Final Flashcards
1
Q
Who predated Navy SEALs
A
- Amphibious scouts and raiders
- Beach jumpers
- OSS swimmers
- Naval Combat Demolition teams
- UDT
- Torpedo Patrol Boats of WWII
2
Q
J1/N1
A
Admin
3
Q
J2/N2
A
Intel
4
Q
J5/N5
A
Planning
5
Q
J7/N7
A
Supply
6
Q
J8/N8
A
Comptroller
7
Q
J9/N9
A
Combat Systems Support
8
Q
Hypovolemic shock
A
fluid loss
9
Q
Vasogenic
A
blood vessels enlarge with no increase in fluid
10
Q
Cardiogenic
A
heart not pumping adequately
11
Q
Arterial bleeding
A
bright red
gushes
squirts with heartbeat
12
Q
venous bleeding
A
dark red
steady
even flow
13
Q
capillary bleeding
A
dark red
slowly oozes out
14
Q
types of pressure dressing
A
H-type
Israeli dressing
Gauze with Ace wrap
15
Q
Indirect pressure points
A
Bracchial Femoral Radial Temporal Facial Carotid Subclavian Popliteal
16
Q
Types of tourniquet
A
CAT - Combat Applied Tourniquet
SOF-T
SOF-T Wide
Expedient
17
Q
Types of burn
A
Scald
Thermal
Electrical
Chemical
18
Q
Types of facial wounds
A
Abrasions
Contusions
Lacerations
Avulsions
19
Q
Hypothermia death
A
below 80*
20
Q
Types of patient carry
A
Stokes stretcher Army litter Blanket drag Firemen carry Arm carry 4-handed carry Tied hands carry Pack-strap carry
21
Q
Heatstroke death
A
above 105*
22
Q
TCCC triage categories
A
- Minimal (Green)
- Delayed (Yellow)
- Immediate (Green)
- Expectant (Black)
23
Q
Care under fire steps
A
- Return fire
- Tourniquet
- Continue fight
24
Q
Tactical field care steps
A
Establish Casualty Collection Point (CCP)
25
C-5
Galaxy
| Payload 270,000
26
KC-10
Extender
27
C-17
Globemaster III
| Payload 170,900
28
C-130
Hercules
| Payload 45,000
29
KC-135
Stratotanker
30
C-141
Starlift
31
ACL
Allowable Combat Load
| Max payload
32
DD 1348-6
Single line item requisition
33
NAVCOMPT 2276
Contract request
34
NAVSUP 1250-1/2
NSN/non-NSN requisition form
35
DD 448
MIPR
36
DD 1155
Original Purchase Order
37
DD 1149
Invoice/Shipping document
38
SF 1449
Solicitation Contract Order
39
SF 30
Amendment of contract
40
SF 44
Cadillac form
41
DD 200
Financial liability form
42
DLR procedures
Navy managed inventory procedures
43
9-11240/13
Inspection guide/Hand card
44
DD 1970
Vehicle trip ticket
45
SF 91
Accident report card
46
Information on DD 1970
1. Date
2. Type of vehicle
3. Registration #
4. Organization
5. Fuel/oil level
6. Operator's name and signature
7. Dispatcher's name and signature
8. Odometer reading in and out
9. Other
47
P-300
CESE mgmt manual
48
P-307
WHE mgmt manual
49
OF 346
Govie driver's license
50
11260/2
Construction equipment driver's license
51
DD 518
Accident id card
52
10 Classes of supplies
1. Subsistence
2. Clothes/tools
3. Oil
4. Construction
5. Ammo
6. Personal demand items
7. Major end items
8. Medical
9. Repair parts
10. Humanitarian
53
SSA
Army Supply Support Activities
54
SMU
Supply Mgmt Unit
55
SOFSA
SOF Support Activity
56
SSAVIE
SOF Sustainment, Asset Visibility, ad Info Exchange
| repair parts for SOCOM vehicles, SPEAR gear
57
OODA loop
Observe
Orient
Decide
Act
58
Fundamentals of Naval Intelligence
```
K - know enemy
A - available
A - accurate
R - relevant
U - usable
T - thorough
T - timely
```
59
Steps of Navy Intel Cycle
1. Planning and direction
2. Collection
3. Processing
4. Production
5. Dissemination
60
3 characteristics of communications plan
U - uncomplicated
R - reliable
F - flexible
61
CONOPS
concept of operations
62
Message precedence, indicator, speed of service
```
R - routine 6H
P - priority 3H
O - immediate 30M
