Things To Work On

Front 1

Aircraft log Book stores what information?

Back 1

Detailed info on individual Aircraft.

Front 2

Name components located in the LPU-32/P life preserver.

Back 2

Sea dye marker, whistle, Chemlite, manual inflation

Front 3

How many MK-124’s are there in a rescue swimmers Tri-SAR harness?

Back 3

(2x) MK-124

Front 4

What type of sonobuoys are there?

Back 4

Active, and Passive

Front 5

What is the weight of the AGM-144 hellfire missile?

Back 5

99 Lbs

Front 6

What kind of ammunition does a GAU-21?

Back 6

.50 caliber

Front 7

What is the rate of fire for a M240 machine gun?

Back 7

650-950 rpm, 7.62 ammo

Front 8

What color smoke does the MK-124 produce?

Back 8

Orange- Day Time

Red- Night time

Front 9

What are the three categories of HERO?

Back 9

HERO SAFE

HERO SUSCEPTIBLE

HERO UNSAFE

Front 10

What is HERO safe?

Back 10

Shielded from all (EED’s)

Front 11

What is HERO susceptible?

Back 11

Proved by test to have EED

Affected by RF energy

Front 12

The standby Magnetic compass heading reference relative to ____________ North?

Back 12

Magnetic North

Front 13

How many circuit breaker panels are there?

Back 13

5 circuit breakers

Front 14

Where is the Air Data Computer located in the aircraft?

Back 14

Fwd Port and starboard of cabin

Front 15

What are the factors that affect helicopter in “flight”?

Back 15

Lift

Weight

Drag

Thrust

Front 16

What are the factors affect the helicopters performance?

Back 16

Engine Performance

Weather

Wind

Weight

Front 17

What type of shock is involved with a Spinal Injury?

Back 17

Neurogenic shock

Front 18

What shock causes hypersensitivity or allergic reaction?

Back 18

Anaphylactic shock

Front 19

What shock happens when there is a severe loss of blood ?

Back 19

Hypovolemic shock

Front 20

What ORM step do you have to identify the hazards?

Back 20

Assess hazards

Front 21

What shock causes rapid, shallow breathing, cold; clammy skin, rapid, weak pulse?

Back 21

Low blood pressure

Front 22

What class mishap is the second most expensive in damage?

Back 22

Class B, 500,000 less than 2,000,000, permanent partial disability

Front 23

What class mishap is the least expensive in damages?

Back 23

Class C; 50,000- 500,000, loss of time from work or disability.

Front 24

The M9 chemical agent detector paper turns what color?

Back 24

Red

Front 25

What shock results in bacteria multiplying in the blood

Back 25

Septic shock

Front 26

What shock happens when the heart is damaged?

Back 26

Cardiogenic shock

Front 27

What ORM step involves creating an outline or chart?

Back 27

Identify Hazards

Hint 27

First ORM step

Front 28

What risk decision do you have to use measures to eliminate hazards or reduce the the degree of risk?

Back 28

Implement control

Hint 28

Fourth step

Front 29

What ORM step starts with the most serious risk first and select controls that reduces to risk to a minimum?

Back 29

Make risk decision

Hint 29

Third step

Front 30

What class mishap is the most expensive in damage?

Back 30

Class A, 2,000,000+, death or permanent disability

Front 31

The old CPR order was changed from A-B-C to?

Back 31

C/A/B

Front 32

What type of burst has the worst fallout?

Back 32

Surface; due to fireball touching the surface

Front 33

What blast has a small fireball and blast wave?

Back 33

Shallow underwater burst

Front 34

What does an Airburst not do?

Back 34

Fireball doesn’t touch surface

Front 35

A DT-60 measures measures how many roentgens?

Back 35

0-600 roentgens

Front 36

What do you need have in a MOPP 0?

Back 36

Have IPE available within 5 min.

Front 37

What needs to be carried in MOPP 2?

Back 37

Mask Carried

Front 38

In MOPP 1 what needs to ready to use?

Back 38

Gloves Ready

Hint 38

G_____

Front 39

MOPP 3 involves doing what?

Back 39

Installing filters

Hint 39

What is used to to clear liquid of contamination

Front 40

MOPP 4 consist of doing what?

