Block 12 - Naval Aviation Heritage Flashcards

1
Q

When was the first take off from a ship?

A

14 November 1910

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2
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Who was the civilian pilot who took off in a 50 HP Curtiss plane from a wooden platform built on the bow of USS Birmingham

A

Eugene Elly

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3
Q

When did Captain W.I. Chambers prepared requisitions for to Glenn Curtiss biplanes which later became the Navy’s first aircraft, A-1 briad?

A

8 May 1911

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4
Q

He was the first fatality of Naval Aviation, who is piloting the B-2 at 1600 ft over the water near Annapolis, MD when he was thrown from the plane, and fell to his death?

A

Ensign William D Billingsley

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5
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Who is riding as a passenger with ensign Billingsley and was also unseated from the plane but clung to the plane and fell with it into water, receiving serious injuries?

A

Lieutenant John H Towers

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6
Q

Eventually established as an inspector school, this program met expanding need for qualified inspectors of aeronautical material by producing 58 motor and 114 airplane inspectors before the end of the war, becoming the predecessors of what?

A

Modern quality assurance Representatives

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7
Q

The Jupiter, a former Collier or coal carrier, was recommissioned after conversion to the Navy’s first carrier, known as?

A

USS Langley (CV-1)

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8
Q

In what year did the Navy commissioned its 1st helicopter Squadron the HU-1 and the first Carrier Landing was made by a US Navy jet (FJ - 1 Fury lands aboard the USS boxer)?

A

1948

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9
Q

15 May 1961, who was the Naval aviator who became the first American to go into space by completing a flight reaching 116 miles high and 302 miles down range before recovery by an HUS-1 helicopter and the USS Lake Champlain?

A

Alan B Shepard Jr

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10
Q

When did the Naval aviator Neil Armstrong walk on the moon?

A

20-21 July 1969

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11
Q

In which year did the first of many female Navy Aviators successfully pass Fleet carrier qualifications in combat aircraft?

A

1994

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12
Q

What became the first combat ship to receive permanently assigned women?

A

USS Eisenhower

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13
Q

When did the Battle of the Coral Sea happen?

A

7 - 8 May 1942

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14
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When did the Battle of Midway happen?

A

3-5 June 1942

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15
Q

The tragedy in 1942 involving which ship reinstated the Navy policy concerning family member separations?

A

USS Juneau

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16
Q

On which date was the first US flag raised over the rubble of the World Trade Center in New York City was hoisted on board USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71)

A

30 September 2001

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17
Q

On 7th October 2001, an aircraft from which ship launched the first strike of the war in retaliation of the first attack on the 11th September 2001?

A

USS Enterprise

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18
Q

Sustained Naval and Joint operations are made possible by Logistics support system that has two major components

A

Fleet-based sustainment assets

Strategic sustainment assets

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19
Q

What type of assets include Replenishment ships from the combat Logistics Force providing direct flight support, combat service support units, mobile repair facilities, and advanced Logistics support hubs?

A

Fleet based sustainment assets

20
Q

What is provided by Air and assets that are shared by all services?

A

Strategic sustainment

21
Q

What is a Commander’s complete description of a concept of operation and is based on the Commander’s preparation of the battlespace, a formal evaluation, supported by intelligence, that integrates enemy Doctrine with such factors as physical and environmental conditions?

A

Operation plan

22
Q

Which part of the operation plan as a general concept of the organizational relationships?

A

Theaters strategy

23
Q

Which part of the operation plan sequences the movement of the fore and its Logistical support into the theater?

A

Deployment plan

24
Q

What includes the search for an interception, recording, and Analysis of radiated electromagnetic energy, used in support of military operations and tasks?

A

Reconnaissance and surveillance

25
Q

What is used to locate and Destroy submarines?

A

Anti-submarine

26
Q

What involves the taking of an area of land where the land and sea meet and may include the landing of troops and equipment?

A

Amphibious assault

27
Q

What involves the transport of troops, personnel, and cargo or equipment where needed by the military?

A

Logistics support

28
Q

What provides search data and surveillance of an area where the rescue is to take place?

A

Search and rescue

29
Q

What pertains to the use of ships, aircraft, submarines, and helicopters to locate and Destroy enemy mines?

A

Mine Warfare

30
Q

What is the first aircraft carrier, commissioned in 20 March 1922?

A

USS Langley

31
Q

What is the first jet-powered naval aircraft and was the first US test of the adaptability of jet aircraft for shipboard operations?

A

FH - 1 Phantom

32
Q

Who made the first test flight of FH - 1, making a successful takeoff and Landing from the deck of the USS Franklin D Roosevelt (CVB - 42)?

A

Commander James Davidson

33
Q

Who was the first Naval aviator in space, who flew a 15-minute suborbital flight on board the Mercury capsule, Freedom 7, on Five May 1961

A

Alan Shepard

34
Q

Who serves as the senior enlisted representative of the Navy and acts as the primary enlisted advisor to the chief of Naval operations?

A

Master chief petty officer of the Navy

35
Q

The sailor’s Creed was written by a blue ribbon recruit training panel in 1993 at the direction of which chief of Naval operations?

A

Admiral Jeremy boorda

36
Q

What is the world’s oldest commissioned Naval vessel afloat?

A

USS Constitution

37
Q

Which military custom began in the days of chivalry when it was customary for Knights dressed in armor to raise their visors to friends for the purpose of identification?

A

Hand salute

38
Q

Salute to the American flag are prescribed by which article in the US Navy regulations

A

Article 1207

39
Q

How do Merchant ships salute Navy ships

A

Dipping their ensigns

40
Q

What are used to honor individuals, Nations, and certain national holidays?

A

Gun salutes

41
Q

How many gun salutes are given for the president of the United States and for rules of foreign Nations recognized by the United States?

A

21

42
Q

Which special occasions in our country’s history are marked by a 21-gun salute fired at 1 minute intervals, commencing at 1200?

A

Presidents Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day

43
Q

Who are stationed on either side of the route across the Quarterdeck taken by arriving and departing high-ranking officers are civilian officials who are making official cause to the ship?

A

Side Boys

44
Q

At commands and aboard ships of the Navy not under way, the ceremonial hoisting and lowering of the national flag at 0800 and sunset are known as

A

Morning and evening colors

45
Q

5 minutes before morning and evening colors, which pennant is hoisted?

A

Prepare to pennant (PREP)

46
Q

What is the rectangular blue part of the United States flag containing the star and it symbolizes the union of the states of the United States?

A

Union Jack