Z - Flash 10M
W - Flash override 3M
```
63
Access
ability to access class info
64
Classification
Determination of information's classification
65
Compromise
Exposure of classified info
66
Need to know
determination that a person requires access to specific classified information
67
Clearance
formal determination that a person meets security requirements to access classified information
68
3 types of clearance
Confidential
Secret
Top Secret
69
Term MINIMIZE over comms
need to reduce message traffic to clear path for vital info
70
EEFI codes
1. position
2. capabilities
3. operations
4. wrong circuit
5. COMSEC
6. personnel
7. electronic warfare
71
BEADWINDOW
breach of classified information
72
CEOI
1. gen comm inst
2. callsigns
3. frequencies
4. gen crypto inst
5. pass/challenge
6. gen authentication inst
7. crypto lists/authentication tables
73
Types of circuits/nets
1. Admin
2. Tactical
3. Directed
4. Free
74
SF 153
like 1149 for comms gear
| how comms gear is received/destroyed
75
Purpose of UXO report
report unexploded ordinance
76
UXO 9-line
1. DTG
2. Unit
3. Contact method
4. Type
5. CBR contamination
6. Resource threatened
7. Impact on mission
8. Protective measures taken
9. Recommended priority
77
What affects radio comms?
1. weather
2. position
3. terrain
4. interference
5. power of antenna
6. human factor
7. LOS
78
AN/PRC-148V1
MBITR
| LOS
79
AN/PRC-117F
Multiband
manpack
tactical comms
80
AN/PRC-150
HF
manpack
LOS
81
AN/PRQ-7
CSEL
82
Iridium
non secure satellite phone
83
AN/PSn-13A
DAGR
84
Intelligence gathering methods
1. IMINT
2. MASINT
3. HUMINT
4. SIGINT
5. OSINT
6. CI
7. TECHINT
85
4 ORM principles
1. Does risk outweigh the cost
2. Accept no unnecessary risk
3. Anticipate by planning
4. Make risk decisions
86
Safety Councils
Convene each Q
Develop recommendations
Check progress
87
Preferred control measures for fall hazzards
1. elimination
2. prevention
3. admin
4. engineering
5. PPE
88
Single hearing protection
85-96 db
89
What must be in a EAP
1. emergency numbers/ radio frequencies
2. location of emergency equipment
3. equipment shut-down procedures
4. muster-site
5. back-up comms
6. procedures in case of emergency
90
PB4T
Planning Board for Training
91
Who is on PB4T
1. XO
2. DH
3. EduSerO
4. Traino
5. CMC
6. 3M Coordinator
7. Med Rep
92
LRTP
informs of training goals and operating schedule
93
LRTP elements
1. NEC reqs
2. inspections
3. certifications
4. TAVs
5. TYCOM exercises
94
Terrorist tactics
1. Assassination
2. Arson
3. Bombing
4. Kidnapping
5. Hijacking
6. Hoax
7. Active shooter
8. Environmental destruction
9. Ambush/raid
10. Piracy
11. Seizure
12. Information Warfare
13 WMD attack
14. Insider threat
95
Phases of Terrorist Methodology
1. Target options
2. Selection surveillance
3. Target selection
4. Detailed surveillance
5. Training and prep
6. Attack
96
How many FPCONs
5: Normal, A, B, C, D
97
FPCON Normal
general global threat
98
FPCON Alpha
increased general global threat
99
FPCON Bravo
increased or more predictable threat
100
FPCON Charlie
when an incident occurs or intelligence says it is likely
101
FPCON Delta
in the immediate area
102
ECP zones
```
Assessment
Warning
Threat
or
Approach
Access Control
Response
Final Denial Barrier
```
103
Suicide bomber indicators
1. surveillance
2. rehearsals
3. illicit purchase of facility blueprints
4. unseasonable clothing
5. awkward blending into crowds
6. nervous handling
104
Deadly force triangle
opportunity
capability
intent
105
