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What is the concept of ORM?
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To mitigate risk and to increase operational effectiveness
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Different types of tag out procedures
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Yellow: Used for caution
Red: Used for danger |
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What are the principles of ORM?
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a) Accept risk when benifits out weigh the cost
b) Accept no unnecessary risk c) anticipate and manage risk by planning d) make risk decisions at the right level |
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What are the steps to ORM?
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1.) Identify the hazard
2.) Assess the hazard 3.) Make risk decision 4.) Implement controls a) Engineering b) Administrative 5.) Supervise |
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What equipment is found in the CESE TOA?
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Lights, generators, MPHT (Mobile Power HVAC Trailer), Cooling units, vehicles, TSP
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What vehicles are part of the CESE TOA?
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LSSV: Light service support vehicle (Pick up truck)
FL80: 15 ton truck HMMWV: High mobility multi-purpose wheeled vehicle |
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What does MHE stand for?
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Material handling epuipment (forklift)
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What does WHE stand for?
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Weight handling equipment (crane)
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What form is DD Form 1970
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Motor Equipment Utilization Form (trip ticket)
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What is "organic CESE"?
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materials required in TOA to perform the mission
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What is "augmented CESE"?
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Materials not really needed/ things we can borrow (gator)
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What is an SF 91?
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Mishap report
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What is SF 94?
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Statement of witness
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What is DD 518?
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Accident card (a "note" if the person is not there)
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What is a BEEP?
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Battalion Equipment Evaluation Program
used for mass turnover of equipment, tracking peice by peice |
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What is the P-300?
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Management of CESE
"Bible of CESE" CESE SOP: how to do everything |
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What is the P-307?
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Management of Weight handling eupiment guide
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What is COMFIRSTNCDINST 11200.2
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Equipment management (Red Book)
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What are the duties of the Equipment Officer?
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overall incharge of CESE
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Duties of the operations supervisor?
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the CESE CPO
ensures maintenance and usage is done properly |
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duties of the dispatcher
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Controls CESE
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Duties of the Equipment Yard supervisor
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"Yard Boss"
in charge of vehicles and yard. where vehicles are placed, cleanliness, saftey of vehicles |
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Duties of License Examiner
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person in chare of driving exams
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duties of operators
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person in charge of the ard card and the vehicle
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what is the OF/346
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US gvmt motor vehicle operators ID card
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What does TASK mean?
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Total Automotive Safety Kuwait
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What is the 11260/2
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Dispatcher Log
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What is the RSSC?
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Radar-Sonar Sirveillance Center (MOC)
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What is the mission of the RSSC(MOC)?
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To provide command and control for waterborne assets for the purpose of protecting ports and harbors.
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What are the major systems of the RSSC?
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TSP, TIS, VIS, MPHT, GDFS,GCCS,ANTENNAS,SHELTER,CARGO TRAILERS, TRANSIT CASES, MANUALS, LAPTOPS
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What does RADAR mean?
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Radio detection and ranging
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What does SONAR mean?
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Sound navigation and ranging
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What is the purpose of the TSP?
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Remote radar and video surveillence
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What is the relationship between the TSP and the RSSC?
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The TSP is the "eyes and ears" of the MOC
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What does the GPS antenna do?
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tells where the MOC is
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What does the sensor platform do?
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Mounts the camera and radar
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What does the microwave antenna do?
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wi/fi that connects to the GDFS
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What does the PDB (power distribution box)do?
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Powers the TSP
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What does the Furuno Radar Antenna do?
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Sends out radio frequency
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What does the ECU (environmental control unit) do?
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cools the EEU
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What does the EEU (electrical equipment unit) do?
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Encloses the electronics
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What are the duties of the Comms Operater?
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responsible for keymat, TS Log, verifying comm plan, loading crypto for the boats
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What does the generator watch do?
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responsible for the overall condition of the exterior lines, conditipon and generator fuel
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what does the coastwatcher do?
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sits in the mounts and provides further eyes and ears on the water
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what does te gdfs operator do?
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relays info to the watch supervisor/officer and is in contact with the boats
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wat does the access/security watch do?
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controls the coming and going inside the moc
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what does the GCCS operator do?
