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1
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4 principles of ORM

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-Accept risks if benefits outweigh cost
-Accept no unnecessary risk
-Anticipate & manage risk by planning
-Make risk decision at right level

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Purpose of Naval Aviation Safety Program

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Eliminate hazards & enhance safety awareness of squadron personnel

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Functions of Safety Council/Enlisted Safety Council

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Set goals, manage assets, & review safety recommendations

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Contributions to aviation mishaps

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-Human error
-Maintenance & support factors
-Admin
-Malfunctions
-Environment

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2 types of chains of commands in the Navy

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-Operational chain
-Admin chain

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6
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Worldwide responsibilities of 3 CCDRS

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-Special operations
-Strategic commands
-Transportation commands

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Location of the following fleets:
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
10th

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3rd- San Diego, CA
4th- Mayport, FL
5th- Bahrain
6th- Gaeta, Italy
7th- Yokosuka, Japan
10th- Fort Meade, MD

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8
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Identify the following:
SECDEF
SECNAV
CNO

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SECDEF- Llyod Austin
SECNAV- Carlos Del Toro
CNO- ADM Gilday

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Warfare areas of Naval aviation

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Recon
Antisubmarine
Logistics support
SAR
Mine warfare

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3 levels of war

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Tactical
Operational
Strategic

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Define tactical warfare

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Planning & conduct of battle. Application of concentrated force & offensive action to gain objectives

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Define operational warfare

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Planning & conduct of campaigns. Assigning missions, tasks, & resources to tactical operations

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Define strategic warfare

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Art & science of employing national power

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Purpose of Naval Intelligence Operations support during peace time

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Decision-making process. Centered on focus of effort, identify critical vulnerabilities, & enhance combat effectiveness

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2 major components of Naval Logistics

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Fleet based- Fleet support
Strategic based- Air & sea assets

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Purpose of naval logistics

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Ability to move forward & sustain forces at great distances from our shores, critical for military strategy

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Importance of planning to Naval Operations

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Military action is one of the potential responses to threats to U.S. interests. Crisis-action procedures.

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18
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1st shipboard aircraft takeoff

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14 November 1910
Pilot: Eugene Ely
Plane: Curtiss Plane
Ship: USS Birmingham
Where plane landed: Willoughby Spit

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1st shipboard aircraft landing

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Pennsylvania in San Francisco Bay

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When is the Naval Aviation birthday

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8 May 1911

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21
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1st Naval Aviation casualty

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20 June 1913

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Significance of 22 October 1917

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Predecessors of modern day QA representatives

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1st aircraft carrier

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Original name: The Jupiter
Original type: Coal carrier
Date recommissioned as USS Langley: 20 March 1922

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1st jet-powered naval aircraft

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F J -1 Fury

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25
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1st naval aviator in space

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CDR Sheppard

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26
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Terms pertaining to motion

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Inertia: Remain at rest until acted upon by outside force
Acceleration: Change in speed
Speed: Rate of movement by distance measured
Velocity: Speed at given time & direction

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Newton’s 1st law:
Newton’s 2nd law:
Newton’s 3rd law:

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1st law: Inertia
2nd law: Force
3rd law: Action & reaction

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28
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Define airfoil

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Structure w/ curved surface giving most favorable ratio of lift to drag in flight. Basic form of wings, fins, & horizontal stabilizers

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29
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Bernoulli’s principle

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Fluid flowing through a tube reaches constriction. Lift is accomplished by difference in airflow across airfoil.

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30
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Weather warnings
Small craft:
Gale:
Storm:
Tropical depression:
Tropical storm:
Hurricane:
Severe thunderstorm:
Tornado:

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Small craft: 33 knots
Gale: 34-47 knots
Storm: 48 knots
Tropical depression: 33 knots
Tropical storm: 34 - 63 knots
Severe thunderstorm: 50 knots w/ 3/4 in hail
Tornado: 100-250 knots

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31
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Aerodynamic terms

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Lift
Weight
Drag
Thrust
Longitudinal axis
Lateral axis
Vertical axis

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32
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Define autorotation

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Allows helicopter to land safely from altitude w/o engine power

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33
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3 primary movements of aircraft by axis

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Pitch
Roll
Yaw

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34
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Flight control surfaces

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Flap
Spoiler
Speed brakes
Slats

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Explain angle of attack

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Airfoil meets the flow of air. Measured in units.

36
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Basic hydraulic system

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Reservoir
Pump
Tubing
Selector valve
Actuating unit

37
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Main components of landing gear

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Shock strut assembly
Tires
Wheel brake assembly
Retracting & Extending mechanism
Side struts & supports

38
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5 basic sections of jet engine

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Intake
Compressor
Combustion Chamber
Turbine Section
Exhaust Cone

39
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4 engine systems

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Turbojet
Turboshaft
Turboprop
Turbofan

40
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Purpose of afterburners

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Provides increase in thrust for supersonic flight, takeoff, & combat situations

41
Q

Which fuel is approved for naval vessels?

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JP 5

42
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Purpose of Auxiliary Power Unit

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Power units furnish electrical power when engine-driven generators aren’t operating.

43
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What does icing do to aircraft?

