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M60 Statistics
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Ammo 7.62mm
Tracer, incendiary, armor piercing, Dummy Length is 43.5 inches Max range is 3725 M Max effective range is 1,100 M Sustanied rate is 100 rpm Rapid rate is 200 rpm Cyclic rate is 550 rpm |
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12 Steps of Patrol planning
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1. study the mission
2.plan the use of time 3. study the terrain & situation 4. Oraganize the patrol 5. select the men & weapons 6. Issue the warning order 7. coodinate 8. make reconn 9. complete the detailed plans 10. Issue the patrol plan 11. supervise at all times 12. Execute the mission Inspect, rehearse, Re-inspect |
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What are the M60 Componets?
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1. Stock Assembly
2. Buffer Assembly 3. Bolt and operating rod 4. Reciever Assembly 5. Barrel Assembly |
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M60 Machine Gun Description
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1. Air Cooled
2. Belt Fed 3. Gas Operated 4. Automatic Weapon |
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What are the M9 handgun componets?
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1.Reciever Assembly
2. Slide and Barrel Assembly 3. Magazine Assembly |
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M9 Statistics
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1. Ammo is NATO 9MM
2. Magazine holds 15 rounds 3. Weight is 2.1 lbs 4. Max Range is 1,800 M 5. Max effetive Range is 50 M |
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M9 Handgun Description
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1. Single or Double Action
2. Short Recoil operated 3. Semi-automatic 4. Magazine Fed 5. Self loading handgun 6. Fixed sites 7. Ambidextrous Saftey lever |
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PPE that may be worn while operationg MHE
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1. Synthetic Rubber gloves
2. Natural rubber gloves 3. General purpose work gloves 4. Hoods 5. Aprons 6. Sleeves 7. Protective body suits 8. Rubber framed goggles 9. Spectacle Goggles 10. Protective Helmet 11. Steel toed safety shoes |
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What are some safety precautions used while operating MHE?
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1. Carry all laods tilted back slifhtly & just above the running surface
2. Drive in reverse when loads block your view 3. Back down ramps with loads 4. Never travel more than 5 MPH 5. Avoid sudden stops 6. NO passengers 7. Always use ground guides |
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What are sled pallets ?
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They have heavy timbered pallets. Used to band together supplies and equipment.
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What is description of the warehouse pallet?
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1. used to handle cargo in a warehouse.
2. lighter then the stevedore pallet 48 inches wide 48 inches long |
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What is the description of the general purpose pallet?
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Use for shipment of palletized cargo.
4 way entry 48 inches long 40 inches wide 5.5 inches high |
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What is the descriptionof the stevedor pallet?
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Deck boards are 2 inches thick
4 feet wide 6 feet long 8 inches high |
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What is the maximum distance a forklift should carry a load?
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Forklifts should carry a load no more then 400 feet.
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What are the charateristics of the RTCH?
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The RTCH :
1. Can load, unload, handle, and stack containers weighing up to 50,000 pounds. 2. Can ford salt water up to 60 in 3. Makes over the shore landings 4. Comes with a 20 ft, 35 ft and 40 ft top handlers. |
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What are the standard forklift capacities and lifting heights?
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1. Can lift between 2,000 to 15,000 pounds
2. Can lift to heights of 100 inches to 210 inches |
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What is the primary use for Electric forklifts?
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For handling military explosives in the hold of a ship
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What are the charaterisics of a 10K forklift?
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1. larger version of the 6K
2. Designed for use on unimproved terrain 3. Center of gravity must be within 24 inches of the mast when lifting 10,000 pounds. |
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What does RTCH stand for?
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Rough
Terrain Cargo Handler |
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What are the charaterisics of a 6K forklift?
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1. Mounted on low pressure high floatation pneumatic tires.
2. Four wheel drive and steering |
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What are the charaterisics of a 4K forklift?
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1. Designed for cargo handling in close quarters
2. Can not handle the 463L pallet |
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Define MHE
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Large mechanically powered equipment used to lift, transfer and stack cargo. Makes terminal operations more efficent.
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What does MHE stand for?
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Material
Handling Equipment |
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What does ISO stand for?
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International
Standard Organization Conex Box |
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What is a master packing plan?
