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CNIC 5530.5 CNIC Harbor Patrol Unit Operating Procedures Flashcards

1
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Who has oversight and responsibility for training and resources?

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Region Staff

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Who supervises the patrol and security function of an Installation Force Protection Program including antiterrorism, law enforcement, physical security and harbor security?

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Security Officer

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Who is the lead member on the Installation Antiterrorism training Team, and manages AT resources?

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Antiterrorism Officer

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Who manages the FTO, PQS and drill programs for crew training?

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Department Training Officer

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Who is responsible for supervising all security department watch section responsibilities?

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Watch Commander

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Who is the senior NSF member of an assigned area, usually a pier, and performs the duties of the patrol supervisor of the assigned area?

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Chief of the Guard

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Who reports to the Security Officer concerning all matters pertaining to the HPU?

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Division Officer

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Who inspects all assigned HSBs weekly and coordinates with HSB Maintenance Readiness Coordinator (HMRC) and Port Operations Officer to facilitate HSB maintenance?

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Division Officer

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Who is responsible to the HPU Division Officer for all security operations, personnel management, watch bill authorization, and response to crisis contingencies until relieved by higher authority?

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Leading Chief Petty Officer

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Who ensures all HSBs are inspected at the beginning of each shift and upon return from underway?

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Leading Chief Petty Officer

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Who is assigned as the Program Manager of the HSB Petty Officer (HSBPO) Program?

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Leading Chief Petty Officer

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Who is responsible for supervising the patrol section , ensuring all logs and forms are up to date, processes all HPU admin, and is the HPU Watch Bill Coordinator?

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Leading Petty Officer

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Who is directly responsible to the Security Department Training Officer and HPU LCPO for all HPU requirements?

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Division Training Officer

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14
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Who is typically responsible for maintenance of HSBs?

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Region/Installation Port Operations organizations?

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Who ensures routine and emergent maintenance is completed for all equipment and reports, reports daily HSB mission readiness status to the CO or region security officer?

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HSB Maintenance Readiness Coordinator (HMRC)

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Who is the direct liaison between HPU and Port Operations Maintenance Organization (Port Ops)?

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HSB Maintenance Readiness Coordinator (HMRC)

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Maintain a copy and forward the original documents to Port Operations or the designated maintenance organization for inclusion where?

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HSB Maintenance Data Book (BMDB)

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Who reports to the Watch Commander concerning all HPU patrol matters and the HPU LPO concerning all administrative matters? responsible fore guard mount, section training, watch bills, equipment inventory and performing OJT for newly assigned personnel?

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Section Leader

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Who is directly responsible to the Section leader for ensuring required training is accomplished and documented?

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Field Training Officer

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20
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How long is sectional guard mount training?

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Approximately 5-10 minutes

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Who will follow monthly training schedules and ensure training is complete, and in accordance with published orders and instructions?

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Field Training Officer

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22
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Whose authority if independent of rank and seniority in relation to all other personnel on board the HSB?

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Coxswain

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23
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Who is in charge of the security boat and HSB mission and execution?

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Coxswain

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24
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Non qualified personnel or guests are not allowed onboard an HSB unless specifically authorized by who?

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HPU Division Officer

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25
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Who must possess a thorough knowledge of the area of operations?

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Coxswain

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Who will assume the responsibility as Coxswain if the Coxswain becomes incapacitated?

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Crewmember

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Who conducts functional checks and operates small arms and crew-served weapons?

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Crewmember/Gunner

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What program is intended to enhance marlinspike seamanship, instill pride and ownership and maintain a smart HSB appearance?

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HSBPO Program

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29
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Who should be ware of the incident/mishap hazard and training policies?

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All personnel

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What shall be completed for all suspicious activity in and around U.S. assets, restricted areas, pursuit or intercept of personnel or watercraft, eviction of civilian watercraft or swimmers from Naval Protective Zones or from restricted military property, and other security related incidents?

A

Incident Reports (IR)

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31
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Incident reports shall be reported to who as soon as possible?

A

Section Leader

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32
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HSB Safety Reports will utilize which CNIC program to collect safety and hazard related information?

A

ESAMS

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33
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Who is responsible for understanding the reporting requirements and informing the command as necessary?

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HPU Division Officer

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34
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Each HSB will be validated for a minimum of at least how many personnel?

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2

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35
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Harbors with home-ported priority A,B, or C assets present shall have a minimum of how many boats in the water and during what hours?

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2 boats available 24/7

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36
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Who determines the frequency of the random patrols at FPCON levels below Bravo?

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Commanding Officer

37
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FOr harbors without home-ported ships, waterborne patrols may be validated dependent on what?

A

The number of days combatant ships are pier-side

38
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Establishment of Go/No-Go criteria is dependent upon which factors:

A

coxswain skill/experience
environmental/weather conditions
specific boat performance capabilities

39
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COs should considered what when in regards to mission effectiveness when making Go/No-Go decisions?

A

weather impacts

40
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what factors should crew scheduling take into account?

