BE HANG DRIED |
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WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF DECONTAMINATION?
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IMMEDIATE
- WIPE/SPRAY - MINIMIZE CASUALTIES, SAVE LIVES & LIMIT SPREAD OPERATIONAL - WASH - SUSTAIN OPS & REDUCE CONTACT/HAZARD & LIMIT SPREAD THOROUGH - DETAILED WASH - REDUCE & ELIMINATE FOR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING |
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WHAT IS M-22 CHEMICAL ALARM?
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AUTOMATICALLY DETECTS CHEMICAL AGENTS
SELF-CONTAINED POWER PACK, VEHICLE MOUNTED, BACKPACK OR STATIONARY WARNING LIGHT & HORN PROVIDES ADVANCE WARNING OPTIMALLY PLACED IN UPWIND LOCATIONS |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 DOSIMETERS?
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DT-60/PD
- FORM OF A LOCKET, WORN LIKE CHAIN - GAMMA RADIATION DOSIMETER – 10 - 60 R - STORES DAT INDEFINITELY IM 143/PD - SHAPE OF PEN - 0 – 60 R - SURVEY USE CP-95A/PD - READS DT-60/PD - 2 SCALES - 0 - 200 R; 0- 600 R - MIN DETECTABLE RANGE: 10R |
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WHAT IS COSAL/COSBAL?
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COORDINATED SHIPBOARD ALLOWANCE
VALIDATE/UPDATE ANNUALLY & AT TURNOVER DISCREPENCIES NOTED ON OPNAV 470/CK FORM SUPPLY & TECHNICAL DOCUMENT USED TO LIST ITEMS REQUIRED TO SUPPORT THE EQUIPMENT ON STAITN FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME |
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WHAT IS DEMAND PROCESSING?
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ITEMS W/FREQUENT DEMAND ORDERED IN HIGHER QTY
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WHAT IS MOV?
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MATERIAL OBLIGATION VALIDATION
SYSTEM TO VALIDATE OUTSTAIING REWS MONTHLY ENSURE REQ FOR - MATERIAL STILL EXISTS - QTY STILL REQUIRED - PRIORITY STILL ASSIGNED |
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WHAT IS OPTAR?
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OPERATING TARGET
2 COMPONENTS - REQ/OPTAR LOG NAVCOMPT 2155 - CHECKBOOK LIKE - RECORDING GRANTS & REQS - SEPARATE LOG FOR EACH OPTAR CAN DIVIDE INTO DEPT BUDGET SEPERATE FUNDS CANNOT BE MIXED - IE ADMIN TO MAINTENANCE |
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WHAT IS CHRIMP?
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CONSOLIDATED HAZMAT REUTILIZATION & INVENTORY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
CONTROLS/MANAGES DONs HAZMAT |
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WHAT IS DRMO?
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DEFENSE REUTILIZATION MARKETING OFFICE
EXCESS MATERIAL TURN IN, AUTHORIZED BY SUPPO 3 CATEGORIES OF TURN IN - NEED DISPOSAL AUTH - NO NEED DISPOSAL AUTH - SCRAP/WASTE |
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WHAT IS MTIS?
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MATERIAL TURNED-IN STORE
EXCESS MATERIAL FOR RE-USE CREDIT RETURN BY TYCOM - CAN REQUEST ADD’L FUNDS AT END OF FQ OR FY |
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WHAT IS MINOR PROPERTY?
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< $5K
LIFE EXPECTANCY OF < 2YRS BOUGHT FOR IMMEDIATE USE |
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WHAT IS PLANT PROPERTY?
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> $5K
CHANGES PROPERTY COMPONENTS PHYSICAL, ELECTRICAL, CHEMICAL 2 CATEGORIES CLASS 3 – 2+ YRS USEFUL LIFE EXPECTANCY CLASS 4 – INDUSTRIAL PLANT EQUIPMENT |
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WHAT IS ACR?
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ALLOWANCE CHANGE REQUEST
NAVSUP 1220-2 CHANGE = 2 CENTS |
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WHAT IS NAVSUP 1250-1/1250-2?
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REQUISITION/CONSUMPTION REPORTING
BY SUBS AND NON AUTOMATED UNITS USED FOR NON-NSN REQS |
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WHAT IS DD-1348?
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REQUISTION FORM
FOLLOW UP, MODIFIER, CANCELLATION |
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WHAT IS NAVSUP 1149?
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SHIPPING DOCUMENT
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WHAT IS DD-200?
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SURVEY FORM
FOR ITEMS - LOST - DAMAGED - UNSERVICABLE - NOT ECONOMICALLY REPAIRABLE ASSIGNED EXPENDITURE NUMBER |
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WHAT IS APR?
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AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR PARTS
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WHAT IS CTR?
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CENTRAL TOOL ROOM
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WHAT IS CSR?
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CENTRAL STORE ROOM
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WHAT IS MLO?
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MATERIAL LIAISON OFFICE
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WHAT IS CUU?
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CAMOFLAUGE UTILITY UNIFORM
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WHAT IS NSN?
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NATIONAL STOCK NUMBER
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WHAT IS COG?
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COGNIZANCE CODE
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WHAT IS APL?
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ALLOWANCE PARTS LIST
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WHAT IS AEL?
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ALLOWANCE EQUIPAGE LIST
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WHAT IS NC?
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NOT CARRIED
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WHAT IS NIS?
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NOT IN STOCK
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WHAT IS SIM?
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SELECTIVE ITEM MANAGEMENT
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WHAT IS ROD 364?
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SHIPPING & PACKAGING DISCREPENCY
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WHAT IS QDR 368?
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INDIVIDUAL PRODUCT QUALITY DEFICIENCY
RECURRING DEFICIENCY TRENDS |
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WHAT IS DLR?
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HIGH DOLLAR REPAIRABLE ITEMS MANAGEMENT
ISSUED ON A 1 TO 4 BASIS. |
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WHAT IS NRFI?
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NOT READY FOR ISSUE
OPNAV 4790/2K END OF 90s TO YEAR 2K COMPUTER CRASH CRAZE |
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WHAT IS AN NSN?
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NATIONAL STOCK NUMBER
13 NUMBERS 1234-56-78-90123 FCS-CC-NIIN FCS - FEDERAL SUPPLY CLASS CC - COUNTRY CODE NATIONAL ITEM IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS |
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WHAT CONSIDERATIONS DO YOU HAVE BEFORE LOAD OUT?
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- OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
- DURATION OF MISSION - TOA (TIME OF ARRIVAL) - HAZMAT - MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) - POLs - AMMO/WEAPONS - CERTIFICATIONS FOR FLIGHT |
