Deck and Navigation Flashcards

1
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How many feet are in a fathom?

A

6

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2
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How many fathoms per shot?

A

15

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3
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How many shots per anchor chain?

A

12

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4
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How many fathoms per anchor chain?

A

180

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5
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How long is the anchor chain?

A

1080ft

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6
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How long is one shot?

A

90ft

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7
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State the three ways the shots are numbered.

A

Color and white links, number of times the wire is wrapped around detachable link, piece of metal with number stamped on it

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8
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What is the color order for the shots?

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Red = 1, White = 2, Blue = 3

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9
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What color and number is the warning shot?

A

yellow, 11th

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10
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What color and number is the danger shot?

A

red, 12th

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11
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How many total white links are in the 5th shot?

A

11
(white, white, white, white, white, white detach link, white, white, white, white, white)

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12
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How many anchors do we have?

A

2

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13
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How much do the anchors weigh?

A

60,000lbs

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14
Q

What type are the anchors?

A

MK2 stockless

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15
Q

Which anchor came from the USS Forrestal?

A

STBD

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16
Q

How many stoppers per chain?

A

3

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17
Q

State the parts of the chain stopper

A

Pelican hook, detachable link, turnbuckle, detachable link, shackle, fixed pad eye

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18
Q

What are the names of the 3 stoppers?

A

Riding, Storm, Housing

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19
Q

What type of stopper do we have?

A

chinese stopper

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20
Q

How much does one chain link weigh?

A

360LBS

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21
Q

How much does a detachable link weigh?

A

365LBS

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22
Q

What is the purpose of the bridge crane?

A

to lift the anchor chain and stoppers

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23
Q

How many wildcats do we have?

A

2

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24
Q

What is the purpose of the wildcat?

A

hoist and lower the anchor chain

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25
Q

What is a Capstan?

A

vertically aligned winch used for mooring

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26
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What is a Gypsyhead?

A

horizontally aligned winch used during unrep

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27
Q

What is the purpose of the FWD spring line?

A

prevents movement aft

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28
Q

How many mooring lines do we have? What type are they? How are they numbered?

A

12;
8 3/4 inch 3 strand nylon (1-4 and 9-12) 5” 3 strand (5-8);
1-12 fore to aft

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29
Q

What is the purpose of the AFT spring line?

A

prevents movement forward

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30
Q

What is the purpose of the breast line?

A

prevents movement away from the pier

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31
Q

What are storm lines?

A

extra lines used during adverse weather

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32
Q

What is the bullnose? Where is it located?

A

forward most chock on the ship (used for towing)
FWD part of the foc’sle

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33
Q

What type of life raft do we have? How many do we have?

A

MK8; 128

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34
Q

How many days of rations does a life raft carry?

A

10 days as long as you do not eat/drink on first day

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35
Q

What is the person capacity of the life raft?

A

50 People

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36
Q

What materials can be found in the life raft?

A

fishing line,rain catcher,mirror,ladder,sea anchor

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37
Q

How many boat davits do we have? What type of davits are they?

A

2; vast davits

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38
Q

What does STREAM stand for?

A

Standard Tensioned Replenishment Alongside Method

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39
Q

State the number and location of our unrep stations

A

5 = E4 smoke pit, 7 & 9 = HB2, 11 = C.O.’s pway, 13 = O-brow, 17 & 19 = HB3, 21 = aft of E5 smoke pit

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40
Q

Where is station 15?

A

does not exist

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41
Q

Where is station 1?

A

HB1

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42
Q

How many sliding pad eyes do we have? Where are they located?

A

4
stations 7 & 9 HB2, 17 & 19 HB3 (little, big, big, little)

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43
Q

What type of sliding pad eyes do we have?

A

C12 and D16

44
Q

What are the differences between C12 and D16?

A

12FT and 16FT, D16 are the heavy lift stations

45
Q

How many fuel receiving stations do we have? What stations are they? What type of fuel station are they?

A

3 total/stations 5,11,13
double probe receiving

46
Q

How many fuel sending stations do we have? What are they? What type of fuel station is it?

A

1 total/station 21
single probe

47
Q

How much fuel can we receive per hour per fuel station? How much can we send?

