BM1 Servicewide (2020) Flashcards

Question

Clearing Station Requirements | Ordnance Manual

Answer 1

All units that store firearms must have a designated clearing station, provided with the following: 1) A clearing barrel that can contain the .50cal Growing Machine Gun (BMG) armor piercing (AP) round. 2) Lighting to facilitate night time operations 3) Posted clearing procedures *u/w cutters are permitted to designate over the side clearing station(s)*

Answer 2

E-5 or above who possess the judgement, professionalism, and maturity required to handle admin requirements in manual, is the expert for the equipment. Not required to individually inspect or maintain equip., but ensure that inspect and MX requirements are completed and on time.

Answer 3

1) Helmet - Galvion new black helmet 2) Rain Gear - 1.5"-3" high white or black lettering 3) Int. Gloves - may be full, long, or short finger tubes. 4) Boat crew knife - 4" or less / switch blade not auth. 5) Goggles - non fog and 100% UV protection. / prescription lenses authorized. 6) RSS gear bag - nylon or canvas duck material 7) Sunglasses - polarized authorized. 8) Boat crew safety boot - worn when water is above 50 deg. 9) Boat shoes - CO/OIC discretion. For LE boardings. 10) AECs - 22 - 45lbs buoyancy. sizes XS-3XL

Answer 4

AF - 538 Personal Clothing and Equipment Record (Air Force Form 538)

Answer 5

> Anchors (stockless, lightweight-type, two fluke, navy type stock, mushroom) > Anchor chain, wire rope, synthetic rope, or combos of these when used with anchors. > Appendages; consisting of connecting shackles or links, detachable links and end links, bending shackles, mooring swivels, etc.

Answer 6

Report of Offense and Disposition, and Record of Non-Judicial Punishment. *Booking Chit*

