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132 Cards in this Set
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What year was the eaws program established?
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1980
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What was the wings program established
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To recognize enlisted personnel who acquired the specific professional skills knowledge and military experience that resulted in uni qualification for service in aviation activities in the Navy
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What is the intention of the wings program
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Every enlisted sailor to know their aircraft or ship both practical and knowledge based
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What are the three objectives of first aid
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To prevent further injury infection and the loss of life
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The fundamental elements of first aid can be categorized into how many main areas
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8
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What are the main areas that make up the fundamental elements of first aid
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bleeding
burns fractures electric shock obstructed airways heat related injuries cold weather injuries shock |
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What are the four methods of controlling bleeding
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Direct pressure
elevation pressure points tourniquet as a last Resort |
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What is a pressure point
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A point on the body where a main artery lies near the skin surface and over a bone
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Describe a first degree burn
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Reduces redness warm and mild pain
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Describe second degree burn
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Causes red blistered skin and severe pain
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Describe a third degree burn
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Destroys tissue skin and bones in severe cases however severe pain maybe absent do nerve endings being destroyed
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What two types of fractures are there
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open and closed
Simple and compound |
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What is electrical shock
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When a person comes into contact with an electric energy source
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What are two types of heat related injuries
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Heat exhaustion and heat stroke
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What is heat exhaustion
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I serious disturbance of blood flow to the brain heart and lungs
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What is heat stroke
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A breakdown of the sweating mechanism of the body
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What is CPR
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A combination of rescue breathing and chest compressions
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The steps of CPR have changed from the airway breathing circulation method to what
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Circulation airway breathing method
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What are the steps of the survival chain
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Recognition activation of CPR
Chest compressions aed defibrillator Rapid defibrillator Effective advanced life support Integrated post cardiac arrest care |
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What is the ORM process
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Identify hazards
Assess hazards Make risk decisions Implement control Supervise |
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Why was the PPE program established
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The last line of defense in the event of equipment breakdown failure or misused to include hazardous environments and working conditions that would immediately expose the worker to a hazard
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what is a nerve agent
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Liquid casualty agent that disrupt nerve impulses to the body
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What is a blister agent
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liquid or solid casualty agents that can cause inflamation blisters in general destruction of tissues which often results in temporary blindness
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What is a blood agent
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Gaseous casualty agents that I check the enzymes carrying oxygen in the blood stream
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What is choking agent
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gaseous or liquid casualty agents with initial symptoms include tears dry throat nausea vomiting and headache
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What is used to detect the presence of liquid chemical agents by turning a red or reddish colour
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m9 chemical agent detector paper
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what is biological warfare
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The use of agents to cause disease sickness or death to reduce effectiveness of opposing combatant forces
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What are pathogens
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Bacteria Rickettsia viruses fungi protozoa and prions
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what is IPE
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Individual protective equipment
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What is radiological warfare
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The deliberate use of radiological weapons to produce widespread injury and death of all life
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What are high altitude air bursts
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excess of 100,000 feet with ionosphere disruptions and emp
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What is a shallow underwater burst
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Small fireball and blast waves however it causes large waves and water contamination
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What is deep underwater burst
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Similar to the shallow underwater burst but with less visual effect and use greater contaminated water
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What is mopp level 0
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Issue IPE accessible within 5 minutes
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MOPP level 1
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afloat- jslist mask gloves readily accessible
ashore- Don protective equipment m9 tape |
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MOPP LEVEL 2
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afloat- mask carried decon supplies stage
ashore- additional to level 1 Don protective over-boots |
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Mopp level 3
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afloat- gq install filters Don over-boots
ashore- fill canteens activate decon stations |
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mopp level 4
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afloat- Don mask hood gloves circle William countermeasure wash down
ashore- gloves with liners untie bow in retention cord loop between legs and secure to Web bolt |
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What does MOPP stand for
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mission oriented protective posture
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Aqueous film forming foam
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3% and 6% afff concentrate is approved for naval use. Current shipboard equipment requires 6% concentrate