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relay tracking info and recieves tracking info from the GDFS. Takes care of OP Notes
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what does the TSP operator do?
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operates the TSP and remote TSP
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What does the watch supervisor do?
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responsible for the way the watch is run (turnover, breaks, liason with secuirty team leader, informing the watch officer, conduct of the watch, recommendation on the course of action)
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what does the watch officer do?
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in charge of the tactical employment of the MOC and has "Batteries release authority"
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What is the purpose of the GDFS?
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displays video and radar surveillance
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how many people does it take to set up the TSP?
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5
4 to set up and one saftey person |
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what is the difference between expeditionary Harbor Defence and Homeland Harbor defence?
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The coastguard is for homeland, NCW is for deployment
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what is the goal of inshore surveillance?
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to provide littoral support to facilitate traffic control, force protection, harbor defence and harbor approach defence
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what is the prupose of vessel traffic control?
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to prevent accidents.incidents
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what is the AN/PRC-117
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VHF/UHF radio
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What is the AN/PRC-150?
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HF radio
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what kind of antenna does the PRC-117 have?
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Omni directional
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what kind of antenna does the PRC-150 have?
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Large antenna
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what is the lensatic compss used for?
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measuring directions and anle sin the field
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what is relative bearing?
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a bearing taken on an object relative to the ship's heading
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what is true bearing?
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posittion form N on a compass
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what is LOP?
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Line of posttion
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How far is one nautical mile?
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2000 yards
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what is the formula for set/drift?
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speedxtime=drift
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What does the "set" mean in set/drift?
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How fast you are going in the water
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What does "drift" mean in set/drift?
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drift is where I am in the water
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What does set/drift mean?
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how far you shifted on course based on the waters movement
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how are charted depths measured on the water?
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laran-C
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how do you measure distance on a chart?
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longitude lines
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what are the two types of radio net?
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Directed and Free
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What is the directed net?
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ask net control permission to access the net
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what is free net?
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talk whenever you want
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what does MINIMIZE mean?
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minimize transmissions of material for message traffic.
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Who has to sign the "Minimze"?
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the CO
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what is admission control?
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allows certain transmission over the net so the enemy has trouble picking you up
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What does EEFI mean?
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essential elements of friendly information
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what is the name for VHF/UHF crypto?
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VINSON
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What is the name for HF/SATCOM crypto?
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ANDVT
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what is a beam width?
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BEAM WIDTH: The angle between the directions, on
either side of the axis, at which the intensity of the radio frequency fields drops to one-half the value it has on the axis. |
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what does gain mean?
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the gain refers to the direction of maximum
radiation. |
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What is omnidirectional?
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Its gain is uniform in every direction.
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What does RADHAZ mean?
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radiation hazard
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What does CUDIX mean?
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common user digital information exchange subsystem
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What is the purpose of the CUDIX?
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to transmit messgae traffic
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What is the purpose of the NAVMACS?
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used to send and recieve message traffic
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what are tactics used by terrorists?
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bioloical, propaganda and vehicle bourne IED's
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where do the target options come from?
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the terrorist group leader
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what is selection surveillance?
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photo/eyes on/2nd party intell
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what is target selection?
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best access, easiest to hit
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what is detailed surveillance?
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changed appearence
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what is training and preparation
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training everyone
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what is 'The Attack"?
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communication between the leader, the group and the cells. the attack is initiated by the leader.
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what are the 4 terrorist threat levels?
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green- low
blue- moderate orange- significant red- high |
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what are the FPCON?
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Normal
A B C D |
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What is FPCON A?
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random ID check
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WHAT IS FPCON B?
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100% ID Check, random bag and vehicle check
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What is FPCON C
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double watches, crew serve wit entrenchment, 100% car, bag and ID check
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Whst is FPCON D
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essential person in and out
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what does it mean by criticality and vulnerability assessments?
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where are we most vulnerable and what security measures need to be put in place
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what does it mean by planning and response assesments?
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overall training and the effectiveness of training (CART/FEP)
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What is the purpose of the AT/FPplan?
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the sailor need to know what his tasking during attack and reaction of security of the base.
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What are some AT/FP training qualifications?
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- Weapons quals (crew serve/small arms)
- knowing the FP plan - Security assignments |
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1st general order
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. To take charge of this post and all government property in view.
