Seaman Navedtra 14067

Front 1

What is the equipment used inanchoring and mooring called?

Back 1

Ground tackle

Front 2

What part of the anchor digs in asit is dragged across the oceanbottom?

Back 2

Fluke

Front 3

What type of anchor is mostcommonly used aboard naval ships?

Back 3

Stockless

Front 4

What naval stockless anchor has thegreatest holding power?

Back 4

Mark 2

Front 5

What type of anchor is normallyused in groups of three or more,surrounding a central mooringpoint?

Back 5

Mushroom

Front 6

Navy anchor chains of theflash-welded type is the standardfor new ship constructions.

Back 6

True

Front 7

How long is a standard shot ofanchor chain?

Back 7

15 fathoms

Front 8

What devices are used to joinstandard shots of anchor chaintogether?

Back 8

Detachable links

Front 9

What device is used to attach theanchor to the chain?

Back 9

Bending shackle

Front 10

Which of the following is NOT a useof the chain stopper?

Back 10

To ride to an anchor

Front 11

What devices are used to attach theanchor chain to mooring buoys?

Back 11

Mooring shackles

Front 12

An anchor chain on deck shows one

blue detachable link and six links

on either side, with six turns of

wire in the end white links. A

total of how many fathoms of chain

are out?

Back 12

90

Front 13

What is the color of the detachable

link at 45 fathoms?

Back 13

Blue

Front 14

What is the color of the

next-to-last shot of an anchor

chain?

Back 14

Yellow

Front 15

As a minimum, how often should

1 1/2-inch anchor chains be laid

out on deck and thoroughly

examined?

Back 15

Quarterly

Front 16

What type windlass has its power

source located below deck?

Back 16

Vertical shaft

Front 17

What device(s) permit(s) free

rotation of the wildcat when you

are paying out the chain?

Back 17

Locking head

Front 18

What term is used to describe the

anchor buoy when it is floating on

the surface above the anchor?

Back 18

Watching

Front 19

When weighing anchor, when is the

anchor aweigh?

Back 19

When it is free of the bottom

Front 20

What command should be used to

inform the seaman to release the

brake so the chain is heaved in

enough to take strain off the

stopper?

Back 20

HEAVE AROUND

Front 21

Approximately how much of the

heaving line is coiled and held in

the casting hand?

Back 21

2/3

Front 22

What device is used with davits

having wire rope falls?

Back 22

Drum

Front 23

What type of mechanical boat davit

handles the rescue rigid inflatable

boat?

Back 23

The slewing arm davit

Front 24

What davit is mainly used aboard

aircraft carriers and amphibious

helicopter landing ships?

Back 24

Overhead suspended

Front 25

When using a gravity boat davit,

what winch devices control the

boat's descending speed and prevent

the davit arms from slamming into

the outboard stop?

Back 25

Manual brakes

Front 26

What boat davit safety device is

used to indicate when the electric

motor must be deenergized during

hoisting to prevent overstressing

or failure of davit components?

Back 26

Safe hoisting position stripes

Front 27

The purpose of the fluid brake is

to regulate the speed of a

descending boat.

Back 27

True

Front 28

What deck fitting should you use to

make fast a line that has been led

through a chock?

Back 28

Bitt

Front 29

What deck fitting consists of a

double-ended pair of projecting

horns used for belaying a wire?

Back 29

Cleat

Front 30

There are how many types of chock?

Back 30

Three

Front 31

When a naval vessel has two

accommodation ladders, what

personnel use the forward ladder?

Back 31

Officers and ceremonial

participants

Front 32

What type of ladder is rigged out

and lowered to provide for boarding

or leaving an anchored ship?

Back 32

Accommodation

Front 33

For ease of handling, most

accommodation ladders in the Navy

today are made of aluminum.

Back 33

True

Front 34

On ships not having outriggers,

what davit can be used to support

the ladder over the side?

Back 34

A J-bar

Front 35

What device is used for mooring

small boats clear of a ship's side?

Back 35

Boat boom

Front 36

What devices control the fore and

aft motion of the boat boom?

Back 36

Guys

Front 37

A boat boom is secured to the side

of a ship by what device(s)?

Back 37

A gooseneck and a pin

Front 38

What part of the boat boom rigging

is designed to permit the boat

crews to come aboard ship?

