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Control bleeding
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Direct pressure
Elevation Pressure points Tourniquet |
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Where are the pressure points and how many are there?
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11 points
jaw; temple; collar bone; neck; inner upper arm; inner elbow; wrist; upper thigh; groin; knee; ankle |
what do you rub when your stressed
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Symptoms of Shock
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pale skin; irregular breathing; cold sweats, weak or absents pulse
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kick the feet up
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Classes of Burns
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1st - hurts
2nd - hurts real bad with blisters 3rd - you cann't feel anymore |
Don't touch the flame
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Heat exhaustion
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cool, moist, clammy, and sweating perfusely.
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What happens when you run a mile?
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Heat Stroke
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you stop sweating and are unable to control body temp
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Very weak
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Naval Safety Program
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preserve human and material resources
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saves
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Divo
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ensures that personnel comply with all safety instructions.
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Class A Mishap
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$1,000,000 or more or someone dies.
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Class B Mishap
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200k but less than a million or 3 people inpatient or disabled
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crippled
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Class C Mishap
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20k - 199999; non fatal injury loss of time beyond the day or shift of which occured
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the catch all
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AVGFE
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to maintain a safe working environment in an enclosed space with toxic fumes
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Radio Frequency (RF)
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generates electrical currents or voltage large enough to cause life threatening electric shock, burns, biological changes, cataracts. Unwanted activation of electro-explosive devices (EED)
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ATs
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Laser Safety Hazard Control Program
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What needs to be instructed and displayed
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ORM
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Identify hazards, Assess, Make risk decisions, Implement controls, supervise
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5 Steps
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Naval Warfare
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the inherent nature and enduring principles of naval forces
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Naval Intelligence
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support in meeting requirments of both regional conflicts and operations other than war
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Spy
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Naval Operations
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Plans the day for us
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Naval Logistics
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logistical capabilities
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Naval Planning
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makes sure we are capable of doing our missions
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Keeps us balanced
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Naval Command and Control
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supplies info to the big wigs
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Logistic Support
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Transports troops, cargo, or equipment
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shipping
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SAR
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find something of life essential
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Meeting of the first congress
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5 September 1774
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What was presented to the king in October of 1774
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Statment of rights
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George Washington was apointed what on 15 June 1775
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Commander in Chief of the continential American army
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Navy's Birthday
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13 October 1775
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What was purchased on 13 Oct 1775
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two vessels
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The first commander in chief of the Navy was?
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Esek Hopkins
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When was the first squadron set to sea?
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Feb 1776
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Levels of War
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Tactical, operational, and strategic
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TOS
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Coral Sea
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The first carrier vs carrier battle on 8 May 1942 and Lexington was sunk
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Midway
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Admiral Nimitz sank 3 Japanese carriers
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Guadalcanal
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Sullivan brothers died causing navy policy of family members
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USS Langley
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first aircraft carrier was a coal carrier(jupitor)
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8 May 1911
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two Glenn curtis biplanes the Triad was capable of landing on both water and land later became the first A-1
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How much did the first planes cost the navy
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5500
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What was the first jet powered naval aircraft
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FH-1 Phantom 21 July 1946
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Phatom's Pilot
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CDR James Davidson
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fj-1 Fury
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Navy's first operational landings and takeoffs at sea onboard the uss boxer (CV-21)
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First Naval Aviator in Space
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Alan Shepard 5 May 1961, Mercury capsule, Freedom 7
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Newton's First law
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an object at rest will remain at rest, or in motion until acted on by an outside force
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Newton's Second Law
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change of motion, or acceleration, will be directly proportional to the amount of force and inversely proportional to the mass of the object
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Newton's Third Law
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every action has a reaction
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Bernoulli's principle
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fluid flowing through a tube reaches a constriction or narrowing of the tube, the speed of the fluid passing thgough the constriction is increased and its pressure decreased
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water hose
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Five basic sections of the engine