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Master packing plans are guides to standardrize the pack up of NCF allowances.
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Where can the master packing plan be found on an ISO?
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They are usually found ina weather proof envelope , of document box on the exterior door of the ISO
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Define a Marshaling yard?
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Its a temporary, in transit storage area
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Define Pierside operations
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1. Ship is docked at a pier with ramp down.
2. Equipment is discharged via LO/LO and RO/RO. 3. Discharge rate is 2,880 long tons per day |
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Define Instream operations
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Instream opperations require:
1. Use of lighterage 2. No pier or Dock 3. Discharge rate of 1,920 long tons per day |
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How do different contigenccy conditions effect the intergartion of logistics?
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Such enviroments as mjor theater of war cause an influx in the mumber of ALSS/FLS; such as is th e case with operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Even small operations such as; Sharp Guard and joint endeavor can create the need for an ALSS/FLS.
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What is the primary mission for all NAVELSG forces?
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To deliver expetionary logistic capabilities to the theater commanders with active duty and mobilization ready Navy reserve force sailors, Equipment as required by operations, plans, joint task force contingency operations, in support of national military strategy.
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What is Augement CESE?
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Augment CESE is not in a units TOA, but is onsite. Supplemental allowance equipment and/or to satisfy special equipment requirements.
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What is Organic CESE?
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Organic CESE isn in the TOA. Paid for out of the units OPTAR.
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Why is a Fresh water washdown important?
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1. Salt water can be corrosive
2. All equipment must be washed down Thoroughly before storage. 3. Be sure to pay special attention to hose connections and unpainted areas |
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What is live storage?
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The live storage program was set up so that equipment with no fore seeable use with in 2 preventive maintenace cycles or 80 days could be stored.
DOES NOT INCLUDE CRANES |
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What is deadline?
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Deadline applies to alll equipment that can not be returned to service to perform all inteneded functions. Or repari parts are not obtainable within 3 working days.
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What is 11260/2?
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11260/2 is license record fo an indivduals qualifications on constrution equipment.
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What is OF/346?
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Goverment motor vehicle license.
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What is th epurpose of PUB
P-307? |
P-307 is used to maintain the level of safety & reliability built into each uint of applicable equipment by the original equipment manufacturer.
Used to ensure optimum service life. |
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What is the purpose of the PUB 11200.2?
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11200.2 is used to enstablish policy, assign action and provide guidance for the Navy contruciton force equipment management program.
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What is the purpose of the
P-300? |
the P-300 is used to assist management at all levels im porperly discharging thier responsiblities in the effient managment of the transpartation program.
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Name the Types of CESE
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1. Stake trucks
2. tractor trailors 3. forklifts 4. maintenane trucks |
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Name the 3 types of camp inspections
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1. Control- maintencane required during deploymentto perserve or improve the condition of the camp strutures
2. Operator- check off shee for : oil levels, lubercation levels, and anything worn down or cracked 3. Annual-Summory of reports to docuement deficiencies of base facilities. |
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Define ROWPU
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Reverse
Omosis Water Purification Unit |
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What is the purpose of ROWPU?
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It removes the salt from salt water and desalinates, disinfects it before human consumption.
it can produce 600 gallons of fresh water per hour. |
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What must be taken into consideration when deciding how to dispose of human waste?
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Conditions such as: tactical situation, soil conditions, water table, weather conditions, availablilty of materials, local enviormental regulations should be taken into consideration when disoposing of human waste. Burning is best but check with host nation to make sure its leagal.
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Discuss the 5 primary roles of a NSSB
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1. Warehousing- the receipt, storage, inventory and inssurance of material.
2. Barber, Laundery, and ship stores -Supports up to 3,000 personnel and are satellite for NEXCOM and AFEES 3. Fuels- capable of recieving, storing, and distributing various types of avation, Mogas fuel products. 4. Tent Camps-berthing, bathing areas,and sanitary facilities 5. Mail services- ensure high moral and provide critically needed spare supplies and comms for assigned forces |
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What are the key requirements to and effective camp maintenace plan?
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1. Identify the work
2. Priortize the work 3. Execute the workload 2 primary tools 1. Camp maintenance plan 2. Camp maintnance progress report |
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What is the mission of the logistical advanced part?
