Common Core Flashcards
1
Q
Oldest US Navy commissioned vessel?
A
USS Constitution
2
Q
Navy’s Birthday?
A
October 13, 1775
3
Q
First ship named after an enlisted man?
A
Osmand Ingram
4
Q
Time in Rate for E-1 to E-2
A
9 months as E-1
5
Q
Time in Rate for E-2 to E-3
A
9 months as E-2
6
Q
Time in Rate for E-3 to E-4
A
6 months as E-3
7
Q
Time in Rate for E-4 to E-5
A
12 months as E-4
8
Q
Navy Core Values
A
Honor, Courage, Commitment
9
Q
3 main ships of the navy at the birth of the Navy
A
Ships of the lineFrigatesSloop-of-War
10
Q
Gun Salutes
A
17 - Admiral15 - Vice Admiral13 - Rear Admiral11 - CommodoreSalutes are fired at intervals of 5 sec, and always in odd numbers
11
Q
Voyage of the Great White Fleet
A
December 16, 19074 battleshipsOrdered by Teddy Roosevelt
12
Q
Six Categories of Hazmat
A
FlammableAerosolsToxicsCorrosivesOxidizersCompress Gases
13
Q
Where is hazmat spill kit?
A
O2 1/2 and foc’sle under OK-520
14
Q
MSDS
A
Material Safety Data Sheet
15
Q
HMUG
A
Hazardous Material Users Guide
16
Q
What marking can be observed on hazmat?
A
NIINManufacture Shelf lifeMil. Spec.
17
Q
What is in the hazmat spill kit?
A
Boots, squeegee, hazmat suit, gloves, pillows, blankets, brushes
18
Q
Cold Iron
A
All systems off, all services are received from the pier
19
Q
Engineering Log
A
Daily operational events are recorded
20
Q
Draft Report
A
How the ship sits in the water, displacement
21
Q
SIB
A
Ships Information BookGeneral information of ships systems. Drawings and text
22
Q
NSTM
A
Naval Ships Technical Manual
23
Q
Reduction Gear
A
Turns the shafts
24
Q
Main Thrust Bearing
A
Absorbs axial thrust and provides forward motion
25
Bulkhead Stuffing Boxes
Keeps sea water out of engine rooms
26
Inflatable Shaft Seal
Emergency. Lock shaft is place. CO2 inflated
27
Strut Bearing
Last bearing, closest to the propeller. Cools the Controllable pitch propeller
28
Propeller
5 blade, 4 ft propeller. Port = clockwise Starboard = counter clockwise
29
Potable Water Tanks
2 AMR, Doc's Office
30
Switchboards
1s AMR (3-41-0-E)2s MMR (3-63-0-E)
31
Type of refrigerant on board?
R134A
32
Ship's Degaussing Folder
CICLog when the ship has been degaussed
33
Fuel Oil Quality Management Program
Maintain fuel testing and quality
34
EDORM
Provides comprehensive guidance for the safe and effective operation of the engineering department
35
4 phases of the steam cycle
1. Evaporation2. Condensation3. Deaeration4. FeedFeed water is feed to the boiler, the water is heated to generate steam, the steam does work in the turbines, and is then condensed and returned to the feed water system
36
Radar
Radio Detection and Ranging
37
Sonar
Sound Navigation and Ranging
38
HERO
Hazards of electromagnetic radiation to ordinance Reduce the amount of frequencies
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Primary Mission of CIC
Gathering - gccs, medal, lookouts, radar, sonar, comms, derived inputs from all sensorsProcess - pubs, mo boards, convert data into useful informationDisplay - info reaching status boards or radar scopesEvaluate - determine what info is or what it means to the ships missionDisseminate - pass info along to all command and control station
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Secondary mission of CIC
Back up bridge
41
OPORDER
Operational orderHow to conduct business in a specific AOR
42
IFF
Identification Friend or Foe
43
VMS
Voyage Management System
44
River City
Zero transmissions
45
"Beadwindow"
Alert circuit operators that an unauthorized disclosure has occurred
46
"Gingerbread"
Alert users on a radio net that there is a possible intruder
47
Flash (z)
10 minutes or less process time
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Immediate (O)
30 min or less
49
Priority (P)
3 hours
50
Routine (R)
6 hours
51
CASREP
Casualty Report
52
CASREP Catergory
Cat 2 - Highly DesirableCat 3 - EssentialCat 4 - Mandatory
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CASCOR
Causality Correction
54
CASUP
Casualty Update
55
CASCAN
Casualty Cancel
56
OPREP 3 Pinnacle
National level of interest, voice report within 5 min, hard copy message within 20 min
57
OPREP-3 Navy Blue
Highest level US Navy interest, voice report within 5 min, hard copy message within 20 min
58
SITREP
Used by any unit CO, OIC, or other to provide appropriate ISIC with special info
59
OPREP-5
General report
60
Emergency Destruction
Actions taken by designated personnel to destroy classified materials, and equipment that is sensitive to national security
61
Mooring Line Characteristics
180000 lbs4 strand, 3 strand line over a Kevlar core
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Sea Painter
Drags RHIB with ship
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Anchor Characteristics
1500 lbsLight weight danforth, non magnetic
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Shot Characteristics
10 shots1 shot = 15 fathomsFathom = 6 feet1 shot = White, red, white2 shot = 5 white3 shot = 3 white, blue, 3 white4 shot = 4 white, red, 4 white5 shot = 11 white6 shot = 6 white, blue, 6 white7 shot = 7 white, red, 7 white8 shot = 17 white9 shot = all yellow (caution)10 shot = red (danger)
65
Golf flag
Guide ship
66
Who orders "Abandon Ship?"
