AIR Flashcards

1
Q

Who is the Air Boss?

A

CDR Vitrella

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2
Q

Mini Boss

A

CDR Nelson

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3
Q

Aircraft Handling Officer

A

LCDR Alex Diaz

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4
Q

Life threatening hazards

A

Jet intakes and exhaust, rotor and propeller are the life threatening hazards present during flight operations

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5
Q

Foul Lines

A

Should not be crossed during launch or aircraft recovery.

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6
Q

How are foul lines identified

A
  • Red and white lines for the bow cat

- solid yellow line for the waist lines

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7
Q

2 references for AIR

A
  • NAVAIR 00-80T-120 CVN NATOPS

- NAVAIR 00-80T-113-Aircraft Signals NATOPS

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8
Q

Required PPE

A
  • flight deck safety boots
  • cranial impact helmet and earmuff
  • protective eye goggles
  • leather gloves
  • FD approved pants
  • FD approved jersey
  • float coat
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9
Q

Yellow jerseys

A
AHO
Flight deck officer 
Catapult officer ( shooter)
Air Bosn
Plane directors
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10
Q

White jerseys

A
Safety ( with green cross)
Air transport officer 
Landing signal officer 
Squadron plane inspectors(trouble shooter)
Medical with Red Cross
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11
Q

Brown jersey

A

Plane captains

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12
Q

Green jersey

A
  • Catapult and arresting gear personnel
  • Squadron aircraft maintenance personnel
  • Hilo landing signal enlisted - man
  • photographers
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13
Q

Blue Jersey

A
  • Aircraft handling and chock crewman

- elevator operators

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14
Q

Red jersey

A

Crash and salvage , explosive ordnance disposal , ordnance handling personnel

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15
Q

Purple Jersey

A

Aviation Fuel crew

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16
Q

Cranial with 3 orange stripes

A

Flight deck supervisors

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17
Q

Yellow Jersey with blue float coat

A
  • Tractor King

- responsible for pre- checkout of tow tractor

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18
Q

Green Jersey with red cranial

A
  • Landing Signal Enlisted

- responsible for ensuring Hilo’s, on signal, are safely started , engaged, launched, recovered, and shutdown

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19
Q

Red jersey with black stripe

A
  • Ordnance crew

- in charge of handling ordnance on flight deck and hangar bay

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20
Q

CO2 Bottle Stowage

A
  • 15 lbs portable unit
  • 50 lbs wheeled extinguisher units
  • fire suppression is accomplished by displacement of oxygen to below the level that is required to support combustion
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21
Q

AFFF station

A
  • identified by 18” wide green stripe with white 3” high AFFF stencil
  • consist of synthetic fluorocarbon surfactant material that are non corrosive and have unlimited shelf life when stored in a protected area
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22
Q

V1

A

Aviation boatswain handling

- handling of all aircraft

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23
Q

V2

A

Catapult sand arresting gear and visual landing aids

24
Q

V3

A

Hangar bay directors

- handling all aircraft on hangar deck to include aircraft elevators and hangar bay doors

25
Q

V4

A

Aviation fuels

  • Only JP5 is allowed to be used for aircraft refueling and defueling on board due to its high flashpoint of 140F.
  • also maintains custody of catapult lube oil for issue to V2 when needed
26
Q

V5

A

Communication on aircraft launch, recovery, tower communications and all admin. Duties within dept.

27
Q

What stations are manned in PRI -FLY OPS?

A

(9)

  • air boss
  • mini boss
  • Pri fly control officer
  • Land/Launch record keeper
  • Aviation Data Management and control system
  • forward spotter
  • aft spotter
  • recovery equipment controller
  • improved fresnel Lens optical landing system
28
Q

ADMACS

A

Aviation Data Management and Control System

29
Q

IFLOLS

A

Improved Fresnel Lens Optical Lansing System

30
Q

V5 division tracks?

A

Launch and recovery evolution during flight ops

31
Q

ADMACS are able to verify ?

A

Aircraft profile and pilot information

32
Q

Air Boss is responsible for ?

A

Supervision and direction of aircraft launching, recovery , VLAs, and shipboard handling of aircraft

33
Q

Aircraft handling officer is responsible for ?

A

The supervision and handling of the embarked aircraft on the flight deck and hangar deck

34
Q

What stations are manned in flight deck control

A

(7)

  • AHO/ flight fleck Officer
  • Assistant flight deck officer
  • aviation fuels rep
  • sound powered phone talkers
  • elevator operators
  • weapons personnel
  • squadron/aircraft maintenance rep. (Did/pup)
35
Q

MK7 arresting engine

A

A hydro - pneumatic System conspired of the engine structure, cylinder and ram assembly, cross head and fixed sheaves , control valve, the accumulator system, aux flasks, and a sheave and cable arrangement

36
Q

How many types of barricades used in the fleet?

A

3 types

37
Q

What happens when an aircraft makes an emergency landing ?

A

The nose of the aircraft passes through the barricade and allows the vertical straps to contact the edges of the wings and wrap the aircraft.
- the barricade then passes the force of the arrestment through the purchase cable to the arresting engine.

38
Q

Common barricade used is

A

Used for jet aircraft

39
Q

2nd barricade is used

A

E-2C/ C-2A (R) aircraft

40
Q

3rd barricade used for

A

Used for training

41
Q

Barricades is used for ?

A

Emergency arrestment of aircraft due to mechanical failure or if it can’t make a normal arrested landing

42
Q

Steam

A

Is the principal source of energy and is supplied by the ships boilers .

43
Q

Components that make up the catapults ( 8 )

A
  • launch valve assembly
  • exhaust valve assembly
  • launching engine cylinder
  • launching engine piston
  • cylinder covers sealing strip
  • shuttle assembly
  • water brake installation
  • steam cutoff switch installation
44
Q

How many catapults installed

A

(4)

  • 1&2 cats on the bow
  • 3&4 at the waist
45
Q

How many landing aids ?

A

(3)
-(IFLOLS) improved fresnel lens optical landing system

  • (MOVLAS) manually operated visual landing aid
  • (ILARTS) integrated launch and recovery television system
46
Q

IFLOLS used by

A

The pilot to bring aircraft down a glide slope to the deck

47
Q

MOVLAS is used

A

As a backup , should the IFLOLS system be inoperative

48
Q

ILARTS

A

Integrated system with pictures and sound recordings, designed to monitor and record aircraft launching and landing operations under day and night conditions

49
Q

Hangar deck stations

A
  • Hangar deck control

- conflagration station

50
Q

Stations manned in hangar deck control

A

Elevator operators

Hangar deck officer, deck CPO/LPO

51
Q

Conflagration stations are responsible to

A

Integrity watch officer or OOD

- at a minimum , 1 conflagaration station a per bay that contain aircraft will be manned during watch period

52
Q

What is the purpose of the hangar deck ballistic/deck edge doors ?

A

Large metal doors that are used to divide the hangar deck into sections or bays.
- this isolation aids in case of hangar deck fires and CBR contamination.

53
Q

Elevators are operators by whom?

A

V1 and V3 personnel only

54
Q

B4 division is made up of ?

A

V4 division office
Flight deck
Below decks

55
Q

Flight deck V4 work center is responsible for

A

Refueling and defueling aircraft

56
Q

Below decks are responsible for ?

A

Receipt, stripping, transfer, purifying and filtering of aviation fuels and catapult lubricating oils

57
Q

AGO

A

White jersey with blue cross- chaplain