FF Ops Bull 5 Flashcards

1
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

What is the greatest danger after a helicopter crash?

A

Fire

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2
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

All onlookers should be kept a minimum of ________ feet from the crash scene.

A

1500 feet

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3
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

Members should expect a potential _________ gallons of fuel on board the aircraft at any crash scene.

A

100 gallons

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4
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

As a rule of thumb, the safest area of a crash is __________ ___ __________.

A

Insider the helicopter

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5
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

If the landing area will involve a street or thoroughfare it is important to stop traffic in both directions _______ from the landing site.

A

150 feet

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6
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

When landing in a street or thoroughfare the lead cars in both directions should do what?

A

turn off the headlights

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7
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

If the landing zone is in a field or park, a minimum diameter of ______ feet is preferred.

A

100 feet

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8
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

Shine lights to the _______ to illuminate and mark the landing area.

A

ground. Never shine at the aircraft

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9
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

What direction should you always approach a helicopter?

A

From a direction in which the pilot can see you. Do not approach until eye contact is made and the pilot gives you the dsignal to approach.

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10
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

While the aircraft is on the ground, post a gaurd at the ______ of the aircraft just outside the perimiter (100 ft)

A

Rear of the aircraft to alert people of the tail rotor

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11
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

What temprature will Magnesium ignite?

A

1,200 degrees, it reacts violently with water

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12
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

What challenge does Titanium present firefighters concerning aircraft crash?

A

Extreme extrication challenges

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13
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

What temp. is the melting point of Aluminum?

A

800 degrees

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14
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

Where is the power source and transmission on helicopters usually located?

A

high on the frame, which makes them top heavy and have a tendency to want to flip

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15
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

What type of fuel is used in helicopter turbine engines?

A

Jet Fuel A- it is a Kerosene-type fuel

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16
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

What is the ignition temp. of Jet Fuel A? Gasoline? Diesel?

A

(Jet Fuel A=410 F.)( Gasoline= 536 F)(Diesel= 494 F)

17
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

Wher is the fuel cell in helicopters usually located?

A

in the floor of the aircraft

18
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

Does the Maryland State Police helicopter have Paramedics on board?

A

yes

19
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

Do Blackhawk Executive Transport Helicopters have Paramedics on board?

A

No

20
Q

From the Operations Bulletins:

Does the US Park Police Helicopter have paramedics on board?

A

Yes