6 steps in escalation of force
1. presence
2. verbal/ visual
3. soft controls
4. hard controls
5. non-lethal weapon
6. lethal weapon
106
SROE
Standard rules of engagement
107
Unlawful combatant
enemies who violate laws and customs of war
108
LOAC
Laws of Armed Conflict
109
Violations of LOAC
1. Offenses against POWs
2. against civilians
3. against wounded
4. denial of quarter/ or against enemy who laid down arms
5. against shipwrecked/downed pilots
6. indiscriminate destruction of towns
7. attack on medical facilities
110
What should AT measures include
1. RAMs
2. Use of physical structures
3. Physical security equipment
4. CBRN detection/protection equipment
5. Response forces
6. Other emergency response measures
111
ECP personnel interviewing techniques
Neutral
Relaxing
Control
Poly-like
112
3 steps of vehicle search
1. interview driver
2. when was vehicle last used
3. inspect area around for signs of tampering
113
Gas mask two nomens
MCU-2P
| M40-A
114
2 nomens for gas mask canisters
FR62
| C2A1
115
Bio agents examples
```
Anthrax
Plague
Cholera
Smallpox
Ricin
```
116
M8 detects what
V-nerve Green
G-nerve Yellow
H-blister Red
117
M9 detects what
G, V nerve
| H, L blister
118
M256A1 detects which chem agents
1. Mustard (H, HD)
2. Phosgene Oxime (CX)
3. Lewisite
4. Hydrogen cyanide (AC)
5. Cyanogen chloride (CK)
6. Nerve (V, G)
119
Bio warfare
use of living organisms to cause disease or death
120
Levels of decon
1. Immediate
2. Operational
3. Thorough
4. Clearance
121
DTD
Detailed Troop Decon
122
Steps of DTD
1. Indiv gear decon
2. Overboots/hood decon
3. overgarment off
4. overboots/gloves off
5. monitoring
6. mask off
7. mask decon
8. reissue
123
M291
personal decon kit
124
M295
personal equipment decon kit
125
M100
CESE decon kit
126
3 types of chem agents
Sarin - sweet smelling
Soman -repellent like
VX - like oil
127
MOPP Afloat
1. IPE available
2. Activate detectors/ carry mask/ post M8-9
3. Don suit, boots/ activate CMWD system
4. Don mask, gloves
128
MOPP Ashore
0. Carry mask, IPE available
1. Don suit
2. Don boots
3. Don mask
4. Don gloves
129
M4 caliber
5.56 mm
130
M4 rifling
RH 1/7"
131
M4 muzzle velocity
2970 fps
132
M203
Grenade launcher
133
M203 caliber
40mm
134
M203 muzzle velocity
246 fps
135
M203 max eff range
150m point, 350m area
136
M203 safe range
31m combat, 130m training
137
P226 ammo
9mm M882 ball
138
P226 muzzle velocity
1230 fps
139
P226 max off range
50m
140
Shotgun
M500
141
M500 muzzle velocity
1375 fps Buckshot
| 1590 fps Slug
142
M500 flares
LA51 Red
| LA52 Green
143
CSW
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M240
M60
M2HB
MK19
MK44
```
144
M240
machine gun
145
M240 caliber
7.62mm
146
M240 Ammo
4M80 Ball
| 1M62 Tracer
147
M240 mount
MK97
148
50 Cal
M2HB
149
M2 muzzle velocity
3050 fps
150
M2 mount
MK93
151
MK138
Swimmer recall
152
M67
grenade
153
M67 kill, wound radius
5m kill
| 15m wound
154
Smoke grenade fuse
M201A1
155
Smoke grenade colors
Red, yellow, green, white, purple
156
Pencil flare
L118
| L131
157
Diver recall
3W92
158
Smoke marine flare
MK131
159
Smoke signal flare
MK132
160
NVD models
AN/PVS-15 Bino
AN/PVS-18 Mono
AN/PVS-31 Combo
161
MK V
decommissioned
162
PBL
patrol boat light
163
PBL engine
2x155hp Gas
164
PBL speed
40 knots
165
PBL crew/pax
3/6
166
PBL weapons
1 FWD, 2 AFT
M2
M60
167
SOC-R
Special Operations Craft Riverine
168
SOC-R engine
440HP twin Yanmar Diesel
169
SOC-R waterjets
Hamilton
170
SOC-R speed
40+ knots
171
SOC-R crew/pax
4/8
