Esws Essex (Navigation)

Front 1

Define: Advance

Back 1

Distance gained on original turn

Front 2

Define: Transfer

Back 2

Distance gained on next leg

Front 3

Define: D.I.W.

Back 3

Dead in the water(Not making way)

Front 4

Define: Stand On

Back 4

Vessel maintains her course and speed.

Front 5

Define: Give Away

Back 5

Every vessel which is directed to keep out of the way of another vessel shall, so far as possible, take early and substantial action to keep well clear.

Front 6

Length of Essex

Back 6

844ft.

Front 7

Which Mast is the Highest?

Back 7

AFT Mass- 186ft

Front 8

how deep is Safe Nagivation Draft?

Back 8

30ft

Front 9

What is Average daily Draft?

Back 9

27ft.

Front 10

Describe the navigational lights:

Underway

Back 10

2 Masthead lights (225 degrees-white), Port & Stbd running lights (112.5 degrees each) port is red and stbd is green & stern light (135 degrees-white)

Front 11

Describe the navigational lights:

in-port

Back 11

Aircraft warning lights (X2-red), Waterline Security, Jackstaff and Flagstaff Lights

Front 12

Describe the navigational lights:

Special Evolutions

Back 12

Red over White over Red

Front 13

Describe the navigational lights:

Man Overboard

Back 13

Red over Red Pulsating

Front 14

Describe the navigational lights:

Not Under Command

Back 14

Red Over Red

Front 15

Describe the navigational lights:

Anchored

Back 15

Aircraft warning lights (X2-red), Waterline Security, Jackstaff and Flagstaff Lights (same as in-port)

Front 16

Describe the navigational lights:

Aground

Back 16

3 Red Lights

Front 17

Describe the day shapes:

Vessel Anchored

Back 17

One Ball

Front 18

Describe the day shapes:

Vessel not Under Command

Back 18

Two Black Balls

Front 19

Describe the day shapes:

Restricted Maneuvering (UNREP/Flight Quarter)

Back 19

Ball-Diamond-Ball

Front 20

Describe the day shapes:

Vessel Aground

Back 20

Three black balls

Front 21

Describe the day shapes:

Contrained by draft

Back 21

Cylinder

Front 22

Flags/Pennants :

Bravo

Back 22

Refueling/ammunition handling

Front 23

Flags/Pennants :

Starboard

Back 23

Senior Officer Present Afloat (SOPA)

Front 24

Flags/Pennants :

Papa

Back 24

Personell recall

Front 25

Flags/Pennants :

Code A

Back 25

Diver in the water

Front 26

Flags/Pennants :

Kilo

Back 26

Personnel working aloft

Front 27

Flags/Pennants :

Kilo 1

Back 27

Over the side

Front 28

Flags/Pennants :

Kilo 3

Back 28

Aloft and Over the Side

Front 29

Flags/Pennants :

Lima

Back 29

Hazards to electro magnetic radiation to ordnance (HERO)

Front 30

Flags/Pennants :

Foxtrot

Back 30

Fixed wing airplanes

Front 31

Flags/Pennants :

Hotel

Back 31

Helo operations

Front 32

Flags/Pennants :

Romeo

Back 32

Ready to Recieve along side

Front 33

Flags/Pennants :

Oscar

Back 33

Man Overboad

Front 34

Flags/Pennants :

Uniform

Back 34

Anchoring

Front 35

Flags/Pennants :

India

Back 35

Coming along side

Front 36

Flags/Pennants :

Golf

Back 36

Guide Ship

Front 37

Flags/Pennants :

Code Hotel

Back 37

Pilot is On Board

Front 38

Flags/Pennants :

Quebue

Back 38

Boat Recall

Front 39

Flags/Pennants :

Mike

Back 39

Medical Guard

Front 40

Flags/Pennants :

3rd Substitute

Back 40

CO not onboard

Front 41

Flags/Pennants :

2nd substitute

Back 41

Deputy no onboard

Front 42

Flags/Pennants :

1st substitute

Back 42

Flag Officer Absent / fly on the stbd side outboard (Phibron)

Front 43

low visibility sound signals for underway

Back 43

I prolonged blast every 2 minutes

Front 44

ow visibility sound signals for underway not making way

Back 44

2 prolonged blast every 2 minutes

Front 45

VMS Nodes locations

Back 45

Nav 1 is located in the bridge on Quarter master chart table

Nav 2 is located in CIC.

Nav 3 is located in the chart room

Nav 4 is located in Navigator's state room

Front 46

WHere is the Conning Station?

Back 46

Conning station Is located in the bridge by the Conning officer

Front 47

What do the VMS Primary sensors read?

Back 47

Heading, Course over Ground, Speed over ground, Speed through the water, Position

Front 48

What do the VMS secondary sensors read?

Back 48

Time, Magentic Variation, Wind, Depth, set and drift

Front 49

What is DAGR?

Back 49

Is a stand alone GPS.

Front 50

What is Cogent Laptop

Back 50

Another digital charting system fed from DAGR. If we loose all 5 VMS nodes we switch to the cogent laptop as a last resort.

Front 51

Stadimeter

Back 51

Determines distance from an object of known height

Front 52

Bearing Circle and who uses it?

Back 52

Used to shoot bearing to contacts. used by bearing takers

Front 53

Telescopic Alidade

Back 53

used for shooting relative/true bearing to aids of navigation

Front 54

Fathometer

Back 54

Reads depth of water under the keel

Front 55

GPS- Global Positioning System What souces do we have onboard?

Back 55

WSN-7 fwd/aft, AN-PSN11 PLGR, Furuno

Front 56

six rules of DR

Back 56

Plot a DR position at least every hour on the hour while in open-ocean.

Plot a DR position at every course change.

Plot a DR position at every speed change.

Plot a DR position when obtaining a fix or running fix.

Plot a DR position when obtaining a single line of position.

Label each fix with course, speed, and time.

Front 57

E.P. and Symbol?

Back 57

Estimated Position

Square

Front 58

Latitude

Back 58

Measures north and south from 0 to 90 degrees

Front 59

Longitude

Back 59

Measures east and west from 0 to 180 west and 180 east

Front 60

Set

Back 60

Direction the ship was pushed off course

Front 61

Drift

Back 61

Velocity (speed) the ship was pushed off course

Front 62

IALA B

Back 62

United States uses this buoy system

Front 63

methonds of attaining a ships position

Back 63

Electronic, Visual, Composite, Radar

Front 64

duties of the following bridge watch personnel:

OOD

Back 64

Responsible to the CO for the safe operation of ESX

Front 65

duties of the following bridge watch personnel:

Conning Officer

Back 65

Responsible for maintaining ships course and speed

Front 66

duties of the following bridge watch personnel:

Boatswain Mate Of The Watch

Back 66

Responsible for maintaining professionalism on the bridge and 1MC announcements

Front 67

duties of the following bridge watch personnel:

Helmsman

Back 67

Responsible for maintaining ships ordered course

Front 68

duties of the following bridge watch personnel:

Lee Helmsman

Back 68

Resonsible for maintaining ships ordered speed

Front 69

duties of the following bridge watch personnel

Lookouts

Back 69

Keep an eye out for hazards to navigation and an ear open for any sound signals

Front 70

duties of the following bridge watch personnel

JL/SPA25

Back 70

Tracks all contacts and reports information on contacts to the OOD.

Front 71

duties of the following bridge watch personnel

JOOD

Back 71

In training to become the OOD

Front 72

Describe the color of Port running lights

Back 72

Red

Front 73

Describe the color of Starboard running lights

Back 73

Green