Answer 7

``` AFC-01: Military Pay AFC-02: Civilian Pay AFC-20: PCS AFC-30: Operating and Maintenance AFC-34: Training and Recruiting Centers AFC-36: Central Accounts AFC-40: Other Activities AFC-41: Aeronautical Engineering AFC-42: Command, control, comms., elec. engineering AFC-43: Civil Engineering AFC-45: Naval Engineering AFC-56: Training AFC-57: Health, Safety, and Work-Life ```

Answer 8

System of ropes, cables, or chains employed to support a ship's mast(s) and to control or set the yards and sails (running rigging).

Answer 9

Storage - Keep away from weather and especially away from contact with acid or acid fumes, coat with lubricant. Drum Winding - Grooved drum and smooth faced drum. Lubrication - Before placing into service and periodically apply into valleys and between the strands. Clean used ropes before they are lubricated; wire brush, compressed air, superheated steam, JP-5, or turbine oil.

Answer 10

Operational test conducted to other tests to determine if system is capable of safely operating each specified functional mode.

Answer 11

Demonstrate all movements, responses, speeds, interlocks, and controls. This test is conducted at 100% WLL.

Answer 12

To validate routine rigging, hydraulic system integrity and equipment breaking actions. A test weight, typically equivalent to 125% WLL.

Answer 13

Conducted on existing equip. where the equip. has been removed for non-structural repairs and is being reinstalled. 150% WLL.

Answer 14

Newly installed, structurally repaired, or overhauled. 200% WLL.

Answer 15

Major MX of anchor(s) and anchor chain is indicated by the cutter's MX plan (CMP) shall be accomplished during scheduled Dry Dock. Routine MX shall be conducted IAW current MPC

Answer 16

Afloat > E-6 or above with 3 or fewer officers assigned (unless GM) Ashore > E-5 or above unless assigned to GM or ME - ensure ordnance pubs are present, current, and readily accessible. - ensure logs, records, and reports required are properly maintained. - ensure the Navy's MX and material management (3M) PMS is implemented and executed. - ensure advance change notices (ACM) incorporated into the unit's 3M PMS MRCs. - ensure compliant w/ directives applicable to the weapons department and maintain a file of those directives. - maintain an accurate and complete inventory of accountable and sensitive property to include all firearms and munitions. - ensure appropriate orders are posted and have been thoroughly explained to personnel. - responsible for the material condition of the ordnance equipment and spaces.

Answer 17

Insubordinate conduct toward an officer.

Answer 18

Failure to obey an order or regulation.

Answer 19

Cut off excess whipping ends or secure by tying them together with a reef or square knot.

Answer 20

The maximum weight that shall be handled by the equipment.

Answer 21

1) Launch AOPS 2) AOPS Reports 3) AOPS Admin Reports 4) Activity Logs 5) Personnel Status 6) Unit MX 7) Launch TMT 8) TMT Reports 9) Launch RMM (Resource Management Module)

Answer 22

BMs are required to be certified AFLOAT and ASHORE, Multi-Mission or AtoN, through OIC review boards. *E-9 requires successful MCAP ADV selection panel as well*

Answer 23

Less than 14kts or 3ft = .1NM (200 yds) Less than 15ft = .5NM (1000 yds) Greater than 15ft = 1NM (2000 yds)

Answer 24

6-1-4 Assignment of Executive Officer A) the XO/XPO shall normally be that officer eligible to succeed to command who is next in rank to the CO/OIC. When only one or no officer is attached, an XPO shall be designated. The XPO shall be the petty officer next in line. B) the XO/XPO shall not be designated as head of a department except as required or auth. under the provision, or when necessitated by unusual circumstances.

Answer 25

6-7-2 Specific Duties of First Lieutenant 1) Upkeep and cleanliness of the exterior of the vessel and of those compartments and spaces which aren't specifically assigned. 2) Upkeep and the use of the ground tackle, windlasses, mooring lines, and related equip. 3) The operation, cleanliness, and upkeep of the ships boats, except the engines and engine compartments, and life saving equip. 4) MX of the hull history IAW instructions 5) Upkeep of the rigging, towing gear and equip., gangways, and other deck apparatuses. 6) All matters related to deck seamanship included loading/unloading ops. 7) The recovery of aircraft. 8) Aircraft handling and launching ops; crash salvage and fire fighting and operation, MX, repair of aircraft handling equip. 9) The functions prescribed elsewhere in the regulations for a weapons department as appropriate.

Answer 26

``` The President > 21 arriving / 21 departing Former President > 21 departing Vice President > 19 departing Governor of a State (US) > 19 departing Speaker of the House > 19 departing The Chief Justice of US > 19 departing ```

Answer 27

4-1-2 Responsibility A) The responsibility of Commanding Officer for that command is absolute, except when, and to the extent relieved there by competent authority, or as provided otherwise in these regulations. At the CO's discretion, portions of that authority may be delegated to subordinates. B) A CO who departs from orders or instructions, or at the request of any person takes official action which is not IAW such orders or instructions. Takes full responsibility and shall report immediately the circumstances to the officer from whom the orders were received.

Answer 28

1) Be in the form of a calendar and provide the cutter with a flexible means of scheduling training to be accomplished over a specific period of time. 2) Identify time slots for each schedule drill, exercise, all-hands training, mandated training and dept./div. training. 3) Include all training for each u/w and import period. 4) Be prepared and approved at least one month in advance of the start of a new period. 5) Be retained in unit files for two years electronic folders/files are acceptable.

Answer 29

1) The conduct of visual and electronic search. 2) The MX of visual and electronic exterior communications. 3) The collection and analysis of intel and LE information. 4) The conduct of electronic warfare operations. 5) The control of aircraft when airborne and the conduct of shipboard air operations. 6) The operational readiness of all electronic equip. assigned to the department and assistance to other departments. 7) The collection, interpretation, and dissemination of oceanographic, and meteorological info. 8) The preparation of vessel op plans and training schedules.

