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30 Cards in this Set
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107.1
Explain the fundamentals of camp layout. |
1. Sufficient space for command dispersion
2. Concealment from ground and air observation 3. Protection from bombing and strafing attacks 4. Protection from mechanized attack |
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107.1
Sanitation concerns |
- Water supply
- Drainage - Shade - Access - Site not occupied by other units in last two months. It is unlikely that there will be a waterborne sewage system available for use. the usual alternative is a latrine; must be 100 yards from the nearest natural water source and food service areas. The site should be reasonably near the user, but 50 feet from sleeping areas. |
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107.1
The TEMPER is the HEART of the tent |
It provides climate controlled billeting and support facilities for customer/tenant functions. The TEMPER is the building block that is used in the 9 different subsystems of a camp layout.
* Customer Billeting * Operator Billeting * Administrative / Medical / MWR Services * MWR Facility * Chaplain * Sanitation and Food Preparation * Dining Facilities * Field Showers (2 Each) * Containerized Shower Subsystem |
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107.2
Discuss the purpose of leach fields. |
An important part of a septic tank individual sewage disposal system, used to dispose sewage and gray water into the ground. Constructed of 4 to 6 in perforated pipe, pipes are 5-10 feet apart; laid out in a herringbone pattern or with the laterals at right anglez to the main distribution pipe.
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107.3
Trouble Desk |
The purpose of the camp maintenance desk is to receive all customer service calls. The trouble desk coordinates the maintenance calls and tasks with the people who provide the maintenance service. The trouble desk attendant enters all customer trouble calls into the trouble desk log and fills out Emergency Service Authorization (ESA) forms.
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107.3
Four Priority Work Classifications |
1. Safety - Work required primarily for safety concerns
2. Function - Work primarily identified with the mission of the activity 3. Preventative - Work primarily required to prevent significant deterioration of the plant property or equipment caused by continued use or from natural forces. 4. Appearance - Work done primarily for preserving or upgrading the appearance of a facility |
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107.3
Operator Inspection |
Performed by the operator assigned to the equipment. Part of the operator's day-to-day responsibilities.
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107.4
Potable Water |
Water that is safe to drink
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107.4
Non-Potable Water |
Unsafe and/or unpalatable for drinking
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107.4
Chlorination |
Most common method of disinfecting potable water
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107.4
Super Chlorination |
Super chlorination is a process used to disinfect water containers.
100 parts per million (PPM) |
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107.5
Mission of the Logistical Advance Party |
Precede the main body and to accomplish administrative, logistic and construction missions.
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107.6
Discuss key features that must be considered in site selection and defensive tactics. |
- Real estate availability and control (on/off base)
- Seaport and Airport capabilities and conditions. - Site conditions for tent camps, future expansion, drainage problems, ground cover, and soil conditions - Availability and cost of indigenous construction materials - Electric power availability - Source and quality of potable water - Adequacy of sewage disposal facilities - Potential environmental health hazards - Communication equipment availability and capability - Radio frequencies available for use; use of INMARSAT antennas and mobile phones |
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107.7
Discuss the recommended spacing for the following campsite function: Food Services V. Latrine |
300 feet
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107.7
Discuss the recommended spacing for the following campsite function: Food Services V. Billeting |
200 feet
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107.7
Discuss the recommended spacing for the following campsite function: Billeting V. Latrine |
200 feet
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107.7
Discuss the recommended spacing for the following campsite function: Gray Water V. Food Services |
200 feet
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107.7
Discuss the recommended spacing for the following campsite function: Generator V. Billeting |
50 feet
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107.7
Discuss the recommended spacing for the following campsite function: Latrine / Billeting / Food Services V. Road |
15 feet
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107.7
Discuss the recommended spacing for the following campsite function: Latrine / Billeting / Food Services V. Fuel |
300 feet
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107.8
Define ROWPU |
Reverse Osmosis Water Purification Unit
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107.9
Capabilities of the ROWPU |
- The ROWPU is the most common field purification system in use. This versatile unit will produce potable water from contaminated sources including fresh, brackish, sea water. The finished water must be disinfected to eliminate viruses and protect the water from microbial contamination.
- The Camp Lemonnier ROWPU system produces 250,000 K gallons per day. |
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107.10
6 KW Generator with flood lights |
- 3 cylinder diesel (glowplugs)
- 30 gal fuel tank (38.3 gph) |
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107.10
Power |
- 120 / 240 volt output. 6 KW @ 60 Hz and 25 / 50 amps
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107.10
Towing |
- Max speed on camp 6 mph, on pavement 60 mph
- tow only in stowed position |
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107.10
Starting / Shutdown |
- Main breaker on, all other breakers off, prime, turn knob to start, then run, then flip all other breakers on.
- Turn light breakers off, turn knob off, turn off main breaker |
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107.10
Hazards |
- Tipping (with outriggers placed can tolerate winds up to 62 mph)
- Crushing (when lowering light mast) - Hazmat (Fuel, oil, batteries) - Electrical (outlets, batteries) - Mechanical (moving engine parts, improper towing) |
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107.11
Emergency / Service Work |
16 man hours
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107.11
Specific job order work requests |
Exceeds 16 hours.
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107.11
Standing job orders |
Standing job orders are written for all work that is highly repetitive in nature.
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