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1. What department are: Combat, Ships Signal Exploitation System (SSES), Electronic Warfare, Under Sea Warfare, Air Warfare, Intelligence Specialist, Photo & Metro apart of?
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Operations
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2. What are some rates in the Ops Dept?
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EW, IS, OS, PH, JO, AG, AC, CTA, CTM, CTR & CTT
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3. What rate works in METOC?
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AG (Aero Gratographers) [Meteorological Center] {weather guesser}
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4. Who works in Radio?
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IT's
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5. What does CVIC stand for?
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Carrier Intelligence Center
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a. What department is responsible for the CSTT(combat systems training team)?
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Operations (CDC)
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6. What is the primary mission of CDC?
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Gather, Process, Display, Evaluate & Disseminate
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7. What is the secondary mission of CDC?
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Control and Assist
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8. What is the TAO?
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Tactical Action Officer: Responsible for the Defense of the ship
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9. What is special about the TAO?
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He has Batteries (weapons) Release Authority
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10. What is a Battle Group?
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Units combined to make a deployment
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11. What type of ships usually makes up a battle group?
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Carrier, 2 Destroyers, 2 Cruisers, 2 Frigates, Submarine & Amphibious Group of Units
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12. What are the 8 plots/status boards that make up CDC?
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Strategic plot, Geographic (navigation) plot, Surface Summary plot, Air Summary plot, Surface status board, Equipment status board, Communications status board & EW information board
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13. What are the 7 modules in CDC?
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EW mod, AW mod, USW mod, SW mod, D+D (Decision & Display), D+T (Direction & Tracking) & COPLOT (CO's tactical plot)
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14. Who sits at the Decision & Display console?
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TAO
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15. Who sits at the Direction & Tracking console?
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TIC (Track Intercept Coordinator) Handles Link 11&16
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16. What is Link 4A called?
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Dolly
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17. What is Link 11 called?
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Alligator
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18. What is Link 14 called?
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Beaver
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19. What is Link 16 called?
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Timber
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20. What Naval Tactical Data Systems (NTDS) provides real time display of the entire tactical situation?
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Link 11 & 16
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21. What does the Link 16 have that the Link 11 does not?
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Anti-Jamming Capabilities
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22. What is IFF?
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Identification Friend or Foe
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23. What system is used to provide IFF?
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AIMS (MK 11)
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24. How many modes does AIMS have?
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5 [1,2,3,C & 4]
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25. What IFF mode is for Military use only?
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1
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26. What IFF mode is for Military or Civilian Identification?
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2
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27. What IFF mode is for Military or Civilian Air Traffic Control?
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3
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28. What IFF mode is for Military or Civilian Altitude Information?
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C
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29. What IFF mode is for SECURE Identification?
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4
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30. What do mode 3 with 7700 and a yellow light indicate?
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General Emergency
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31. What do mode 3 with 7600 and a green light indicate?
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Communications Failure
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32. What does mode 3 with 7500 (no audible of visual) indicate?
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Hijacked Plane
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33. What is TACAN?
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Tactical Air Navigation
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34. What does TACAN provide?
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Bearing and Distance from TACAN stations
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35. What are the two Gyro systems?
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MK-19 gyrocompass & SINS (Ships Inertial Navigation System)
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36. What is the only true display in CDC?
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DRT
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37. What is DRT?
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Dead Reckoning Tracer
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38. What is DRT used for?
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Man Overboard
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39. What does EMCON stand for?
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Emissions Control
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40. What number is called for the setting of EMCON?
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7227
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41. What is EMCON?
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Limitation of the use of: RF, Infrared, sound or any emission that give the signature of the ship [can be used for deception]
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42. Who controls the SLQ-32 & WLR-1H?
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EW's
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43. What EW equipment has Jamming capabilities?
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SLQ-32 [2 onboard]
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44. What is C2W?
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Command & Control Warfare
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45. What is the primary mission of the F/A-18 Hornet?
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Fighter/Attack
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46. What is the primary mission of the F-14 Tomcat?
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Fighter
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47. What is the primary mission of the EA-6B Prowler?
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ESM/Jamming
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48. What is the primary mission of the S-3 Viking & the P-3 Orion?
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USW/SUW
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49. What is the primary mission of the E-2 Hawkeye?
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Early Warning
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50. What is the primary mission of the C-2 Cod?
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Logistics/Passenger Carrier
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51. What are different types of visual communications?
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Flags/Pennants/Day Shapes, Flashing Lights, Semaphore, Flares/Pyrotechnics & Infrared
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52. What is Nancy?
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Infrared (actually NAANCT)
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53. What is the time limit for a Flash (Z) message?
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10 minutes
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54. What is the time limit for an Immediate (O) message?
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30 minutes
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55. What is the time limit for a Priority (P) message?
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3 hours
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56. What is the time limit for a Routine (R) message?
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6 hours
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57. What pertains to the disclosure of security related information?
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Bead window
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58. What code word is passed if an intruder is suspected or discovered over a communication line?