A

360,000 gallons; 180,000 gallons

48
Q

What is the length of the phone & distance line?

49
Q

What is the distance between each flag?

50
Q

What is the purpose of the phone & distance line?

A

direct communication between C.O. to C.O and distance between two ships

51
Q

What is the color code of the p & d line?

A

Green, Red, Yellow, Blue, White (repeat) “Go Rub Your Balls With Grease”

52
Q

Who wears a yellow hard hat during unrep? Who wears blue? green? brown? Purple? Red? White w/ green cross? Orange?

A

rig captains; riggers; signalman; winch operator; fuels; gunner; safety; line handlers

53
Q

Who wears the turtle helmet?

A

phone talker

54
Q

What does RHIB stand for? How many do we have?

A

Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat
2

55
Q

What is the primary mission of the RHIB?

A

man overboard recovery

56
Q

What is the max person capacity of the RHIB? Where are they located?

A

18
PORT outboard of HB1, STBD outboard of HB3

57
Q

How many people are lowered in the RHIB?

58
Q

How many monkey lines do we have per davit?

59
Q

What is the purpose of the monkey lines?

A

safety for boat crew in case the davit fails

60
Q

How much weight do you place on the monkey lines?

61
Q

State the members of the boat crew (actually 5)

A

Boat Officer, Coxswain, Bow/Hook man, Boat Engineer, SAR swimmer

62
Q

Which one is considered the Ready Life Boat? Why?

A

STBD because PORT is in a blind spot from the bridge

63
Q

What is the purpose of the Sea Painter?

A

holds the RHIB underneath the davit

64
Q

Explain license plate 7MRB0714

A

7M = 7 meters, RB = type of boat(RHIB), 07 = year manufactured, 14 = 14th boat manufactured in 07

65
Q

What does B&A Crane stand for? Where is it located?

A

Boat & Aircraft; Aft and above the E5 smoke pit, just below flight deck

66
Q

What is the purpose of the B&A crane?

A

lower and raise boats and aircraft from EL3 to water and EL3
to pier and bring on stores when crane ops are not avail in foreign ports

67
Q

Can we raise aircraft to flight deck with B&A crane?

68
Q

What does Ball-Diamond-Ball mean? (day shapes)
Ball-Ball-Ball? Ball-Ball? Ball? Cylinder?

A

Restricted Maneuvering; Run Aground; Vessel not under command; Anchored; Constrained by draft

69
Q

What do the following flags indicate? Bravo; Alpha; Foxtrot; Hotel; India; Romeo; Papa; Quebec; Lima; Kilo; Mike; Oscar; November; Uniform; Yankee

A

B) fuel/ammo transfer; A) Diver down; F) Fixed wing flight ops; H) Helo flight ops; I) Coming alongside in port; R) Coming alongside at sea; P) Personnel recall; Q) Boat recall; L) Stop your vessel; K) personnel working aloft/over the side; M) medical ship; O) Man overboard; N) Negative; U) Anchoring; Y) Dragging anchor

70
Q

What does HERO stand for?

A

Hazardous Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance

71
Q

What does the Oscar flag look like? What does the Papa flag look like?

A

yellow/red triangles; blue flag with white square in the middle

72
Q

What is the prepatory flag used for?

A

five minutes to colors and 15 minute standby for unrep completion

73
Q

What does the SOPA pennant mean?

A

Senior Officer Present Afloat

74
Q

What is the first substitute? What is the second substitute? What is the third substitute?

A

Absence of flag officer inport; Absence of staff officer inport; Abesence of C.O. inport

75
Q

State the watch stations of the Bridge Watch Team

A

OOD, BMOW, Conning Officer, Helmsman, Lee Helmsman, 2 AFT lookouts, 2 FWD lookouts

76
Q

What are the responsibilities of the OOD?

A

Directly under the CO; overall in charge of the bridge watch team

77
Q

What are the responsibilities of the BMOW?

A

Carrying out the plan of the day; assist the OOD in
maintaining good order and discipline on the bridge

78
Q

What are the responsibilities of the Conning Officer?

A

Giving course and speed changes to the Helmsman and Lee Helmsman

79
Q

What are the responsibilities of the Helmsman?