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2nd general order
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To walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert, and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing.
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3rd general order
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3. To report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce.
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4th general order
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To repeat all calls from posts more distant from the guard house than my own.
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5th general order
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To quit my post only when properly relieved.
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6th general order
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To receive, obey and pass on to the sentry who relieves me, all orders from the Commanding Officer, Command Duty Officer, Officer of the Deck, and Officers and Petty Officers of the Watch only.
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7th general order
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To talk to no one except in the line of duty.
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8th general order
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To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder.
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9th general order
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To call the Officer of the Deck in any case not covered by instructions.
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10th general order
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To salute all officers and all colors and standards not cased.
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11th general order
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To be especially watchful at night, and, during the time for challenging, to challenge all persons on or near my post and to allow no one to pass without proper authority.
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What are a convoy planning elements?
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route recon and selection, planning. avoid predictability
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what are leading procedures for the convoy troop?
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Begin planning
Arrange recon Make recon Complete the plan Issue order(warno,frago,opord) Supervise |
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In a convoy, what is the warno for?
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Warning order for the whole convoy
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In a convoy, what is a frago for?
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Fragment order for specific part of convoy
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In a convoy, what is a opord?
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operations order for the big picture
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what are the duties and responsibilities of the convoy commander?
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-plan, prepare and execute the convoy
-overall responsible for the convoy -has internal and external comms -in center of the convoy |
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what are the duties and responsibilites of the lead vehicle commander?
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*tactical commander*
* performs navigation duties * maintains speed * covers ssectors of fire |
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what are the duties and responsibilites of the vehicle commander
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responsible for standard equipment requirements
Organizes people in vehicles maintains comms with CC |
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what are the duties and responsibilites of the driver/ A-driver
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drives vehicle
maintians distance stays alert |
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what are the duties and responsibilites of the crew serve weapons operator
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targets greatest threat on route
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what are the duties and responsibilites of the designated marksman
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*guardian angel*
expert shooter advanced optical site on weapon primary objection in surveillance in a hidden position |
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what are the duties and responsibilites of the CLS/medic
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render medical tx
scattered throughout convoy |
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what are the duties and responsibilites of the litter team
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2 members
provide buddy aid assit in movement and medavac assist with triage postioned in the rear, not with the medics/CLS |
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what are the duties and responsibilites of the LZ teams
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at least 2 but should use 4 people
mark the LZ needs pack with inventory of smoke, flare, airpanel, chemlight, 550 cord |
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what are the duties and responsibilites of the assault team
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put in place in the event we cannot proceed
travel in the body of the convoy speard out and have a leader have their own comms |
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what are the duties and responsibilites of the recovery team
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maintenance recovery personnel
should have tow cables, chains, tools |
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what are the duties and responsibilites of the security personnel
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everyone in the convoy but not the driver or the CC
observes close threats and reports them dismounts to provide perimeter security |
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Advantages/disadvantages of file formations
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* best used for inexperianced or forgien drivers
simple * minimizes IED blasts - weak - reduced field of view - reduced lighting at night |
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Advantages/disadvantages of staggard formation
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*used on mulit lane roads
*allows for all around security *greater flexibility * limits 3rd party interferance - requires more c/c and driver experiance - vulnerable to IED'S |
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Advantages/disadvantages of OFFSET FORMATIONS
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* used to block 3rd party traffic
* flexibilty of stagger with ease of file * allows CC to control 3rd party traffic - vulnerable to IED - difficult to c/c |
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Advantages/disadvantages of inverted "T" formation
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*used on multilane roads
* limits 3rd party infiltration - requires experianced drivers - difficult to c/c |
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Advantages/disadvantages of diamond formation
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*used on multilane roads
* limits 3rd party infiltration - requires experianced drivers - difficult to c/c |
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What can you use to harden a vehicle?
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kevlar blankets, armor plating, ballistic glass, sand bags
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What is a strip map?
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hand written navigational aid
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On a strip map, what is a check point?
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need gird coord.
set throughout the route |
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On a strip map, what is a critical point?
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Intersections, curves in the road
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On a strip map, what is a rally point?
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safe zone in event of separation
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what are the types of convoy comms?