Answer 30

Unit training board shall, at minimum, include XO/XPO, TO/TPO and assistant, all Dept. heads, ESO (if assigned), DC assistant (if assigned), and Corpsman (if assigned). *WPBs, WLIs, WLICs, WLR, and WYTLs aren't required to have UTB, TO/TPO assumes roles and responsibilities*

Answer 31

1) Candidates must have no marks unsatisfying in conduct for the last FOUR years prior to convening Commander's OIC screening panel. 2) Member MAY have no record of civil arrest, court martial, NJP, alcoholism, drug misuse, indebtedness, etc.. for the last FOUR years. 3) Candidate may have no physical impairment that precludes worldwide assignment. 4) Must be in compliance with Body Fat & Weight standards. 5) BMs not having satisfactory served AFLOAT in the past SEVEN years or who haven't actively maintained certification as COXSWAIN on CG boats, excluding punts and skiffs, with the last SEVEN years.

Answer 32

1) Damage Control Training Team (DCTT) 2) Engineering Training Team (ETT) 3) Nav and Seamanship Training Team (NSTT) 4) Medical Training Team (MTT) on cutters w/ assigned independent duty corpsman 5) Aviation Training Team (ATT) on flight deck equipped cutters 6) Force Protection Training Team (FPTT) on 210' and greater 7) Combat Systems Training Team (CSST) on WMSL, WHEC, WHEC-270, and cutters equipped with Fire Control Radar 8) Integrated Training Team (ITT) on cutters 210' and greater 9) Rapid Response Team (RRT) on cutters 210' and greater 10) Communications Training Team (CTT) on cutters 210' and greater without CSST * Additional training teams may be established in areas not covered (LE, IT, etc.)*

Answer 33

Team Leader - responsible for the management of the TX team. Identify TX constraints/situations, prevent proposed TX to CO, supervise a pre-brief, ensure safety walk through. Training Team Members - directly observe individual and team performance of TX event. Review ORM, review steps of drill, initiate and execute drill, provide feedback and post-drill debrief... Trusted Agents - Augmented members, select off-watch or trainees as "TA" if they are thoroughly briefed on all aspects of their required actions... Safety Observers - every OBTT member is a safety observer and shall ensure the watcher standers follow procedures IAW unit standard op. procedures.

Answer 34

1) Walk-through Mode 2) Training Mode 3) Evaluation Mode

Answer 35

1) All aircraft 2) All electronics 3) General purpose property: > Greater than $5,000 in historical cost > Less than $5,000 in historical cost, but highly pilferable > Silver, service, and silverware > Canines used in support of CG missions > Foreign gifts and decorations 4) All boats 5) Internal-use software greater than $2,500 6) All vehicles (including trailers) 7) All vessels 8) All sensitive personal property 9) Leased, rented, or borrowed property 10) Heritage assets

Answer 36

Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Chief of Staff Army, Chief of Naval Ops, Chief of Staff USAF, Commandant of USMC, Commandant of USCG, General of the Army, Fleet Admiral, General of USAF = 19 arriving / 19 departing ``` Generals and Admirals = 17 arriving / 17 departing Navy or Military Governor = 17 departing Vice Admirals / Lt. Generals = 15 departing Rear Admirals / Maj. Generals = 13 departing Rear Admirals (LH) / Brig. Generals = 11 departing ```

Answer 37

No piercing other than those for earrings describing below (women) will be made through the ear, nose, tongue, chin, eyebrow, or any other body part visible while in uniform. Piercings concealed by uniform (navel, nipples, etc.) are strongly discouraged, but not prohibited.

Answer 38

1) Stokes Litter - rigid/folding, face up at 45deg, feet submerged. top 18-24in at head end will be above water line. self righting. 2) Ring Buoys - 20", 24", 30" international orange 3) Float Light - 36hrs continuous, adjacent to ring and/or throw bag. 4) Throw Bag - 3/8" double braid poly pro, 70-100ft working load of 500lbs 5) EPIRB - CAT I / CAT II. Hydrostatic release when submerged approx 13ft. CAT II typically manually deployed. 6) PLB - 406 MHz / Class I operates between -40-131deg F / Class II operates between -4-131deg F. 30 day checks required.

