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Deck-Navigation part 1 Flashcards

GET THESE PINS!!!

1
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Why get these pins?

Define the term UNREP?

A

Underway Replenishment

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Why get these pins?

How many cargo-transferring stations are there and what are their numbers?

A

4 —-7, 9, 17, 19

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3
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Why get these pins?

Which cargo stations are heavy lifts?

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9, 17

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4
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Why get these pins?

How many fuel-receiving stations are there onboard and what are their numbers?

A

5, 11, 13

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5
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Why get these pins?

Where is station 13 located?

A

Officers Q-Deck

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6
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Why get these pins?

What type of station is 21?

A

Fuel Delivery

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7
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Why get these pins?

How many probes are there on Station 21?

A

1

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8
Q

Why get these pins?

what is the bridge-to-bridge phone and distance line used for?

A

Tell the distance between ships / CO to CO communications

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9
Q

Why get these pins?

How many rescue lifeboats are there?

A

2

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10
Q

Why get these pins?

what is the purpose of steadying lines?

A

Keep boat alongside of ship

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11
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Why get these pins?

what are the monkey lines used for?

A

Support 70 ? 75% of the body weight

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12
Q

Why get these pins?

what are steady lines?

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Two lines dropped by the davit crew to stop the swing of the boat when hoisted from the water. Min of 2 people per line

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13
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Why get these pins?

what are the last line off and the first line on?

A

Sea-painter

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14
Q

Why get these pins?

what do we used to put the gig and the barge in the water?

A

B & A crane

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15
Q

Why get these pins?

what type of anchor does the Lincoln use?

A

MK2 Navy Stockless

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16
Q

Why get these pins?

what is the weight of each anchor?

A

30 tons / 60,000 lbs

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17
Q

Why get these pins?

How many shots are there in a chain?

A

12

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18
Q

Why get these pins?

How many fathoms in a shot?

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15

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19
Q

Why get these pins?

How many feet in a fathom?

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6

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20
Q

Why get these pins?

How is the anchor chain color-coded?

A

Red, White, Blue

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21
Q

Why get these pins?

How can you tell the difference between the 1st and the 4th shot?

A

4th shot has 4 white links on both sides of the swivel and 4 wire wraps

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22
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Why get these pins?

what are the chain markings per shot?

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1 (15 fathoms) Red, 2 (30 fathoms) White, 3 (45 fathoms) Blue, 4 (60 fathoms) Red, 5 (75 fathoms) White, 6 (90 fathoms) Blue

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23
Q

Why get these pins?

what is a wildcat?

A

Used to raise the chain

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24
Q

Why get these pins?

How many mooring lines does the Lincoln use?

A

12

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25
Q

Why get these pins?

Is a single-up and double-up 1 line, or 2 lines?

A

1

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26
Q

Why get these pins?

what vertical shaft do we use to put the mooring lines under tension?

A

Capstan

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27
Q

Why get these pins?

How many Capstans are onboard

A

8

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28
Q

Why get these pins?

what does avast mean?

A

Stop

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29
Q

Why get these pins?

what does heave around mean?

A

Pull in line

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30
Q

Why get these pins?

what does hold mean?

A

Secure the line so it doesn?t allow slippage

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31
Q

Why get these pins?

what does check mean?

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Let the line surge a little at a time to prevent the line from parting

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32
Q

Why get these pins?

what does ease mean?

A

Let line out until it is under less tension but not slacked

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33
Q

Why get these pins?

what does slack mean?

A

Take all tension off the line and let it hang, but not in the water.

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34
Q

Why get these pins?

Where is Line 8 located?

A

Officers Q-deck

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35
Q

Why get these pins?

How many lines do we use for heavy weather and what are their numbers?

A

14, 0 and 13

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36
Q

Why get these pins?

what is the mooring lines made of?

A

Kevlar and Aramid

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37
Q

Why get these pins?

How are the mooring lines constructed?

A

4 strands around a fiber core

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38
Q

Why get these pins?

what is the last shot of the chain called, and what color?

A

Danger shot/red

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39
Q

Why get these pins?

what is the second to last shot of the chain called and what color?

A

Warning shot/yellow

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40
Q

Why get these pins?

what holds the anchor chain from running?

A

Anchor brake

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41
Q

Why get these pins?

what is the pelican hook used for?