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Gingerbread
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59. What is used for ship to shore long-range communication?
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High Frequency (HF) 3-30 MHz
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60. What is used for Communication & Navigation?
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Very High Frequency (VHF) 30-300 MHz
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61. What is used for Line of sight Communications?
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Ultra High Frequency (UHF) 300MHz-3GHz
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62. What is used for World Wide Ship to Shore Communications?
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Super High Frequency (SHF) 3-30 GHz & Extremely High Frequency (EHF) 30-300 GHz
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63. What does COMSEC stand for?
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Communications Security
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64. What does the CMS Custodian do?
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Ensures all information is safeguarded [handles Crypto material]
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65. Who is the CMS Custodian?
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CWO2 Hartline
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66. What is Access?
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Ability and Opportunity to obtain Classified Info
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67. What is Classification?
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Level of Security [Unclassified, Confidential, Secret & Top Secret]
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68. What is Clearance?
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Authorization for a level of classification [still must have need to know]
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69. What is Compromise?
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Unauthorized Disclosure of classified material
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70. What kind of damage can be caused by Confidential material?
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Identifiable
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71. What kind of damage can be caused by Secret material?
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Serious
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72. What kind of damage can be caused by Top Secret material?
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Exceptionally Grave
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73. Who should be notified if info has been Compromised?
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CMS custodian
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74. What does CASREP stand for?
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Casualty Report
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75. What is the highest priority CASREP?
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Level 4
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76. When would we send out a level 1 CASREP?
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Never [Training commands Only]
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77. When must an Initial CASREP be sent out?
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If repair of equipment (which degrades the primary/secondary mission) is not possible with in 48 hours
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78. What does LOGREQ stand for?
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Logistics Request
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79. What is the deadline for a LOGREQ and what is included in it?
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48 hours prior to pulling into port; ETA of ship, tug/fuel/food/or other special requirements
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80. What does MOVREP stand for?
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Movement Report
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81. What is contained in a MOVREP?
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Ship's location, mission & projected routes
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82. What is in an OPREP-3 Pinnacle message?
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Info of National Interest [voice w/in 5min & message w/in 20min]
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83. What is in an OPREP-3 Navy Blue message?
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Info of Navy Interest [plane crash]
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84. What is in a SITREP?
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(Situation Report) Info needing addressed but not warranting an OPREP-3 message [service member dies]
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85. What are the three parts of a ships training schedule?
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Basic, Intermediate & Advance
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86. What does CART stand for?
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Command Assessment of Readiness and Training
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87. What does TSTA stand for?
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Tailored Ship's Training Availability
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88. How many MK-15 CIWS's are there and what are they named?
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3: MT's 22,23 &24
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89. What does CIWS stand for?
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Close In Weapons System
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90. Where are the CIWS MT's located?
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22: Port Fwd; 23: Starboard Island & 24: Port Aft
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91. How many rounds does CIWS hold?
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1550
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92. What rate of fire does CWIS shoot?
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4500 rnds/min or 75 rnds/sec
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93. What is a Hot Gun condition?
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300RNDS fired in less than 5 Minutes
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94. What is the max range of CIWS?
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1nm
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95. How many NSSMS and where are they located?
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3: NATO 1 [Starboard Fwd]; NATO 2 [Port Aft] & NATO 3 [Starboard Aft]
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96. How many missiles are in each launcher?
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8
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97. What is NSSMS rate of fire?
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1rnd/2 sec
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98. What is NSSMS max range?
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9nm
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99. How many 50 cal mounts are on board?
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10
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100. What is the Primary Air search Radar?
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SPS-49 [256nm]
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101. What is the Secondary Air search Radar?
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SPS-48 [220nm]
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102. What is the Primary Fire Control Radar?
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TAS [110nm] {Target Acquisition System}
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103. What is the Secondary Fire Control Radar?
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SPS-48
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104. What is the Primary Surface search Radar?
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SPN-67 [20-30nm]
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105. What is the Secondary Surface search Radar?
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SPN-64 [20-30nm]
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106. What is our navigational Radar?
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Furuno [only civilian radar]
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107. What is obtained with a 2D radar?
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Bearing and Range
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108. What is obtained with a 3D radar?
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Bearing, Range & Altitude (height)
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109. What does HERO stand for?
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Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance
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110. What does C4I stand for?
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Command/Control/Communication/Computers/Intelligence
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111. What does blue color-coding mean?
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Inert or practice ammunition
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112. What is NIXIE used for?
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Torpedo countermeasure [SLQ-25] (1500ft cable)
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113. What is GERTRUDE?
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Underwater telephone [WQC-2]
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114. What does RADAR stand for?
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Radio Detection and Ranging
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115. What does SONAR stand for?
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Sound Navigation and Ranging
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116. What are the two types of SONAR?
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Passive & Active [Pinging]
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117. What effect does temperature have on SONAR?
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As temp increases/decreases sound speed increases/decreases proportionally
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