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halon 1211 bromochlorodifluoromethane
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colorless faintly sweet smelling. halon 1211 extinguishes fires by inhibiting the chemical chain reaction of the combustion process
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potassium bicarbonate
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primarily used for class b fires
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Flight deck ppe
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cranial
goggles gloves flight deck boots |
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threshold markings
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12 ft wide by 150 feet long and
designate the landing area |
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MA-1 series overrun barrier
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Stop tricycle landing gear equipped aircraft not equipped with tail hooks
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runway numbering system
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In retaliation to their magnetic heading rounded off to the nearest 10 degrees for example 250 degree is runaway 25
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yellow jerseys
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Aircraft handling officer
Flight deck officer catapult officer air boss arresting gear officer and plane directors |
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white jerseys
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Safety department air transport officer Landing signal officer troubleshooters and medical
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blue jerseys
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aircraft handling and chock crewman
elevator operators |
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Green jerseys
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catapult and arresting gear personnel
maintainers helo landing signal enlistedman photographers |
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Red jerseys
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crash and jerseys
explosive ordnance disposal ordnance handling personnel |
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PKP marking
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12 in wide red stripe with a white 3 in PKP stenciled in the center of the stripe on
18 in wide circle with red 5 in high PKP on flight deck painted on the flight deck |
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saltwater station marking
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18 in wide red stripe with yellow 3 in high W stenciled in center of stripe on wheel stop coaming
red triangle 18 in per side with yellow W painted on flight deck |
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AFFF
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18 in wide green stripe with white 3 in high AFFF stenciled in center of stripe on wheel stop coaming
green 18 in square with white 3 in high AFFF |
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CO2 bottle stowage
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12 in wide red stripe with whit 3 in high CO2 stenciled in center of stripe wheel stop
white 18 in circle with red 5 in high CO2 |
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bomb jettison ramp
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alternating 4 in wide red and yellow stripes with a 12 in black facsimile of a bomb centered
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steam smothering
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18 in black stripe with a 3 in white STEAM stenciled center of stripe on wheel stop coaming
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initial tie down
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up to 45 knots
6 chains |
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normal weather tiedown
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up to 45 knots
9 chains |
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moderate tiedown
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46 to 60 knots
14 chains |
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heavy tiedown
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above 60 knots
20 chains |
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movement team numbers
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6 to 10 personnel
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move crew
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move director
brake rider chock walker safety observer tractor driver |
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threatcon
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determines condition for defense of the US
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defcon
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determines the posture of the military to prepare for war
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force protection conditions
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terrorist threat level.
capability to penetrate existing physical security systems. risk of terrorist attack to which personnel and assets are exposed. the assets ability to execute is mission even if attacked. The protected assets criticality to their missions. |
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FPCON Normal
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When a general global threat of possible terrorist activity exists and warrants a routine security posture
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FPCON Alpha
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an increased general threat of terrorist activity exists.
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FPCON Bravo
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When an increased or more predictable threat of terrorist activity exists
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FPCON Charlie
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When incident occurs or information is received indicating some form of terrorist action is likely
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FPCON Delta
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In the immediate area where a terrorist attack has occurred or when intelligence is received that terrorist action is imminent
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defcon 5
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normal peacetime readuness
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defcon 4
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normal increased intelligence and strengthened security measures
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defcon 3
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increase in force readiness above normal readiness but less than maximum
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defcon 2
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further increase in force readiness but less than maximum
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defcon 1
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maximum force readiness
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whi developed the defcon system
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joint chiefs of staff, unified, and specified combatant commands
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MMCO
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responsible for the overall production and material support of the department
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MMCPO
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Senior enlisted advisor for the maintenance department reports to the mo and advises the CO in all matters affecting aircraft operations aircraft maintenance and department personnel the MCPO directs all maintenance in an operational unit on a day to day basis in support of its operations assigned missions the mmcpo charter is to maintain assigned aircraft and aeronautical equipment
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MCO
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supply corps officers assigned to a deployable squadron will be assigned as the MCO for the handling of finances material requisition
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organizational level
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operating unit on a day to day basis in support of its own operations.
