1
Q
how long is the engineering log kept
A
the engineering log is a legal document kept on board for 3yrs
2
Q
HQ at Naples, Italy
A
HQ of 6th fleet
3
Q
senor security force memebrt who supervises the pier
A
chief of hte guard
4
Q
how does a brominator work
A
brominator works better than chollorine to keep systemwater anitized
5
Q
“gingerbread”
A
code word to let everyone know there is an intruder on the line
6
Q
code word to let everyone know there is an intruder on the line
A
gingerbread
7
Q
tool for celestial navigation
A
sextant
8
Q
red color during flight deck operatiosn
A
not ready for flight ops
9
Q
amber flight deck status
A
2 minutes to launch an aircraft
10
Q
Random antiterrorism measures
A
desiggned to prevent a robust security posture from which the terrorism can’t esily disintegrate patterns/routines vulnerable to attack
11
Q
sea return
A
when you have c,utter on teh radar due to reflections of signals by the sea
12
Q
pencil flare
A
projectile for signaling position in distress| *height of 60 meters and burns 6 seconds at 3K candela
13
Q
lumens
A
total amount of light emitted| *the higher the light emitted, the greater the area lit
14
Q
candela
A
amount of light emitted in a particular direction
15
Q
amount of light emitted in a particular direction
A
candela
16
Q
gray water
A
water discharge from the scullery (clearning dishes)
17
Q
what type of hazardous material is bleach
A
oxidizer
18
Q
how is the president greeted when he arrives on a ship
A
8 bells
19
Q
USS Enterprise
A
first nuclear powered aircraft carrier
20
Q
Nautilus
A
first nuclear powered vessel
21
Q
M-14
A
send a line ship to ship or ship to pier
22
Q
proper order for taking visual bearings
A
beam, bwo, sterm
23
Q
Rickrover
A
father of naval nucelar power
24
Q
Father of Naval Nuclear Power
A
Rickrover
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frequency between gun salute
5sec intervals
26
battle shwere the 2 fleets never saw eacher and fought entirely fromaircraft
Battle of Corals SEa
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% of Basic Food Allowance
20% breakfast40% lunch40% dinner
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line between ships during underway replenishment
P&D lines
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ultra high frequency
300MHZ to 3 givahertz
30
swrilling of a fluid that runs contrary to the main current
eddy
31
how many gun salutes does a vice admiral get
15 gun salute
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how many gun salutes does a real admiral upper half get
13
33
how many gun salutes does the CNO get
19 gun salute
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last two shots
warming shot = second to last = yellow| last = danger shot= red
35
how many mooring lines are on the CVN REgan
12
36
3 types of UNREP
RAS, FAS, VERTREP
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underway replenishment where you take on fuel
FAS = take on fuel
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FAS
underway replenishment where you take on fuel
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BMOW
Boatswain Mate of the Watch| *repsonsible for all enlisted on the bridge
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MOOW
messangeer of the wtch| delivers the 12 o'clock report to the CO
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delivers the 12 o'clock report to the CO
MOOW = messenger of hte watch
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FIE
foreign intelligrence entity
43
how do adversaries get information
adversaries collect small pieces of information that together reveal a big picture
44
act of obtaining/delivering/delivering/transmiting/receiving information abotu national defense ot injure US
espionage
45
espionage
adversaries collect small pieces of information taht together reveal the big picture
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who are more likely to commit espionage
70% of those who are convicted of espionage were born in the USA
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punishment for espionage
death under US COde/UCMJ
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terror acts punishmenbt
death under US Code/UCMJ
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aka lone wolf
self-radicalizationed
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psychiatrist who was a terrorist
Major Nidal Hasan - Ft Hood| killed 13/wounded 32
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Naval Yard terrorist
Aaron Alexis = computer tech at Naval Yark killed 12/counded 8 at teh NAVSEA COmmand HQNAVSEA = Naval Sea Systems COmmand HQ
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goal of elictation
get you to startkeep talking* subtly colelct information often at conventions/seminars/tours whenre peiope are eager to talk* FIE operate under guide of think tank/reserch/official delegation/organis, foreign liasiosn offiering* sounds like innocent conversation and explotis human tnature to be helpful and polite
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CG
Guided Missile Cruiser
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DDG
Guided Missile Destroyer
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CVN
Aircraft Carrier Nuclear Powered
