LCS ESWS STUDY GUIDE Flashcards

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What does **.8 power factor** mean for the SSDG?

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80% efficiency rating ## Footnote This indicates how effectively the generator converts electrical power.

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* 2 SWBD’s * 1S/2S in AUX 1 * 3S/4S in AUX 2 ## Footnote Switchboards distribute electrical power throughout the ship.

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* 4 Load Centers * 1SA/2SA in AUX 1 * 3SA/4SA in AUX 2 * LC 11 across from CSAR 3 * LC 21 in Recon 1 ## Footnote Load centers manage the distribution of electrical loads.

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ABT (Automatic Bus Transfer) for vital equipment has a normal and emergency power source ## Footnote It automatically transfers to emergency power in case of loss of normal power.

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MBT (Manual Bus Transfer) for non-vital equipment has a normal and emergency power ## Footnote It requires manual transfer during loss of normal power.

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Used to match the ship's magnetic signature to the earth's magnetic signature ## Footnote This is primarily used to avoid triggering underwater mines.

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6 shore power receptacles located on the Alex Deck ## Footnote These receptacles allow for external power connection.

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450 VAC at 400 AMPs ## Footnote This rating indicates the capacity of the shore power system.

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4 Shore Power Cables ## Footnote These cables connect the ship to shore power sources.

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Data Acquisitioning Unit, used for communication for all engineering equipment to the RCO console ## Footnote This unit is essential for monitoring and control.

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15 DAU’s ## Footnote These units facilitate data communication across systems.

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Core Network Switch, Used to connect the DAU’s to the MPCMS network ## Footnote This switch is crucial for network communication.

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* 2 CNS’s * CNS 1 located in CCS * CNS 2 located in Aft Electrical Equipment Room ## Footnote These switches manage data flow within the network.

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NSTM 300 REV 11 ## Footnote This manual provides guidelines for electrical safety protocols.

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2 SSDG’s are online and sharing the load of equipment running equally ## Footnote This configuration enhances reliability and efficiency.

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2 SSDG’s online and only powering the associated SWBD for that SSDG ## Footnote This allows for targeted power distribution.

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A breaker that ties or unties the electric plant ## Footnote This breaker is essential for managing electrical connections.

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CB3 Breakers ## Footnote These breakers are used to isolate sections of the electrical system.

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* 4 A/C units * 1A/1B and 2A/2B all located in Shaft Alley ## Footnote These units provide climate control within the ship.

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* Compression * Condensation * Expansion * Evaporation ## Footnote This cycle is fundamental to the operation of refrigeration systems.

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R-134A ## Footnote This refrigerant is commonly used in marine air conditioning systems.

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* 2 Chill Water pumps located in Shaft Alley ## Footnote These pumps are essential for cooling systems.

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Medium Pressure Air Compressor ## Footnote This compressor is used for various pneumatic systems onboard.

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126 PSI- 999 PSI ## Footnote This rating indicates the operational range of the air compressor.

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* 2 MPAC’s in MMR ## Footnote These compressors provide necessary air pressure for systems.

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Take seawater and turn into potable water through the process of Reverse Osmosis ## Footnote This process is vital for providing fresh water to the crew.

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* 2 R/O units in FWD pump room ## Footnote These units are crucial for water purification.

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Rated at 3000 Gallons per day each ## Footnote This capacity ensures sufficient fresh water supply.

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* 4 * 2 Hot PW pumps and 2 Cold PW pumps in FWD pump room ## Footnote These pumps are essential for distributing potable water.

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* F-76 * JP-5 ## Footnote These fuels are used for various engines and systems.

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MPDE’s, GT’s, SSDG’s, and Small Boats ## Footnote This fuel is the primary energy source for propulsion and power generation.

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Refueling Aircrafts and Emergency Fuel for Engines ## Footnote This fuel is critical for aviation operations.

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* 3 F/O transfer pumps * 2 for F-75 in MMR * 1 for JP-5 in Shaft Alley ## Footnote These pumps facilitate fuel transfer operations.