A

Instant release

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42
Q

Why get these pins?

How many chain stoppers do we have and what are they called?

A
  1. Forward- housing stopper—further aft- Riding stopper—farthest aft storm stopper
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43
Q

Why get these pins?

How much does each detachable link weigh?

A

365

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44
Q

Why get these pins?

How many lifeboats do we have?

A

178

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45
Q

Why get these pins?

what is the sequence of events for launching a ready lifeboat?

A

Man the boat, monkey lines over, release davit, boat in water, aft falls, fwd falls, aft steady line, fwd steady line, and sea painter.

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46
Q

Why get these pins?

Which lines are in the foscle?

A

Lines 1-4

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47
Q

Why get these pins?

Which lines are in the hangar bays?

A

Lines 5-8

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48
Q

Why get these pins?

Which lines are on the fantail?

A

Lines 9-12

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49
Q

Why get these pins?

How many abandon ship lockers do we have?

A

15

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50
Q

Why get these pins?

How many rubber duckies are in each locker?

A

110

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51
Q

Why get these pins?

How many RHIB boats are there?

A

2

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52
Q

Why get these pins?

what is the port RHIB boat for?

A

Force protection

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53
Q

Why get these pins?

How long are the RHIB boats?

A

7meters

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54
Q

Why get these pins?

what does RHIB stand for?

A

Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat

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55
Q

Why get these pins?

Who is on the crew of a RHIB boat?

A

Coxswain-driver, Boat Engineer-fixes broken engine, Sar Swimmer-rescuers, Boat officer- talks to bridge and carries weapon, Signalman- now a QM

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56
Q

Why get these pins?

what are boat booms for?

A

To moore our boats well clear of the side

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57
Q

Why get these pins?

How many boat booms do we have?

A

2

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58
Q

Why get these pins?

How do you fake a line?

A

Lay it out in long flat bights- alongside one another

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59
Q

Why get these pins?

What is coiling a line?

A

Lay it in circular turns like a cobra

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60
Q

Why get these pins?

what is the stern dock for?

A

Embarking and disembarking harbor pilots, liberty for the crew

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61
Q

Why get these pins?

what is a bit?

A

Cylindrical shapes of cast iron or steel, arranged in pairs, fwd and aft of each chock

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62
Q

Why get these pins?

what is a chock?

A

A heavy fitting through which mooring lines are led

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63
Q

Why get these pins?

what is a cleat?

A

A pair of projecting horns used for belaying a line

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64
Q

Why get these pins?

what is a spring lay?

A

A rope in which each strand consists partly of wire and partly of fiber- prevents fore and aft movement

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65
Q

Why get these pins?

what is Flemish?

A

Line coiled flat and tight.

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65
Q

Why get these pins?

what is chafing gear?

A

Canvas, line or other material wrapped around the area of line where the rat guards are placed.

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66
Q

Why get these pins?

How are the distance markers arranged on a PDL?

A

Green- 0, 100, 200, 300 / Red- 20, 120, 220 / Yellow- 40, 140, 240 / Blue- 60, 160, 260 / White- 80, 180, 280

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67
Q

Why get these pins?

How is the DRT (dead reckoning tracer) used in a man overboard?

A

Energized when man Overboard is called away, plots the course of the ship to guide in navigation

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68
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the global Positioning system (GPS)?

A

System that provides highly accurate location

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69
Q

Why get these pins?

Name the Unrep crew, their responsibilities and their helmet colors:

A

Safety officer- responsible for safety of station-white helmet green cross / Rig Captain- In charge of rig-yellow helmet / Riggers-connect/disconnect rig, tend the line- blue helmet / Signalman-transmits orders via signal paddles, green helmet / Corpsman- medical watch station- white helmet, Red Cross / Gunner?s mate-Line thrower- red helmet / Winch Operator-Controls the winch-Brown helmet / Phone talker-relays order via sound-powered phone-green helmet

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70
Q

Why get these pins?

what does it mean for the ships when Romeo is at dip?

A

Control ship- preparing to receive you alongside / Approach ship- Am ready to come alongside

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71
Q

Why get these pins?

What does it mean when Romeo is close up (top)?

A

Control ship- ready to receive you on the side rigged / Approach ship-Commencing approach

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72
Q

Why get these pins?

what does it mean when Romeo is hauled down?