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SSN
Nuclear Powered Submarine
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SSBN
Ballistic Missile Submarine (Nuclear Powered)
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JCC
Joint Command & Control Ship
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HSV
high speed vessel
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MCM
Mine Coutnermeasure SHip
61
HSS
High Speed Sealift
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UREP ships - 7
AE = amunition ship
AO = oiler
AKE = amunition cargo ship
AS = submarine tender
AFS = combat
ADE= fast combat ship
AD = destroyer tender
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acronym for oilers
AO = oiler| a type of UREP ship
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MPFA
maritime prepositoning ship, aviation
65
MPFA
Maritime Prepositioning Ship, Aviation
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MPFC
maritime prepositioning ship, cargo
67
MPFD
maritime prepositioning shiop, dock
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shorthand for a surveying ship
AGS
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AGS
Surveying ship
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AGOR
oceanographic research ship
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LCM
landing craft mechanized
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YWN
waterbarge
73
YOS
oil storage barge
74
YOGN
gasoline barge
75
YON
fuel oil barge
76
YTB
large harbor tug
77
YTL
small harbor tug
78
6 priorities (Amphib Ops) for planning, programming, & budgeting decisions
1. maintain a credible, modern, and survivable sea based strategic deterrent
2. sustain forward presence, distributed globally in places that matter
3. develop the capability & capacity to win decisively
4. focus on critical afloat and ashore readiness to ensure USN is adequately funded and ready5. enhance Navy's asymmetric capabilities in physical domains as well as cyberspace and electromagnetic spectrum6. sustain a relevant industrial base particulary in shipbuilding
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what is embarked with CVN
CVN have embarked air wings & strike group warships| *balance between forward presence and surge capability to conduct war/peace ops to support national priorities
80
service years of the first aircraft carrier
USS Enterprise = CNV 65* 51yr service* inactive 2012
81
EALS
Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System
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aka "Greyhound"
C-2A
83
C-2A ___
Greyhound
84
operational range of the C-2A Greyhound
operational range up to 1,000 nm
85
transport payload capability of C-2 Greyhound
10K lbs
86
use of C-2A Greyhound
rapidly configure cargo by for passengers, litter patients, medevac, time critical, airdrop, people/supplies
87
payload of C130T Hercules
rapidly reconfigures to transport 40K lbs or 75 passengers
88
payload lbs that the C-130T Hercules can deliver
40K lbs
89
passengers the C-130T Hercules can travel
75 passengers
90
NUFEA
Navy Unique Fleet Essential Airlift| *includes C-130T Hercules
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Super Stallion
CH-53E Super Stallion| *intro to DOD in 1981
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"King Stallion" Heavy Lift Replacement| *capabilities
externally lifts 27K lbs on a standard sea level hot day (103F) to a range of 110 nm and delivery cargo in a landing zone at a pressure altitutde of 3K ft and 91.5F* also can transport 30 fully combat loaded troops* King Stallion triples capabilities of Super Stallion
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primary mission of Osprey
carrier onboard delivery
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secondary mission of the Osprey
```vertical onboard delivery,VREP,MEDEVAC,Naval Special Warfare Support,SAR,HA/DR,diplomatic presence,transport distinguished VIP```
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EA-6B ___
Prowler
96
___ Prowler
EA-6B Pr4owler
97
AEA
Airborne Electronic Attack AIrcraft| *does airborne electronic warfare (EW) attack capabilities against enemy systems
98
2 examples of AEA: Airborne Electronic Attack Aircraft
EA-6B: Prowler| EA-18G: Growler
99
F-35C __
F-35C: Lightening II carrier variant
100
PHIBCB
amphibious construction battalion
101
BMU
beachmaster unit
102
first time Marines flew helicopters into battle
Incheon
1950
Korean War
103
why were Marines deployed to Lebanon
1982: part of a multinational peacekeeping force in order to reestore peace and order to the war torn country
104
end of WWII days
V-E
V-J Day
105
joint force ___ component commander
106
MTV
modular tactical vest
107
coastal areas
littorals
108
private...
109
title "Commander in Chief"
in 2002, SecDef Donald Rumsfeld said CINC would be reserved for President only consistent with terms of the Article II of the Constitution and CINC regionally would be known as Combatant Commanders. Prior to this CCDRs were known as Commander in Chief
110
DDG
Guided Missile Destroyer
111
4 specific items to provide if you become a POW
name
rank
DOB
service number
112
compendium
a collection of concise but detailed information about a particular subject systematically gathered.