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* 11 Storage tanks * 9 for F-76 * 2 for JP-5 ## Footnote These tanks store the necessary fuel for operations.

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* 10 Fuel Service tanks * 8 for F-76 * 2 for JP-5 ## Footnote These tanks provide fuel for immediate use.

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VCHT ## Footnote This system is used for managing waste onboard.

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Vacuum Collection Holding and Transfer ## Footnote This system is essential for waste management.

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* 2 Ejector pumps * To create vacuum in the VCHT system ## Footnote These pumps are critical for the operation of the sewage system.

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* RCO (Readiness Control Officer) * EPT (Engineering Plant Technician) * Oil King * Sounding and Security ## Footnote These roles ensure the safe operation of the engineering plant.

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Responsible for the safe and proper operation of the ship’s entire engineering plant ## Footnote This role is crucial for maintaining operational readiness.

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Responsible for monitoring and maintaining the engineering plant's systems ## Footnote This role supports the RCO in ensuring operational efficiency.

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* Surveillance and Detection * Find/Fix * Classification * Tracking * Weapon Selection * Neutralization ## Footnote These steps outline the process of identifying and engaging a target.

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Command and Control Warfare ## Footnote It involves the direction of Fleet wide forces and weapons to achieve a mission or goal.

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Gun fire support for troops landing or conducting operations on the beach ## Footnote This support is crucial for ground operations.

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Radio detection and ranging ## Footnote RADAR is used for detecting and tracking objects.

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Sound navigation and ranging ## Footnote SONAR is used for underwater detection and navigation.

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* Air Warfare * Surface Warfare ## Footnote These areas highlight the applications of naval gun systems.

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* Air Warfare * Undersea Warfare * Surface Warfare * Strike Warfare ## Footnote These areas demonstrate the versatility of naval missile systems.

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To ensure the effective and safe operation of naval warships' advanced weaponry systems ## Footnote Fire control is essential for operational readiness.

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An all-weather, over-the-horizon ANTI-SHIP missile using active radar homing ## Footnote It follows a sea-skimming trajectory to evade enemy radar.

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Guidance is by terrain matching and inertial navigation ## Footnote The Tomahawk is a long-range cruise missile.

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Vertically Launched ANTI-SUBMARINE Rocket ## Footnote It is designed for anti-submarine warfare.

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* Fleet AIR DEFENSE * SHIP DEFENSE ## Footnote The SM-6 serves multiple roles including ANTI-AIR warfare.

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* NATO Sea Sparrow * Basic Point Defense Missile System * MK 31 RAM * MK 15 CIWS ## Footnote These systems are crucial for the self-defense of naval vessels.

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Search the air for contacts ## Footnote It is essential for detecting aerial threats.

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Search the surface for contacts ## Footnote It helps in identifying surface vessels.

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For the targeting of the weapons systems ## Footnote It is critical for accurate weapon deployment.

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Provides information for safe navigation ## Footnote It aids in the safe movement of vessels.

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* 2 dimensional: Shows range and bearing only * 3 dimensional: Shows range, bearing, and altitude ## Footnote The dimensionality affects the radar's capability to track targets.

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Provides detailed step-by-step procedures for Combat Systems equipment ## Footnote It includes start-up, Basic Operation, and Casualty response.

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Ensure that maintenance is performed on all systems to maintain peak readiness ## Footnote This role is vital for operational effectiveness.

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To evade and misdirect inbound torpedoes fired at the ship ## Footnote These systems enhance the survivability of naval vessels.

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* Active sonar: Sends sound waves out to create a picture of the underwater environment * Passive sonar: Receives only, listening to sound signatures ## Footnote Each type serves different operational needs.

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A 1 deg change in temperature causes a proportional 6 fps change in sound velocity ## Footnote Temperature significantly impacts sonar performance.

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Remove all spark producing items and secure the use of all electro-magnetic radiation devices ## Footnote These precautions are critical for preventing accidents.

