Boat Captain Board Flashcards
(132 cards)
1
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5 primary NSW missions
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Fid foreign internal defens Unconventional warfare Counter terrorism Direct action Special recon
2
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What are the 5 R’s of human rights
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Recognize Refrain React Record Report
3
Q
What are the common signs of shock
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Cool clammy skin,
Decreased level of consciousness,threads weak pulse, rapid pulse, short shallow breaths
4
Q
Describe ORM and on what NSW evolutions is it used?
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Operational risk management is a simple 5 step process that identifies operational hazards and takes reasonable measures to reduce the risk to our personnel, equipment, and mission. It is used in all NSW evolutions.
5
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What is a SPIMG?
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Standard PMS Material Identification Guide
6
Q
What does MSDS stand for?
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Material Safety Data Sheet
7
Q
When would you use a nasopharyngeal
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Unconscious patient with snorrish breathing
8
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How often should you reassess a stabilized patient?
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Every 5 minutes and every time you move the patient
9
Q
What is a RFI and when do you use it
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Request for information it’s used after a mission analysis, when you need certain information to complete the mission
10
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What are the 5 SOF mission criteria
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Is it an appropriate SOF mission, does it support the CINC campaign plan,is it operationally feasible,are required resources available to execute, does the outcome justify the risk
11
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What are the 7 phases of mission planning
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Pre-mission Infiltration Insertion AAO Extraction Exfiltration Postmission
12
Q
A vessels 20meters long shall display what light configuration
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Port and starboard running lights, masthead light, stern light
13
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What is SMEAC
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Situation Mission Execution Admin and logistics Command and signal Contingencies
14
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What is the max and max effective range of the M4
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Max:3600meters
Max effective:500 meters
15
Q
What instruction gives the boat captain authority over his craft
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NAVREGS 1990 chapter 10,article 1033
16
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What are 7 types of shock
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Cardogenic Hypovolemic Anaphylactic Pyschilogenic Septic Respiratory Neurogenic
17
Q
What are the characteristics of the 12 GA mossberg 500 A1
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Manually operated
Pump action(slide)
Magazine fed( tubular)
Shoulder fired
18
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What is the cycle of operations for the 240 and why is that important
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Feeding Chambering Locking Firing Unlocking Extracting Ejecting Cocking
19
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What is the max safe speed for a combatant craft to pass civilian docks, piers, or boats
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5 mphs
20
Q
What are the two types of fractures
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Opened- bone through skin
Closed- bone not through skin
21
Q
After applying a tourniquet in the field what should you do to ensure no extra damage is done
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Record time of application
And reassess as needed
22
Q
Explain the difference between a hang fire and a misfire
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Hang fire- firing pin has struck the round l, but the primer hasn’t gone off yet
Misfire- anything that interferes with the cycle of operations
23
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What is a PLO
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Patrol
Leaders
Order
Passing the detailed plan to the operators tasked with the execution
24
Q
What are the three types of bleeds
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Arterial
Venous
Capillary
25
List 5 ways to stop bleeding
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Direct pressure
Pressure point
Hemostatic agent
Pressure dressing
Tourniquet
Elevation
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26
What is the rules of nines?
| How does it work?
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Method of determining the percentage of the body surface burned on a victim.
Head-9%
Arms-9%
Chest-18%
Back-18%
Legs-18%
Groin-1%
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27
What is the condition in which the control of the body's regulation system is lost
Heat stroke
28
Where do you apply a tourniquet
At the point most proximal to the body
| Two inches or more above the wound
29
What are the three types of burn injuries
Thermal- sun
Chemical-acid
Electrical-current
30
The 240 fires from what position
Open bolt
31
Who are the three people required to run an NSW range
Roic
Rso
Medic
32
Name five things that must be done prior to running a small arms shoot
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Evolution sheet
ORM
Safety brief
Evolution brief
Medical brief
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33
What is the cyclic rate of fire for the 50 cal
| And mini gun
50cal-450-550
| Mini-3000
34
Who's signature will be on the change page
Work center supervisor
35
When conducting PMS what is the correct order for verifying a MRC card
MRC to the MIP
MIP to the LOEP
LOEP to the the change page
36
What does TGL stand for
Tag-out guide list
37