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To accomplish the admin, logistical and required construction missions
To support the arrival of all remainng ALSS/FLS assets |
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What is the Commandrs Checklist?
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Connanders check list is a bullet check list that outlines items that should be considered for a tactical convoy movement.
Covers every possible detail that should be planned for a convoy |
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List a Convoys logistics requirements
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All depends on the size of the convoy and how far it will travel.
1. Vehicle recovery 2. Repair 3. Fuel 4. Food 5. Road Repair 6. Medical assistance will need to be planned and coordinated Once at destination 1. Billeting 2. Messing 3. Refueling 4. Minor equipment repairs 5. Ammo resupply 6. Cargo Transfer 7. Vehicle security |
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What is included in a movement order?
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A movement order is issured by the commander. The order includes:
1. Current situation 2. Mission or purpose of the convoy 3. Concept of the operation for the movement 4. Admin and logistics procedures and responsibilities 5. Comms assignment and techiques that will be employed to carry out the move. |
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of the infiltration convoy?
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Advantages:
1. Provides maximum security 2. Deception Disadvantages: More time required to complete the move |
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of the open convoy?
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Advantage:
Less chance of enemy observation or attack Disadvantage: control is difficult drivers get lost |
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of the closed convoy?
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Advantage:
Control is better Full traffic capacity of road can be used Disadvantage: Quick dispersion of convoy is difficult Column is easily detected |
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Define magazines as they pertain to the cargo hold of a ship
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Magazines: are special containers required by federal goverment and USCG regulations for storing certain classes of explosives.
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Define Tomming
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Tomming is bracing used to hold cargo down from above.
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Define Shoring
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Shoring is bracing from below the cargo
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Define Bracing
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Bracing- it braces and/or reinforces the blocking
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Define Blocking
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Blocking is placed by the sides/ends of cargo to prevent horizotial movement of the cargo
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What is the location of MPS squadons with componets?
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MPS Ron1 - Rota Spain - deploys to Mediterranean with 5 ships.
MPS Ron 2 - Diego Garcia - deploys to Indian Ocean with 6 ships. MPS Ron 3 - Guam- Deploys to The pacific with 4 ships. |
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What is the purpose of the LPS ships?
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Logistics Prepositioning Ships
Loaded with Ammo for the USAF and USN. As well as Defense Agency Petroleum products. |
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What is the purpose of the CPS ships?
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Combat Prepostioning Ships
Can transport 6,000 Army personnel. Support them for 15 days, wit sustaninment for units arriving in theater for teh first 38 days of operation |
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What is the purpose of the MPS ships?
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Maritime Prepositioning Ships
Are loaded with Marines, NMCB, and fleet hospital equipment. Can support 14,400 troops up to 30 days. |
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What are the demenstions of a 463L pallet?
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88 inches by 108 inches
84 inches by 104 inches useable. The pallet is 2 1/4 inches thick. |
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How much does a 463L pallet weigh?
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It weighs 290 pounds empty
It weighs 355 pounds with a complete set of nets. |
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Describe the 463L pallet?
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The 463L pallet has a aluminum, corrosive resistant skin with a softwood or fiberglass core.
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How many tie down rings does a 463L pallet have?
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There are 22 tie down rings on the 463L pallet. 6 rings on the long side and 5 rings on the short side.
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What are the steps in the dealy force continuum?
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1. Officer presence
2. Verbal commands 3. Soft controls 4. Hard controls 5. Intermediate weapons 6. Deadly force. |
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What are the 4 weapons safety rules?
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1. Treat every weapon as if it were loaded.
2. Never point your weapon at anyting you dont intend to shoot. 3. Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to fire. 4.Keep weapon on safe until ready to fire. |
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What are the 8 step in the cycle of operation of a weapon?
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1. feeding- placing a round int the reciever and to the rear of the chamber.
2. Chambering- moving the bolt forward. 3. Locking- Holds bolt in forward position to prevent loss of gas pressure. 4. Firing- firing pin stikes the primer on the cartridge. 5. Unlocking - locking lub disengaged 6. Extracking- Pulling empty ccase back out of the chamber, whilebolt moves to the rear 7. Ejecting- case strike projection and be expelled from the weapon. 8. Cocking- Retraction of the firing mechanism against spring pressure so the there is sufficient energy to fire the cartidge in the next cycle of operation. |
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What are the M16 Componets?