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The round remains in the weapon for an unexpected period of time following primer activation ## Footnote This condition can pose serious safety risks.

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The round did not fire from the weapon after primer activation ## Footnote This situation requires immediate attention.

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A gun that has fired a sufficient number of rounds and reaches a temperature that could inadvertently fire the round in the chamber ## Footnote This condition necessitates careful monitoring.

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High explosive point detonating ## Footnote It detonates on contact.

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High explosive variable time ## Footnote It is set to detonate at a preset time.

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High explosive, infrared ## Footnote It has a heat sensor that attracts a target.

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To reduce/eliminate harmful RF energy radiating within a safe distance of ordnance ## Footnote This is crucial for preventing accidental detonations.

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Command, Control, Communication, and Computers ## Footnote It is essential for modern military operations.

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* 5-inch/54-caliber Mk 45 gun * 57-millimeter gun ## Footnote These systems provide essential combat capabilities.

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* BLUE: Training/Dummy round * YELLOW: High explosives * BROWN: Rocket motors * GRAY: Irritant or toxic agents * BLACK: Armor-defeating ammunition * SILVER/ALUMINUM: Countermeasures ammunition * LIGHT GREEN: Smoke or marker ammunition * LIGHT RED: Incendiary ammunition * WHITE: Illuminating ammunition * LIGHT BLUE: Training or firing practice * ORANGE: Tracking or recovery * BRONZE: Dummy/Drill/Inert ammunition ## Footnote Color coding helps in the identification and safe handling of ammunition.

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To prevent electronic systems from becoming damaged due to high operating temperatures ## Footnote This is vital for maintaining operational integrity.

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Provides real-time data of the ship's relative position for targeting threats ## Footnote This ensures accurate weapon system operation.

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Windows 7 enterprise for workstations, Windows server 2008 R2, Red Hat Linux, and Red Hawk ## Footnote These systems support various operational needs.

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* Top Secret (Orange) * Secret (Red) * Unclassified (Green) * Confidential (Blue) ## Footnote These markings indicate the sensitivity of information.

Answer 80

A Top Secret message processing system for naval messages ## Footnote It is used for receiving broadcast message traffic.

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Top Secret message processing system for naval messages ## Footnote It handles receiving broadcast message traffic and backup message processing.

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Manual destruction of anything that will expire in time, such as electronic encryption keys ## Footnote These keys must be updated regularly.

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Destroy or delete crypto/classified material before the ship is compromised ## Footnote Authorized only by the CO and must be reported to the TSCE person.

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Requires a minimum of 2 personnel for transferring top secret material ## Footnote Secret material only needs one, but two is good practice.

Answer 85

* PRC150 (3 onboard) * Programmed for VHF/HF/UHF ranges ## Footnote PRC150 is a portable type of radio.

Answer 86

Provides a non/near real-time common operational picture showing friendly and adversary forces ## Footnote Uses Red Hat and Red Hawk Linux.

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The backbone of the ship’s internal network for data transfer ## Footnote Uses Navigational Data Distribution System (NDDS) for timing inputs.

Answer 88

* CISCO routers * Edge switches * Cat5 and Fiber Optic cables ## Footnote CISCO routers include 1 main router and 2 enclave routers.

Answer 89

* Secure/Plain: Encrypted/Unencrypted * Voice/Data: Only voice configured on LCS5 ## Footnote Uses PRC150 type transceivers.

Answer 90

* Secure/Plain: Encrypted and non-encrypted * Voice/Data: Voice only on LCS5 ## Footnote Uses ARC-210 transceivers for line of sight communications.

Answer 91

* Secure/Plain: Encrypted and non-encrypted * Voice/Data: Voice circuits on channels 1 and 2, data on channels 3 and 4 ## Footnote Uses ARC-210 and DMR for UHF communications.

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* Secure/Plain: Classified and unclassified * Voice/Data: Strictly for data for NIPR and SIPR internet ## Footnote Uses WSC-6 V9 transceivers.