Answer 39

Hair must not touch top of collar. Doesn't touch ear. Bulk on top of head no more than 1.5" Doesn't fall below eye brow. Mustache can't extend below top of upper lib or beyond the corners of the mouth. Side burns are tapered to conform with rest of hair, shall not extend past bottom of ear opening. *Beards when allowed not to exceed 1/4" in length*

Answer 40

Hair Bulk - 3.5" bulk as measured from perpendicular to the scalp. Pony Tail - Authorized through ball cap opening not to extend beyond the bottom of shirt collar. Hair Bun Size - Max of 4" measured out from the scalp. No greater than the width of member's head measured horizontally. Braids, Micro-braids, Hair Exts., Locks, Twists, Cornrows - Approx 1/2" diameter or less than not to exceed 1/4" space between rows.

Answer 41

Part IV Ch. 1 - C.2 XO/XPO Responsibilities 1) Serve as chairman of unit's training board 2) Supervise the TO/TPO 3) Maintain liaison with the designated educational services officer (ESO) 4) Establish and administer the indoctrination program 5) Publish scheduled training activities in the plan of the day / plan of the week 6) Establish ETR release authority personnel on the unit collateral duty list

Answer 42

2 Fathoms: Two Leather Strips 3 Fathoms: Three Leather Strips 5 Fathoms: One White Rag (usually cotton) 7 Fathoms: One Red Rag (usually wool) 10 Fathoms: One Strip of Leather with a Hole 13 Fathoms: Three Strips of Leather 15 Fathoms: One White Rag (usually cotton) 17 Fathoms: One Red Rag (usually cotton) 20 Fathoms: Two Knots 25 Fathoms: One Knot

Answer 43

Pamela Autry (1988)

Answer 44

unlay about 12 inches

Answer 45

Small Arms Range Sheet

Answer 46

Personal Fitness Plan (PFP) Must be submitted in April and October. > Required minimum of 180min of fitness activity per week... of which 150min of cardio respiratory activity and 30min of strength training.

Answer 47

Disabling: those which make boat not serviceable. Restrictive: restrict the operations of the boat such that is can perform some activities but not all activities safely. Major: degrades the effectiveness of the boat to perform one or more missions. Minor: doesn't affect the operational readiness of the boat. however, doesn't meet the standardized criteria as established for that boat.

Answer 48

``` Atlantic Coast: Vol#1) Eastport to Cape Cod Vol#2) Cape Cod to Sandy Hook Vol#3) Sandy Hook to Cape Henry Vol#4) Cape Henry to Key West Vol#5) Gulf of Mexico, PR, and USVI Great Lakes: Vol#6) Great Lakes and connecting waterways Pacific Coast: Vol#7) California, Oregon, Washington, and Hawaii Alaska: Vol#8) Dixon Straight to Cape Spencer Vol#9) Cape Spencer to Beufort Sea ```

Answer 49

1) Asset Status Summary 2) Asset Transfer 3) Command Center Display 4) EAL Help 5) Fuel/Defuel 6) Fuel Samples 7) Maintenance Records 8) Mission Records 9) Mission Schedule 10) New to EAL 11) Pre-mission & Servicing 12) Training

Answer 50

1973 1) Pacific 2) Atlantic 3) Gulf

Answer 51

2 Chapters | 3 Enclosures

Answer 52

``` > Mission Itinerary > Mission Crew > Operations and Training > Utilization and Deployment > Passengers and Cargo ```

Answer 53

No more than one brand not to exceed 4" x 4"

Answer 54

Set - the direction of drift expressed in true bearing. | Drift - the speed of drift expressed in knots.

