Damage Control Flashcards
List the four classes of fires on naval ships.
A (Wood, paper),
B (Fuel, oil),
C (Electrical),
D (Combustible metals like magnesium and titanium).
Which device provides thermal imaging to locate hot spots in poor visibility?
The Naval Firefighting Thermal Imager (NFTI).
Describe the difference between a “Circle W” and “Dog Z” classification.
Circle W is for ventilation fittings that close during NBC attacks; Dog Z is for fittings closed during General Quarters and for darken ship conditions.
What material condition provides the least protection and is used in well-protected harbors?
X-ray (X).
In the event of a fire, what is the purpose of establishing primary and secondary boundaries?
To contain the fire and prevent it from spreading.
Which report system is used for keeping DC Central informed about casualties?
The “MAIDS” reporting system, covering the casualty type, location, man in charge, assistance needed, injured personnel, damaged equipment, and casualty status.