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1. Upper reciever assembly
2. Lower receiver assembly 3. Bolt and Bolt carrie assembly 4. Magazine assembly |
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What is the M16 Description?
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1. Magazine fed
2. Gas operated 3. Air Cooled 4. Shoulder weapon 5. Semi or fully automatic fire 6. Selectable lever 7. adjustable sites |
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What are the M16 charateristics?
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1. Ammo is 5.56 mm NATO
2. Magazine holds 30 rounds 3. Length is 39 in 4. Weight is 9 pounds loaded 8.35 pounds unloaded 5. Max range is 3600 M 6. Max effective range is 550 M 7. Muzzle velocity - 3100ft/s 8. Sustained rate of fire is 12-15 RPM 9. Cyclic rate of fire is 750-900 RPM. |
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List the Decon stations with the contamination control lines.
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Station 1; individual gear decon.
Station 2; over boot and hood decon. Station 3; over garment removal. Station 4; over boot and glove removal. Liquid Contamination Control Line (LCCL). Station 5; Monitor. Station 6; Mask removal. Station 7; Mask decon point. Vapor Contamination Control Line (VCCL). Station 8. Reissue Point. |
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Does your weapon take the same path of decontamination as you do?
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No, your weapon follows a seperate path, usually around the perimerter of the decon station. Your weapon will be reissued to you at the reissue point. Station 8
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What are the 3 types of decontamination?
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1. Immediate decon is skin decon, personnel wipe down, and operator spray down.
2. Operational decon is used to decon essential equipment, material, and working areas. (Vehicle wash down, MOPP gear exchange). 3. Thorough decon is detailed troop decon, and detailed equipment decon (DED). |
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If the JSLIST suit is not contaminated, how can it be laundered?
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1. Laundry process and can only be done 6 times.
2.Mark the tag after each washing. 3.Tumble dry at 110-120 degrees. |
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How long can the JSLIST be worn contaminated / uncontaminated?
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Shelf live is 5 years sealed in original bag
Can be worn 45 days consecutive days. Six washings if just worn 24 hours once contaminated with chemical agents. |
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How much does the 463L cargo nets weigh?
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Top net = 21 pounds
Side Net = 22 pounds Complete set of nets Weighs 65 pounds. |
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What is the procedure for Buddy Aid for Nerve agent poisioning?
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Buddy Aid is when you encounter someone with severe signs of nerve agent poisoning. You should mask the casualty, if necessary. Do not fasten the hood. Administer, in rapid succession, the three sets of MARK I of the downed person
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How do you administer self aid during a nerve agent attack?
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Self-aid is when you should immediately:
1.Hold your breath (do not inhale) and don your protective mask. 2. Then administer one set of MARK I injections into your lateral thigh muscle (or buttocks). 3. Wait 10-15 minutes after giving yourself the first set of injections since it takes that long for the antidote to take effect. NOTE: If you are able to ambulate, know who you are, and where you are, you WILL NOT need a second set of Mark I injections. WARNING: Giving yourself a second set of injections may create a nerve agent antidote overdoes, which could result in incapacitation. If symptoms of nerve agent poising are not relieved after administering one set of MARK I injections, seek someone else to check your symptoms. A buddy must administer the second and third sets of injections, if needed. |
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Explain the pysical effects of nerve agents.
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unexplained runny nose,
sudden headache, excessive saliva flow, difficulty breathing. Severe will be: strange and confused behavior, gurgling sounds, miosis (pinpointed pupils), vomiting, red eyes, muscular twitching, and loss of bladder and bowel control, convulsions, and unconsciousness. |
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What colors does M-8 paper turns after it comes in contact with a liquid nerve or blister agent?
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Red is for H and L blister.
Yellow is for G series nerve Green is for VX nerve |
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What color does M-9 paper turn when it come in contact liquid nerve agent or blister agents?
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M-9 paper turns various shades of red when it comes in contact with a liquid nerve agent.
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