Answer 55

Deviation Table

Answer 56

First time certification of a specific competency. - Complete the applicable PQS tasks - Pass a physical fitness test - Complete an oral examination board - Checkride

Answer 57

Can only occur for a boat type previously certified on. - PCS to new unit - Disciplinary action - Currency lapse - Failure to meet currency - Must pass PT test - Pass u/w AOR familiarization - Pass u/w checkride

Answer 58

Used where resources, platforms, or Ops prevent a normal certification process. - New platform: new boat type assigned. - Provisional Interim: interim cert provided when unit has inability to complete training towards specific competency (new cert designation or unit wide desert)

Answer 59

Unit commander may authorize personnel certified at other unit commands when personnel are assigned under: - Temp. Duty (TD) - Temp. Additional Duty (TAD) - Reservists Active Duty for training to satisfy ADT-AT - Inactive Duty Training (IDT)

Answer 60

May be military member, Gov't employee, Auxiliary member, or contractor assigned in writing. - Maintains current records for accountable property within the assigned custodial area and retaining documentation. - Ensures authorized used and proper care and protection. - Reporting lost or stolen or prop. damage beyond normal wear and tear. - Preparing report of survey to document incidents regarding loss, theft, or damage of personal property.

Answer 61

President and all members of Cabinet = 8 side boys

Answer 62

- Provide reporting cutters and non-reporting shore units and cutters appear based system for the receipt, issue, and expenditure of all munitions. - Provide reporting shore units a paper based system for the receipt, issue, and expenditure of commercial munitions.

Answer 63

Provides for the automation of receipt, issue, inventory record keeping, reporting of munitions assets, and movements with the ultimate objective of enhancing fleet readiness and stock point management. OIS-W (Wholesale) - Provide FORCECOM the ability to allocate management and track NCEA allocations and munitions assets being held by direct reporter CG units. OIS-R (Retail) - Provide direct reporter shore units the ability to quickly manage MILSPEC assets being held at their unit or being held by subordinate non-reporting units.

Answer 64

1) Provide info that is immediately available to all users through the centralized database, which also feeds common Op picture. 2) Improve boarding team safety and manage case info 3) Provide the user with rapid access to tactical LE information including lookout lists, vessel reg., and prior encounter info to support board / no board situations. 4) Reduce redundancy of reporting requirements 5) Provide an essential tool in strategic program management, program planning and assessment, resource allocation decision, budget formulation and justification, and to justify procurement.

Answer 65

Ch. 12-B-2 SERA - Report directly to the unit CO/OIC, XO/XPO - Advise the command on reserve policy, TX, billeting, issues. - Administer the reserve program / not required to maintain operational competencies. - Shall complete Senior Enlisted Service Academy (CPOA) - Track reserve recall - Provide input for pending disciplinary actions against assigned reserve members.

Answer 66

- Annually (recorded on CG-2596) - After welding conducted on vessel - After compass magnet adjustment

Answer 67

> Yellow - pre-mission record > Blue - mission record > Pink - maintenance record