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Displays the ship’s speed through the water ## Footnote Located on the SCC on the bridge port side.

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Provides accurate roll, pitch, and bearing ## Footnote Uses GPS for determining location.

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General announcing system ## Footnote It is part of the DIAS system.

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Wind speed, direction, and barometric pressure ## Footnote Also measures humidity and pressure.

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Allows personnel to call another space using the phone ## Footnote Uses the internet and CAT-5 cables.

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Indicates the proper glide angle for helicopters to land on the flight deck ## Footnote Located on the ram deck port side.

Answer 99

Multi-mission-capable high rate of fire gun weapon system ## Footnote Designed to engage surface, air, and missile targets.

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Remotely operated Naval Gun System using a 30mm high velocity cannon ## Footnote Used for shipboard self-defense against small, high-speed surface targets.

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Defend the ship against small boat and low slow flyer threats ## Footnote These weapons are part of the ship's self-defense systems.

Answer 102

Provides high firepower close-in defense of combatant and auxiliary ships ## Footnote Utilizes a dual mode, passive radio frequency/infrared missile.

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Point-to-point air defense anti-cruise missile ## Footnote Used in conjunction with the RAM system.

Answer 104

For air and sea surveillance, detecting, locating, identifying, and tracking target objects ## Footnote It has 6 scan modes with a max range of 108 nm.

Answer 105

Guided Missile Launching System ## Footnote It is for launching the RIM-116 RAM and AGM114 Surface to surface missiles.

Answer 106

Air defense Anti-cruise missile ## Footnote It is designed to intercept and destroy incoming threats.

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* Propulsion: solid-propellant rocket motor * Length: 9.3 ft * Diameter: 5 in * Wingspan: 17.5 in * Weight: 162 lbs * Speed: Supersonic (Mach 2+) * Range: 3-5 nm * Guidance System: RF homing, infrared homing, dual-mode * Seeker: Passive seeker (fire and forget) * Price/Unit Cost: $759,636 (in FY 2014) ## Footnote These characteristics define the missile's capabilities and specifications.

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* Pre-fragmented Programmable Proximity-fused * Target/Training Practice (TP) ## Footnote Pre-fragmented ammunition has multiple fuse types for different functions, while TP is designed for practice firings.

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* No Pattern * Missile Low Level * Missile Medium Level * Missile High Level * Aircraft * Surface ## Footnote Each pattern is designed for specific target engagement scenarios.

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Used against targets at sea and on land ## Footnote It triggers the shell to burst when within a required distance from the target.

Answer 111

TRUE ## Footnote Distraction rounds are designed to divert missiles away from the ship.

Answer 112

A passive threat warning receiver for early warning, intercept, identification, and reporting ## Footnote It enhances situational awareness and supports self-defense against anti-ship missile attacks.

Answer 113

* Detection: via SLQ-57, SPS-75, X/S band Radars, or Visual * Identifying: via Electronic Signature, Radar data, I&W, and Visual * Assessing: via Electronic Signature, flight profiles, CPA, and hostile intent * Assigning: via Watch Standers selecting weapon systems * Engaging: via implementation and firing of the selected weapon system ## Footnote This process ensures effective engagement of targets.

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* Minimum Range: 1000-1500 yds * Maximum Range: 9 nm (18,000 yds) * Max Effective Combat Range: 5500 yds-8000 yds ## Footnote These ranges define the operational capabilities of the gun system.

Answer 115

SW Weapon systems receive track/targeting parameters for engagements ## Footnote This integration is crucial for effective targeting and engagement.

Answer 116

A belt-fed, recoil operated, air-cooled, crew-served machine gun capable of firing single-shot and automatic ## Footnote Proper handling and operational procedures are essential for safety.

Answer 117

Keep the weapon pointed down range at the intended target until the round fires ## Footnote This applies to all weapon systems listed.