172
SOC-R weapons
2 FWD, 3 AFT
M2
M60
MK19
173
11m RHIB engine
470HP twin Caterpillar Diesel
174
RHIB waterjets
KaMeWa
175
RHIB speed
45+ knots
176
RHIB crew/pax
3/8
177
RHIB weapons
M2
M240
MK19
178
CRRC
combat rubber raiding craft (BUDS boat)
179
CRRC engine
55hp 2-stroke
180
CRRC speed
18 knots
181
CRRC crew
8
182
SDV propulsion system
Electric rechargeable
183
SDV speed
18 knots
184
A22 bundles delivery system
G-12 parachute
185
Blivets
To transport class III (Petroleum)
186
2 types of parachuting
Freefall
| Static Line
187
Two types of freefall operation
HAHO
| HALO
188
What is the threshold elevation for HAHO, HALO
5,500 feet
189
BAMCIS
planning process for issuing 5-para order
1. Begin planning
2. Arrange recon
3. Make recon
4. Complete planning
5. Issue order
6. Supervise
190
2 types of compasses
M2
| Lensatic
191
Difference btw SALTUE and SPOT reports
SPOT used for reporting under fire
192
SALUTE
```
Size
Activity
Location
Unit
Time
Equipment
```
193
SPOT
Size
Position
Observation
Time
194
2 types of patrol
Security
| Recon
195
4 types of patrol formations
Column
Wedge
Echelon
Sqirmishes
196
3 types of wire entanglements
1. Protective
2. Tactical
3. Supplementary
197
LZ daytime/night-time
100m/150m
198
5 S+T of detainee handling
1. Search
2. Secure
3. Silence
4. Segregate
5. Safeguard
6. Tag
199
Dead space
Obstructed spaces within range of fire
200
3 components of fire discipline
1. sectors of fire
2. lateral limits
3. FWD limits
201
Elements of mission planning
1. Mission analysis
2. COA development
3. COA war game
4. COA comparison and development
5. Order development
202
SMEAC
5 paragraph order
1. Situation
2. Mission
3. Execution
4. Admin and logistics
5. Command and control
203
METT-TC
1. Mission
2. Enemy
3. Terrain
4. Troops
5. Time
6. Civilian considerations
204
KOCOAW
```
Key terrain features
Observation
Cover and concealment
Obstacles
Avenues of approach
Weather
```
205
Attack order general instruction
SAFE
206
SAFE
Security
Automatic weapons
Fields of fire
Entrench
207
DRAW-D
5-paragraph order for company level ops
1. Defend
2. Reinforce
3. Attack
4. Withdraw
5. Delay
208
Interdiction ops
to divert, delay, destroy enemy capabilities before they can be used against friendlies
209
Interception ops
enforcing embargoes
210
VBSS
Visit
Board
Search
Seizure
211
Standard equipment requirements for convoy
Ammo
Food
Water
Fuel
212
Examples of vehicle hardening
Sand bags
Kevlar blankets
Ballistic Glass
Armor plates
213
6 things on a strip-map
1. Route control
2. Battle tracking info
3. Operational support points
4. Logistical support points
5. Danger areas
6. Key buildup areas
214
Types of points of strip-map
Starting point
Check point
Critical point
215
5Cs in response to IED
1. Confirm sighting
2. Clear area
3. Cordon off area
4. Control entry/exit
5. Check for secondary
216
How far to clear IED area
300m
217
MEDEVAC 9-line
1. Grid coordinates
2. Call sign
3. # of Patients by Precedence
4. Special equipment
5. # of Patients by Type
6. Security at site
7. Signaling
8. Nationality and status
9. NBC
218
Chest wound treatment
Sucking/open chest wound
Chest seal
Needle decompression second intercostal/ mid auxiliary
219
MOH recipients
```
LT Norris
LT Thornton
LTJG Kerrey
BMC Williams
LT Michael Murphy
SO2 Michael Monsoor
SOSC Edward Byers
```
220
Navy COC
```
SECNAV - Hon Sean Stackey
CNO - Adm John Richardson
MCPON - Steven Giordano
USFF CDR - Adm Phil Davidson
USFF CMC - Paul Kingsbury
```
