Scws Cbr Section

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CBR

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Chemical, Biological, Radiological

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What do you when a CBR attack occurs?

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Save your life and pass the word

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How do you tell if an attack has occurred?

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natural biological life forms.

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What should you put the M9 paper?

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put it on your leg so your partner can tell.

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What information is contained on NATO signs?

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-DTG chemical hit
-what type of agent
-form
-who detected
where (grid coordinates)

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What does JLIST stand for?

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Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology

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What does MOPP stand for?

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Mission
Orientation
Protective
Posture

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What decon it is used for vehicles?

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M295

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What decon kit is used for personnel?

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M291

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What decon kit is used to test water?

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M276

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NBC

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Nuclear, Biological, Chemical

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Reaction to any chemical attack

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1) stop breathing
2) close eyes
3) Don mask
4) Give alarm
5) Help others

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NAAK

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Nerve Agent Antidote Kit

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What does the NAAK contain?

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-1 atropine
-1-2pam chloride

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What is the detection equipment?

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M8 paper
M9 paper
M256A1
M272A1
M88 Kit

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What does the M88 kit detects?

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Detects vapor and blister

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Describe the M22 detector kit?

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-place 300m from detector to detector
-place detector 150m upwind from FLOT

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Describe the M272A1

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detects nerve, blister, blood in water, contains 25 tests per kit

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Describe the M256A1

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detects vapor nerve, blister, blood, contains 12 tests per kit

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Describe the M9 paper

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-liquid only
red=nerve& blister only
- can be used on equipment
-use gloves when handling

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Describe the M8 paper

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liquid only
Red= Blister
Yellow/Green= nerve

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Do the Seabees have a way to detect biological agents?

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NO

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6 types of Chemical agents

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Blister
Blood
Choking
Nerve
Incapacitating
MIlitary Compound

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Describe a military compound

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temporary irritating effect
Types-Admsite, CS,CN gas

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Describe Incapacitating agent

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alters and disrupts the central nervous system.
-depressants
Stimulates-flood bran with too much info

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Describe Nerve agent

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Attacks nervous system by reacting w/enzyme
Pinpointed pupils, nausea, drooling,muscle twitching
Dtected by M8/M9 paper, M22, M256

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Describe Chocking agent

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Constricts regular breathing
Headache, shallow breathing, foaming of the mouth
smells like mown hay or green corn
Detected by ICAD

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Describe Blood agent

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prevents normal transfer of O2 to the body resulting in cell suffocation
Convulsions, coughing, tightness of chest

Smells of almonds
Detected by M256, ICAD

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Describe blister agent

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causes inflammation, blistering, destruction of tissue
-bloodshot eyes, blister, burns in moist areas
-smells like garlic
-M256, M8/M9 paper, M22

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Radiation blasts

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high altitude- EMP, Black out
Low altitude- Max Blast, Thermal Effect
Surface- Max casualty, Fallout
Sub-surface- Max Seismic dmage

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What are three types of radiation?

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Alfa- cannot penetrate clothing, ranges 0-3 off the ground
Beta-internal & external hazard, nuclear fallout
Gamma- nothing stops

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Describe the Decontamination Kits

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M-291-skin decontamination
M-295-Equipment Decontamination
M-17-PDDA (Power Driven Decon Appararus)-pump, tank, shower

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What are the leves of decontamination?

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Immediate-Skin decon, Operator spray down
Operational-removal of gross contaminates, MOPP gear exchange
Through-detail troop and equipment decon

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What is the gas mask?

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M50

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Is there any protection from ammonia or Carbon monoxide?

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NO

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What are the 5 levels of MOPP?

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0-All gear, equipment carried
1-Over garment worn
2-Boots worn
3-Mask worn
4-Hood and Gloves worn

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Describe the JSLIST?

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120 days unsealed
24 hours in contaminated area
6 washes

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What are the 8 station for DTD

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1. Individual gear decon
2. Over boot and hood decon
3. Over garment removal
4. Over boot and glove removal
5. Monitor
6. Mask removal
7. Mask decon point
8. Re-Issue gear point

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What does DTD stand for?

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Detailed Troop Decontamination

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Describe Individual gear decon

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Removes contamination to a negligible risk level from gear. (782 gear)

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Describe the DS2 application station

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-to apply decontaminant to the entire vehicle.
-uses a mop

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Describe the Contact and Interior

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Liquid Control Line

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Describe the rinse station

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To remove the DS2 from the vehicle.

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Chemical Warfare

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kill, injure, or incapacitate man due to its physiological effects.

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3 Types Antipersonnel agents

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Casualty

Incapacitating

Harassing

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Casualty Agent

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Nerve

Blister

Blood

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Incapacitating

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Depressants

Stimulants

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Harrasing

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Tear

Vomiting agents

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Chemical Weapons Delivery

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Direct dispersal (opening up a bottle upwind)

Ground Burst

Air Bursts (artillery shells)

Spray (air delivery).

Thermal (rockets, explosives)

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What does the M88 Kit contains?

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M22 detector

5 M42 alarms

M28 external power supply

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Describe Bilogical Warfare

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Intentional release of living organisms or substances produced by living organisms to cause death or disease to man, domestic animals, crops, etc.

They cause diseases such as typhoid fever, cholera, and influenza.

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What are the Biological Warfare types

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Bacteria

Rickets

Viruses

Fungi