Answer 118

A passive threat warning receiver for low and high frequency targeting and fire-control radars ## Footnote It provides early warning, intercept, identification, and reporting to enhance situational awareness against anti-ship missile attacks.

Answer 119

A three-dimensional, multi-mode naval radar for air and surface surveillance, target acquisition, self-defense, gunfire support, and aircraft control ## Footnote It is essential for various naval operations.

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A combat identification system using a transponder for command and control ## Footnote It listens for an interrogation signal and sends a response to identify the broadcaster.

Answer 121

A fixed angle launcher for deploying MK214 chaff rounds to each of the 4 quarters of the ship ## Footnote It is used for countermeasures against missile threats.

Answer 122

Rolling Air Missile ## Footnote The MK 31 RAM GMLS provides close-in defense using a dual mode, passive radio frequency/infrared missile.

Answer 123

* Detection: via SLQ-57, SPS-75, or LINK-16 * Identifying: via Electronic Signature, Radar data, and I&W * Assessing: via Electronic Signature, flight profiles, and CPA * Assigning: via Watch Standers selecting weapon systems * Engaging: via implementation and firing of the selected weapon system ## Footnote These steps are crucial for effective engagement in air warfare.

Answer 124

* Minimum Range: Fixed distance * Maximum Range: Apogee occurs 600ft after detonation ## Footnote The system operates with specific parameters for effective deployment.

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Fires with a minimum 250msec delay between salvos ## Footnote It uses 28 Volts DC to detonate the chaff rounds.

Answer 126

24 rounds when all launchers are fully loaded ## Footnote This includes 4 launchers with 6 tubes each.

Answer 127

* Minimum Range: 1nm * Maximum Range: 9nm * Max Effective Combat Range: 3-5nm ## Footnote The range is dependent on various operational factors.

Answer 128

Not specified; fires when Time-To-Go reaches zero ## Footnote Typically fired in 2 round salvos at Mach 2+ speeds.

Answer 129

21 RIM-116 RAM Missiles ## Footnote Located above the AMZ on the O-2 Level.

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Receives track/targeting parameters for engagements ## Footnote This is essential for effective air defense operations.

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Space for operating and employing all AW Point Defense systems ## Footnote It is crucial for coordinating air defense efforts.

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Fleet level guidance on interaction with Air contacts and use of force ## Footnote They vary based on the Area of Operational Responsibility (AOR).

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Reduces ship RF emissions to avoid targeting by AW threats ## Footnote This is a critical safety measure in combat situations.

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A comprehensive system supporting C4I Air operations ## Footnote It enables joint and multinational maritime operations essential for Air warfare.

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* Clear personnel from the ALEX deck during firing * Operate in Auto mode only with multiple missile threats ## Footnote Incorrect implementation can lead to ineffective defense against threats.

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* Clear personnel from the RAM deck during firing * Consider salvo size to prevent fratricide ## Footnote RAM’s passive seeker requires careful engagement to avoid friendly fire incidents.

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Locations CO Office, XO Office, 57MM, MM1, MM2, AECM, SAM,

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95 GPM 150 PSI

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* CCS Repair 2 and 3

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* Caution * Thorough * Report * Repeat

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Sea Chest to the Fire pump to the firemain system to the firemain to the plug

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RCO Console to the Core Switch to the DAUs to the Fire pump Control module

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Vest Davit

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* Anchor windless

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LHRS, Overhead bridge crane, JIB, Payload, and ammo handling crane

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Crossing the T Backdown

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Locations MCC, Pilot House, CO cabin, and Helo Control Name Windspeed and direction display units

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* Amount 5 * 1JV- Maneuvering and docking * Pilot House, IRR, CCS, GTMR, MMR, Waterjet. * 1JV100- Dedicated Bridge wing Maneuvering and Docking Pilot house, Port and Starboard Bridge wings * 2JZ Damage Control CCS, MCC, DC Lockers, AFF Stations, MMR, Water mist activation, AMR1 and 2, GTMR, Shaft Alley, Pilot House, RECON 2, AMZ, WMZ, HCO tower, IRR. * 1JG Aircraft control Pilot house, MCC, CCS, Flight Deck. * 4JP Heavy Machine Gun Control Pilot House, MCC, OOD station, Armory, SFIR, 50 Cal mounts

