Radio

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What is a communication status board

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Indicates radio circuit assignments, frequencies, radio remote station channelization and use

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Radio telephones used for

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Is used for tactical and administrative communications by ships and aircraft

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Atmospheric conditions

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Usually have very little effect on radar they are the most common atmospheric conditions to radar

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Flash Z

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Process voice or radio messages as fast as humanly possible under ten minutes. Normally dealing with emergency action messages.

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Immediate (O)

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Process voice or radio messages within 30 minutes or less

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Priority (P)

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Process voice or radio messages within 3 hours or less. Highest precedence to admin messages

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Routine (R)

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Messages within 6 hours or less

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Minimize

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The condition imposed in a specific communications area to reduce voice and record traffic so that essential traffic can be efficiently handled

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EEFI- ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS of FRIENDLY INFORMATION

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list of procedures and developed to identify specific items of information which, if acquired, by an adversary, will degrade the security of military ops

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Gingerbread

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The code word used to warn operators of spoofing on the net by giving orders using a borrowed call sign from a friendly unit or by passing deceitful messages

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EMCON

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selective control conditions of emitting electromagnetic or acoustic energy

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Ship to shore

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Various communication circuits by which ships can transmit its messages traffic ashore or to other ships for delivery or relay

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What are the three methods or modes of operating circuits

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DUPLEX- circuit designed to transmit and receive simutaniously

SIMPLEX- method of operation is that provides a single channel of frequency on which information can be changed

SEMI DUPLEX- combination of simplex and duplex modes

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Ship-to-ship

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Various communication circuits by which by which ships can transmit its messages traffic to other ships

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Comsec

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Communication security

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Comsec involves what?

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Involves protective measures taken to deny unauthorized persons information derived from possessions and study of telecommunications relating to national security

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EKMS MANAGER

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is a person designated in writing by the commanding officer to maintain the ekms account for the command. Ens dyer

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A primary alternate

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Designated by CO

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TPI

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Two person integrity- a two person must be in contact at all times for accountability COMSEC material

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Communications security materiel CMS

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Access-spaces have degree of security

Classification- info or materiel that requires protection

Clearance- authority granted to an individual based background check

Need to know- only people who need to know

Restricted area- spaces restricted to only people that need to be there

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Security classifications and colors

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Confidential-blue

Secret-red

Top secret- orange

Unclassified-green

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Emergency destruction

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Plans that provide protection, removal or destruction of classified materiel

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Emergency plans must cover three areas.what are they

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Natural disasters,

Civil disturbances

Enemy action

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Casrep

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Casualty reports

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Kind of casreps are there

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Initial

Update

Correction

Cancellation

Sorts

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Logreq

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Logistics request

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What information does a logreq hold

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Ship type

Line handlers provide

Arrange daily mail

Pier services

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Movrep

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Movement report

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What is in a movie and when is it sent out

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Date time and group and ships bearings and intended locations at given time. Transmitted 24-48 hours before getting underway

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Oprep-3 pinnacle messages (operational reports)

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Emergency, require fast reaction once received

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White pinnacle voice report response time

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Within 5 minutes after received

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White pinaccle message

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Respond 20 minutes after received

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Oprep-3 navy blue

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Immediate notification of incidents of military, political, or press that are high navy level interests and unexpected event involving a nuclear weapon/component

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Oprep-3 blue dart

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Terrorism activity

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Frequencies

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HF

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High frequency- 3-30 MHZ

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VHF

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Very high frequency- 30-300 MHZ

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UHF

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Ultra high frequency- 300 MHZ- 3 GHZ

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SHF

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Super high frequency- 3-30 MHZ

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EHF

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Extremely high frequency- 30-300 GHZ

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What transmitters does HF have

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URT-23C transmitters

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How many modes of operation does HF have, and what are they

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9-

Off

Standby

Isb

Lsb

Usb

Ratt

Am

Cw

Isb ratt

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What is the hf band used by

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Mobile and maritime units

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What is special about hf

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Hf comms is the only circuit that utilises a separate transmit and receiver set up

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Where are the antennas

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As-3772 Twin whips transmits- helo tower painted red

As-2535Twin whips port stbd flight deck relieves only (blue)

As-3771 Twin whips 06 midship transmits (red)

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Uhf

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Uhf

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Vhf

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Extremely high frequency

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Sas machine coke machine and such

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