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Malfunctions everything

44
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List armaments

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Bombs
Rockets
Missiles
Mines
Torpedoes

45
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Avionics terms

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Voltage: Electromotive force
Current: Flow of electrons
Resistance: Reduces current

46
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Define aircraft handling

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Any movement of aircraft

47
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Purpose of aircraft taxi signals

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Paved areas to move between parking aprons, runways, & airfield services

48
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Vehicle speed limits on flight line

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3 MPH

49
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Maximum towing speed

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5 MPH

50
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Personnel required for aircraft movement

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Move director
Brake rider
Chock walker
Safety observers
Tractor driver

51
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4 categories of tie down

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Initial: 45 knots, 6 chains
Normal: 45 knots, 9 chains
Moderate weather: 46-60 knots, 14 chains
Heavy weather: 60 knots, 20 chains

52
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Safety hazard areas

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Intakes
Exhaust
Propellers
Rotor blades
Hot brakes

53
Q

Chapters in Naval Aviation Maintenance Program
Ch3
Ch6
Ch7
Ch10
Ch13
Appendix A
Appendix E

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Ch3: Maintenance
Ch6: Production divisions
Ch7: QA
Ch10: Naval Aviation Maintenance
Ch13: Naval Aviation Logistics
Appendix A: Acronyms
Appendix E: Document coding

54
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3 levels of aviation maintenance

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Organizational
Intermediate
Depot

55
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Functional Check Flight

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Determines airframe, power plants, accessories, & equip are working in accordance w/ standards

56
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Types of inspections

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Daily
Turnaround
Special
Conditional
Phase
Acceptance
Transfer

57
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Who’s authorized to sign off aircraft logbook entries?

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Maintenance officer
Asst. Maintenance officer
Maintenance material control officer
Maintenance master chief
Production LCPO

58
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Define concept of QA

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Process of systemic inspection & monitoring to verify standards.

59
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Key personnel in PRI-FLY

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Air boss
Mini boss
LSO
Phone talker

60
Q

Define these embarked aircraft
V-22
F-35B
AV-8B
MH-53
MH-60S
UH-1N
AH-1W

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V-22: Osprey logistic support
F-35B: Fighter
AV-8B: Fighter attack
MH-53: Helicopter mine countermeasures
MH-60S: Helicopter anti-submarine
UH-1N: Helicopter combat support
AH-1W: Helicopter combat support

61
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LSO responsibilities for AV-8B ops

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Calculates wind over deck, footage marks, nozzle angle, & trim for safe ops

62
Q

Jersey color functions:
Yellow
Blue
Red
Green
Purple
Brown
White

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Yellow: Landing Signal Enlisted/Director
Blue: Chock & Chain
Red: Crash & Salvage
Green: GSE, trouble shooter, Media, Maintenance
Purple: Fuels
Brown: Plane captain
White: QA, LSO, Combat cargo

63
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What’s in a flotation vest

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Firefly beacon that flashes when wet, dye mark for aircraft to locate, & man overboard indicator

64
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Personnel in flight deck control

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Aircraft handling officer
Fuels rep
Phone talker
Elevator operator
Weapons personnel
Squadron rep

65
Q

Personnel in emergency event

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Air Bos’n: Supervises
Crash LCPO: Assets Air Bos’n
Crash LPO: In charge of crew & gear

66
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Flight deck markings

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Foul line: 72 in x 2 in red & white lines for safe parking
Trim line: Yellow line for AV-8B launch
Landing spot: Crow’s foot for safe lineup & recovery of helicopters

67
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How many CONFLAG stations onboard?

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3

68
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Who operates the elevators?

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Assault, V1, V3

69
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Define AFOSS

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Aviation Fuels Operational Sequencing System

70
Q

NATOPS Manual
80T-106
80T-109
80T-113
80R-114
80R-114.1
80R-19
80T-122

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80T-106: Guide for launch & recovery
80T-109: Refueling
80T-113: Approved hand signals
80R-114: Firefighting & Rescue
80R-114.1: Emergency rescue
80R-19: Crash & salvage
80T-122: Helicopter operations

71
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Positions in AATCC

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Plotter
Status Board Keeper
Final Controller
Departure Controller
Assault Controller
Marshal Controller
Approach Controller
AATCC Supervisor
AATCC Watch Officer

72
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5 sections in TACC

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Air traffic control
Helicopter coordination
Air support control
Plans & support
Air defense coordination

73
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Key personnel for flight ops in OPS department

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Operations officer
Air operations officer
AATCC officer
CIC officer
TAO

74
Q

Define airfoil

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Cross-sectional shape of wing or blade providing aerodynamic force

75
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Key personnel in AIMD

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MO
AMO
MMCO
Maintenance master chief
Department LCPO

76
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AIMD Divisions

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IM1: Admin, QA (AZ)
IM2: Power plants, airframes, paraloft (AD, AM, PR)
IM3: Battery shop, Micro repair, Armament (AT, AE, AO)
IM4: Ground support (AS)

77
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Purpose of AIMD

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Provide management, staff, & intermediate maintenance support for embarked aircraft

78
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Objective of NAMP

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Achieve & continually improve aviation material readiness & safety established by the CNO

79
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Responsibilities of maintenance admin division

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Plan, schedule, & coordinate workloads, inspections, mods, & equipment

80
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Aircraft inspection intervals

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Daily (72 hrs)
Turnaround (24 hrs)
Special (interval of days)
Conditional
Acceptance
Transfer

81
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Purpose of QA

A

Prevent occurrence of defects

82
Q

2 types of altimeters

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Barometric
RADAR

83
Q

3 types of indicators

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Rate of Climb
Altitude Indicator
Turn & bank

84
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Responsibilities of Ground Support Equipment divisions

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(AS) perform preventive & corrective maintenance on aviation. Provide training in operation & maintenance of aviation support equipment

85
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ESWS C5I (18 decks)

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