Exw Specific Coastal Riverine Force

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HERO Safe Ordnance

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Ordnance shielded from RF environment

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HERO Susceptible Ordnance

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Ordnance containing EED's proven to be affected by RF energy

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HERO Unreliable Ordnance

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Ordnance whose performance is degraded due to RF exposure

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HERO Unsafe Ordnance

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Ordnance internal wiring is exposed to a RF environment

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Compass Variation

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Angle between magnetic and geographical meridians

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Compass Deviation

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Amount that the compass is deflected from the magnetic meridian due to effects of the ship

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Compass Rose North

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Outer ring is true north, inner ring is magnetic north

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Plan of Intended Movement (PIM)

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Pre-planned course

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Line of Position (LOP)

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Position of a boat determined by methods of plotting

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Dead Reckoning

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Determining a boats position by its speed, time and course of its last know position

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Relative Bearing

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Direction based off the boats bow

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International Association of Lighthouse Authorities (IALA)

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System of buoyage for conveying navigational information to mariners

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Bearing

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Direction of a point from the vessel

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Position angle

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Angle between the horizon and an aircraft

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Target angle

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Bearing of your vessel from another vessel

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Required lights on a vessel

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Green=STBD 112.5*, Red=Port 112.5*, White=All around. Less than 50m 360*, more than 50m 225* fore and 135* aft.

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HVA Screen Boat

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Detect, identify and warn off possible threats

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HVA Reaction Boat

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Engage hostile vessel

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Harbor Approach Defense

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Provide safe passage of strategic sealift to and from deep waters

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Rules of Engagement (ROE)

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Provide authority to use all means available to defend against a hostile act

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Rule on Use of Force (RUF)

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Used when it appears force is necessary for self defense of defense of others

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Intercept Zone

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Hail and warn away vessels

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React Zone

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Contacts are engaged

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Random Antiterrorism Measure (RAM)

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Employed to deny terrorist target predictability

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Weapons de-conflicting procedures

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Divide operational area between static weapons fields of fire and boat operational area

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Slow Fire

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Less than 40 rounds per minute

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Rapid Fire

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More than 40 rounds per minute

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Cycle Fire

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Full auto without a break in firing

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Five antiterrorism goals

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Awareness

Prevention

Protection

Response

Recovery

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Elements of convoy strip map

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Start points, rally points, check points, routes, choke points, landing zones

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Convoy clearing techniques

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Deliberate high clear, deliberate low clear, hasty clear

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Rifle Tactical Carry

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No immediate threat present

Buttstock at hip with muzzle pointed upwards at 45 degrees

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Rifle Alert Carry

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Enemy contact is likely

Buttstock in shoulder with muzzle pointed downwards at 45 degree

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Rifle Ready Carry

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Contact with enemy is imminent

Buttstock in shoulder with muzzle pointed towards enemies

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AN/PRC-117F

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30-512MHz, VHF/UHF, 100 channels, 20w max power output, VINSON

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AN/PRC-150

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1.6-59.99MHz, HF/VHF, 75 presets 200 channels, ANDVT & VINSON

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AN/PRC-152

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30-512MHz, VHF/UHF, 99 channels, ANDVT

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KEK

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Key Encryption Key

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EMCON (Emission Control)

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Keeping transmissions to a minimum to eliminate the enemy's ability to locate friendly transmitters

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Territorial Seas

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12 miles from nation coast line controlled by that nation

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Contiguous Seas

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24 miles from nation coast line, nation may exercise control

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Procedures for conducting a site survey

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Site team deploys to Area of Operation (AR) and conducts photos, sketches, maps, and ensure comms. equipment will operate in area

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Casualty Evacuation Plan

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Follow TCCC protocols

Triage

Evacuate

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Distance between food service and latrine

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300'

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Distance between food service and billeting

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200'

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Distance between billeting and latrine

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200'

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Distance between graywater and latrine

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200'

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Distance between generator and billeting

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50'

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Distance between latrine/billeting/food service and road

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15'

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Distance between latrine/billeting/food service and fuel

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300'

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Field environment sleep discipline

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3-4 hours per every 24 hours

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High Risk Training

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Training that exposes personnel and equipment to death, disability or loss

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Requirements for high risk training

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Emergency action plan

TTO procedures

ORM

Medical risk screening

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Master Scenario Event Listing (MSEL)

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Details of all scripted training events

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Exercise Drill Guide (EDG)

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Descriptions and procedures for each training drill

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1st General Order

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To take charge of my post and all government property in view

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2nd General Order

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To walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert, and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing

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3rd General Order

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To report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce

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4th General Order

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To repeat all calls to post more distant from the guard house than my own

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5th General Order

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To quit my post only when properly relieved

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6th General Order

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To receive, obey and pass on to then sentry who relieves me, all orders from the CO, CDO, OOD, and officers and POOW only