Answer 68

Slip Knot or Stopper Knot

Answer 69

3 > Direct > Indirect > Trail Line

Answer 70

``` Unpainted = Blank Grey = Armor Piercing - Incendiary Green on Grey = Armor Piercing - Incendiary Black = Armor Piercing Blue = Short Range Training (SRTA) Red = API - Tracer Orange = Tracer Brown = Tracer Purple = Dim-tracer / API-DT Green = 5.56 Ball (with steel penetrator) Crimped = Blank ```

Answer 71

- Headquarters CG-635 - Headquarters G-R - Area - District - Sector - Unit Commanding Officer (CO/OIC) - Unit

Answer 72

Missing - You don't know where item is. Lost - You know where loss took place and either are in the process of attempting recovery or determine not recoverable. Stolen - Circumstances or some reasonable indication that an individual is at fault or responsible.

Answer 73

- "Quick Look" (1hr max.) - If not found report MLOS within 2hrs of loss - Send MLOS message within 12hrs of loss - Make entries into unit's ordnance log within 12hrs - CGIS must enter MLOS with 24hrs - ATR submitted within 48hrs of MLOS - Report of survey within 10 days

Answer 74

1) Given speed 2) Given Course 3) Given time

Answer 75

YNMC Jack Korwin | 01NOV58

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1) Bravo - the boat has no disabling casualties or restrictive discrepancies. 2) Bravo (restricted) - boat has one or more restrictive discrepancies with waivers. 3) Charlie - boat has one or more disabling casualties or has restrictive discrepancies without waivers. *Determined by BFCO STAN on arrival and departure*

Answer 77

The Motor Boat Act of 1910

Answer 78

To control the anchor chain when raising and lowering during anchoring evolutions.

Answer 79

Small Arms Repair Facility | - the only depot level USCG weapons maintenance facility and distribution center is in Crane, Indiana.

Answer 80

Time spent at sheltered anchorage can extend u/w time by 50%. *1hr at anchorage = 30min u/w extended*

Answer 81

Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Chief of Staff Army, Chief of Naval Ops, Chief of Staff USAF, Commandant of USMC, Commandant of USCG, General of Army, Fleet ADM, General of USAF, Generals, Admirals, Navy or other Military Governor, Vice ADMs or Lt. General = 8 Rear ADM (UH), Maj. General, Read ADM (LH), Brig. General = 6 Captain, Commander, Colonel, Lt. Colonel = 4 Other Commissioned Officers = 2

Answer 82

USCGC Harriet Lane | - fired on Fort Sumter

Answer 83

More than 600+ - 2 Gold Lifesaving Medals - 3 Silver Lifesaving Medals

Answer 84

EDT Field | Estimated Departure Time

Answer 85

The most probable location of a search object corrected for movement over a period of time.

Answer 86

Boston | - OCT 1950

Answer 87

1) Interior surfaces 2) Hull exterior surfaces and Superstructure surfaces 3) Underwater Body and Boot Top surfaces 4) Weather Deck surfaces (non-flight deck) 5) Flight Deck surfaces

Answer 88

Member may submit appeal within 15 calendar days (45 calendar days for Reservists) after the date they sign acknowledgment.

Answer 89

1:600,000 and smaller * Large scale = Small area* * Small scale = Large area*

Answer 90

between 1:150,000 and 1:600,000 * Large scale = Small area* * Small scale = Large area*

Answer 91

between 1:50,000 and 1:150,000 * Large scale = Small area* * Small scale = Large area*

Answer 92

Larger than 1:50,000 * Large scale = Small area* * Small scale = Large area*

Answer 93

1:40,000 and larger * Large scale = Small area* * Small scale = Large area*

Answer 94

Vol I: Europe and West Coast of Africa (including the Mediterranean Sea) Vol II: East Coast of North and South America (including Greenland) Vol III: West Coast of North and South America (including the Hawaiian Islands) Vol IV: Central and Western Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean

Answer 95

Vol I: Atlantic Coast of North America | Vol II: Pacific Coast of North America and Asia

Answer 96

Vol I: Atlantic Coast, from St. Croix River, ME to Toms River, NJ Vol II: Atlantic Coast, from Toms River, NJ to Little River Inlet, SC Vol III: Little River Inlet, SC to Econfina River, FL, and the Greater Antilles Vol IV: Gulf of Mexico, from Econfina River, FL to Rio Grande, TX Vol V: Mississippi River system Vol VI: Pacific Coast and Pacific Islands Vol VII: Great Lakes

Answer 97

