Combat Systems Flashcards

0
Q

How many components of a weapons system are there?

A

4

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1
Q

What rating is responsible for combat weapons systems?

A

FC. FIRE CONTROLMAN

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2
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What are the components of a weapons system?

A

Detection. Direction. Delivery. Destruction

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3
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What is the purpose of fire control?

A

To control weapon fire to ensure max kill probability.

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4
Q

What is a train warning circle?

A

Circle painted 18 inches from the furthest point of a weapon system for safety.

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5
Q

How many gyros on board

A

2

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6
Q

Where are the gyros located?

A

Fwd/AFT IC

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7
Q

What info do the gyros provide?

A

Pitch. Roll and heading.

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8
Q

What do the gyros do in relation to the weapons system?

A

Train system to track target and remain constant with the ships pitch and roll.

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9
Q

What does CIWS stand for?

A

Close in weapon system

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10
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Where are the CIWS located?

A

Fwd/stbd. And AFT/PORT

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11
Q

How many modes of operation does CIWS have?

A

Three

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12
Q

What are the modes of operation for CIWS?

A

Air ready. Anti-air warfare manual. Anti-air warfare auto.

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13
Q

What is the maximum drum capacity for CIWS?

A

1550 rounds

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14
Q

How many rounds do we load into the CIWS?

A

1500

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15
Q

What is the air rate of fire for CIWS?

A

4500 rounds per minute.

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16
Q

What is the surface rate of fire for CIWS?

A

3000 rounds per minute.

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17
Q

What is the engage range for CIWS?

A

1 nm

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18
Q

What is the track range for CIWS?

A

3 mom

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19
Q

What is the search range for CIWS?

A

5 nm

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20
Q

What does PTI on CIWS stand for?

A

Phalanx thermal imager.

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21
Q

What does RAM stand for?

A

Rolling airframe missile.

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22
Q

How many RAM launchers on board?

A

2

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23
Q

Where are the RAM launchers located?

A

FWD/PORT and AFT/STBD

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24
Q

What system provides power adequate to the RAM?

A

SLQ-32

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25
Q

What missile does the RAM fire?

A

RIM-116B

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26
Q

What is the speed of the 116B?

A

Mach 2.5

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27
Q

How many missiles does the RAM launcher hold?

A

21

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28
Q

What homing does the RAM use?

A

Passive

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29
Q

What is the max effective range of the RAM?

A

3 non

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30
Q

What is the maximum range of the RAM?

A

5nm

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31
Q

What does NSSMS stand for?

A

NATO Sea sparrow surface missile system.

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32
Q

How many NSSMS launchers on board?

A

2

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33
Q

Where are the NSSMS launchers located?

A

FWD/STBD AND AFT/PORT

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34
Q

Is the NSSMS susceptible to HERO?

A

No

35
Q

What does ESSMS stand for?

A

Evolved sea sparrow missile system

36
Q

What missile does the NSSMS launch?

A

RIM-162D

37
Q

What missile does the ESSMS launch?

A

RIM-162D

38
Q

What type of homing does the 162D use?

A

Semi- active

39
Q

How many missiles does the NSSMS hold?

A

8

40
Q

What is the maximum range of ESSMS?

A

18nm

41
Q

What is the max effective range of ESSMS?

A

12nm

42
Q

What does NSSMS use to track targets?

A

Directors. (Tracker illuminators)

43
Q

How many directors are on board?

A

4

44
Q

What are the locations of the directors?

A

3 on the island and 1 on SPS-49 tower.

45
Q

What is the range of the directors?

A

50nm

46
Q

Air search radars are?

A

SPS-48 and SPS-49

47
Q

Where is the SPS-48 located?

A

011 level fwd of the mast

48
Q

Where is the SPS-49 located?

A

Top of the aft tower

49
Q

What is the range of the SPS-48?

A

220nm

50
Q

What is the range of the SPS-49?

A

256nm

51
Q

What is the primary fire control radar?

A

SPQ-9B

52
Q

What are the ranges of the SPQ-9B?

A

Air-80nm and surface-40nm

53
Q

What is a special ability of the SPQ-9B?

A

Look-back function

54
Q

Where is the SPQ-9B located?

A

Platform below the WSC-6 ball on top of the mast.

55
Q

What is the primary surface search radar?

A

SPS-67

56
Q

What is the range of the SPS-67?

A

100nm

57
Q

What is the primary navigation radar?

A

SPS-73.

58
Q

What is the range of the SPS-73?

A

30nm

59
Q

What radar is known as the bullseye?

A

SPN-41

60
Q

What is the SPN-41 also know as?

A

ILS

61
Q

What does ILS Stand for?

A

Instrumental landing system.

62
Q

What information does ILS provide pilots?

A

Azimuth and altitude.

63
Q

How many antennas does SPN-41 have?

A

2

64
Q

Where are the SPN-41 antennas located?

A

One on SPS-49 tower and one on STBD side above fantail.

65
Q

What radar is known as the marshaling radar?

A

SPN-43

66
Q

What is the range of the SPN-43?

A

50nm

67
Q

Where is the SPN-43 located?

A

The mast.

68
Q

What is the SPN-46 also known as?

A

ACLS OR EASY RIDER OR NEEDLES

69
Q

What does ACLS stand for?

A

Automatic carrier landing system.

70
Q

How many antennas does the SPN-46 have?

A

2

71
Q

Where are the SPN-46 antennas located?

A

Port side of the island.

72
Q

Where are the SPS-46 consoles located?

A

CATCC

73
Q

What radar provides electronic warfare and ASMD (anti-ship missile defense) soft kill capabilities?

A

SLQ-32

74
Q

How many antennas does the SLQ-32 have?

A

2

75
Q

Where are the SLQ-32 antennas located?

A

Fwd/port on 03 catwalk and STBD side on 08 lvl on the island.

76
Q

What radar is the secondary fire control radar?

A

SPS-48

77
Q

What is the secondary purpose of the SPQ-9B?

A

Surface search radar.

78
Q

What is the secondary navigation radar?

A

SPS-67

79
Q

What is the secondary surface search radar?

A

SPS-73

80
Q

What does an antenna with a red colored base signify?

A

Transmitter

81
Q

What does an antenna with a blue colored base signify?

A

Receiver.

82
Q

What does a grey colored base on antenna signify?

A

Transmitter and receiver.

83
Q

What are the 3D radars onboard?

A

SPQ-9B and SPS-48

84
Q

What is the difference between 2D and 3D radar?

A
2D= range and bearing 
3D= range bearing and altitude
85
Q

What does NATO stand for?

A

North Atlantic treaty organization.

86
Q

What does RADAR stand for?

A

Radio detection and ranging.