Back 40

Counter measure wash down

Hint 40

Most severe

Front 41

What extinguishing agent is colorless, faintly sweet smelling, and nonconductive

Back 41

Halon 1211

Front 42

Bromochlorodifluoromethane is what extinguishing agent?

Back 42

Halon 1211

Front 43

What location is use to calibrate aircraft compass?

Back 43

Compass calibration pad

Front 44

Runways are numbered in relation to ________ heading?

Back 44

Magnetic heading and rounded to the 10 degree

Front 45

Steam smothering is identified by what marking?

Back 45

18 inch black

3 inch white steam

Front 46

What scale is used to determine conditions for defense abroad?

Back 46

Threatcon

Front 47

DEFCON determines what?

Back 47

Militaries chance of going to war

Front 48

FPCON NORMAL is what?

Back 48

General global threat

Front 49

FPCON ALPHA is what?

Back 49

Increase general threat

Front 50

FPCON BRAVO is what?

Back 50

Increased or more predictable threat

Front 51

FPCON CHALIE is what?

Back 51

Incident occurs or intelligence is received

Front 52

FPCON DELTA is what?

Back 52

Immediate area where attack happened

Front 53

What are some examples of nerve agents?

Back 53

Sarin(GB), Tabun(GA), VX

Front 54

In what form do Nerve agents come as?

Back 54

Liquid

Front 55

Who performs maintenance at D-level?

Back 55

FRC

O & I level workers Assisting Engineers

Hint 55

2nd

Front 56

I-level does what?

Back 56

Handles maintenance at the lowest resource.

Front 57

MMCO is responsible for what?(NAMP)

Back 57

Overall production and material support for departments.

Front 58

QAO ensures what?

Back 58

Ensures all QA personnel receive proper training.

Front 59

Type 1 Hangars is built for what?

Back 59

Aircraft carriers

Rotary wing & Small aircraft

Front 60

What branch uses Type 2 hangars?

Back 60

Marines

Hint 60

Size; 325 ft wide, 119 ft deep

Front 61

Type 3 hangars are primary used by who?

Back 61

Land based patrol

Hint 61

Size; 165 ft wide, 165 ft deep

Front 62

What is the cost for False activating fire suppression system

Back 62

80,000 dollars

Front 63

What is the fire triangle?

Back 63

Heat

Fuel

Oxygen

Front 64

Charlie fires are known for what fires?

Back 64

Electrical fires

Front 65

Initial tie-down requires how many chains?

Back 65

6 Chains

Front 66

Normal weather chain requirement?

Back 66

9 Chains; 45 knots

Hint 66

3,5,6

Front 67

Moderate weather requires how many chains?

Back 67

14 Chains; 46 to 60 Knots

Hint 67

3,5,6

Front 68

What makes DELTA fires unique?

Back 68

Flammable metals; magnesium and titanium

Front 69

What makes Delta fires unique?

Back 69

Flammable metals; magnesium and titanium

Front 70

What do Class Alpha fires produce?

Back 70

Ash

Front 71

Class Bravo fires happen with what kind of substances?

Back 71

Flammable liquids; gasoline, fuel, oil

Front 72

Charlie fires are known for what fires?

Back 72

Electrical fires

Front 73

Normal weather chain requirement?

Back 73

9 Chains; 45 knots

Hint 73

3,5,6

Front 74

Moderate weather requires how many chains?

Back 74

14 Chains; 46 to 60 Knots

Hint 74

3,5,6

Front 75

What’s the heavy weather tie-down requirement?

Back 75

20 Chains; 60+ knots

Hint 75

3,5,6

Front 76

Overall production and support of the department?

Back 76

MMCO

Material/maintenance control officer

Front 77

Who handles finances, and material req?

Back 77

MCO

Front 78

What type of aircraft cleaning compound is authorized?

Back 78

MIL-C-85570 type 2

Front 79

In Hydraulics; priority valve opens at what minimum pressure?

Back 79

2,500 psi

Front 80

In Hydraulics; priority valve closes at what pressure?

Back 80

Closes at 2,150-2,250 psi

Front 81

What kind of current do generators provide?

Back 81

AC power

Front 82

Describe the generators?

Back 82

115/200 volts AC

400 Hz

3 phase

Front 83

What Hydraulic pump charges the second stage tail servos?