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vehicle internal (inside talking)
vehicle to vehicle (turn signals, radios, cell phones) external (higher HQ contacting us) |
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What is a short halt?
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used for slow traffic, market places or for quick rests (<1hr)
360 degree security Scanning 5-25 meters |
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What are blocking and bumping techniques?
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blocking used for blocking traffic from intersecting the convoy, blocks intersections and dangerous areas
bumping is shouldering |
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discuss clearing techniques
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established in "B" of BAMCIS
"what are we going to do to set blocking technique for the convoy?" Vehicles going ahead to set a block |
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Battle drills: downed driver
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VC gains control of the steering wheel, 3rd person pulls driver out of the way
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Battle drills: bailout
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used when vehicle in not working or when occupants need to use vehicle as cover
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Battle drills: hasty vehicle recovery
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if a vehicle goes down, maintanence tows
hop out, hook up, reembark, take off |
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Battle drills: In-stride hasty vehicle recovery
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for small vehicles: larger vehicle comes to get smaller vehicle
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what are the two types of disomunt procedures?
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long hault: every one gets out
short halt: only one person getting out of vehicle is security |
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react to contact drill: blow through
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speed up, return fire, send a report, move to a rally point
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react to contact: recovery: No obstacle
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stop, dismount, maintain security, achieve fire superiority, report
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react to contact: recovery: obstacle
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go around the obstacle
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hasty attack
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hit one way with heavy ordinance
hit other way flank interlock fire |
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discuss dismount/remount procedures
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can be used when hot in combat but in proximity of a threat. dismount designed to use "buddy system"
dismount and remount given by VC |
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discuss sectors of observation and fields of fire within a convoy
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entire area visible to crew member
9-1 driver; primary focus is 1200 1-3 VC 9-6 security back (left side) 3-6 secuity back (right side) |
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Types of IED's
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time activated
victim activated command activated (insulated det card or wire) |
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what is the most dangerous IED?
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vehicle borne; more dangerous, larger vehicle/larger payload
more shrapnel, more flames |
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How do you report an IED?
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Confirm it's an IED
Clear the area Cord off (rope off) Control entry/exit area Check for 2nd devices No cell phones/radios one person as guide EOD 9-line |
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what is on the EOD 9 line?
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item discovered, reporting unit and grid location, contact method, type of ordinance, NBC contamination, resources threatened, Impact on mission, protective measures, recommended priority
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what is the definition of deadly force?
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that force which a person uses, causing, or that a person knows would create a substantial risk of causing death or serious bodily harm.
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what is the definition of serious bodily harm?
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potential for death if not treated (shooting, stabbing, trauma)
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what are the 7 justifications for deadly force?
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self defence of defence of others
assests involving national security (strategic bomber fleet, ballistic submariens) assets not involving national security but danderous to others (armory, weapons) serious offences against persons Public Health and Safety arrest or apprhension (designated in writing by area commander or higher) escape (designated in writing) |
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What is the 5210.56?
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Weapons carry card
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What are the components of the Deadly Force Triangle?
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opportunity, intent, capability
(intent is the hardest to prove) |
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what are the 6 steps in the escalation of force?
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officer presence
verbal command soft controls (wrist locks,take downs, escorts) hard controls (kicks, pressure points, oc spray) intermidiate weapon (batton, steel toe boots, flashlight) deadly force |
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What is de-escalation of force?
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following suspects de-escaltion of force (ie he drops to level)
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What is Proportional Force?
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use only the force necessary to compell compliance, then you immediately drop to level 3
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What does SROE mean?
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Standing rules of engagement
(generalized blanket for areas of operation) |
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Who writes the SROE?
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Chairman Joint Cheif of Staff
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What does LOAC mean?
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Laws of armed conflict
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What are violations of LOAC?
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destruction of schools
firing on non-combatants tourtoring POW's destroying more than is required |
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What is the mission of NCW?
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Force Protection/Harbor defence
to protect strategic port facilities |
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What is the mission of the MIUWU?
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to provide surface and subsurface surveillance
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What is the role of the MIUWU in a NCWRON?
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deployable asset and provides command, control and communicatipn and surveillance support to the force protection officer.
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What does LSS mean?
