COMBAT SYSTEMS ESWS STUDY GUIDE Flashcards

1
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CS1

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CWO (Communications Watch Supervisor)

IT

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2
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CS2/3

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ISS (Information Systems Supervisor)

IT, ET

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3
Q

CS4X

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DC Divsions

Any rate

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4
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CS5

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ESS (Electronic Systems Supervisor)

ET, FC

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5
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CS6

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RSS (Radar Systems Supervisor)

ET

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6
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CS7

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WSS (Weapons System Supervisor)

FC

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7
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CS8

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ICS (Interior Communication Specialist)

IC

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8
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CS9

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XCS (Exterior Communication Specialist)

ET

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9
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EMCON

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EMissions CONtrol

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10
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HERO

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Hazard of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordinance

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11
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RADAR

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Radio Detection And Ranging

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12
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SONAR

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Sound Navigation And Ranging

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13
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CSOSS

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: Combat Systems Operational Sequencing System
Maintenance of the highest possible levels of readiness
Components:
a.Space layout
b.Power diagrams
c Normal Procedures
d.Casualty procedures

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14
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C5I

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a. Combat Systems
b. Computer
c. Communication
d. Command
e. Control
f. Intelligence

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15
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Area Supervisors

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Liaisons between technicians who work on a specific set of equipment and the CSOOW.

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16
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CSOOW

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Combat Systems Officer Of the Watch
Communicates with: CSO, CSMO, TAO, OOD. Keeps them aware of any equipment casualties and problems related to Combat Systems. Maintains departments, tag out log. Coordinates and controls aloft evolutions inport and underway.
Located at: CSMC – Combat Systems Maintenance Center
Relays trouble calls to: Appropriate Area Supervisor

17
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CSRO

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Combat Systems Readiness Officer

Filter between: TAO and CSOOW Manned only during: GQ

18
Q

HF (URC-131)

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Frequency Range: 3-30 MHz
High Frequency Radio Group (HFRG)
Purpose:
•Link 11
•Over The Horizon Voice and Data
19
Q

VHF (URC-139)

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Frequency range: 30 MHz- 300 MHz
Purpose:
•Bridge to Bridge communications
•LOS (Line of Sight)

20
Q

UHF (Digital Modular Radio- DMR)

A

Frequency range: 300 MHz- 3 GHz
Purpose:
•Back-up to Satellite Data Communications

21
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SHF (WSC-6, WSC-8)

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CWSP: Commercial Wideband Satellite Program WSC-8
DSCS: Defense Satellite Communication System WSC -6
Frequency range: 3GHZ- 30GHZ
Purpose:
•Satellite communications
•NIPR/SIPR
•POTS
•Off ship connections
22
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PRC’s

A

Portable communications. Emergency communications in case complete loss of power to the island and Radio.

23
Q

POTS

A

Plain Old Telephone System

24
Q

J-DIALS

A

Ship’s internal phone can interface with Hydra’s

25
Q

HYDRA (AN/SRC-55)

A

Hierarchal Yet Dynamically Reprogrammable Architecture

26
Q

Three ways to determine speed

A

1) Pitsword
•100 Inches long
•Reads magnetic waves to determine ship’s speed through water

2) Dummy log
•Measures shaft RPMs to determine ships speed

3) GPS
•Speed over ground

27
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GYRO’S

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  • Nomenclature: WSN-7
  • Two: FWD/AFT IC
 Provides:
 Heading
 Pitch
 Roll
 Lat/Long
• Output to: Weapons
• Radars
• Navigation equipment
28
Q

GERTRUDE (WQC-2)

A

Two-way underwater communication system used to talk to Subs

29
Q

Effects of sonar operation

A

1) Temperature- will increase or decrease the speed of sound through water
2) Pressure- sound will travel faster or slower depending on depth
3) Salinity- More salt=more distortion.
a) Least effect on speed of sound in water

30
Q

ISNS

A

Provides Secret and Unclassified LAN’s network. (NIPRNET/SIPRNET)

31
Q

RIVER CITY

A
  1. Only the Top Decision Makers
  2. Staff Information Warfare Personnel
  3. E7 and above
  4. All Hands
32
Q

(RADAR PURPOSE) Air Search

A

Detects and tracks air targets

33
Q

(RADAR PURPOSE) Surface Search/Navigation

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Gives information on surface and low altitude targets

Provides land mass recognition

34
Q

(RADAR PURPOSE) Fire Control

A

Tracks/illuminates surface or air targets

Provides continual posistional data

35
Q

SPN-43

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Allows CATCC to organize landing pattern

MARSHALL

36
Q

SPN-41

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Provides azimuth and elevtion data to pilots

BULLS - EYE

37
Q

SPN-46 3D

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Provides azimuth and glide slope data to pilots

Final approach

Can auto land F-18 and EA-6B Prowler

(NEEDLES)