DC 308

Question 1

How should you leave the hose if switching attack teams?

Answer 1

Leave in space on deck with nozzle closed

Question 2

Who operates the fireplug?

Answer 2

The last hoseman

Question 3

Who assigns attack team positions?

Answer 3

On Scene Leader

Question 4

Class A Fire Source?

Answer 4

Paper, Cloth, Textile, anything that leaves an ash.

Question 5

What is the stage where the fire consumes all available fuel at which time combustion slows down and fire goes out?

Answer 5

Decay

Question 6

3 stingers?

Answer 6

AFT

Question 7

What are the parts of the fire tetrahedron?

Answer 7

O2, Heat, Fuel, Chemical Chain Reaction

Question 8

2 stingers?

Answer 8

Mid Ship

Question 9

What is the transfer of heat from a source across an intervening space?

Answer 9

Radiant /Radiation

Question 10

What does NFTI stand for?

Answer 10

Navy Firefighter’s Thermal Imager

Question 11

Class B Fire Source?

Answer 11

Combustible Liquids, fuels, paint, hazmat etc.

Question 12

Class A Fire Extinguishing Agents?

Answer 12

Water, CO2, AFFF

Question 13

Class D Fire Extinguishing Agents?

Answer 13

Jettison / large amount of water

Question 14

Class D Fire Source?

Answer 14

Self-Oxidizing Metals

Question 15

Class C Fire Extinguishing Agents?

Answer 15

CO2 (preferred), PKP

Question 16

What does HFP stand for?

Answer 16

Heptaflouropropane

Question 17

What are the 4 vari-nozzle settings?

Answer 17

Solid stream, Narrow Fog, Wide V, Flush

Question 18

How do you fog attack?

Answer 18

Medium angle pointed upwards, 2 to 3 sec bursts

Question 19

If water must be uyse