Back 38

Jacob's ladder

Front 39

What equipment should you heave

around on to spot the yard-and-stay

booms in their working area?

Back 39

Guys

Front 40

What minimum number of steadying

lines should be attached to heavy

or unwieldy loads?

Back 40

Two

Front 41

Replenishment at sea is a broad

term applied to all methods of

transferring material and personnel

at sea.

Back 41

True

Front 42

What craft is needed to carry out a

vertical replenishment (VERTREP)?

Back 42

Helicopter

Front 43

Which of the following ships has

the primary duty of supplying

ammunition to the fleet?

Back 43

AE

Front 44

What are the most common refueling

rigs used in the Navy?

Back 44

Span-wire and close-in

Front 45

What flaghoist signal should the

receiving ship hoist to indicate it

is disengaging at final station?

Back 45

PREP closed up

Front 46

What color lights do replenishment

rig signalmen use at night to pass

orders between ships?

Back 46

Amber, green, and red

Front 47

What is the principal method of

communication between ships

replenishing at sea?

Back 47

Sound-powered phones

Front 48

What color is the daytime marker

used to indicate that the distance

between two ships is 140 feet?

Back 48

Yellow

Front 49

How many blasts of a whistle should

the receiving ship sound to

indicate it is ready to receive the

shot line?

Back 49

Two

Front 50

What is the color of the station

marker used to indicate fuel oil is

being transferred at this station?

Back 50

Red

Front 51

Aircraft carriers fire the shot

line to delivering ships because of

the danger of hitting aircraft on

the carrier's deck.

Back 51

True

Front 52

What rig is a high-speed transfer

method developed for transferring

cargo and missiles between ships at

sea?

Back 52

STREAM

Front 53

What equipment on the delivery ship

travels vertically on a kingpost

and lifts the load clear of

obstructions before transfer?

Back 53

Sliding pad eye

Front 54

What type of highline is used to

exchange personnel during

replenishment at sea?

Back 54

Synthetic

Front 55

What danger signal should be

sounded to initiate an emergency

breakaway?

Back 55

Five short blasts

Front 56

The only difference between day and

night VERTREP is a reduction in the

speed of operations due to

decreases visibility.

Back 56

True

Front 57

SELECT THE HELMET COLOR

IS REQUIRED TO BE WORN DURING

REPLENISHMENT BY THE

Officers

Back 57

White

Front 58

SELECT THE HELMET COLOR

IS REQUIRED TO BE WORN DURING

REPLENISHMENT BY THE

Repair personnel

Back 58

Purple

Front 59

SELECT THE HELMET COLOR

IS REQUIRED TO BE WORN DURING

REPLENISHMENT BY THE

Rig captain

Back 59

Yellow

Front 60

SELECT THE HELMET COLOR

IS REQUIRED TO BE WORN DURING

REPLENISHMENT BY THE

Winch operator

Back 60

Brown

Front 61

What bend is used to tie the

gantline to the boatswains chair?

Back 61

Double becket

Front 62

When you are aloft in the

boatswain's chair, what command

should you give to inform the deck

crew to let go of the gantline?

Back 62

UP BEHIND

Front 63

What device should you bend the

tail of the gantline to when riding

down standing rigging?

Back 63

A shackle

Front 64

What officer must you receive

permission from before going aloft?

Back 64

Officer of the deck

Front 65

When working over the side during

welding, all safety rope lines

should be replaced with wire rope.

Back 65

True

Front 66

What device should be used to

secure tools to personnel working

over the side?

Back 66

Lanyard

Front 67

When properly rigged, what part(s)

of the stage should support all the

weight?

Back 67

Plank

Front 68

What is the approximate weight of a

lead line?

Back 68

7 to 14 pounds

Front 69

How deep is the water when the

leadsman reports A QUARTER LESS

THREE?

Back 69

2 3/4 fathoms

Front 70

What mooring line runs through the

bullnose?

Back 70

Bow

Front 71

What mooring lines are used to keep

the ship from moving away from the

pier?

Back 71

Breast

Front 72

What should a line handler do when

told to AVAST HEAVING?

Back 72

Stop taking in

Front 73

What officer must give you

permission to work outside the

lifelines when your ship is

underway?

Back 73

Commanding officer

Front 74

For what type of rigging is weather

protection the only important

consideration?

Back 74

Standing