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39 Cards in this Set

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14 NOV 1910

First take off from a ship

20 JUNE 1913

ENS Billingsley first naval aviation fatality

10 MAR 1948

Fj-1 fury, first navy jet landing on uss boxer (cv 21)

7-8 May 1942

Battle of coral sea

3-5 June 1942

Midway turning point of pacific war

Forward presence

Protects ability to operate freely at sea

Detterence

National belief preventing wars is as important as winning wars

How many core capabilities are there

6

AATCC

Amphibious Air Traffic Control Center

AATCC plotter

Maintains ships plot

AATCC Status board keeper

Tracks vital aircraft info

AATCC final controller

Controls aircraft on final decent

AATCC departure controller

Maintains orderly flow of departing aircraft

AATCC assault controller

Control of ship to shore movement of aircraft

AATCC marshall controller

Establishes initial sequencing and separation of inbound aircraft

AATCC approach controller

controls inbound aircraft from marshal until handoff to final

AATCC supervisor

Responsible for overall operation and safety of AATCC

AATCC watch officer

Responsible to AIROPS of functioning and manning of AATCC

Basic components of a hydraulic system

Pump


Actuators


Reservoir


Selector valve

Main components of landing gear

Shock strut assembly


Dual wheels


Retracting cylinder


Uplock/downlock cylinder


Upper/lower drag braces

Basic sections of a jet engine

Intake


Compression


Combustion


Turbine


Exhaust

Tyoes of stretchers

Reese sleeve


Stokes stretcher


Raven litter

First Aid objectives

Save lives


Prevent further injury


Minimize infection

Methods to control bleeding

Direct pressure/ elevation


Pressure points


Tourniquet

Red light

Foul deck only apus and engines may be started with exception of H-1 aircraft

Amber lighr

Rotor engagement/ AV-8 run up. H-1 engine start

Green light

Clear for launch and recovery of fixed wing/ rotary wing aircraft

Blue light

HERO

TD-1A tiedown chain

10,000 lbs safe working load


18,000 lbs breaking strength


6,000 lbs if improperly installed


Adjustable from 1ft 6in - 9ft 10in

TD-1B tiedown chain

Safe working load/ breaking strength same as TD-1A.


Comes in 9ft or 14ft

Initial tiedown

4 point

Permanent tiedown

8 point

Heavy weather tiedown

12 point

Yellow shirt

Aircraft handling officer


Plane directors

Blue shirts

Aircraft handling crew

Red shirts

Crash and salvage

Green shirts

Gse troubleshooter


Aircraft maintenance crew


Photographers

Purple shirts

Fuel crew

Brown shirts

Plane captains