a collection of things
113
CLF
Combat Logistics Force
114
DIET
Duty in Port Emergency Team
115
EP
estimated position
116
IAD
International Air Distress
117
correcting mistakes when training to be OOD
have to correct on the spot b/c rapid decision making and no time to wait/save for later
118
OOD's decision post ship crash
save it or jettison to save the ship
- procedures to jettisoned a plane
119
light that is detrimential on the bridge
exposure to white light on the bridge greatly decreases vision
120
surreptitiously
in a way that attemps to avoid notice or attention (secretly)
121
midrats
midnight rations
122
body of law that deals with maritime cases
admiralty law
123
anchorage
124
stand on which the ship's compass is mounted
binnacle
125
ship's sick list
binnacle list
126
stand on which the ship's compass is mounted
binnacle
127
purpose of dagaussing
process to reduce magnetic signature
128
narrow basin for construction/maintence by removing water
dry dock
129
slang for snakcs
geedunk
130
metal/plastic ring to prevent wear
grommet
131
ship named after a USN Nurse
DDG-123 Lenah Higbee
- WWI superintendent of NC
132
first female POW rescue
Private Jessica Lynch
133
IBE
improved ballistic eyewear
134
camouflage helmets
a
break up tis shape
smooth surface
shadwo
mud/burlap sack if no helmet cover
no plumage up like a plume b/c head movements will give position away
135
clip to attach a flag to a halyard
Inglefield cliop
136
explanation when you pull on a rope
heave ho
137
DST
decision support template
138
MOGAS on an LPD
10,000 gallons
139
ARG/MEU
amphibious ready group/marine expeditionary unit
* forward deployed, flexible, sea-based force that provides the president/CCDR with credible deterrence and decision time across the competition continuum
- give the CCDR a responsive/flexible/versatile capability to shape the OE, respond to crises, and protect the US/allied interests in permissive/select uncertain and hostile environments
140
joint functions of METOC
C2- OE information to make timely decisions. PIR & weather limitations on their capabilities
Intelligence - how METOC affects our/enemy employment capabilities
fires - move/maneuver/control/target select
movement/maneuver- COG, attain positional advantage
protection= air/space/missile defense options/communication/information network
sustainmetn - synch to food/water/fuel/arms/muntions/equipment to mass combat power and achieve operational advantage
141
outcomes of METOC planning
METOC planning activities identify METOC information
gaps, prioritize METOC capability requirements, develop
METOC collection plans, assess METOC capabilities to
identify shortfalls, and develop mitigation strategies to
Executive Summary
address those shortfalls. Specific outputs of this LOE are
the METOC estimate, which identifies available METOC
capabilities and anticipated shortfalls, annex H
(Meteorological and Oceanographic Operations), and
inputs to annex B (Intelligence) for the campaign or
contingency plan.
142
AMIO
Alien Migrant Interdictions Opeations - TTP
143
MOTR Plan
MOTR: Maritime Operational Threat Response
The MOTR Plan establishes the protocols to achieve
coordinated, unified, timely, and effective planning and execution by various departments
and agencies of the USG. The MOTR Plan addresses the full range of maritime security
threats to the homeland, including nation-state military threats; piracy; state/non-state
criminal, unlawful, or hostile acts such as smuggling; threat vessels with cargo; or
personnel requiring investigation and disposition
144
maritime superiority
maritime superiority. That degree of dominance of one force over another that permits
the conduct of maritime operations by the former and its related land, maritime, and
air forces at a given time and place without prohibitive interference by the opposing
force.
also maritime supremacy
145
MPF
A maritime pre-positioning force (MPF) operation is the rapid deployment and
assembly of a MAGTF in a secure area using intratheater and intertheater airlift and
forward-deployed maritime pre-positioning ships. An MPF operation is a mission-tailored,
strategic deployment option that is global in nature, naval in character, and suitable for
various employment scenarios.
146
department of the Coast Guard
Homeland Security
147
METOC
meterological and oceanographic
148
2 lines of effort w/METOC activities
METOC support to joint planning
planning METOC activities
149
exploitations (principle of METOC)
Exploitation. Environmental exploitation includes
minimizing or mitigating any negative effects of the
environment on friendly forces while capitalizing on
conditions that maximize the operational advantage over
enemy forces.
150
characterization (principle of METOC)
Characterization of the environment is
the ability to collect accurate data and process that data into
usable information to produce a coherent and accurate
picture of the past, present, and/or future state of the
environment.
151
8 processes for METOC data/informatin
METOC forces provide METOC data and information
through eight processes: collection, processing, analysis,
prediction, tailoring, dissemination, integration, and
mitigation.
152
why are amphibs used for NEO
Joint maritime forces, especially amphibious forces, are often used to conduct
noncombatant evacuation operations. This is primarily due to their forward-deployed
posture; ability to maintain forces afloat, thus not taxing the infrastructure ashore or raising
tensions around the US mission or toward US presence; an ability to provide additional
forces should the security situation warrant; their self-sustainability; and the ability to
transition to other types of operations or provide access for the deployment of other forces.
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