102: Heritage and Doctrine Flashcards

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102.1
State and discuss the 6 areas that comprise Naval Doctrine

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  • Naval Command and Control: information needs of commander, forces, and weapons systems
  • Naval Operations: reaffirms the foundation of USN/MC expeditionary maritime traditions
  • Naval Warfare: nature and principle of naval forces
  • Naval Logistics: full range of movement capabilities
  • Naval Intelligence: meets the requirements for regional conflicts and operations other than war
  • Naval Planning: examines the relationship between capabilities and operational planning

remember COWLIP

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102.2
State the 7 principles of Naval Logistics

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  1. Flexibility: adapt to changing conditions
  2. Economy: employing support assets effectively
  3. Attainability: acquiring the minimum essential support to begin combat operations
  4. Responsiveness: right support, right time, right place
  5. Simplicity: avoiding unnecessary complexity
  6. Sustainability: providing support for the duration of the mission
  7. Survivability: infrastructure prevails in spite of degradation and damage

remember FEARSSS

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102.4
State the name of the first submarine used in Naval Warfare

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The Turtle
1775

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102.7
What 3 classes of naval vessels existed at the inception of the US Navy?

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  • Ships-of-the-line: 64-100+ guns
  • Frigates: 28-44 guns
  • Sloops-of-war: 10-20 guns
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102.9a
Discuss the importance of the Battle of Coral Sea

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  • 7-8 May 1942
  • first carrier vs carrier battle
  • two fleets never saw each other
  • USS Lexington was sunk; Yorktown was damaged
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102.9c
Discuss the importance of the Battle of Normandy

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  • 6 June 1944
  • largest amphibious operation in history
  • Yorktown was sank
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102.9d
Discuss the importance of Midway

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  • 4-7 June 1942
  • turning point of the Pacific war
  • US broke Japanese naval code
  • Yorktown sank
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102.10c
Discuss Apollo 11 and the sailors involved

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  • 16-24 Jul 1969
  • Neil A. Armstrong
  • first manned lunar landing
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102.11a
Discuss the On-the-Roof-Gang in relation to IW

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  • foundation of CT community
  • 176 enlisted radio operators working in a shack on top of the old Navy Department Building in DC
  • Oct 1 1928 - 1941
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102.11e
Discuss the Capture of the USS Pueblo as it relates to IW

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  • 23 Jan 1968
  • captured by N Korea
  • crew initiated emergency destruct
  • crew held for 11 months
  • largest single loss of sensitive material
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102.13
State the 3 levels of war

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  • Tactical: involves individual engagements
  • Operational: concerns forces collectively
  • Strategic: supports national goals
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102.18
State the name of the first computer and where it was located

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ENIAC at the University of Pennsylvania

ABC at Iowa State College was ruled as the first by a judge, but it never became fully functional so most people accept ENIAC as the first functional computer

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102.19
Discuss ARPANET and when it was developed

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Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (APRANET)

  • network used by DARPA
  • development started in 1966 and the first e-mail was sent in 1972
  • predecessor to the global internet
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