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Contingency OPS Flashcards

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Engineer Support Plans (ESP)

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 identifies minimum essential facilities &

Engineering capabilities needed to support commitment of military forces

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Request for Forces (RFF)

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 Naval civil engineering force units & individual

Augments must be requested through this process to augment component or Joint Task Force (JTF)

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Contingency Planning

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 performed in continuous cycle that usually
Begins w/ publication of new Contingency Planning Guidance (CPG) & is designed to develop OPLANS, CONPLANS/functional plans to support national military strategy

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Crisis Action Planning

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 based on current events & conducted in time-

Sensitive situations & emergencies using assigned, attached & allocated forces & resources

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ABFC

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 Advance Base Functional Component
 NAVFAC P-437 w/ 2 volumes
• List of components, facilities & assemblies
• Drawings

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Facilities

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 civil engineer planners identify facility

Requirements for contingency operations

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Real Estate

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 civil engineer planner consider aspects of

Acquisition &/ leasing real estate in support of engineer operations

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Environment

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 naval civil engineer planers consider effect of
Planning of operations on environment iaw Host Nation agreements; environmental laws & regulations; & US federal, state & local environmental laws & standards

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Host Nation Support

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 unified commanders obtain authority for

Negotiations with HNs through channels of Joint Staff, SecDef&Dept of State

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Logistics Support Considerations

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 Supply
 Maintenance
 Transportation
 General Engineering
 Health Services
 Medical Treatment  Facilities
 Medical Evacuations
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Initial/Expedient Construction Standards

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 for facilities construction in tactical environment

When response times are at premium for rapidly deploying engineering resources to limited support locations

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Temporary Construction Standards

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 when locations requires that it extend efficiency
Of operations for use for as long as 24mos & when naval civil engineering forces are required to provide sustained operations

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Permanent Construction Standards

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 supporting stability & security operations for US

Forces w/ increased efficiency for long term sustained operations

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3 Types of Engineering Battlespace Functions

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General
 Combat
 Special

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Joint Operations

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 train to know how other service & coalition
Engineers & nongovernmental organizations operate & how naval civil engineering operations fit into joint environment

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MPF

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 Maritime Prepositioning Force
 NCF has pre-staged equipment & supplies aboard each Maritime Prepositioning Ship Squadron (MPSRON) to outfit NMCB & NCR in support of Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF)
 3 forward deployed

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Counteracting Restriction to Movement

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 when unit exceeds ability to maneuver around
Natural & artificial terrain, engineers advise unit commanders about counteracting restrictions to movement in range of operational situations & environments

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Operations in Jungle Environment

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 Wet gap crossing
 Forward operating bases
 Potable Water
 Mapping

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Operations in Mountain Environment

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 Mountain road construction

 Stream crossing

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Cold Environments

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 Seabees do not train for this kind of

Environment, however, UCTs do conduct arctic dive training operations.

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Desert Environments

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 complicated by task of providing adequate
Supply of water, increased requirements for camouflage assistance & deception & special problems in field fortifications

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Gap Crossing

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Seabees do not perform hasty gap crossing

 Can perform deliberate gap crossing w/ robust bridging capabilities & pile driving assets

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Urban Terrain

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 Seabees support construction projects in urban

& populated areas even though they are not an offensive force

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Joint Forward Operating Base (JFOB)

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 location should be chosen to make force
Protection easier by making enemy attack more difficult
 layout & design should facilitate current ops; have layered security approach; include ECPs tailored for large vehicles; personnel access, military access/combinations; have facilities designed to support incident response & quick reaction; & should include redundant utilities, protected critical assets & accessible protective shelters throughout JFOB

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Leach Field

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 used for sewage treatment processes where

Common sewers are not available

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Camp Maintenance & Trouble Desk

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 receives all trouble calls, enters info in trouble

Desk log & fills out Emergency/Service Authorization (ESA) forms

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Facility History Jacket

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maintained at trouble desk

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3 Categories of Work

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 Emergency Service Work
•	Requires immediate action/any minor work requiring less than 16 man-hours
 Specific Job Order
•	Work exceeds 16hrs
 Standing Job Order
•	Highly repetitive in nature
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gg. 3 Categories of Inspection

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 Control Inspections
• reviews all camp facilities to determine
maintenance required during deployment to preserve condition of camp structures & property.
 Annual Inspections
• reports document deficiencies on base facilities
 Operator Inspection
• consists of examining, lubricating & making minor adjustments

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Potable Water

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 water suitable for drinking, cooking & personal

Use

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Chlorine

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 presently only widely accepted agent that
Destroys organisms in water & leaves easily detectable residual that serves as indicator of completeness of treatment

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Superchlorination

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 used to disinfect water containers
 accomplished by chlorinating water in container/distribution system to at least 100ppm FAC & holding it in container for 4 hrs.

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ABFC

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 Advance Base Functional Component
 3 Parts
•	Component
•	Facility
•	Assembly
 program that displays data at Component, Facility/Group, Assembly/NSN level along w/ associated drawings & allows search by keys/key words

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