Shipboard Magazines And Operations Study

Front 1

When recording magazine temperatures in the
permanent log, record temperatures in excess of
100 degrees in what way?

Back 1

Red ink

Front 2

Aircraft or aircraft carrier ammunition stowage
spaces (magazines) are also approved by whom?

Back 2

NAVAIRSYSCOM

Front 3

What command is responsible for issuing
instructions regarding the stowage of
chemical/biological ammunition aboard the ship?

Back 3

COMNAVSEASYSCOM

Front 4

During ordnance onloads/offloads who is
responsible for ensuring that safety
regulations and equipment used in accordance
with the NAVSEA OP 3347 (Old)
NAVSEA SW020-AD-SAF-010 (New) are adhered to?

Back 4

Commanding Officer

Front 5

Explosive materials from what compatibility
group are prohibited aboard combatant ships?

Back 5

Group A (Lead azide, mercury fulminate, PETN,
RDX, tetracene and lead styphnate)

Front 6

Information on aircraft assigned to carry
ordnance for the next workday can be found in
what document?

Back 6

Squadron flight schedule

Front 7

Which of the following methods is/are used to
transfer ammunition at sea?

Back 7

Conventional and vertical replenishment
(CONREP and VERTREP)

Front 8

How long may a ship stay in a naval shipyard
before ammunition must be off-loaded?

Back 8

Six weeks

Front 9

When ammunition is not required for ready
service, it should be stowed in what type of
magazine?

Back 9

Primary

Front 10

Approval for dumping pyrotechnic ammunition at
sea is granted by what authority?

Back 10

CNO (Regulated by the EPA)

Front 11

NAVSEASYSCOM should be notified when
magazine temperatures consistently
exceed ________ degrees?

Back 11

100

Front 12

A ship’s primary magazines are normally located
where?

Back 12

Below decks and below the waterline

Front 13

Where are stowage tables for mixed/incompatible
stowage found?

Back 13

NAVSEA OP 4 Ammunition Afloat

Front 14

Where are missile magazines normally located on
a carrier?

Back 14

Below the waterline and within the armored box

Front 15

When, if ever, are food and drink allowed in
magazines?

Back 15

When ammunition and explosives are not present

Front 16

To identify a lite box, what should be the
color of the paint or stencil ink?

Back 16

Orange

Front 17

During underway conventional ordnance
replenishment, what department mans the conning
stations?

Back 17

Corbetta

Front 18

What person ensures the appropriate HERO
condition has been set?

Back 18

The Operations Officer

Front 19

Aboard an aircraft carrier, what person is
responsible for the security of live ordnance
staged in the “bomb farm” area of the flight
deck

Back 19

Bomb-farm watch

Front 20

All electro-explosives devices have to be
struck below decks when an electrical storm is
within what mile radius of the ship?

Back 20

5 miles

Front 21

Hoists must be weight tested every 48 months in
accordance with what instruction/manual?

Back 21

NAVSEAINST 8023.3 and NAVSEA OP 4

Front 22

Hoists must be weight tested every how many
months?

Back 22

48 months

Front 23

At what temperature should all ammunition be
removed from a magazine?

Back 23

130 degrees

Front 24

What can be used to make racks in shipboard
magazines?
What are used to divide a large magazine area
into smaller areas or bins to hold various
sizes of ammunition with a minimum loss of
space?

Back 24

Stanchions and battens

Front 25

Magazines that are continuously occupied by
personnel are blown through or ventilated every
how many hours?

Back 25

A minimum of every five hours

Front 26

When inspecting a magazine containing smokeless
powder particular attention should be given to
the presence of what?

Back 26

The smell of alcohol, ether or nitrous

Front 27

How many thermometers are required to be in a
magazine?

Back 27

Two (A minimum of two thermostats shall be
installed with not less than one thermostat
installed for each 250 sq ft of deck area)

Front 28

Magazine temperature record cards should be
replaced in magazines at least how often?

Back 28

Monthly

Front 29

Aboard ship, ammo lockers are frequently found
in what location?

Back 29

On the weather deck

Front 30

Flare ready service lockers are normally
located where on an aircraft carrier?

Back 30

Outboard edge of the flight deck

Front 31

The decks and bulkheads of chemical magazines
are coated with what material?

Back 31

Impermeable material

Front 32

Of the following stores - flares, 20MM,
sonobuoys, and marine location markers, which
must NOT be stowed in a magazine equipped with
sprinkler system?

Back 32

Marine location markers

Front 33

What magazines do not require sprinkler
systems?

Back 33

Water activated pyrotechnic magazines -
magazines for Marine Location Markers such as
the MK-25 and MK-58, weather deck lockers and
20MM ready service rooms

Front 34

Magazine inspection logbooks can be destroyed
after a minimum of how many months have elapsed
since the date of the last entry?

Back 34

12 months/one year

Front 35

Ship’s magazine temperatures should be taken
and recorded on a magazine temperature record
card at what minimum intervals?

Back 35

Every 24 hours

Front 36

Concerning magazines, what do the stenciled
markings that must be located on the bulkheads,
overheads, and decks 12 feet apart state on
them?

Back 36

Ammunition far side

Front 37

Hot work may be performed how many feet form
the overhead when near a magazine?

Back 37

Five (5) feet

Front 38

During underway conventional ordnance
replenishment, what department mans the conning
stations?

Back 38

Deck Department