Drills Flashcards

1
Q

When is the chemical immediate decontamination drill carried out?

A

After completing the Immedate action drill

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2
Q

How do you decontaminate yourself after a nuclear attack?

A

Brushing, wiping, dusting and shaking

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3
Q

What is the correct method of using DKP 1?

A

Blot, bang, rub

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4
Q

How long do you have to don your respirator?

A

9 seconds

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5
Q

What form would a CBRN sentry fill in if they came under CBRN attack?

A

CBRN Report form 1

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6
Q

How should you remove blister agent from your eyes?

A

Flush with water within 5 minutes

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7
Q

What is the dress state of a CBRN sentry?

A

4 Romeo

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8
Q

How long after a chemical attack should the commander wait prior to ordering the start of the unmasking procedure?

A

5 minutes

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9
Q

Outline the IA drill.

A

Stop breathing, close eyes, helmet off.
Respirator on.
Purge x2
Shout gas,gas,gas
Hood up
Helmet on.
Decontaminate hands and/or gloves.

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10
Q

Outline the ID drill.

A

Decontaminate gloves.
Helmet off.
Decontaminate front of GSR and chin.
Hood down.
Decontaminate face in quarters.
Purge in-between.
Decontaminate inside of GSR and Harness.
Head, ears, neck and outside of GSR.
Hair underneath straps.
Hood on.
Decontaminate Helmet with bottle.
Decontaminate boots.
Detector Paper

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11
Q

Outline the modified ID drill.

A

Decontaminate gloves.
Outside of respirator.
Overboots.
Detector paper.

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12
Q

Outline dress state 0-4

A

0: IPE available.
1: suit worn, boots and gloves carried.
2: suit worn, boots worn, gloves carried.
3: suit worn, boots and gloves worn.
4: suit worn, GSR on, Hood up, boots and gloves worn.

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13
Q

Outline the nuclear IA drill.

A

Close eyes.
Lie on ground face down.
Hands under body.
What will 2 phases of blast have pass.
Don respirator.
Check IPE.
Get to cover.
Nuclear ID drill.

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14
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Outline the NAPS drill.

A

Decontaminate gloves.
Decontaminate front of GSR, neck and haversack.
Undo zip.
Take out NAPS.
Replace packet.
Hold breath, close eyes, lift GSR.
Tablet under tongue.
Purge.
Swallow.
Replace IPE.

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15
Q

What is the unmasking procedure?

A

Liquid test,
Vapour test,
2 person sniff test.
Issue CBRN4 report.
Individual sniff test.

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16
Q

Describe 2 person sniff test.

A

Loosen Hood.
Break seal by inserting 2 fingers between cheeks and GSR.
Sniff gently for 10 seconds.
Replace seal.
Wait 5 minutes.
Repeat.

Unmask for 5 minutes.
Remask and report.

17
Q

When can you change your PFCs?

A

If you feel effects of chemical agents.
Resistance to breathing increases.
PFCs are immersed.
If PFCs are damaged and rattle.

18
Q

What would you need for a chemical sentry?

A

Dress state 4.
Alarm.
Detector paper.
LCAD/MCAD/RVD.
Torch, watch, pen, notebook.
Map, compass, binoculars.
Comms.
CBRN report form 1 and 4

19
Q

What would a nuclear sentry need?

A

Normal IPE.
Watch with stopwatch (non-digital).
CBRN 1 Nuclear report.
Angle measuring equipment.
Comms.
Darioligical detection equipment .