CO
67
True Bearing
Magnetic North
68
Relative Bearing
Relative to the ship heading
69
Advance
The distance gained in the original direction prior to a course change
70
Transfer
The distance gained at right angle to the original course when the ship has turned 90 degrees
71
Swing Circle
Length of ship + scope of the chain = swing circle
72
Navigation Lights: underway
Forward, aft, mast, port and starboard running lights
73
Navigation Lights: Man overboard
2 red lights, pulse 60 per min
74
Navigation Lights: Not under Command
Red over red
75
Vessel at anchor
1 black ball
76
Vessel Aground
3 black balls
77
Restricted Ability to Maneuver
Ball, diamond, ball
78
Bravo
Refueling, ammo onload
79
SOPA
Pier number, Starboard flag, designator
80
Code Alpha
Divers
81
Kilo
Aloft
82
Oscar
Man Overboard
83
Uniform
Anchoring
84
Lima
HeroHazard of electromagnetic radiation to ordnance
85
India
Ready to receive alongside, in port
86
Romeo
Ready to receive alongside, underway
87
Color of general alarm?
Red
88
Vessel not under command
Two black balls in a vertical line
89
Restricted by draft
Black cylinder
90
Kilo 1
Over the side
91
Kilo 3
Aloft and over the side
92
Color of chemical alarm?
Green
93
Color of collision alarm?
Yellow
94
Basic Daily Food Allowance
Amount it cost the ship to feed each crew member per day
95
COSAL
Coordinated shipboard allowance list. List all operating equipment on board a ship
96
MOV
Material Obligation Validation. List of outstanding requisitions
97
DLR
Depot Level Repairables. High value items that you cannot repair or reuse
98
DLR Remain In Place
Part that remains in place until it can be replaced
99
Two Components of OPTAR
Equipment maintenance related materialAdministrative and housekeeping items
100
Open Purchase Limit
$3000
101
2nd Fleet
LANT/Norfolk
102
3rd Fleet
PAC/San Diego
103
4th Fleet
Southern/Mayport
104
5th Fleet
Bahrain
105
6th Fleet
Med./Norfolk
106
7th Fleet
Japan
107
10th Fleet
Cyber
108
EDVR
Enlisted Distribution and Verification Report12 sections
109
8 O'Clock Reports
Ship's jobs, discrepancies
110
12 O'Clock Reports
Daily status, Ship systemsMuster ReportFuel Oil & WaterDraftMag. TempBoat Report
111
Good Conduct Award
Every 3 years
112
Page 2
Dependents
113
Page 4
Quals, Awards
114
Page 13
Admin Remarks
115
5 Step of ORM
1. Identify hazards2. Hazard assessment3. Make rise decisions 4. Implement controls5. Supervise
116
Use of Deadly Force
Force that a person uses causing or that a person knows or should know, would create a substantial risk of causing death or serious bodily harm
117
RAM
Random Antiterrorism Movement
118
Swimmer Attack
300 - assessment 100 - warning50 - exclusion
119
Small Boat Attack
1000 - assessment500 - warning300 - exclusion
120
Air Contact Attack
3000 - assessment1000 - warning500 - exclusion