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Intake; Compressor; Combustion chamber; Turbine section; Exhaust
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One radar range mile
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12.36 microseconds
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Purpose of the Weight and Balance
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Provides flight crews with accurate base line weight and center of gravity data
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HC
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Helicopter Combat Support
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HCS
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Helicopter Combat Support Special Squadron
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HM
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Helo Mine Countermeasures
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HS
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Helo Anti sub
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HSL
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Helo Anti sub light
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HT
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Helo Trainer
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VAQ
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Tactical Electronic Warfare
EA-6B |
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VAW
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Carrier Airborne Early Warning
E-2C |
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VC
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Fleet Composite
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VT
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fixed wing trainer
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VX/ VXE
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Test squadrons
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AE
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Ammunition Ship
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ship
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AO/AOE
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OILER and Ammunition Support Ships
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ship
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CG
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GUIDED MISSILE CRUISER
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DD / DDG
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DESTROYER / GUIDED MISSILE DESTROYER
replaced battleships |
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FFG
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GUIDED MISSILE FRIGATES
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LCC
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AMPHIB COMMAND SHIP
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LHA
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AMPHIB ASSAULT SHIP
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LHD
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AMPHIB WARFARE SIP
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LPD
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AMPHIB TRANSPORT DOCK
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LPH
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AMPHIB ASSAULT SHIP
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MCS
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MINE COUNTERMEASURES SUPPORT SHIP
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LSD
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DOCK LANDING SHIP
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AD
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DESTROYER TENDER
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AFS
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COMBAT STORES SHIP
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ATF
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FLEET OCEAN TUGS
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ARS
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RESCUE AND SALVAGE SHIP
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ASR
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SUB RESCUE SHIP
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AR
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REPAIR SHIP
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AS
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SUB TENDER
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MCM
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MINE COUNTERMEASURE SHIP
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MHC
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COASTAL MINE HUNTERS
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PC
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PATROL CRAFT
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SSBN
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BALLISTIC MISSILE SUB NUKE
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SSN
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SUB NUKE
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HIGH ALT AIR BURST
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100,000 + FEET CREATE GREAT VIEW MESSES UP RADIOS
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AIR BURST
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THE FIRE BALL DOESN'T TOUCH THE EARTHS SURFACE
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SURFACE BURST
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PRODUCES THE WORST FALLOUT
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SHALLOW UNDERWATER BURST
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CREATES A LARGE EXPLOSION OF WATER SOMETIMES A COUPLE THOUSAND FEET HIGH
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DEEP UNDERWATER BURST
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SAME AS SHALLOW UNDERWATER BURST, BUT MOST OF THE BLAST IS ABSORBED CREATING A LARGER AMOUNT OF POLLUTED WATER
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MOPP1
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GAS MASK ISSUED AND ARE KEPT AT BATTLE STATIONS
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MOPP2
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GAS MASK ARE CARRIED AT ALL TIMES AND MATERIAL CONDITION IS ZEBRA
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MOPP3
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NEW FILTERS INSTALLED AND DON CHEMICAL PROTECTIVE OVERGARMENT SMOCK WITH HOOD DOWN, TROUSERS, AND OBERBOOTS.
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MOPP4
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DON GAS MASK SET CONDITION CIRCLE WILLIAM FOR AIR VENTS
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COMNAVAIRLANT IDENTIFICATIONS FIRST LETTER WILL BE?
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A-M
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COMNAVAIRPAC IDENTIFICATION LETTER IS WHAT?
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N THROUGH Z
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CNATRA'S FIRST CHARACTER SHALL BE
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A THROUGH G
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TRAINERS
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Turbojet
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projects a column of air to ther rear at an extremely high velocity.
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Turboshaft
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sends power through a shaft to drive something other than a propller. Used in Helos
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Turboprop
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P-3
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Turbofan
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used in jets the prop is replaced by a duct-enclosed axial-flow fan
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Afterburners
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burning of the remaining unused air in the exhaust section to create additional thrust
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Non-Destructive Inspection (NDI)
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NDI is the practice of evaluating a part or sample of material without impairing its future usefullness. Methods used are VISUAL, OPTICAL, LIQUID PENETRANT, MAGNETIC PARTICLE, EDDY CURRENT, ULTRASONIC, RADIOGRAPHIC
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BOMBS
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any weapon other than a torpedo, mine, rocket or missile, dropped from an aircraft. They can be smart or unguided
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ROCKETS
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Contains an explosive section and a propulsion cannot change direction after fired
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Missiles
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Has a explosive, propulion, and guidance section they can change direction after launch.