is mission is to maintain assigned aircraft and aeronautical equipment in a full mission capable status |
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I level
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mission is to enhance and sustain the combat readiness and mission capability of supported activities
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Monthly Maintenance plan
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provides scheduled control of the predictable maintenence workload
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NATOPS
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naval air training and operating procedures standardization
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What happened in 1950
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The us navy/marine corps lost 776 aircraft
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What was the first standardization
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The namp in 1959
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What was the second standardization
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The fleet replacement squadron in 1961
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When was NATOPS established
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1961
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warning
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death
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caution
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May result in damage to equipment
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Note
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must be emphasized
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shall
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mandatory
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should
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recommended
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may
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optional
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comnavairlant
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A through M
A through Z |
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comnavairpac
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n through Z
A through Z |
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cnatra
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A through G
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20 June 1913
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ensign William Billingsley was the first fatality of naval aviation
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20 March 1922
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The Jupiter was converted to be the navys first carrier thee uss Langley cv-1
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10 March 1948
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FJ-1 Fury the first navy her landed on the uss boxer cv-21 for the first time
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Coral Sea
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7-8 May 1942
broke the Japanese navy code uss Lexington sunk uss Yorktown damaged |
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Midway
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3-5 June 1942
turning point of the Pacific war hornet, enterprise, and Yorktown Yorktown sunk 4 jap carriers sunk |
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Guadalcanal
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13-15 November 1942
5 Sullivan brothers died on the uss Juneau |
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acceleration
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rate of change of speed with time
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Speed
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The rate of movement in terms of distance measured in an allotted amount of time
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velocity
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Speed of an object in a given time and direction
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ailerons
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roll longitudinal
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elevators
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pitch lateral
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rudder
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yaw vertical
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aircraft hydraulic system
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Reservoir
pump tubing selector valve actuating unit |
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jcn
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9 digit alpha numeric code that is the basis for data collection
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DM
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discrepancy maintenence
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TS
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troubleshooting
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CM
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cannibalization maintenance
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AD
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assist maintenance
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FO
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facilitate other maintenance
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CL
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conditional look phase
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CF
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conditional fix phase
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SX
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special inspection one workcenter
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SC
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special inspection control
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TD
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technical directive
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six core capabilities
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forward presence
deterrence sea control power projection maritime security humanitarian assistance/disaster relief |
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six categories of hazmat
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flammable
aerosol toxic materials corrosive material oxidizing material compressed gases |
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general steps of spill response
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discovery
notification initiation of action evaluation containment damage control dispersion of gases cleanup and decontamination disposal certification for re - entry follow up reports |
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how many types of shore hangars and what kind of roof systems do they have
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3
column free front cantilevered roof structure |
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type 1 hangar
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carrier aircraft
85 ft deep by 235 feet wide |
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type 2 hangar
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Marine corps
119 ft deep by 325 ft wide |
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type 3 hangar
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land based patrol
165 deep by 165 wide |
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aircraft carrier hangar bays
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largest hangars
100 ft wide 685 ft long 25 ft clearance holds 60 aircraft closed in 18 seconds |
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propeller system
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spinner
vpa steel hub blades segmented rear spinner bulkhead evh hydraulic pump housing actuator valve module shaft adapter |
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14th stage bleed air provides
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engine anti Ice
air conditioning aircraft pressurization engine compartment cooling hydraulic reservoir pressurization cross bleed air start |
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APU
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provides bleed air for engine starts, hydraulic pressure to the combined hydraulic system only and electrically on deck without the use of an external power supply
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