- Measure unit workload and effectiveness - Determine resource utilization and needs - Justify budget requests to meet projected requirements - Analyze system operations for potential savings - Promulgate policies and procedures to more effectively manage the overall SAR program.

Answer 98

1) Transfer 2) Donation 3) Public Sale 4) Abandonment / Destruction

Answer 99

12 TOTAL by escort cutters and aircraft - 11 sunk on submarine patrol - 1 by aircraft

Answer 100

Limited to medical alert or those required for military purposes. POW/MIA/KIA bracelets (only one may be worn) are authorized. Ankle bracelets are not authorized.

Answer 101

1) Command Presence 2) Warn 3) Disrupt 4) Disable

Answer 102

Single - continuous 84 DBA | Double - 104 DBA

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Type I - 22lbs buoyancy | Type III - 15.5lbs buoyancy

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No more than 60 days

Answer 105

Name, address, DOB

Answer 106

10 standard drinks in a day or 74 in a week

Answer 107

51-75% oxygen level remaining

Answer 108

14 drinks per week for a MALE | 7 drinks per week for a FEMALE

Answer 109

PEAACE model | Planning, Event Complexity, Asset (crew), Asset (vessel), Communications, Environment

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1) Alpha - ordinary combustibles 2) Bravo - flammable liquids 3) Charlie - live electrical equipment 4) Delta - combustable metals 5) Kilo - commercial cooking equipment

Answer 111

FOUR safety rules

Answer 112

In a medial or biological context stress is a physical, mental or emotional factor caused by bodily or mental tension.

Answer 113

DD MMM YYYY

Answer 114

Ships - 600yds | Boats - 400yds

Answer 115

Section IV

Answer 116

100 Fathoms / 600ft

Answer 117

1/8in - 1/4in or 6-8mm

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Undisturbed motion of fluid inside a space or compartment.

Answer 119

1 - 2 inches

Answer 120

GCWR (Gross Combination Weight Rating)

Answer 121

Half-speed

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FOUR 1) Cirrus 2) Cumulus 3) Stratus 4) Nimbus

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seas over 10ft OR winds sustained over 30kts

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C to F = temp x 1.8 + 32 | F to C = temp - 32 / 1.8

Answer 125

Anderson turn

Answer 126

1) Every Course Change 2) Speed Change 3) Every Fix or Running Fix 4) After LOP 5) Every Hour on the Hour

Answer 127

the 10th of each month

Answer 128

Hail to the Chief

Answer 129

Hail, Columbia

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1) Grey 2) Red 3) Black 4) Blue 5) Green

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Dermatitis

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1) Handle 2) Setting 3) Ferrule 4) Stock

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- US Citizen - Ages 18-22 - No dependents - Required education

Answer 134

> Level I - Used to document firearms training on basic courses of fire. > Level II - Used to document firearms training on courses of fire which require an annual qualifications. > Level III - Used to document firearms training on JUFE and courses of fire which require semi-annual qualification. > Level IV - Used to document firearms training on CTEs and PQS. *documented on CG-3029*

Answer 135

Manila- abaca plant Sisal- agave plant- 80% of manila Hemp- hemp(rare usage) Cotton- fancy work

Answer 136

Firearms and munitions together C/D 1.1, 1.2, 1.5 or 1.6 explosives One way trip greater than 2 hours

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Gross weight of C/D 1.3 is more 100 LBS Gross weight of C/D 1.4 is more than 300 LBS

Answer 138

Serviceable- ready for issue without qualification

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Serviceable- ready for issue with qualification

Answer 140

Serviceable- ready for issue with priority

Answer 141

Serviceable (pending acceptance)

Answer 142

Unserviceable- limited restoration

Answer 143

Unserviceable- repairable

Answer 144

Unserviceable- incomplete

Answer 145

Unserviceable- condemned

Answer 146

Unserviceable- in stock (awaiting reclassification)

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Serviceable, training use only

Answer 148

Red, white, blue, red, white, yellow, red 07