A

Control ship- first line is secured and messenger is at hand / Approach ship- first line is secured

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73
Q

Why get these pins?

what does it mean when prep is at dip?

A

Approach ship- expect to disengage in 15min

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74
Q

Why get these pins?

what does it mean when prep is close up?

A

Approach ship are disengaging

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75
Q

Why get these pins?

what does it mean when prep is hauled down?

A

Approach ship-clear of delivery ship

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76
Q

Why get these pins?

what does it mean when Bravo is at dip?

A

Both ships preparing to trf

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77
Q

Why get these pins?

what does it mean when Bravo is close up?

A

Both ships trf fuels/ammo

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78
Q

Why get these pins?

what does it mean when Bravo is hauled down?

A

Both ship- trf complete

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79
Q

Why get these pins?

what are the three types of man overboard recovery?

A

Helo, small boat, and shipboard

80
Q

Why get these pins?

what is the ships helm and what is it comprised of?

A

Unit that maneuvers the ship- comprised of two gyro repeaters

81
Q

Why get these pins?

what does the lee helm do?

A

Operates the Engine Order Telegraph

82
Q

Why get these pins?

what does the Engine order telegraph do?

A

Provides speed input for the ship

83
Q

Why get these pins?

Who order the speed desired?

A

The Conning Officer

84
Q

Why get these pins?

Who monitors the alarm panel?

A

Helmsman

85
Q

Why get these pins?

what is ECDIS?

A

Electronic Chart Display and Information System

86
Q

Why get these pins?

what is the lifting capacity of a B & a Crane?

A

50,000 lbs with a critical lift at 42,500lbs

87
Q

Why get these pins?

what is the lifting capacity of the auxiliary hook on the B & a Crane?

A

6,500lbs

88
Q

Why get these pins?

what is a telescopic alidade?

A

A device used with a gyro repeater to take in bearing

89
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the parallel motion protractor (PMP)?

A

Two rulers consisting of a protractor

90
Q

Why get these pins?

what is a gyrocompass?

A

An electromechanical compass used to indicate true north—keeping the ship on course

91
Q

Why get these pins?

what is a magnetic compass?

A

Used as a back-up to the gyro compass but only displays magnetic north

92
Q

Why get these pins?

what is radar?

A

Radio Detection and Ranging

93
Q

Why get these pins?

what is a radars purpose?

A

Used to determine the distance to and direction of an object

94
Q

Why get these pins?

what are the primary radars used by the navigation team?

A

SPS-64 and SPS-67

95
Q

Why get these pins?

what is a Fathometer?

A

Used to measure the depth of the water under the keel

96
Q

Why get these pins?

what is SATNAV?

A

Satellite Navigation

97
Q

Why get these pins?

what is a SATNAVs purpose?

A

Highly accurate passive all weather world wide navigational system

98
Q

Why get these pins?

what is a LOP?

A

A line of position

99
Q

Why get these pins?

what is latitude?

A

North or south of the equator? 0degrees

100
Q

Why get these pins?

what is longitude?

A

East or west of the prime meridian

101
Q

Why get these pins?

what is GMT?

A

Greenwich meantime—ZULU time

102
Q

Why get these pins?

What is true bearing?

A

Direction relative to true north instead of magnetic north

103
Q

Why get these pins?

what is magnetic bearing?

A

Direction relative to the ship?s heading expressed in degrees or point

104
Q

Why get these pins?

How many days of rations are in a ready lifeboat?

A

5

105
Q

Why get these pins?

what are the inner and outer circles of a gyro compass?

A

Inner- true bearing / Outer- relative bearing

106
Q

Why get these pins?

How many flag bags do we have and How many flags are in each bag?

A

2, 68

107
Q

Why get these pins?

Name the animals in the Forecastle?

A

Bullnose, Pelican Hook, Turtle Back, Frog, Wild Cat, Camel Back, Jackass Cover, Monkey Fist, Rat Tail, Deck Ape

108
Q

Why get these pins?

Define the term UNREP?

A

Underway Replenishment

109
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the types of UNREP?

A

CONREP & VERTREP

110
Q

Why get these pins?

Define the term CONREP?

A

Connected Replenishment

111
Q

Why get these pins?

Define the term VERTREP?

A

Vertical Replenishment

112
Q

Why get these pins?

Define the term STREAM?