Who is the commands 3M manager
Executive Officer
38
What is the first thing you must verify before performing a spot check
Verify that you are qualified to do the check
39
Who is authorized to remove a tag
The person who hung the tag
40
What does periodicity SU-1 mean
| What does periodicity LU-1 mean
Performing start up maintenance
| Performing lay up maintenance
41
What is the radius of how close simulators can be detonated by personnel or craft
25 yards
42
Are you as a qualified boat captain allowed to assign EMI extra military instruction
No, OIC's and RTU commanders are allowed to assign EMI up to two hours a day for ten days not on sundays or members sabbath
43
Can a qualified POIC conduct blank fire operations without a patrol officer
Yes, everything but live fire
44
When can you grant temporary refuge in foreign jurisdiction
For humanitarian purposes only in extreme situations, where in life or safety of the person is in immediate danger
45
Who can terminate temporary refuge
The secretary of the navy or higher authority
46
Can you remove the battery on an MBITR without losing crypto
Yes you have 45 seconds
47
What is preferred to do to the radio to make comma with a field expedient antenna
Use a ground wire
48
What is the primary use of CMS-25
Form listing the destruction of crypto
49
What is meant when bead windowx3 is passed over the net
A person has a sent essential information over an un secure net
50
What is an SF-153 used for
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Inventory
Issue
Transfer
Destruction
Of CCI
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51
What is the max wattage output of the PRC 117F
20 watts
52
What are two methods to open someone's airway
Jaw thrust
| Head tilt chin lift
53
What is datum
A set of reference points on the earths surface against which position measurements are made
54
What instruction is used when referencing safety for forces ashore
OPNAV instruction 5100.23G
55
What does RAR stand for and what is a RAR report
Record accomplishment rate
| Record of completed maintenance and man hours
56
Are you authorized to with your nav lights off and where is that stated
Yes, during an armed conflict, exercise simulating armed conflict competent authority may modify the use of lights or other safeguards against collision. Found in 32 CFR chap 7
57
List and explain a nine line
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Location
Callsign and frequency
Patient by precedence
Special equipment needed
Patient by type
Security at HLZ
Method of marking
Patient nationality
NBC- terrain features
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58
What instruction covers the command 3M program
4700.1D
59
What does salute mean and when do you use it
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Size
Location
Uniform
Time
Equipment
Used when reporting anything to higher up
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60
5 collateral NSW missions
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Counter drug
Humanitarian assistance
Anti- terrorism
Personnel recovery
Security assistance
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61
What is the max range and max effective range of the 50.cal, 240, and mini gun
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50.cal-
Max-7400 yards
Max effective-2000
240-
Max-3725m
Area-1800m
Point-800m
Mini gun-
Max-3500m
Max effective-1000m
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62
What publication can you find the correct method of dealing with a hang fire on a M2HB that has fired 600 rounds
SWO 300
63
Why is it important to know the max range of all your weapons systems
To know what is beyond and behind your target, civilian buildings, collateral damage. To know what you can effectively hit an d to be able to speak smartly to other personnel about weps capabilities
64
Name and describe the colors on a map
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Brown- contour lines
Black- man made objects and un improved roads
Red- hard ball roads
Blue-water
Green- vegetation
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65
What pub contains detailed information on lights and sound signals in foreign waters
List of lights
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What is WGS-84
World geodetics system 1984
67
What is then order of precedence on the water
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Overtaken
Not under command
Restricted by ability to maneuver
Constrained by draft
Fishing
Sailing
Power driven
Sea plane
Overtaking
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Light configurations
Red over red
Red over white
Green over white
Yellow light
White over green
Red over green
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Red over red-not under command
Red over white- fishing at night
Green over white- trawling
Yellow- towing
White over red-pilot
Red over green- sailing machine
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69
What is the minimum safe firing distance of the M203 40 mm grenade launcher
Training-130m
| War-31m
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How do you measure distance on a chart
Latitude graph
| Or legend
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What is a PIM
Plan of intended movement, it is used when developing a plan over the water
72
What is an execution checklist
It is an outline o f the mission broken down into phases with corresponding pro words
73
What does MBITR stand for
Multi band inter team radio
74
Where can you find the call signs for available assets in your area of operations
CEOI
75
Name as many means of communication on the boat
Radios, hand and arm signals, voice, flares, strobe light, Chem light, flashlight, rifle shots
76
Name 5 types of field expedient antennas
Vertical whip, inverted L, slant wire, doublet, inverted vee, sloping wire, long wire, sloping vee, vertical half rhombic
77
If no working time piece is available where can you find Zulu time
HF freqs-2.5,5,10,15,20,25 MHZ and on GPS
78
How would you treat an impalment in an eyeball
Immobilize the object and make sure both eyes are covered
79
The max range and max effective range of the p228
Max-1800m
| Max effective-50 m
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Administrative control
| ADCON
Authority over subordinate or other organizations in respect to administration and support( logistics, resourcing, training.