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Littoral Surveillance Support
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What is the role of the MIUWU in LSS?
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support
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What are NCW concept of operations in relation to the MIUWU?
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joint-allied multiwarfare environment
MIUWU may deploy without the MAST Secure and reliable comms |
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What is the role of the SSO?
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Seaward security officer
responsible for tactical operations |
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what are the typical characteristics of terrorists organizations
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independently funded
bound by a common theme train in guerilla tactics indirectly achieve political goals |
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What are the basic responsibiliteis for the RSSC?
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Tactical Operations of the MOC
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What is the Seaward Security Officer responsible for?
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providing tactical control of assigned IBU boat detachments.
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What is the patrol leader responsible for?
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for directing all of the boats in a specific boat detachment to accomplish the tasking from the SSO Watch Officer
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What does CCOI mean?
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Critical contacts of interest
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Define COI?
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any vessel that enters the area of responsibility
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Define CCOI
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COI that enters the established Exclusion Zone, or exhibit hostile intent as defined by the ROE or carry out hostile actions as defined by the ROE.
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what are the 3 security threat levels?
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LEVEL I Enemy agents, saboteurs, terrorists, unorganized guerrilla forces, and special operations units of platoon size or smaller (<30 personnel).
LEVEL II Large enemy presence capable of unconventional warfare with forces of up to company strength (100-150 personnel). LEVEL III Conventional combat forces of greater than company strength. |
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discuss the protection of HVA as it pertains to harbor defense
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HD involves the employment of forces for the protection and management of harbors, ports, anchorages, shore
facilities, strategic shipping, and naval vessels against waterborne and landward threats. Boat Plan 0-1-0 |
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what is the threat zone?
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innermost ring of security
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what is the warning zone?
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The warning zone is a ring around the
threat zone and the HVA in which access is controlled. |
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what is the assessment zone?
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The outermost zone is the “assessment zone” and it is where surveillance systems monitor activities within the
zone and beyond it. |
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what does ROE mean?
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rules of engagement
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who sets the ROE?
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CENTCOM
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When using use of force...
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meet any force with equal or more force than the enemy to control the situation
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WHat does SCOF mean?
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Seaward continuem of force
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how many scof levels are there?
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4
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WHAT IS THE FIRST SCOF LEVEL
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reminder of getting too close
blocking/shadowing bridge to bridge man weapons blue lights |
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what is the 2nd SCOF level?
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warning to open fire
point weapon fire pencil flares |
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what is the 3rd SCOF level?
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Warning shots
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What is the 4th SCOF level?
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destructive fire
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what does GDFS mean?
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graphical data fusion system
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what does the GDFS do?
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combines a radar picture with video
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With the GDFS, how far out can you see?
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64 nautical miles
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What is true bearing?
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magnetic north
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what does TIS stand for?
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thermal imaging sensor
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what does VIS stand for
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Visual imaging sensor
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what does TSP stand for?
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Trailor sensor platform
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WHat is AZEL?
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Azimuth elevation
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What does GCCS stand for?
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Global command and control system
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What does PSS mean?
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Portable Surveillance System
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what does RAM mean?
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Random antiterrorism movements
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what is the watch officer responsible for?
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tactical operations of the MIUWU
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What is the watch sup. responsible for?
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day to day stuff
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what is the COMMS officer responsible for?
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crypto, circuits, comm plans, functions or radios
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what does STL mean?
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Security team leader
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what is the STL responsible for?
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ECP and the perimeter of the compound
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What is the Aux watch responsible for?
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generator checks
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What is a coastwatcher?
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general watch stander that reports what's on the water.
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What does CT mean?
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Cypher text
green |
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What does PT mean?
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Plain text
red (don't pass secure info over the net) |
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what is on the comms status board?
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radios, circuit names, status, call signs, posts
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What is a standing order?
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SOP
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What is a night order?
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applies anytime the CO is not around. may change daily
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How far does the TSP extend?
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36 ft
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What does the TSP do?
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It is a surface search radar.
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What are 2 ways to connect the TSP to the CCP?
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Hardlink
microwave link (wifi) |
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What is ONAN?
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namebrand standard generator
5 kilowatts |
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What is GENSET
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generator set
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What does the GENSET do?