A

Standard Tension Replenishment Alongside Method

113
Q

Why get these pins?

Who wears the yellow helmet on the UNREP station?

A

Rig Captain

114
Q

Why get these pins?

Who wears the blue helmet on the UNREP station?

A

Riggers

115
Q

Why get these pins?

How many cargo-transferring stations are there and what are their numbers?

A

4 —-7, 9, 17, 19

116
Q

Why get these pins?

Which cargo stations are heavy lifts?

A

9, 17

117
Q

Why get these pins?

How many fuel-receiving stations are there onboard and what are their numbers?

A

5, 11, 13

118
Q

Why get these pins?

Where is station 13 located?

A

Officers Q-Deck

119
Q

Why get these pins?

What type of station is 21?

A

Fuel Delivery

120
Q

Why get these pins?

How many probes are there on Station 21?

A

1

121
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the purpose of the Easing out line?

A

Help clear the ships deck edge

122
Q

Why get these pins?

What does 5 short blasts from the ships whistle mean?

A

Emergency breakaway

123
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the difference between Emergency and Normal Breakaway?

A

Emergency you don?t have to ask permission from the CO

124
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the bridge-to-bridge phone and distance line used for?

A

Tell the distance between ships / CO to CO communications

125
Q

Why get these pins?

Where is the Bridge-to-Bridge phone and distance line located?

A

Between Elevator 1 & 2 on the flight deck

126
Q

Why get these pins?

How many rescue lifeboats are there?

A

2

127
Q

Why get these pins?

Where is the Starboard boat deck located?

A

By 2nd Division Office / Above Starboard aft Chow-line

128
Q

Why get these pins?

Where is the Port boat deck located?

A

Above Main smoke deck / Under Library

129
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the Davit Captain responsible for?

A

Lowering the boat

130
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the purpose of steadying lines?

A

Keep boat alongside of ship

131
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the monkey lines used for?

A

Support 70 ? 75% of the body weight

132
Q

Why get these pins?

What are steady lines?

A

Two lines dropped by the davit crew to stop the swing of the boat when hoisted from the water. Min of 2 people per line

133
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the last line off and the first line on?

A

Sea-painter

134
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the Lizard line?

A

Line attached to the sea-painter

135
Q

Why get these pins?

What do we used to put the gig and the barge in the water?

A

B & A crane

136
Q

Why get these pins?

Where is the B & A crane located?

A

Aft of Elevator 3

137
Q

Why get these pins?

What type of anchor does the Lincoln use?

A

MK2 Navy Stockless

138
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the weight of each anchor?

A

30 tons / 60,000 lbs

139
Q

Why get these pins?

How many shots are there in a chain?

A

12

140
Q

Why get these pins?

How many fathoms in a shot?

A

15

141
Q

Why get these pins?

How many feet in a fathom?

A

6

142
Q

Why get these pins?

How is the anchor chain color-coded?

A

Red, White, Blue

143
Q

Why get these pins?

How can you tell the difference between the 1st and the 4th shot?

A

4th shot has 4 white links on both sides of the swivel and 4 wire wraps

144
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the chain markings per shot?

A

1 (15 fathoms) Red, 2 (30 fathoms) White, 3 (45 fathoms) Blue, 4 (60 fathoms) Red, 5 (75 fathoms) White, 6 (90 fathoms) Blue

145
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the job of the window man?

A

To watch the anchor as it is being lowered into the water, calling out what is going on

146
Q

Why get these pins?

What determines a scope of chain?

A

5 to 7x the depth of the water

147
Q

Why get these pins?

What does anchors aweigh mean?

A

Anchor is off the sea bottom

148
Q

Why get these pins?

What does the anchor is shod mean?

A

Anchor is muddy

149
Q

Why get these pins?

What is a wildcat?

A

Used to raise the chain

150
Q

Why get these pins?

How many mooring lines does the Lincoln use?

A

12

151
Q

Why get these pins?

Is a single-up and double-up 1 line, or 2 lines?

A

1

152
Q

Why get these pins?

How do we get the double up to the pier?

A

Messenger

153
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the purpose of dipping the eye?

A

To release either line without disturbing the other

154
Q

Why get these pins?

What is a stern line?

A

A line that runs through the stern chock or quarter chock, holding the stern in

155
Q

Why get these pins?