A

Drives the ship

80
Q

What are the responsibilities of the Lee Helmsman?

A

Changes ship’s speed

81
Q

Who drives the ship?

82
Q

Where are the AFT lookouts located? FWD lookouts?

A

fantail; 0-10 lvl FWD of bridge

83
Q

How many boat booms do we have? Where are the located?

A

2; STBD E5 smoke pit, PORT aft of EL4

84
Q

What is the purpose of the boat boom?

A

keeps boats tied up and away from ship while anchored

85
Q

What is the purpose of the stern dock?

A

used to embark/debark liberty party, embark harbor pilot,
embark extra RHIB personnel

86
Q

Where is the stern dock located?

A

aft of the fantail

87
Q

Who issues the order to abandon ship?

88
Q

What info is passed with the order abandon ship?

A

water temp, nearest land, land friendly or enemy

89
Q

What do the following terms mean? Advance; Transfer; Set; Drift; Dead Reckoning

A

Advance – Distance gained in direction of previous course once the rudder has been put over.
Transfer – Distance gained at a right angle on new course from previous course before steadying up (Think powerslide)
Set – Direction ship being pushed from outside forces (Wind & Current).
Drift – Amount of Force ship is being SET, measured in knots (speed of SET).
Dead Reckoning – Ship’s Current Course & Speed WITHOUT REGARDS TO Set & Drift.

90
Q

The 6 rules of DR

A

Every course change.
Every speed change.
Every LOP.
Every hour on the hour.
Every running Fix.
Every Fix, plot and label.

91
Q

What do the following terms mean? LOP

A

Line of Position – Bearing to an object, either true or relative.

92
Q

What do the following terms mean? True; Relative;

A

Points to True North
Ship’s bow is 000 through 360 (Bearing Relative to us)

93
Q

What do the following terms mean? Crossing; Head On; Overtaking; Stadimeter

A

Crossing – Contact passes perpendicular to bow.
Head On – Bow to Bow
Overtaking – Ship surpasses us from 22.5 degrees abaft (behind) the beam.
Stadimeter – Measures distance by taking angle from object IF the height is known.

94
Q

What do the following terms mean? Marine Sextant; Chronometer; Fathometer;

A

Marine Sextant – Measures angles between 2 objects (Primarily Celestial Bodies).
Chronometer – Navigational Time Piece; holds Ship’s correct time.
Fathometer – Measures distance from the Keel to the ocean floor.

95
Q

What do the following terms mean? Telescopic Alidade; PMP

A

Telescopic Alidade – Gives bearing (True or Relative) to an object at a distance.
PMP – Parallel Motion Protractor - Navigational drafting tool used to draw straight lines.

96
Q

4 ways to attain ship’s position

A
  • Visual Bearings - Radar Ranges - Celestial - GPS (Global Positioning System)
97
Q

What are the acronyms? ECDIS; VMS; GMT

A

ECDIS – Electronic Chart Display Information System (VMS, NAVSSI; electronic chart system)
VMS – Voyage Management System (type of ECDIS, electronic chart)
GMT – General Mean Time

98
Q

What are the following terms? Swing circle; Drag circle;

A

Swing Circle – Scope of the chain plus the length of the ship; keeps ship from running into objects.
Drag Circle – Scope of the chain plus distance from the haws pipe to the center pelorus; keeps ship from dragging the anchor.

99
Q

Overall length of the ship

100
Q

What Time Zone are we in?

A

-Ask the QMOW

101
Q

What are the straight lines from the PMP used for?

A

-LOP’s & Courses.

102
Q

Name a distress signal (16 total).

A

-Flames on a vessel -Continuous Fog Horn -Gunshot every minute -SOS (Save Our Ship in morse code) -Dye marker -Wave arms -Smoke

103
Q

What’s a prolonged blast of the ship’s whistle?

A

4 to 6 seconds

104
Q

What’s a short blast of the ship’s whistle?

A

1 to 2 seconds

105
Q

RHIB’s License Plate

A

7MRB0715- starboard RHIB
7MRB0714- port RHIB

106
Q

BOAT DAVIT TEAM COLORS

A

Safety- White
Davit Captain- Yellow
Davit Operator- Brown
Line Handlers- Orange Life Preservers