Communications

Question 1

Ships Radar

Answer 1

FURUNO 72nautical miles / LOS 19

Question 2

Dead reckoning tracer

Answer 2

Plots travel from a known starting point to determine location.

Question 3

Anderson

Answer 3

Faster recovery , circle , tight turning.

Question 4

Williamson

Answer 4

Low visibility or night , good reciprocal of original track

Question 5

Race track

Answer 5

Good visibility when straight approach is desired.

Question 6

Y back

Answer 6

Submarines due to the danger of the screw.

If you’re in STBD port side bot turns stbd port to kick screw away from you

Question 7

Length of ship

Answer 7

643’ 8” bow to stern

Question 8

Beam of ship

Answer 8

85’ widest part startboard to port

Question 9

Draft

Answer 9

28’ keel to water line

Question 10

Displacement tons

Answer 10

22,750 tons

Question 11

Speed

Answer 11

22kts

Question 12

Complement

Answer 12

1,098

Question 13

Transmitters

Answer 13

4 URT - 23Ds

Circuit HF global

Frequency 2-30 MHz

Question 14

HF Antennas

Answer 14

2 vertical whips 2 fan wires

Trusses whip vertical whip and aft fan wire

Question 15

UHF antennas

Answer 15

OE-82 trash can

Stub mast

Question 16

EPIRB

Answer 16

Emergency positioning indicating radio beacon

Question 17

SART

Answer 17

Search and rescue transponder , RADAR reflector to provide rescue
Located in bridge

Question 18

Iridium satellites telephone

Answer 18

When abandoning ship, when other means for comms aren’t available

Question 19

Emergency destruction

Answer 19

Ordered by CO

PREVENTS CAPTURE OF VITAL CLASSIFIED AND CONSEC MATERIAL

Question 20

Operations officer

Answer 20

Responsible to the CO for collection evaluations and dissemination of combat and operational information required for the assigned missions and task of the ship

Question 21

Combat information center

Answer 21

Collect, process, display, evaluate and disseminate information in a timely matter in support of the OOD.

Control specific operations as delegated

Question 22

Tactical action officer

Answer 22

Direct advisor to command from the display and decision area.

Evaluate enemy threats quickly and take uneducated action against them

COs representative in CIC

Question 23

Shipping officer

Answer 23

Advises con of the positions course speed and closest point of approach if all contacts in area .

Question 24

Piloting Officer

Answer 24

Supervises the radar navigation team .

Question 25

Task force

Answer 25

Temp group of people formed to carry out a specific mission

Question 26

Task group

Answer 26

Comprise task forces , narrower operational missions

Question 27

Task unit

Answer 27

Belonging to task group

Question 28

Task element

Answer 28

Belongings to task unit

Question 29

Battle force

Answer 29

Standing openeration naval task force - big fleet

Question 30

Battle group

Answer 30

Carrier strike group , carrier cruiser destroyer (2) and a carrier air wing on

Question 31

Expeditionary strike group

Answer 31

Expeditionary unit and amphibious assault group.

Question 32

Identification friend or foe

Answer 32

Basically identifies if your a friendly or not

Question 33

Flash Z

Answer 33

Fast as possible

10 mins or less

Question 34

Immediate O

Answer 34

Less than 30

Question 35

Priority P

Answer 35

Less than 3 hours

Question 36

Routine R

Answer 36

Less than 6 hours

Question 37

Bead window

Answer 37

Provides the capability for real time feedback to a transmitting station that has disclosed over a non secure circuit

Question 38

Gingerbread

Answer 38

Alert to suspected imitative deception

Question 39

Short range training plan (SRTP)

Answer 39

3 months , prepared for the command for each department.

Exercises, drills, and lectures.

Question 40

Long range training plan (LRTP)

Answer 40

Comprehensive list of training events which must be completed throughout the ships operational cycle.

Question 41

CART l ( training cycle )

Answer 41

Done after deployment or as determined by ISIC in conjunction with CO and ATG.