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* Point 800m * Area 1200m

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Fire, unlock, extract, eject, feed, cocking chamber lock fire

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* 20000ft^2

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* Super sonic 21-24NM * Sub sonic 6-12NM

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OCTOBER 13, 1775

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NOVEMBER 10TH, 1775

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APRIL 1ST, 1893

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UNITY SERVICE NAVIGATION

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June 4th, 1942 Over the next two days, the US troops at sea and on Midway continued their attacks, forcing the Japanese to abandon the battle and retreat. The Japanese lost approximately 3,057 men, four carriers, one cruiser, and hundreds of aircraft, while the United States lost approximately 362 men, one carrier, one destroyer, and 144 aircraft. This critical US victory stopped the growth of Japan in the Pacific and put the United States in a position to begin shrinking the Japanese empire through a years-long series of island-hopping invasions and several even larger naval battles.

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OCTOBER 23, 1944 WAS THE LARGEST NAVAL BATTLE IN MODERN HISOTRY

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worlds first nuclear-powered submarine, commissioned in 1954

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OCTOBER 12, 2000, under command of Commander Lippold, the USS COLE was hit by a small fiberglass boat carrying C4 explosives two suicide bombers hit the portside midships while docked in Aden, Yemen harbor during a routine stop for fuel.

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Under Captain Brindle the ship was struck 17 May 1987 by two Exocet anti-ship missiles during Iraq-Iran war fired from an Iraqi aircraft missile killed 37 sailors

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USS Constitution

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Osmond Ingram DD-225

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first enlisted sailor killed in WWI. He was a gunner’s mate, received the medal of honor post humors.

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May 4rth 1942, was the first naval engagement where opposing forces never saw each other’s ships. First naval engagement in history where surface ships did not fire a single shot. It was a win for the allies and stopped Japanese progress and set the stage for allied victory in the pacific.

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June 6th 1944- largest amphibious engagement in modern history

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The battle is significant because it was crucial for the US to capture the airfields on IWO JIMA in order to do the invasion on japan. There were over 25,000 casualties for the US including 7,000 deaths. It is also remembered because a group of marines raised the American flag on mount suribachi becoming an American symbol.

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Father of Naval Ordinance

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is a retired United States Navy sailor who served as the Fleet Master Chief for Manpower, Personnel, Training and Education (MPT&E). Over the course of her 34-year career, she served as the first woman and first African-American in multiple Navy positions, including the first female Command Master Chief of an aircraft carrier and the first female Command Master Chief for recruit training.

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the only ship that still flies the union jack due to it being the oldest active commissioned navy war ship.

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legacy is marked by his distinguished service in the U.S. Navy and his leadership as the commander of the Fifth Fleet. His military career was marked by numerous achievements, including flying over 4,500 flight hours and accumulating over 1,000 carrier-arrested landings. Stearney's contributions to naval operations and his dedication to his country were recognized with numerous military decorations. His death was ruled a suicide, and he was interred at Arlington National Cemetery. His leadership and service continue to be remembered by his colleagues and admirers.

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December 7th, 1941, sunk a total of 21 ships, 3 of those ships were the USS Arizona (BB-39), USS OAKLAHOMA (BB-37), and the USS NEVADA (BB-36), USS WEST VIRGINIA (BB-48), USS CALIFORNIA (BB-44)

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First super Carrier in the US NAVY (CVA-59)- The USS Forrestal fire lasted for approximately 30 minutes after it started on July 29, 1967. The fire was caused by a Zuni rocket striking an aircraft, which ignited fuel on the flight deck, leading to a series of explosions and a total loss of life for 134 sailors and injuries for 161 others.

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