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RD-674: Digital Voice Recorder

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  • Records up to 20 channels
    • 18 R/T’s (Radio Telephone circuits (red phones))
    • 1 Bridge to Bridge (BTB)
    • 1 IVCS

-Records up to 80 hours

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JTT: Joint Tactical Terminal

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  • GCCS picture providing information on when ballistic missiles are launched
  • EWS monitors JTT picture
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EWS: Electronic Warfare Supervisor

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  • Correlates tracks in C&D as to tracks held in the SLQ-32
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4
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SLA-10B

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Blanks own ship radar emissions

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EWCO: Electronic Warfare Console Operator

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  • SLQ-32 console operator
  • Can Fire chaff and NULKA from SLQ-32
    • Seduction MK 214
    • Giant IR MK 245
    • NULKA MK 234

(Chaff can be fired from the bridge, NULKA cannot)

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MOP: Master Operating Panel

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  • Controls IFF boxes in CIC
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IDS: Identification Supervisor

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  • Overall in charge of the identification on all tracks

- Primarily ID’s air tracks

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8
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What are the different IFF modes?

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Mode 1: Mission ID

Mode 2: Personal Identifier

Mode 3: Request for Airspace

Mode 4: Secure Military Challenge (encrypted)

Mode C: Altitude

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What are the IFF Emergency Codes?

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7500: Hijacking
7600: Loss of Comms
7700: General Emergency

4X: Military Emergency

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TIC: Tactical Information Coordinator

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  • Monitors and Manages all of the data links
  • Data links provide a real time tactical picture among the forces
  • Monitors Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC)
    • CEC is NOT a datalink
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What data links are used onboard MOMSEN?

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  • Link 11: Used with ships and some aircraft
    • Pro-word: Alligator
    • UHF
  • Satellite Link 11: Used with ships and shore units
    • Pro-word: Black Digital
    • UHF SATCOM
  • Link 16: Used with ships and aircraft
    • Pro-word: Timber
    • UHF
  • Satellite Link 16: Used with ships and shore units
    • Pro-word: Black Timber
    • UHF SATCOM
  • Multicast TADIL J (MTJ): Used with ships and shore units
    • Pro-word: Puzzle
    • EHF
  • Unicast TADIL J (UTJ): Used with ships and shore units
    • Pro-word: Browser
    • SHF
  • CEC: Network of sensors
    • Pro-word: Spiders
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RSC: Radar systems controller

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  • Monitors and manages SPY radar

- Primary air search radar

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IVDDS: Integrated Video Data Distribution Systems

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  • Control for all ASTABS (Automated Status Boards)

- Records Flight Deck/OSS cameras

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MSS: Missile Systems Supervisor

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  • Engages tracks with missiles
  • Monitors VLS status
  • Monitors Illuminator status
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RCS: Remote Control Station

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  • Fires CIWS from CIC
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AAWC: Anti Air Warfare Coordinator

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  • Overall responsible for the air picture
17
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Who does AAWC report to off ship?

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“W”

Whiskey- Air Defense Commander

18
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AIC: Air Intercept Controller

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  • Controls fighter aircraft

- Provides fighters with an air picture

19
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SRQ-4: Hawklink

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  • 2 way secure communications and data between ship and the helo
  • We can see what the helo sees using FLIR (Forward Looking IR)
20
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URN-25: TACAN (Tactical Air and Navigation)

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  • Homing beacon for aircraft to find the ship
  • Provides slanted range and magnetic bearing to the ship
  • Pro-word: Father

“Come home to Father”

21
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KY-850: Homer

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  • Backup to TACAN

- Only provides magnetic bearing

22
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ASTAC: Anti Sub Tactical Air Controller

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  • Controls helos and P-3’s (Rotary winged aircraft)
23
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What are the missions of the ASTAC? (3)

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Primary: Safety of flight

Secondary: ASW

Tertiary: Search and Rescue (MOB)

24
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ASWC: Anti-Sub Warfare Coordinator

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  • Overall in charge of Subsurface picture
25
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UCFS: Underwater Fire Control System

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  • Underwater Battery

- Fires torpedoes and VLA’s

26
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Missions of the CADRT (Computer Aided Dead Reckoning Tracker)

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Primary: ASW

Secondary: Search and rescue (MOB)

Tertiary: NSFS (Naval Surface Fire Support)

27
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OSS: Optical Sighting System

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  • Primary purpose is for 5 inch spotting and BDA (Battle Damage Assessment)
28
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What are the two modes of OSS?

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DIS: Daylight Imaging Sensor

TIS: Thermal Imaging Sensor

29
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GFCS: Gun Fire Control Supervisor

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Fires 5” from CIC

Primary: Surface
Secondary: Air

30
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SUWC: Surface Warfare Coordinator

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  • Overall in charge of the Surface picture
31
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Who does SUWC report to off ship?

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“Z”

Zulu- Sea Combat Commander

32
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SWS: Surface Warfare Supervisor

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  • In charge of the tracking and IDing of all Surface contacts
  • Uses the SPS-67 to pick up contacts
33
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GCCS-M: Global Command and Control Systems Maritime

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  • Provides an over the horizon time late Surface picture

- Watch stander is called DBM (Data Base Manager)

34
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What is the SPA-25G used for?

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SPS-67 & 73 RADAR picture

35
Q

Primary mission of CIC?

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Good
People
Die
Every
Day
  • Gather
  • Process
  • Display
  • Evaluate
  • Disseminate
36
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Secondary mission of CIC?

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Control and Assist

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