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38 Cards in this Set
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Who is the Ops O? |
Commander Beeman |
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What Is the Ops O responsible for? |
Responsible for the planning, coordinating, and scheduling the operations of the ship and assigned aircraft for warfare and logistic services. |
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Primary mission of CDC? |
Gather, process, display, evaluate, and disseminate pertinent information. |
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Secondary mission of CDC? |
Control and assist |
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Tactical Action Office (TAO) |
CO's representative in CDC, WEAPONS RELEASE AUTHORITY, uses all available means to defend the ship. |
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CDC Watch Officer (CDCWO) |
Responsible to TAO for surface and subsurface picture, assists the TAO by performing Admin duties. |
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Air Defense Weapons Coordinator (ADWC) |
Responsible for Air defense and engagement Doctrine |
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Tactical Information Coordinator (TIC) |
Responsible for the Tactical picture using data links |
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Air Intercept Controller (AIC) |
Responsible to assist all assigned aircraft to the completion of any aircraft mission |
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Auto Track Manager (ATM) |
Responsible for manipulating radar sensors |
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Identification Operator (IDOP) |
Identifies all air contacts using IFF |
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STRIKE |
Ensures safety of operation and verifies positive M2 & M4 on organic aircraft before they are handed over to another controller |
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Operational Order (OPORD) |
How a specific fleet will conduct operations in a specific country, AOR, or fleet. |
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Operational Plan (OPLAN) |
Complete format of a plan, prepared well in advance, to conduct military operations. |
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Operational Tasking (OPTASK) |
Policies promulgated by warfare commanders outlining intentions responses, and procedures for specific evolutions |
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What does IFF stand for? |
Identification Friend or Foe |
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Mode I IFF? |
Mission |
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Mode 2 IFF? |
Military ID Platform |
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Mode 3 IFF? |
Commercial Air |
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Mode 4 IFF? |
Encrypted (Military use only) |
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Mode C? |
Altitude Readout |
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Tactical Air Navigation (TACAN) |
Known as FATHER, device mounted on the ships mast allowing aircraft to use as a homing device to return to the ship. |
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Digital Dead Reckoning Tracer (DDRT) |
Plots on ship/strike group surface assets and assists for man overboard |
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Electronic Support |
Detects radar signals |
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Electronic Attack |
Jamming radar signals |
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Electronic Protect |
Countermeasure to reduce the effects of enemy jamming |
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What are Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIO)? |
Boarding merchant vessels and inspecting cargo, diverting violators of embargoes. |
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What are Non-combatant Evacuation Operations (NEO)? |
Plans to evacuate citizens from an area after a natural disaster, evacuate US citizens from hostile areas |
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What is Beadwindow? |
Broadcasting classified information over an unclassified net |
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What is gingerbread? |
Intruder on the Net |
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What is Essential Elements of Friendly Information (EEFI)? |
Information that is considered important, and must not be disclosed. |
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What is the Primary Air Search Radar? |
SPS-48, 3D, range of 220 NM |
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What is the Secondary Air Search Radar? |
SPS-49, 2D, Range of 256 NM |
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What is the Primary Fire Control Radar? |
SPQ-9B, range of 20 NM Surface, 80 NM Air |
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What is the Primary Surface Search Radar? |
SPS-67, range of 100 NM |
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What is the Primary Navigational Radar? |
SPS-73, 2D, Range of 100 NM |
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What is the Secondary Navigational Radar? |
Furruno, Range of 100 NM |
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What is the the Anti-spam Missile Defense (ASMD)? |
SLQ-32 |