A

boat size, environmental, and physiological factors

41
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Seas and swell conditions combining to exceed 8 feet and/or wind exceeding 30 knots is defined as what?

A

Heavy Weather

42
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A minimum of how many hours of continuous crew rest is required every 24 hours?

A

10

43
Q

Personnel will not be reassigned as coxswain until they stand watch under instruction for how many watches?

A

One watch, day or night

44
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How often is the HPU watchbill written?

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Monthly

45
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Night time under instruction Coxswain watch scheduling should take into account what factors:

A

currency, proficiency and qualification progress.

46
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All embarked personnel shall wear what equipment?

A

Personal Flotation Device
Distress Marker
Flashlight
Whistle

47
Q

Who attaches the ignition kill switch to themselves?

A

Coxswain

48
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What program will identify hazards, assess risks and implement controls to reduce the risk associated with any operation?

A

ORM

49
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During inclement weather, if the HSB is returned to the HPU, who will notify all local ships of the change in security posture?

A

ATTWO

50
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When are Small Craft Advisories issued?

A

when wind states have reached, or are expected to reach within 12 hours, a speed marginally less than gale force

51
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What is considered a low visibility situation?

A

Fog, haze, sandstorms and heavy rain

52
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If traveling out of a protected harbor, vessels should be equipped with what?

A

operational radar

53
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What affects the operation and maneuverability of HSBs the most?

A

High Sea State

54
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What rule will Coxswain’s observe as the sea state increases?

A

Safe Speed Rule

55
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During periods of heavy rain an HSB’s bilge pumps or not working, the Coxswain will execute what procedures?

A

Flooding

56
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All HSB’s should have quick donning anti-exposure suits for water temperatures belong how many degrees?

A

60

57
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Limited exposure to direct sunlight, adequate hydration, crew rotation and providing adequate shelter for those experiencing heat stress are all examples of what?

A

Preventative measures

58
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Who reports directly to the CO for all operational matters relating to AT and provides a a watch properly positioned, manned, equipped and trained to direct the actions of various AT forces and assets?

A

ATTWO

59
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Who should be an experienced decision maker?

A

Chief of the Guard

60
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Communication checks will be conducted with the Dispatcher at the beginning of every watch and how often?

A

30 minutes

61
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What are the different hailing procedures?

A

Initial, Secondary and final

62
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fuel levels must be maintained at a minimum of what percent?

A

50

63
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What is prohibited during fueling operations?

A

Smoking

64
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The off going crew should conduct a fresh water spray down of the HSB how often?

A

As OPTEMPO permits

65
Q

What is the key to protecting valuable security assets?

A

Leadership oversight

66
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At a minimum, HSB pier side will be secured with what?

A

bow and stern line and two fenders

67
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HSBs should only anchor in areas designated by who?

A

Port Operations Officer

68
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Crewmember should provide a minimum of how long with low light conditions to allow for physiological vision adaption?

A

30 minutes

69
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What mindset should be observed until all crewmembers are fully acclimated?

A

half the speed, twice the caution

70
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Coxswain are not authorized to wear what?

A

head or helmet mounted devices

71
Q

What is the primary mission of waterborne security forces and HPU?

A

defend High Value Units (HVU) and other critical afloat assets

72
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HSBs will conduct random patrols in the enter and outer harbor areas as defined by what?

A

Installation or Region AT plans

73
Q

Navy NTTP employs defense in depth through the use of what 3 zones?

A

assessment, warning, and threat

74
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Zone size is dependent upon what 3 factors?

A

capability, number of HSBs and the type and speed of potential threats

75
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What is the primary and often first line of defense for protection of critical operational afloat assets at U.S. Navy Piers?

A

HSBs

76
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HSBs have no law enforcement authority outside of the Installation’s designated waterfront restricted area where?

A

In CONUS

77
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HSB jurisdictional authority is prescribed by Host Nation agreements when?

A

OCONUS

78
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Emergent responses outside HSB jurisdiction require notification and close coordination with who?

A

USCG, Port Authority and local law enforcement marine patrols

79
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Barriers will normally be closed except for when?

A

To support ship’s movement, maintenance, or other approved waterborne traffic.

80
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At a minimum, C2 systems should support what ability?

A

For all security assets to utilize common network communication

81
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The type of weaponry deployed on an HSB is dictated by who?

A

NCC OPORD

82
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When are barriers most effective?

A

When they are closed/intact

83
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opening barriers more than high many minutes prior to, or after an individual ship movement is excessive and should be avoided?

A

15

84
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How are barrier systems generally positioned?

A

Along the boundary of the Waterfront Restricted Area

85
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Positioning secondary or additional boats outside the barrier provides what?

A

Additional situational awareness

86
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Any tactical placement decision that decreases the HSB’s ability to perform that task must be a deliberate decision by who?

A

Commanding Officer

87
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Who will maintain an accurate TOA inventory of all equipment and material?

A

ISO

88
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Who will ensure HSB boat crews are briefed on mission specific details?

A

Section Leaders

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