What vertical shaft do we use to put the mooring lines under tension?

A

Capstan

156
Q

Why get these pins?

How many Capstans are onboard

A

8

157
Q

Why get these pins?

What is a safe distance that you should remain from all deck fittings while handling lines?

A

6 ft

158
Q

Why get these pins?

Why should you remain 90 degrees from the line of pull?

A

In case of snapback

159
Q

Why get these pins?

Name some safety precautions when handling line?

A

Battle dress / hand over hand / 90 d / 6 ft away

160
Q

Why get these pins?

What does avast mean?

A

Stop

161
Q

Why get these pins?

What does heave around mean?

A

Pull in line

162
Q

Why get these pins?

What does hold mean?

A

Secure the line so it doesn?t allow slippage

163
Q

Why get these pins?

What does check mean?

A

Let the line surge a little at a time to prevent the line from parting

164
Q

Why get these pins?

What does ease mean?

A

Let line out until it is under less tension but not slacked

165
Q

Why get these pins?

What does slack mean?

A

Take all tension off the line and let it hang, but not in the water.

166
Q

Why get these pins?

Where is Line 8 located?

A

Officers Q-deck

167
Q

Why get these pins?

Where is Deck House 1/2/3/4 located?

A

1 ? Port HB 1, 2 ? Starboard HB 1, 3 ? Starboard HB 2, 4 ? Fantail

168
Q

Why get these pins?

How are the ship?s mooring lines numbered?

A

Fwd to Aft

169
Q

Why get these pins?

How many lines do we use for heavy weather and what are their numbers?

A

14, 0 and 13

170
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the mooring lines made of?

A

Kevlar and Aramid

171
Q

Why get these pins?

How are the mooring lines constructed?

A

4 strands around a fiber core

172
Q

Why get these pins?

What is a swivel shot?

A

The first shot

173
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the last shot of the chain called, and what color?

A

Danger shot/red

174
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the second to last shot of the chain called and what color?

A

Warning shot/yellow

175
Q

Why get these pins?

What holds the anchor chain from running?

A

Anchor break

176
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the pelican hook used for?

A

Instant release

177
Q

Why get these pins?

How many chain stoppers do we have and what are they called?

A
  1. Forward- housing stopper—further aft- Riding stopper—farthest aft storm stopper
178
Q

Why get these pins?

What does the pin man do?

A

Pulls the pin out of the stopper so that maul man can knock the pelican hook loose and release the anchor chain

179
Q

Why get these pins?

How much does each detachable link weigh?

A

365

180
Q

Why get these pins?

Which boat is the ready lifeboat? Why?

A

Starboard- so the OOD can watch is deploy

181
Q

Why get these pins?

How long is the motor whaleboat?

A

26 ft

182
Q

Why get these pins?

How many passengers does it hold?

A

24

183
Q

Why get these pins?

How long is the Captains Gig?

A

33ft

184
Q

Why get these pins?

How long is the Admirals barge?

A

12 meters

185
Q

Why get these pins?

How many lifeboats do we have and how many passengers does it hold?

A

254/25

186
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the different ways to launch a life raft?

A

Pull the sea painter; wait until it gets to 40 ft depth

187
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the sea painter used for?

A

To keep the boat alongside the ship

188
Q

Why get these pins?

What type of boat davits do we have?

A

2 Vest types

189
Q

Why get these pins?

How many people does it take to man a davit?

A

11

190
Q

Why get these pins?

Can we lower and raise the boat without electricity?

A

Yes

191
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the sequence of events for launching a ready lifeboat?

A

Man the boat, monkey lines over, release davit, boat in water, aft falls, fwd falls, aft steady line, fwd steady line, and sea painter.

192
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the difference between a span wire and a high wire?

A

Span wire is for guiding the fuel rigs, High line is for cargo trf

193
Q

Why get these pins?

Who shoots the shot line?

A

We do. To eliminate the risk of damage to ac

194
Q

Why get these pins?

What is a marlinspike used for?

A

To splice wire rope

195
Q

Why get these pins?

What is a fid used for?

A

To splice line

196
Q

Why get these pins?

How is line measured?

A

By circumference

197
Q

Why get these pins?

How is wire rope measured?

A

By diameter

198
Q

Why get these pins?

Which lines are in the foscle?

A

Lines 1-4

ESWS (16 decks)

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