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gives the TSP power if shore power is not available
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What is EEU?
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Electronics enclosure unit
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What is UPS?
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uninterupted power supply
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WHat does the UPS do?
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gives 15 min of back up power to properly turn off equipment
batterey back up |
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What does the PCRP radar processor do?
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supplies power to radar and the motor that turns the radar
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what does PLGR mean?
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portable lightweight gps receiver
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What is AIS?
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allied identification system
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What is the CCU and what does it do?
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camera control unit
it controls the camera |
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what is the ECU and what does it do?
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environmental control unit
it cools the EEU |
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What is the PDU?
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Power distribution unit
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What is the MPHT?
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mobile power high volume airdonditioner unit
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what needs to be under the trucks?
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a fuel berm
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how do you set up the TSP?
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get to site, find level ground, 15 cranks up, put stantions on, tighten cables,crank down 15 times or til on ground,"ground" it with cable to CCP (in water), start generator,turn on PDU, raise the mast, turn on EEU (start at the bottom), turn on radar/motor power, turn on CCU
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what is RF?
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radio frequency
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What is TPRS?
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tactical portable radio system
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How do you dispose dry cell batteries?
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in HAZMAT
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What is PRC 152?
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multibad VHF/UHF radio
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WHat is XTS 5000?
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handheld portbale radio
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How many radios sre in the CCP?
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12
10- 117's 2- 150's |
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Rack one of CCP
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PDU
Storage drawer |
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Rack 2 of CCP
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Bookshelf
GDFS printer GDFS #1 GDFS #2 |
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Rack 3 of CCP
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netwroking switches
serial server for GDFS 4 RSI (remote sensor interface) DRV (data video recorder) |
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Rack 4 of CCP
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ON143V14 (interface for GCCS)
GCCS CPU GCCS hard drive NAVMACS printer 3 UPS power supply |
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Rack 5 of CCP
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NAVMACS monitor/CPU/keyboard
84A (used for CUDIX) |
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Rack 6 of CCP
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2 PRC-117 (SATCOM)
RF-5051 power supply #1, #2 PRC-150 (HF) PRC-117 (VHF/UHF) |
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Rack 7 of CCP
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audio breakout box
comms matrix UHF/VHF (PRC-117) #1,2,4 HF (PRC-150) #2 |
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Rack 8 of CCP
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Fleet broadcast radio 1,2 (PRC-117)
CUDIX OTCIXS (set up for GCCS) 2 KWR46's (crypto device for FBC) |
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what is the crypto device for Fleet broadcast?
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KWR46
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What is the NAVMACS used for?
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to send and recieve messae traffic
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What does the NAVMACS have control over?
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FBC 1 and 2 and CUDIX
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What is the KG84A?
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used to encrypt data and allow you to read and send out encrypted data
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What is the KWR46?
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A recieve only circuit
encrypts data coming in to read message traffic |
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what does OTATS mean?
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over the air transfer
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what does OTAR mean?
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over the air receive
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what are the 4 types of fill devices?
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KYK 13 (KICK 13)
KOI 18 KYX 15 CYZ 10 (CRAZY 10) |
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how many keys does the KYK 13 hold?
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6
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how many keys does the KOI 18 hold?
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paper reader only
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How many keys does the KYX hold?
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16
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how many keys does the CYZ 10 hold?
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1000
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how many precedence of a message are there?
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4:
Z-flash O-immediate P-prioity R-routine |
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Precedence of message:
Z |
Flash
As fast as possible <10 min |
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Precedence of message:
O |
immediate
30 minutes |
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Precedence of message:
P |
Priority
3 hours |
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Precedence of message:
R |
routine
6 hours |
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what is the crypto device for the CUDIX?
