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Explain Engineer Support Plans (ESP).
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The National Security Strategy, National Military Stategy, Contingency Planning Guidance, and Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan all form the basis of theatre campaign plan and the engineer support plans
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What is a Request for Forces (RFF)?
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The medium that sends requests to the NCF. A liason CEC officer is attached to a Marine expeditionary force and serve as initial points of contact for NCF forces.
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What is the difference between deliberate and crisis action planning?
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Deliberate is performed on a continous cycle while crisis is based on current events
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What is the ESP?
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it identifies the minimum essential facilities and engineering capabilities needed for the commitment of military forces
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What is ABFC?
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Advanced Base Functional Component
It gives engineers standard plans, BOM, labor, and material requirements to improve planning |
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What are in the two volumes of ABFC?
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The first has components, Assemblies, and facilities
The second has Drawings |
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How do facility requirements pertain to General engineering planning tools and considerations?
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They are constant with operational requirements, duration of need, and forces to be supported.
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What does real estate have to do with general engineering planning?
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There has to be an acquisition or leasing of land to support operations
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How does the environment effect the general engineering planning?
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Navy planners have to consider the federal, state, and city environment laws and standards in their planning.
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How does Host nation support play a role in general engineering planning?
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Host nation support plays a role in supporting the operations of the construction
An example would be trash removal, transportation, use of POL, use of civiliain labor, etc. |
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What is Maintenance?
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actions necessary to preserve, repair, and ensure continued operations
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When would a naval engineering force use a initial/expedient construction standard?
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When response times are at a premium for rapidly deploying of engineering resources
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What is a temporary construction?
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A facility that will be used for less than 24 months
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what is a permanent construction?
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A facility that is intended for long term use or for the Host nation
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What is the Seabee's secondary role?
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Fight as infantry
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What are three engineering operations assigned to the Seabees?
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General
Combat Geospatial |
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What are some of the Joint FOB planning considerations?
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Critical Assets
Commercial Service Access Perimeter security Utilities |
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How far should latrines be from the galley, water source, and sleeping areas?
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at least 100yds away from galley and water source
no more than 50 ft from sleeping areas |
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How far should the garbage pit be from the water supply and the galley?
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at least 100 yards away from the water source
as close as 30 yards to the galley |
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How many people can a 4'x4' garbage pit accomodate?
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100 people for 1 day
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How long should a leach field be?
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No lateral length longer than 100yds.
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What goes into the leach field?
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Sewage and grey water
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What is the trouble desk in camp maintenance?
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recieves all trouble calls and tasks people to certain jobs
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What is the definition of a emergency job?
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takes less than 16 man hours and $100 in supplies
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What is a specific job order?
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takes more than 16 man hours to complete
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what is a standing job order?
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takes more than 40 man hours to complete and job orders are large repetitive jobs
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What are operator inspections in camp maintenance?
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general day to day checks on equipment or facilities
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what are conrol inspections in camp maintenance?
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an inspection that reviews all camp facilities to determine if maintenance is required during a deployment to improve facilities
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What is potable water?
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water that is satisfactory for drinking and doesn't contain any pollutants
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What is chlorination?
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the most common way to turn polluted water into potable water at about 2ppm residual bacteria.
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What is super chlorination?
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chlorinating the water to over 100 ppm to kill bacteria and make water potable.
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What are the three components of the ABFC?
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Component
Facility Assembly |
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What is the ABFC view program?
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It is a web based program that consists of Navy wide TOA's.
They can be broken down into the three components It allows the user to view all or just one facility of a componenet or facility for rapid planning |
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Why is it important to keep a log on generators??
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To keep a compare logs and spot gradual changes in equipment condition. They should be checked day to day.
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Why is it important to keep a log on boilers?
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It ensures periodic maintenance of the boiler and aids in operational efficiency, length of service, and safe operation of the boiler.
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How many personnel does it take to assemble a bailey bridge?
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30 to 40
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What are the three bridges in the NMCB TOA?
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Bailey
Medium Girder Mabey Johnson |
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How far can a bailey bridge span?
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210'
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How wide is a bailey bridge?
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12.5' wide
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What are the three configurations of a bailey bridge?
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Single/Single bridge 100'
Double/Single bridge 140' Double/Double bridge 180' |
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What are three types of medium girder bridges?
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Single story
double story Linked reinforced |
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How wide is the medium girder bridge?
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13' 2"
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What can be driven on the MGB?
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light vehicle loads
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What is the crew size to putting together a MGB?
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24 - 32 personnel
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What are the three heavy timber constructions?
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Bunker
Bridge Tower |
