Scw Common Core 111 Cbr

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CBR Warfare

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Chemical, Biological, Radiological Warfare

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Chemical warfare

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▪To produce death, injury, temporary incapacitation, or irritating effects

▪Casualty, Incapacitating, Harassing

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Biological warfare

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Use living organisms to cause disease or death

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Radiological warfare

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The mass destruction of property and personnel

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Route by which agents enter the body

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Breating, Absorption through skin and eyes, Ingestion

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Protective mask

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▪Protections from CBR agents or contamination

▪No protection against carbon monoxide or ammonia

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JSLIST

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▪Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology

▪Provides protection against chemical and biological agents, radioactive fallout particles, and battlefield contaminations

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Atropine/2PAM Chloride

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Used to counteract the effects of and relieve the symptoms of nerve agents only

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The types of nuclear explosions

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▪Air burst

▪High altitude burst

▪Surface burst

▪Underwater burst

▪Underground burst

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Air burst of nuclear explosions

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•Fire ball does not touch the earth

•Maximize blast and thermal effect over large area

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High altitude burst

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•Point of detonation is above 100,000 ft

•Produces air blast, thermal radiation, EMP, initial nuclear radiation, and atmospheric ionization

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Surface burst

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•The fireball touches the surface

•Air blast, thermal radiation, EMP

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Underwater burst

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•Practically all thermal radiation absorbed

•Large base serge is formed

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Underground burst

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Produce a severe earth shock, especially near point of detonation

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The effects of nuclear explosions

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Air blast, Thermal radiation, Nuclear radiation, Electromegnetic Pulse(EMP), Fallout

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MOPP

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▪Mission Oriented Protective Posture

▪MOPP 0 - Carried

▪MOPP 1 - Over garments

▪MOPP 2 - Boots

▪MOPP 3 - Mask

▪MOPP 4 - Gloves

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The NATO CBR maeker sign

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▪NATO standard triangular sign, Markers are placed ouside the contaminated area

▪Gas: Yellow trangle-red lettering

▪Bio: Blue triangle-red lettering

▪ATOM: White triangle-Blue lettering

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M-8 paper

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Yellow-gold : G (nerve) agent

Red-pink : H (blister) agent

Dark green : V (nerve) agent

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NAAK MK1

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▪Nerve Agent Antidote Kit

▪Auto-injectors, Atropine, 2PAM Chloride

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The types of decontamination

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Immediate, Operational, Thorough

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Immediate decontamination

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Skin decon, Operator spraydown

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Operational decontamination

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▪Vehicle washdown, MOPP gear exchange

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Thorough decontamination

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Detailed troop and equipment decon

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DTD

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▪Detailed Troop Decontamination

▪Removing contaminated MOPP gear, including the Protective mask, is major action

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DED

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▪Detailed Equipment Decontamination

▪DED for chemical and biological contamination consists of five stations

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M-22 chemical alarm system

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▪Primary means of detecting blister and nerve agents arriving in a unit area from an upwind chemical attack.

▪Consist of M88 detector unit, M42 alarm unit

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The three types of CBR surveys and their uses

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▪Point Survey

▪Route Survey

▪Area Survey

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What type of standard decontamination agents reacts violently with liquid mustard agent?

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Super-Tropical Bleach (STB)

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M-256 detection kit

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Capable of detecting both liquid and vapor concentrations of chemical agents

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CPU

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Chemical Protective Undergament