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OPSO

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CDR Young

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CDCO

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CDR Kennedy

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Strike

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CDR Goff

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Air

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CDR Marusich

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IO

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CDR Dantzler

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CDC Main Mission?

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GPDED

Gather, Process, Display, Evaluate, Disseminate information, Control and Assist

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TAO

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Tactical Actions Officer

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TAO Responsibilities

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Primarily responsible for the defense of the ship,

Only other individual than the Commanding Officer to have Weapons Release Authority.

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ADWC

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Air Defense Weapons Coordinator

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ADWC Responsibilities

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Receives reports from IDOP
Passes reports to TAO
Coordinates with Point Defense
Overall in charge of the air picture

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CDCWO

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Combat Direction Center Watch Officer

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CDCWO Responsibilities

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Responsible for the coordination of all CDC functions during Cond 3
Responsible for the surface picture during Cond 1

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AIC

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Air Intercept Controller

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AIC Responsibilities

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Maintains close advisory control of aircraft

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TIC

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Tactical Information Coordinator

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TIC Responsibilities

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Manages data links to extend tactical picture
maintains communications
link 4a (Dolly) link 11 (alligator) link 16 (timber)
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IDOP

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Identification Operator

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IDOP Responsibilities

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ID's air contacts and reports them to ADWC
Uses IFF(Identify Friend or Foe) to ID air contacts within CVIN operating area.
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IFF 5 Modes

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IFF-Platform
Positive ID
Mission
US Military
Altitude
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ATM

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Auto Track Manager

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ATM responsibilities

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Same as IDOP but has the capability to manipulate radars.(makes them less or more sensitive due to weather, sea return)

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Strike Controller

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Manned during flight ops
Checks aircraft modes of IFF
Safety of Flight
Controls and briefs alert aircraft

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Surface Tracker

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works in Sea Combat and in TOP

Tracks surface contacts

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TOP

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Tactical Operations Plot

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TOP responsibilities
Acts as liason between the bridge and CDC Primarily responsible for surface tracking Located behind bridge on the 09 level Where the DDRT is located
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Lookouts
Correlates lookout information on surface and air contacts to determine target's course, speed and CPA.
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EW Module
Electronic Warfare Supervisor (EWS) Undersea Warfare AIR Operations
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EWS Responsibilities
Located in EW module Supervises the collection and display of all electronic warfare information and rapid dissemination of all threat emitters Overall in charge of the EW module Assumes EWCS(Electronic Warfare Control Ship) - correlates EW by organic and non organic sensors assigned to the Strike Group Sets EMCON (Emissions Control) - The effective management of all electromagnetic and electro acoustic emissions of a force or unit to obtain maximum tactical advantage. A - most restrictive D- Least restrictive
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USW
Undersea Warfare ASTAC - Anti Submarine Tactical Air Controller Controls Helo's to hunt for submarines SCAC - Sea Combat Air Controller Controls helos to VID unknown surface contacts in CVIN Operating Area
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Air Operations
3 Workcenters CATCC(Carrier Air Traffic Control Centers) Air Operations (Manned 24 hours underway) ATO(Air Transfer Office)
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6 Positions in CCA
``` Departure Marshall Final A Final B Approach A Approach B CCA Watch Officer must be prior enlisted ```
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METOC
Meteorological and Oceanography
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METOC Responsibilities
Provides weather forecasting services and oceanography data Maximizes tactical exploitation of the natural environment AG's Work here
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ASTAB
``` Automated Status Board Provides information including Events Divert airfields Diverted aircraft Call Signs ```
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WQC-2
Gertrude Submarine phone No classified information passed
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SLQ-25
Nixie | Torpedo countermeasures
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Nixie Specifics
2 onboard 4 Operating modes Swept, Alternate, Pulse, Noise STG's are responsible for
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SLQ-32
Primary antiship missle defense system Secondary Provide indications and warnings Active and Passive System that is used for Threat Detection, Analysis and jamming CTT's Fix
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SLQ-32 Interfaces with?
SSDS, BEWT, ULQ-16 Pulse Analyzer
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Where are the two SLQ-32 Antennas onboard?
FWD-PORT AFT-STBD
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GCCS-M
Global Command and Control Systems - Maritime
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Gyro repeater
Receives inputs from the ship's master gyro compass
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SSDS
Ships Self Defense System | Bridges the gap between the command system and the weapon system
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Radars in CATCC
SPN 41 Bullseye SPN 43 Marshall SPN 46 Easy Rider TACAN
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Air Search Radars
Primary SPS 48 220 NM 3D | Secondary SPS 49 256 NM 2D
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Surface Search
Primary SPS 67 100 NM 2D | Secondary SPS 73 50-96 NM 2D
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Fire Control
SPQ-9B 80 NM 2D
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3 Factors that Effect
Atmospheric Conditions Sea Return Weather
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8 Warfare Area's of Operations
``` Strike Warfare Mine Warfare Surface Warfare Air Warfare Undersea Warfare Amphibious Warfare Information Dominance Command and Control ```
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Ships
``` CG- Guided Missle Cruiser DDG- Guided Missle Destroyer CVN - Nuclear Powered Carrier MCM - Mine Countermeasures SSN - Nuclear Powered Submarine ```
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BeadWindow
Comsec Violation
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Gingerbread
Intruder on the net
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EEFI
Essential elements of Friendly Information
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Three Methods of Circuits
Duplex : Trans and Recieve Simplex: Single channel Semiduplex: Combination of simplex and Duplex
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MIO
Maritime Interdiction Operation
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SAR
Search and Rescue
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NEO
Non-Combatant Evecuation Operations
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ES
Electronic Support
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EP
Protect
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EA
Attack
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MILDEC
Military Deception
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PSYOPS
Phycological Operations
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OPSEC
Operational Security
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CASREP
Casualty Report
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ROE
Rules of Engagement
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Confidential
Blue, Serious
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Secret
Red, Serious Damage to National Security
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Top Secret
Orange, Exceptionally grave damage to national security
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Classified info storage?
GSA approved safe, with 2 combination lock device
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CVIC
Carrier Intelligence Center | IS work here
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Training Cycles
Basic Intermediate Advance
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Cart
Command Assesment of Readiness and Training
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TSTA
Tailored ships training availability Focus on ship's inegrated training teams
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FEP
Final Evaluation Problem
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Task group
Component of Force
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Battle Group
Naval Task Force
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Flight Deck Lights
Red - Foul/Closed deck Green - Clear/Open deck Amber - 2 minutes to launch Blue - HERO
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Draft
37'6"
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Length of Flight Deck
1092
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Overall Length
1115'4 "

BEAR ESWS (2 decks)

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