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Torpedoes
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Self-propelled underwater missile used against surface and underwater targets. Primary weapon for subs
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4 Categories of tie down requirments
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Initial
Intermediate Permanent Heavy weather (severe weather) |
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Airfield rotating Beacon
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airport is below VFR weather conditions, the airport rotating beacon is used to id the airport's location during darkness and daylight hours. flashes 12 -15 times a minute
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Harrier
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AV-8 Fighter attack (marines
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C-130
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HERCULES LOG SUPPORT
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GREYHOUND
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C-2 CARRIER LOG SUPPORT
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C-20
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LOGISTIC SUPPORT
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C-9
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SKY TRAIN
LOG SUPPORT |
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EA-6B
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PROWLER
ELECTRONIC WARFARE |
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HAWKEYE
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E-2
EARLY WARNING |
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HURON
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C-12
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MERCURY
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E-6
FLEET AIR RECON |
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H-2
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SEAPRITE
ANTI SUB |
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H-3
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SEA KING
ANTI SUB |
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H-46
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SEA KNIGHT
COMBAT SUPPORT |
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H-53
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SEA STALLION
MINE COUNTER |
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SH-60B
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SEAHAWK
ANTI SUB |
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SH-60F
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OCEANHAWK
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HH-60H
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SEAHAWK
SAR SPEC OP |
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SKY HAWK
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TA-4 TRAINER
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T-2
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BUCKEYE
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T-45
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GOSHAWK
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UH-1N
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IROQUIOS
HELO COMBAT SUPPORT |
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T-34
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MENTOR
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T-44
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PEGASUS
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F-5
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TIGER 2
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AH-1
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COBRA
HELO COMBAT SUPPORT |
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MCU-2/P PROTECTIVE MASK
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GAS MASK
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WET-WEATHER CLOTHING
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KEEPS SKIN SAFE FROM LIQUID AGENTS AND RADIO ACTIVE
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ATROPINE/2 PAN CHLORID (OXIME) AUTOINJECTOR
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USED FOR SEPCIFIC THERAPY FOR NERVE AGENT CASUALTIES. ISSUED IN AUTOMATIC INJECTORS FOR INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTION SELF-AID OR FIRST AID.
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IM-143 POCKET DOSIMETER
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DETECTS AGENTS
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DT-60 PERSONNEL DOSIMETER
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DETERMINE TOTAL AMOUNT OF GAMMA RADIATION YOU HAVE BEEN EXPOSED TO.
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CHOCKING AGENTS
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USED IN WW1 MESSE WITH RESP SYSTEM FLUID IN LUNGS 2-24HRS
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NERVE AGENTS
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MOST DEADLY AFFECTS CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
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BLOOD AGENTS
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INTERFERE WITH THE DISTRIBUTION OF OXYGEN BY THE BLOOD
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BLISTER AGENTS
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SHOCK, NAUSEA. MUSTARD GAS
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RADIATION
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ALPHA & BETA PARTICLES
GAMMA & NEUTRON RADIATION |
4 HAZARDS
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NAVFLIRS
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YELLOW SHEET DOCS ALL NAVY FLT ACTIVITY
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HYDRAULIC FLUID USED IN THE NAVY
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CLASS 5 A/C
CLASS 3 SE |
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WHEN HANDLING LOX HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE REQUIRED
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2 OR MORE QUALIFIED
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CATEGORIES OF HAZARDOUS MATERIAL
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FLAMMABLE OR COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS
TOXIC MATERIALS CORROSIVE MATERIALS OXIDIZING MATERIALS AEROSOL CONTAINERS COMPRESSED GASES |
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Physical Characteristic of the P-3 aircraft
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4 Engine, low wing A/C designed for patrol, anti-sub warfare and fleet support.