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KG84A
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maximum effective range of the M9
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50 meters
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maximum range if the M9
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1800 meters
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primary function of the M9
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semiautomatic pistol
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builder of the M9
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beretta and beretta USA
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L/W/H of M9
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L: 8.54in
W: 1.50in H: 5.51in |
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barrel lenght of M9
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4.92 inches
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M9 weight fully loaded
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2.55 pounds
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bore diameter of M9
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9MM
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Magazine capacity of M9
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15 rounds
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muzzle velocity of M9
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1200 FT per second
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maximum effective range of the M16
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550 meters
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maximum range of the M16
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3600 meters
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primary function of the M16
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infantry weapon
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manufacturer of the M16
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colt and fabrique
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Lenght and weight of M16
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L: 39.63in
W: with 30 round mag 8.79lbs |
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Bore diameter of M16
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5.56mm
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Area target of M16
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800 meters
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Point target of M16
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550 meters
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muzzel velocity of M16
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2800 feet
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Cyclic rate of fire for M16
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800 rounds per minute
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Sustained rate of fire for M16
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12-15 rounds per minute
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Semiautomatic rate of fire for M16
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45 rounds per minute
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burst rate of fire for M16
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90 rounds per minute
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Magazine capacity of M16
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30 rounds
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maximum effective range for the M203 grenade launcher
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350 meters
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Maximum range for the M203 grenade launcher
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400 meters
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Caliber for the M203 grenade launcher
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40mm
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lenght height and width of the M203 grenade launcher
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L: 15in
H: 3.3 in W: 3.3 in |
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barrel length of the M203 grenade launcher
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12 inches
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Velocity of the M203 grenade launcher
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245ft/sec
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type of ammunition of the M203 grenade launcher
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M406 high explosive
M433 High explosive M576 Buckshot M407 Practice M781 Practice |
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Maximum effective range of the M500 shotgun
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420 meters with "00"buckshot load
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Maximum range of the M500 shotgun
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605 meters with "00" buckshot load
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Length and weight of the M500 shotgun
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L: 41.75 in
W: 8 lbs |
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bore diameter of the M500 shotgun
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12 gauge
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Maximim effective range of the M2.50 machine gun
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1830 meters with tripod
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maximum range of the M2.50 machine gun
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6770 meters
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builder of the M2.50 machine gun
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SACO defense
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Lenght of M2.50 machine gun
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61.42in
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Weight of M2.50 machine gun and tripod
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Gun: 84 lbs
tripod: 44 lbs total: 128 |
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bore diameter of the M2.50 machine gun
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.50 inches
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slow fire of the M2.50 machine gun
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less than 40 rounds per minute, fired in bursts of 6-9 rounds at 10-15 second interval
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rapidfire of the M2.50 machine gun
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greater than 40 rounds per minute, fired 6-9 round bursts at 5-10 second intervals
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Cyclic rate of fire for the M2.50
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450-600 rounds per minute
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Maximum effective range of the M60
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1100 meters
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Maximum range of the M60
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2.3 miles
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lenght and weight of the M60
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L: 42.4 inches
W: 18.75 lbs |
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bore diameter of the M60
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7.6mm
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muzzle velocity of the M60
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2800 feet
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cyclic rate of fire for the M60
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550 rounds per minute
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rapid rate of fire for the M60
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100 rounds per minute
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sustained rate of fire for the M60
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100 rounds per minute
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maximum effective range of the M19 machine gun
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1500 meters
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maximum range of the M19 machine gun
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2210 meters
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manufacturer of the M19 machine gun
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SACO defense industry
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Lenght and weight of the M19 Machine gun
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L: 43.1 inches
W: gun:72.5 lbs cradle: 21.0 lbs tripod: 44.0 lbs total: 137.5 lbs |
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muzzle velocity of the M19 maching gun
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790 feet per second
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bore diameter of the M19 machine un
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40mm
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cyclic rate fo fire for the M19 machine gun
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325-375 rounds per minute
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rapid rate of fire for the M19
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60 rounds per minute
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sustained rate of fire for the M19 machine gun
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40 rounds per minute
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maximum effective range for the M240 machine gun
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1800 meters on tripod mount
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maximum range of the M240 machine gun
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3725 meters
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manufactuer of the M240 machine gun
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fabrique
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lenght and weight of the M240 machine gun
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L:47.5 inches
W: 24.2 lbs |
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bore diameter of the M240 machine gun
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7.62 mm
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cyclic rate of fire for the M240 machine gun
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650-950 rounds per minute
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rapid rate of fire for the M240 machine gun
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200 rounds per minute
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sustained rate of fire for the M240 machine gun
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100 rounds per minute
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what is a hot gun?
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200 rounds in under 2 minutes
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