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Operational control
| OPCON
Authority to organize commands and forces and to employ those forces as the receiving commander considers necessary to accomplish assigned missions
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Tactical control
| TACON
Authority to direct control of movements or maneuvers within operational area as necessary to accomplish missions or tasks assigned
83
Combatant commands
Northcom, southcom,Eucom,africom, centcom, pacom
84
SWCC Code
I serve my country, my navy, and my team with honor and integrity. I am responsible for my actions and accountable to my teammates both on and off the water. I lead by example; I am the guardian of the standard. I maintain my craft, my equipment, and myself to the highest state of readiness. On time. On target.never quit
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Commanders intent
1. Develop current and future leadership
2. professionalize the force
3. Maintain uncompromising excellence in training and operations
4. Pride, ownership, and initiative
86
6 principles of SOF
1. simplicity
2. Security
3. speed
4. surprise
5. repetition
6. purpose
87
5 steps of ORM
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Identify hazards
Assess hazards
Make risk decisions
Implement controls
Supervise
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4 principles of ORM
1. Accept risk when benefits outweigh the cost
2. Accept no unnecessary risk
3. Anticipate and mange risk by planning.
4. Make risk decisions at the right level
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CVORRTTEX
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Communications
Visibility
Outside support
Rest
Rehearsals
Threats
Training
Environmental data
Experience
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90
6 S's of prisoner handling
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Speed
Seize
Silence
Separate
Secure
Search
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91
What allows a more senior qualified patrol officer/boat captain to supersede authority in good cause
Warcom letter 3302
92
Describes temporary refuge and political asylum, safe navigation on waterways
32 CFR
| Code of federal regulations
93
What is dead reckoning
Last know position, course, speed,time, distance.
94
What is the three minute rule
The distance in yards traveled in three minutes is equal to speed in knots x 100
95
What is the line of demarcation
U.S. inland rules applying to vessels operating inside the line of demarcation while international rules apply outside
96
Cyclic rate of the M4
700-950 rpm
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Cyclic rate of the 240
650-950 rpm
98
Cyclic rate of the M2HB
450-550 rpm
99
Max effective range, Max range and cyclic rate of the MK19
Max effective-1500yds
Max-2212 yds
Cyclic-325-375
100
NSW frequency ranges
HF-3-30mhz
VHF-30-300 MHz
UHF-300 mhz-3 GHz
101
Radio antenna wave formulas
1 wave=936/ freq
1/2 wave= 486/freq
1/4 wave= 234/freq
102
MARCH for medical
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Massive bleeding
Airway
Respiratory
Circulation
Head trauma
Hypothermia/hypovolemic shock
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103
What are the freq ranges of the prc-117
30-512 MHz
104
The 117 has how many programable channels
100
105
What are three types of COMSEC incidents
Cryptographic
Personnel
Physical
106
What are the three types of KEYMAT
Effective
Reserve
Superseded
107
What is the EKMs bible
EKMS 1B
108
What is drift
Magnitude of current
109
What is set
Bearing and direction current is flowing
110
What s flood tide
Tide is coming in
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What is ebb tide
Tide is going out
112
What are 5 ways to dewater a boat
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Bilge pumps
Bucket
Scuppers
Run aground
Beach it
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113
What is ALE with radios
Automatic link establishment
114
What are the dimensions of the PBL
Length 25 ft beam 8 ft
115
Why would you need to know the dimensions of your craft
Finding a proper place to put boats for deployment or for transporting the craft
116
What engines are on the PBL
Two 150 HP V-6
117
What mount is used for the PBL
93 mount
118
How many personnel can the PBL sustain
12 personnel 4 crew 8 packs
119
What is the fuel capacity of the PBL
165 gallons
120
What type of fuel is used for the PBL
Regular unleaded gasoline
121
What oil does the PBL use
2 cycle
122
What are the types of communications on the PBL
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HF
VHF
UHF
LOS
SATCOM
Marine band
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123
How many batteries are on the PBL
4-12 volt batteries
124
Where can you find pre and post lights
Group 4 portal
125
Where can you find information regarding the 3M requirements for the PBL
MRC
| You can ask the division officer, work center supervisor, DOM
126
When do you inspect the fire extinguisher on the PBL
During pre lights
127
How many fire extinguisher are in the PBL
2
128
When would you replace the oil filter
36 months or every 300 hours
129
What is the PMS check to replace the oil filter
36M-10R
130
What is the Q1R check for the PBL
Measure battery volts and clean batteries
131
Do you need to perform a tag out when conducting maintenance on the PBL
Yes
132
What is Seal Team 18's mission statement
Organize, maintain, train, equip and deploy NSW reserve SEAL platoons, Reserve Special Boat Detachments, and Reserve Combat Service Support Teams for special operations in support of NSW active component commands world wide