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Type of engine on P-3
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T-56-A-14 turboprop engine
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How much SHP does one engine have on a P-3
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4,600 at take off
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How is the P-3C readily identified?
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sonobuoy chutes
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How is the P-3 all weather
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Its de-ice and anti-ice systems.
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Engine bleed air from the 14th stage of the compressor is used for what?
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Deice the wings and anti-ice the engines airscoop, compressor inlet and torquemeter shroud assembly.
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How are the props and empennage deiced or anti-iced.
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Electrically
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Mission Commander
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Naval Aviator or NFO that is properly qualified.
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(PPC) Patrol Plane Commander
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Responsible for the effectiveness of the aircraft and crew for all matters affecting safety of flight.
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(PPP) Patrol Plane Pilot
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Assist the PPC and is a backup for the PPC
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(PPCP) Patrol Plane Copilot
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Is a relief for the PPC or PPP during extended flight operations
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Navigation Communication Officer
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Maintain an accurate record of present and past positions
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TACCO
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Employ appropriate tactics and procedures to most effectively carry out the mission.
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Acoustic Operators (SS1/2)
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Responsible to detect, classify and report sonobuoy contact data.
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Electronic Warfare Operator (SS3)
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Support the mission by utilizing RADAR, ESM, MAD/SAD, IRDS, and IFF systems and subsystems, as directed by the TACCO.
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Safety of Flight Radar Operator (SOFRO)
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Provide weather, terrain, and aircraft avoidance using radar and IFF systems.
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What sensor station is required over water transit flights?
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SS3
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What is the minimum altitude while flying on two engines?
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1000 ft
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General arrangement of the P-3 as stated on the NATOPS Flt Man.
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Fuselage is pressurized from the forward bulkhead of the flight station to the aft bulkhead in the cabin. Entrance to the cabin is by way of the door in the port side of the fuselage. The flt station is entered from the cabin. An electromechanical folding ladder, which stows in the cabin, can be used for personnel loading and unloading at stations where external loading ramps are not available. Emergency ext hatches are located over each wing in the sides of the fuselage, aft of the pilot side windshield panel, and in the top of the flight station. Lavatory, galley, and other convenience facilities are located in the aft fuselage.
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IFF
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Five modes 1&2 are used exclusively by the military for identification. Mode 3A is used by both military and civilian ATCs.
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ADF
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Automatic Direction Finder operates on AM signals in the 190-1750Khz
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TACAN
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Tactical Air Navigation - an airborne receiver - transponder operates with surface stations up to 390nms away and has 99 channels
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ISAR
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Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar
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IRDS
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InfraRed Detection System - converts infrared radiation emanating from a heat source and converts it to a black and white television image at SS3 nose radom
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ESM
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Electronic Suppport Measures - a passive system doesn't admit any waves can be displayed at SS3 and TACCO
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ISAR
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Invers Synthetic Aperature Radar - radar system that generates true, recognizable, two-dimensional images of any selected ship target.
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What are the seven primary mission areas of Maritime Patrol Aircraft (MPA)?
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Anti-Surface Warfare
Anti-Sub Warfare Command & Control Warfare Command, Control & Communications Intelligence Mine Warfare Mobility (MOB) |
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DFW has a minimum of what total requirments?
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Complete 1 DFW per month with a min of 6 landings
Complete 1 night DFW per quarter with a min of 6 landings Complete 1 Instructor DFW per quarter which includes a 3 engine, 2 engine, and no flap landing, etc. |
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Crew training does what?
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Improves the effectiveness of the crew's ability to complete the mission due to better cordination.
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Condition 1
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Battle - all stations are manned
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Condition 2
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High altitude operations you can move about the cabin
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Condition 3
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Operation check all stations manned by primary operators who will op ICS
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Condition 4
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Aircraft inspection all designated areas will be inspected and reported to in person to pilot and FE
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Condition 5
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Landing and Take Off
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