Navy Advancement Study Guide For Ao3

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This bomb skid adapter is used with bomb skid Aero 9C to handle and transport miscellaneous ammunition items.

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Bomb skid adapter Aero 9C.

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The Aero 9C has a SWL of?

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1000lbs

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This transport and storage adapter is used with any flat surface skid or trailer to transport and store nitrogen bottles used with the LAU- 7 SIDEWINDER missile launcher system?

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Transport and storage adapter Aero 39C.

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The Aero 39C has a SWL of?

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138lbs or 7 Nitrogen Bottles.

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The Aero 39C bomb skid adapter is mounted on what bomb skid?

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Aero 12C.

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The Aero 58A(front and rear) has a SWL of?

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2500lbs

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A soft belt skid adapter that supports a soft-skin weapon or store up to 30in in diameter on associated skids, trailers and adapters?

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Aero 64A two soft belt skid adapter.

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Two soft belt skid adapter that support a soft-skin weapon or store up to 20in in diameter on bomb skids Aero 12C.

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Aero 64B soft belt skid adapter.

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The Aero 64A and 64B both have a SWL of?

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5000lbs

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The Aero 58A front and rear have six holes on each side of the adapter to allow positioning of the removeable rubber rollers to accommodate a single weapon from a minimum of how many inches in diameter?

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Minimum of 8inches up to a maximum of 30.50in in diameter.

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Skid Flatbed adapter used with Skid adapter Aero 58A on Munitions Transporter MHU-191/M to form a flatbed truck for transportation of weapons, weapons components, containers and a variety of other ordnance equipment?

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Skid Flatbed Adapter Aero71A.

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Skid flatbed adapter Aero 71A has a SWL of?

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4000lbs

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The Aero 71A Skid flatbed adapter is used with what skid adapter on the MHU-191/M?

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Aero 58A to form a flatbed truck.

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Adapter used for the transport of one Tactical Air Launched Decoy(TALD) ADM-141?

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ADK-598 transport adapter.

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Adapter used for ground support handling of the AIM-54 phoenix during aircraft loading/unloading operations.

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ADU-339B/E Guided Missile Adapter.

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What is the minimum number of people on a qual/cert board?

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one person

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What type of training devices are authorized when no inert models are available?

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Family type Inert models.

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How long is an Ordnance Certification good for?

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1yr(365days).

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Who maintains the original Qual/Cert form?

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The Board Chairman.

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What certification levels are interrelated?

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Team Member, Individual, Team Leader, QA.

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Is the Safety Observer (SO) restricted to the most senior within a unit?

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No

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Who is usually the Board Chairman?

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CO/OIC

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How many classes of Hero are there?

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Four

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Name the HERO manual/Vol?

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NAVSEA OP 3565 Vol. 1 & 2/ NAVAIR 16-1-529.

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Ammunition Afloat?

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NAVSEA OP 4

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Ammunition Ashore?

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NAVSEA OP 5.

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Program concerned with prevention of accidental ignition of electroexplosive devices (EED's) in ordnance due to Radio Frequency (RF) Electromagnetic fields.

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Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance (HERO).

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Set of directions for implementing HERO restrictions on ships and shore stations?

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HERO Emission Control (EMCON) Bill.

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Items that are not susceptible and require no field intensity restriction during any normal handling phase?

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Hero Safe Ordnance.

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Any ordnance containing EED's proven by test or analysis to be adversely affected by Rf energy to the point that the safety and/or reliability of the system is in jeopardy when the system is in employed in expected RF enviroments?

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Hero Susceptible Ordnance.

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Items that are highly susceptible and require severe field intensity restrictions for some or all phases of handling.

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Hero Unsafe Ordnance.

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Any items including those having a (Hero Safe or Hero Susceptible) ordnance classification, whose performance is degraded due to exposure of internal wiring of components to the RF enviroments.

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Hero Unreliable Ordnance.

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How should all Hero Unsafe and Hero Unreliable Ordnance be transported?

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In completely enclosed metal containers.

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What manual provides a listing of electrically initiated ordnance systems and items which have been tested or analyzed for RF susceptibility?

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NAVSEA OP 3565, volume 2, chapter 6.

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Aircraft Bombs, Fuzes and associated Components Manual?

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NAVAIR 11-5A-17.

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Aieborne Weapons Assembly Manual?

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NAVAIR 11-140-5.

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U.S. Navy Ordnance Safety Precautions Manual?

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NAVSEA OP 3347.

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Airborne Bombs & Rocket Fuze Manual?

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NAVAIR 11-1F-2.

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These type of Bombs are used against unarmored vessels, parked aircraft,personnel, most other surface targets and may be used as a depth bomb and adapted for use in mine warfare as Quickstrike mines?

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General Purpose Bombs.

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Approximately what percent of GP bomb is explosive?

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45%.