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7th General Order

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To talk to no one except in the line of duty

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8th General Order

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To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder

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9th General Order

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To call the OOD in any case not covered by instruction

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10th General Order

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To salute all officers and all colors and standards not cased

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11th General Order

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To be especially watchful at night, and during times for challenging, to challenge all persons on or near my post and allow no one to pass without proper authority

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Principles of aircraft/flight line defense

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Defendable ingress and egress points

Guards in/outside of aircraft

Crew served weapons emplacements

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Mean high/low tide

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Average height of high/low tide

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Flood Current

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Movement of water towards the shore

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Ebb Current

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Movement of water away the shore

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Slack Water

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Water with little or no current

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Cardinal System

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Use of buoy to mark dangers relative to the buoy

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Elements of an fire team in MOUT

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Assault Force

Support Force

Security Force

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Elements of an Assault Force in a Fire Team

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Clearing Team

Covering Team

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Components of the Fleet Readiness Training Program (FRTP)

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Maintenance Phase

Basic Phase

Advanced Phase

Sustainment Phase

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Lateral System

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Use of buoys and beacons to mark lateral limits of a channel

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Set

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Direction of a current

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Drift

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Velocity of the current

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Alternate Bounding

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Rear two personnel alternate being rear security in the fire team

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Successive Bounding

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Rear personnel maintains rearward security in the fire team

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Weapons Tight

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Gunner trains weapon in a safe direction in a non-threatening manner

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Collective Self-Defense

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Defense of designated non-US Military Forces

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Phases of inspecting watercrafts

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Pre-boarding Phase

Threat Assessment Phase

Security Phase

Inspection Phase

Prearranged Code

Immediate Action

Debarkation Phase

Post-boarding Phase

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Three basic features of an effective unit training program

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Compatibility

Evaluation and Inspection

Analysis and Improvement

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Demand Assigned Multiple Access (DAMA)

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System to assign communication channels based on requests

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72 COLREGS

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International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea

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International/Inland Rules

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General

Steering and Sailing rules

Lights and Shapes

Sound and Light Signals

Exemptions

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Duration of short and long blast

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Short - 1 second

Long - 4-6 seconds

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Whistle/Bell/Gong

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Vessel 12m or more shall have whistle and bell

Vessel 100m or more shall have whistle, bell, and gong

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Port Security

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Defense of designated water terminals, piers and HVAs

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Harbor Defense

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Protection of harbors, ports, anchorages, and shore facilities

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Waterborne defensive measures

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Craft of opportunity

Host-nation support

Floating barriers

Static weapon emplacements

Electronic sensors

Observation posts

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MSC Service support

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Towing

Rescue and salvage

Submarine support

Cable laying and repair

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MSC Special mission

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Oceanographic surveys

Underwater surveillance

Missile tracking

Acoustic surveys

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MSC Sealift

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Provide cost effective ocean transportation for the DOD

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MSC Maritime Prepositioning Force

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Provide quick movement of military gear between operational area

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MSC Combat Logistic Force

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Supply lines to Navy surface ships

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Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ)

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Up to 200 miles from shore line. Nation may have sovereign rights, but not sovereignty.

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Ways to bury waste in the field

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Cat Hole

Straddle Trench

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Requirements for effective training

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Dynamic Instruction

Positive Leadership

Self-Study

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Long Range Training Plan

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Identify milestones that play a role in the training of the crew

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Quarterly Training Plan

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Identify unit plans that may affect the scheduling of training

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Monthly/Weekly Training Plan

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Develop a detailed plan for training

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Elements for controlling civil disturbances

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Control Force

Negotiating Team

Special Response Team

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Control Force Actions

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Isolate the area

Protect likely targets

Exerting control

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Indicators of a potential civil disturbance

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Orientation, Massing, Chanting, Signaling, Blocking, Arming, Outside influence, Agitators, Absence of children

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Techniques for preventing crowd escalation

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Early contact

Crowd warning

Limit crowd size

Clear routes

Establish lethal overview

QRF

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3 layers of ECP defense

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Assessment Zone

Warning Zone

Threat Zone

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AN PRC 150 ports

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J1-Audio

J3-Data

J18-Fill

J7-Antenna

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AN PRC 117F ports

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J1-Audio/Fill Data

J3-Data

J5-VHF Low antenna (30-89.999Mhz)

J8-VHF High/UHF antenna (VHF 90-224.999Mhz)

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When is a craft considered overtaken

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22.5* abaft beam

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What is represented in the EXW insignia

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Waves=Navy Heritage

Cutlass=Enlisted Qualification

Rifle=Expeditionary Operations

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What do the 3 stars on a coxswain pin represent

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The first three riverine operations during the Vietnam War

Operation Game Warden

Operation Market Time

Operation Sealords