Combat Systems Flashcards
What does SONAR stand for?
Sound navigation and ranging
What in the BLR used SONAR?
Fathometer
What are the two modes of SONAR?
Active - sends out a ping
Passive- only listens
What affects SONAR operations?
Temperature, pressure, salinity,
Four types of RADAR detection
Air search
Surface search
Navigation
Fire control
Air search
Long range search for aircraft, used to intercept enemy aircraft
Surface search
Long range search for surface contacts and low flying aircraft
Navigation (RADAR detection)
Short range. Enhances navigation
Fire control (RADAR detection)
Directs gun mounts and missile launchers. Very accurate. 3-dimensional
Name all RADARs onboard and their type
SPS-40 air search SPS-67 surface search SPS-73 navigation Feruno navigation CIWS fire control
Maximum range of the SPS-40
184 nautical miles
Maximum range of the SPS-67
90 nautical miles
What does TACAN stand for?
Tactical air and navigation
What is the Fathometer?
It determined the depth of the water under the keel by measuring the time it takes for a sound signal to reach the bottom and return to the ship.
What are train circles?
Protection from moving antennas, gun mounts, and missile mounts
What are warning circles?
Protection from radiation
What does CSOOW stand for?
Combat systems officer of the watch
What is the purpose of CSOOW?
First response to electronic equipment casualty
What is CSMC?
Combat systems maintenance center
Where is CSOOW located?
Trans 2 (01-72-0-C)
What does IFF stand for?
Identify friend or foe
What two systems are capable of IFF?
SPS-40 and SPS-67
Who is the EMO?
LT Vinnet
What does HERO condition stand for?
Hazardous electromagnetic radiation to ordinance
What flag is flown during HERO?
Lima (black and yellow checkered)
What does CIWS stand for?
Close-in weapons system
How many CIWS mounts and where are they located?
Mount 2-1. 01 level FWD
Mount 2-2. 2nd deck AFT
How many types of radar does the CIWS gave and what are they?
- Search and track
What is the maximum and effective range of CIWS?
Max. Classified
Effective. 2 nautical miles
What type of rounds does the CIWS have?
20mm tungsten alloy
What is the total magazine capacity and rounds per minute of the CIWS?
1500 rounds
4500 rounds per minute
What targets does the CIWS engage?
Air targets moving in excess of 150mph
Where can the CIWS be fired from?
CIWS (manual)
Bridge
CIC
How many 240B mounts do we have and where are they located?
Port FWD super structure
STBD FWD super structure
What is the rate of fire for the 240B?
650-1000rpm
What is the max and effective range of the 240B?
Max 4000yds
Effective 1900yds
What type of rounds does the 240B use?
NATO 7.62mm
How many 25mm chain guns do we have and where are they located?
Port FWD super structure
STDB FWD super structure