Back 83

Back-up pump

Front 84

What are some examples of upkeep work?

Back 84

TA’s

Daily

Specials

Conditionals

Phase

Acceptance

Transfer

Front 85

High Frequency works on what frequency range?

Back 85

2 to 29.9999 MHz

Front 86

What is an Acceptance inspection?

Back 86

When getting custody of a new aircraft

Front 87

What establishes safety standards material readiness for the NAMP?

Back 87

COMNAVAIRFOR

Front 88

Symbols of fixed wing squadrons that test new aircraft?

Back 88

(VX/VXE)

Hint 88

V= fixed wing

Front 89

What are the three flight controls that affect helicopter flight?

Back 89

Collective stick

Cyclic stick

Rudders pedals

Front 90

Symbol for fixed wing squadron that provide training to naval aviator?

Back 90

(VT)

Front 91

Symbol for a fixed wing carrier based squadron?

Back 91

(VAW)

Front 92

What does a rescue swimmer Tri-SAR Harness have?

Back 92

Flotation device, harness, x2 Mk-124, strobe light, knife, j-knife

Front 93

Can a person become a passenger without proper authorization?

Back 93

False

Front 94

What year did HSC-6 retire “617” ?

Back 94

September 22, 2013; for the live lost on a detachment

Front 95

Conventional Ordnance Discrepancy Report (CODR) is for what?

Back 95

For reporting malfunctions and defects.

Front 96

JCN consist of how many characters?

Back 96

9 alphanumerical code

Front 97

What part of the aircraft absorbs shock when landing?

Back 97

Shock Strut assembly

Front 98

What flight controls destroys the smooth flow of air over the wing surface?

Back 98

Spoiler

Hint 98

Usually put in the back of cars for looks?

Front 99

In fixed wing what component changes the Pitch

Back 99

Elevators

Hint 99

What goes up and down in a building?

Front 100

Pulling on the collective changes the pitch of how many blades?

Back 100

All 4;at the same time.

Front 101

What fixed wing component changes the YAW

Back 101

Rudder

Hint 101

Top/ Aft of aircraft

Front 102

The CO has what safety responsibility?

Back 102

Ensures all persons are drilled and instructed on safety precautions

Front 103

At what percentage does the anti flaps come out

Back 103

35%

Front 104

What part of the fuel cell seals 14.2 mm shots?

Back 104

Lower third

Front 105

What part of the fuel cell seals 7.62 mm shots?

Back 105

Upper 2/3

Front 106

How much fuel does each cell hold

Back 106

1224 lbs

Front 107

What does the power train consist of?

Back 107

Main transmission

Drive shaft

Oil cooler

IGB

TGB

Front 108

APU supplies pneumatic power to what component?

Back 108

Engine Start

Bleed-air to ECS

Front 109

What provides limited electrical power to backup hydraulic pump?

Back 109

APU

Front 110

Purpose of Monthly Maintenance Plan(MMP)?

Back 110

Provides schedule of predictable workload.

Examples: inspections, transfers or Receipts of Aircraft in compliance with TD’s

Front 111

Aircraft log Book stores what information?

Back 111

Detailed info on individual Aircraft.

Front 112

Purpose of an FCF?

Back 112

When there is an installation or re-installation of major components, Phases, Not flown for more than 30 Days

Front 113

Speed is what?

Back 113

When Distance is measured in Time.

Front 114

Acceleration is what?

Back 114

When Speed/ Velocity matters with Time.

Front 115

Velocity is what?

Back 115

Mean how fast an object moves in a given Time and Direction.

Front 116

How many gun salutes does a President or Rulers of Foreign Nations get?

Back 116

21 Gun Salutes

Front 117

What Admirals involved isn’t the Battle of Midway?

Back 117

Japanese- Admiral Yamamoto

U.S.A- Admiral Nimitz

Front 118

In what U.S. conflict did Japanese naval forces retreat and U.S. secure the island?

Back 118

Guadalcanal

Hint 118

USS Juneau

Sullivan Brothers

Front 119

What year is proclaimed to be Naval Aviations Birthday and the First Aircraft owned?

Back 119

08May 1911

A-1 Triad

Front 120

What happened on 14Nov 1910?