Answer 149

Williamson turn

Answer 150

SUBSTANCE ABUSE FREE ENVIRONMENT

Answer 151

Use of any substance (alcohol, caffeine, food, prescription or illicit drugs, etc) by a member which causes problems or places the members safety at risk.

Answer 152

Drinking to get drunk Women- 04 drinks within 2 hours Men- 05 drinks within 2 hours

Answer 153

1 serving of beer 12 oz at 5% 1 serving of wine 5 oz at 12% 1 serving of hard liquor is 1.5 oz at 40% or 80 proof

Answer 154

0. 08 - slightly impaired, emotional changes, impaired thinking and delayed reaction times 0. 16 - sloppy drunk, double vision, staggering, increased emotional changes, such as anger or crying 0. 30 - stupor or blackout, unable to walk or stand, vomiting, loss of bladder control and or passing out. Can be conscious or unconscious. 0. 40 - coma and risk of death

Answer 155

Occurs when the commanding officer determines that the use or abuse of alcohol is a significant or causative factor resulting in at least one of the following: Loss of ability to preform duties Discredit upon the service Any violation of the UCMJ, federal, state, or local law

Answer 156

Most people have none 75% of women and 50% of men will have none Men: watery, whitish discharge from the penis Women: vaginally discharge, bleeding, burning, or pain on urinating Men and women- rectal symptoms: rectal pain, bleeding or discharge from unprotected anal intercourse

Answer 157

Plan B also known as the morning after pill Most effective within 72 hours but can be used up to 5 days after unprotected sex.

Answer 158

Assigned to new duty station: > E-6 and below - fewer than 92 days > E-7 and above - fewer than 184 days

Answer 159

May - 01 JAN of following year Oct - 01 JAN of following year Nov - 01 JUL of following year

Answer 160

Annex I - Positioning and Technical Details of Lights and Shapes Annex II - Additional Signals for Fishing Vessels Fishing in Close Proximity Annex III - Technical Details of Sound Signal Appliances Annex IV - Distress Signals Annex V - Pilot Rules

Answer 161

4 categories: Leading Self, Leading Others, Leading Change, Leading the Coast Guard. 28 TOTAL competencies.

Answer 162

Leadership is the ability to influence others to obtain their obedience, respect, confidence, and loyal cooperation.

Answer 163

The Back Splice

Answer 164

Short term goal(s) = 3 - 12 months Long term goal(s) = 1 - 5+ years

Answer 165

By tying a crown knot

Answer 166

To permanently connect two ends of a line.

Answer 167

Cancelled = “X” Aborted = red circle with slash through it

Answer 168

Waves = Operations Boat hook and Oar = Boats Compass Rose = Leadership and Direction

Answer 169

Initial Qual Complete = BLUE Pending CO Approval = Red Pending Member Acknowledgement = PURPLE

Answer 170

Six months good conduct CO approval on CG-2030 satisfies the recommendation requirement. M1000.2B 4.1.1

Answer 171

20 M1000.2B 4.1.1

Answer 172

Ashore/Afloat command certification by district or area OIC review board

Answer 173

When a task was previously completed in the last cycle but not the current one AND 30 days prior to the expiration of a sliding task with a 2 year or less frequency OR 6 months prior to sliding tasks with a frequency of 2 years or more

Answer 174

Only when necessary to prevent corrosion or deterioration of the surfaces

Answer 175

Repainting too frequently can cause paint film failure Not more often than every three years, one coat will suffice

Answer 176

Reprinted prior to failure of the paint film. Not more than every two years

Answer 177

9-12 years, do not remove anti fouling system if not necessary

Answer 178

3-6 years of service

Answer 179

Shall be applied commercial contractor or cost guard yard. Ships workforce is authorized to spot repair flight decks up to 50 feet in order to control underlying corrosion

Answer 180

15 fathoms- red

Answer 181

30 fathoms, white

Answer 182

Blue, 45 fathoms

Answer 183

0.009% lead by weight

Answer 184

Prohibited except for use as a primer on aircraft

Answer 185

Paints containing cadmium, mercury, beryllium, and arsenic are prohibited

Answer 186

400 grams/liter for anti fouling bottom paint 340 for all other marine paints Are expected to be reduced to 340 grams for bottom paint and 250 for all other marine paints.