Back 120

First Take-off from a Ship.

Hint 120

Eugene Ely

USS Birmingham

Front 121

Steps to take on a Sucking Chest Wound?

Back 121

Wipe away blood

Cover with plastic

Check for exit wounds

Roll onto injured side

Treat for shock

Front 122

Steps to take on a Sucking Chest Wound?

Back 122

Wipe away blood

Cover with plastic

Check for exit wounds

Roll onto injured side

Treat for shock

Front 123

What is an Oily Waste?

Back 123

When oil is mixed with water to an extent of No longer useful.

Front 124

What are the 6 Core-Capabilities?

Back 124

Forward Presence

Deterrence

Sea Control

Power Projection

Maritime Security

Humanitarian Ass/Disaster Relief

Front 125

What Work Order is a TS?

Back 125

Troubleshooting

Front 126

What Kind of Work Order is a DM?

Back 126

Discrepancy Maintenance.

Front 127

What Work Order is a CM?

Back 127

Cannibalization Maintenance

Front 128

What Work Order is a AD?

Back 128

Assist Maintenance

Front 129

What Work Order is a FO?

Back 129

Facilitate Other

Front 130

What Work Order is a CL?

Back 130

Conditional Look Phase

Front 131

What Work Order is a CF?

Back 131

Conditional Fix Phase

Front 132

What Work Order is a SX?

Back 132

Special Inspection One Workcenter.

Front 133

Step to take for Abdominal Evisceration?

Back 133

DO NOT push on the intestines!

DO NOT stick intestines back in!

Front 134

What Work Order is a SC?

Back 134

Special Inspection Control

Front 135

What Work Order is a TD?

Back 135

Technical Directive.

Front 136

What is a WUC or Work Unit Code?

Back 136

A Alpha Numeric code that identifies the area of discrepancy.

Front 137

The name of server OOMA is in?

Back 137

Foundation Tier

Front 138

What is Human Error?

Back 138

Involves Physical and mental factors.

Front 139

Maintenance Errors involves what?

Back 139

Not doing things by the book.

Front 140

Administrative and Supervisory Error

Back 140

Failure to supervise properly or qualify people.

Front 141

Material Failure Errors are what?

Back 141

Defective, faulty designed, or badly repaired materials.

Front 142

What do Blister Agent cause or do?

Back 142

Causes inflammation, blisters, destruction of skin(tissue).

Front 143

What do Blood Agents attack?

Back 143

Attacks the Enzymes carrying Oxygen in the Blood.

Front 144

Who signed the Navy Energy Vision?

Back 144

CNO, on October 2010.

Front 145

What do Chocking Agents affect?

Back 145

Lungs, throat, head, stomach

Front 146

Purpose of Biological Warfare?

Back 146

To Weaken the Opposing Combatant Forces.

Front 147

How are Alpha Fires Extinguished ?

Back 147

Water

AFFF

Front 148

How are Bravo fires Extinguished?

Back 148

AFFF

Halon 1211

PKP

CO2

Front 149

How are Charlie Fires Extinguished?

Back 149

Energized: CO2, Halon 1211, PKP, Water(Fog pattern)

De-Energized: As Class A, B, D

Front 150

How are Class Delta Extinguished?

Back 150

Water (High Velocity Fog)

Front 151

What’s the purpose of Aviation Energy Conservation Program?

Back 151

Ensures the right amount of fuel is provided for mission readiness.

Front 152

Short-Cycle Mission and Recovery Tanking is used for what?

Back 152

Solution to F/A- 18 overconsumption of fuel during loitering, called “yo-yo” tanking.

Front 153

Where are Portable CO2 fire extinguishers mounted on?

Back 153

Bulk Head above the deck.

Front 154

(Hangars); how many OHMS do ground points provide?

Back 154

10 ohms or less.

Front 155

What are the 6 categories of HAZMAT?

Back 155

Flammable or Combustable

Aerosol Containers

Toxic Materials

Corrosive Materials

Oxidizing Materials

Compressed Gases

Front 156

What does “MSDS” stand for?

Back 156

Material Safety Data Sheet

Front 157

What does MSDS contain?

Back 157

How to Safely handle hazmat

Health Hazards

Physical and Chemical characteristics.