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Landing gear?

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Shocks & stouts, tires, w/b assembly, retracting & extending

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Hydraulic system?

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Reservoir, pump, tubing, selector valves, actuating unit

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JSOW payload?

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145 BLU 97B/B bomblets

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Air Boss?

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CDR Bellack

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Mini Boss?

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CDR Hodges

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MO?

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CDR Flores

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AMO?

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LCDR Borden

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MMCO?

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LCDR Mulhern

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Gun Boss?

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CDR Kremer

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Coral Sea?

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7-8 May 1942; carrier battle (Lexington lost)

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Midway?

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3-5 June 1942; turning point of the Pacific War

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Guad.?

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13-15 Nov. 1942; Juneau lost the Sullivan brothers

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14 Nov. 1910?

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First takeoff of ship (Birmingham)

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8 May 1911?

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B-day of naval aviation

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20 Jun. 1913?

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First naval aviation death (William D Billingsley)

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22 Oct. 1917?

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Ground school created at MIT

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20 Mar. 1922?

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Langley first carrier

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10 Mar. 1948?

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First aircraft to land on carrier (FJ-1 Fury on the Boxer)

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18
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Green jersey red cranial?

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LSE

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19
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Yellow jersey with blue vest?

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Tractor king

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Blue jersey white cranial?

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Elevator op.

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Move aircraft personnel?

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Directors, (2) chock walkers, tail safety, PC, tractor/ dolly driver

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22
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Arc?

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Track over ground of flying aircraft

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23
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Axial deck?

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Longitude aids of the carrier

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Base recovery course?

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Ships magnetic heading

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25
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Bingo?

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Order to proceed to land

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Delta?

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Conserve fuel at an altitude

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27
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Runways numbered by?

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Magnetic heading

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Pri-fly stations?

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(9) primary f/c sup., land/launch record keeper, F/A spotter, recovery equipment controller, IFLOLS

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Flight deck control?

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(7) flight deck officer, assistant, fuels rep, sound powered talker, elevator op., weapons personnel, squadron maintenance rep.

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Air Ops?

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(5) Air ops officer, assistant, supervisor, land/launch record keeper, plotter

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31
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AD?

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Aviation machinist mate

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AM?

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Aviation structural machanic

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AS?

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Aviation support equipment technician

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AE?

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Aviation electrician’s mate

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35
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FLIR?

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Forward looking infra red

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36
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IM-4 colors?

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White- aviation

Yellow- ship

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37
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RBOC?

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Rapid blooming outboard chaff

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38
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ESSMS?

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18nm max

12nm effective

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39
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Secondary Nav?

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SPS-67

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40
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Secondary surface radar?

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SPS-73

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41
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CIWS mounts?

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FWD/STBD

AFT/PORT

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42
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NSSMS locations?

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FWD/STBD

AFT/PORT

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43
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Ram locations?

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FWD/PORT

AFT/STBD

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44
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Director locations?

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3 on island

1 on 49 tower

45
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SPS-49 location?

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Aft tower

46
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SPS-48 location?

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011 LVL FWD mast

47
Q

SPQ-9B?

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Below WSC-6 ball

48
Q

Units in CCS?

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DCU, LRCA, SSU, AWP

49
Q

Units in SRS?

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RCU, TRU, MDU, PMU, PEB

50
Q

M61A1 power source?

A

Hydraulic drive unit

51
Q

Low-state aircraft?

A

Departure

52
Q

First aircraft ramp time?

A

Approach

53
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Inbound aircraft?

A

Marshal

54
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Injections?

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Atropine/ 2-PAM-chloride auto injection

55
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Angle of attack?

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Airfoil meets a flow of air

56
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MO?

A

CDR Flores; responsible for everything in AIMD;safety of personnel and making sure they are properly trained

57
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MMCO?

A

LCDR Mulhern; coordinates the departments workload and maintains liaison with supporting Supply Divison

58
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MCO?

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In charge of supply funds; tracks materials to and from the ship

59
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QA?

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QAR, CDQAR, CDI

60
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PC?

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Monitors the flow of production in AIMD using NALCOMIS

61
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MATCON?

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(LS) provides supply tracking info

62
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IM-2?

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(A/F){AM} structural aircraft repairs

(P/P) {AD} repairs engine and testing

63
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IM-3?

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AT’s work in all work centers except; battery shop, instrument repair shop, AAE shop, gun shop

64
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IM-4?

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Maintains support equipment used during flight ops; GSE test and repairs all support equipment (AS)

65
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NAMP?

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“Master instruction” for all aviation maintenance; 1 volume 17 chapters and 7 appendixes; used to improve aviation material readiness and safety

66
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MMP?

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Monthly training requirements, qualifacations, TD’s signed by FIXO

67
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CTPL?

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Repository for all maintenance pubs in AIMD; source for ordering and verifying current pubs

68
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WUC?

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7 digit code that is tied to a certain aircraft

69
Q

SMQ?

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Grants user more or less permissions using NALCOMIS

70
Q

Kilo report?

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Aircraft mission readiness

71
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Link 4a?

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Link frequency to transmit PALS commands

72
Q

Mark your father?

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Requal to pilot for distance from carrier

73
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Pigeons?

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Magnetic bearing and distance to carrier from aircraft position

74
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Pink sheet?

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Weekly schedule of operations made by Ops

75
Q

Radial?

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Magnetic bearing extended from a navigation system

76
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Rainmaker?

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Aircraft sent to shore to verify suitability as a divert field

77
Q

Red light?

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Helo no longer SAR capable and has 30 mins left of flight time

78
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Relative bearing?

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Bearing in related to the bow of ship or nose of aircraft

79
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Sortie?

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Flight of one aircraft from launch to recovery

80
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WOD?

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Wind speed and relative direction over the flight deck

81
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RCU?

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Receives all request for material requirements

82
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PMU?

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Processing and expediting high priority requisitions

83
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PEB?

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Shorten issue for recurring maintenance material

84
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DCU?

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Control of all non-RFI components in IMA repair cycle

85
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LRCA?

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Responsible for processing items returned from the IMA

86
Q

AWP?

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Responsible for receiving, storing and controlling all AWP components

87
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AVDLR?

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Financed by the NWCF

88
Q

Truman battle flag?

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Flag carried by 129th field artillery regiment of the 35th DIV

89
Q

AGM-84?

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SLAM-ER (active)

90
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AGM-65?

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Maverick (semi)

91
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AGM-88?

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HARM (passive)

92
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AGM-114?

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Hellfire (semi)

93
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AGM-154?

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JSOW (gps)

94
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4790/60?

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MAF

95
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4790.2B?

A

HERO

96
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8023.24B?

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Explosive handling qual & certification program

97
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14313?

A

Aviation ordnance men training manual

98
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11-140-25?

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(AWSE) armament handling equipment configuration

99
Q

Scarlett background?

A

Representation of the price Americans have paid for freedom throughout history (symbolizing Truman’s thoughts)

100
Q

Crossed cannons?

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French 75s cannons; exemplify Truman’s leadership and dedication to service during WW2

101
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When was CVN-75 christened?

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Sep. 7, 1996

102
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August 1998?

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Truman put to sea for the first time for flight deck certifications

103
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First deployment for Truman?

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May 23, 2001 (180 days, more than 44000nm)

104
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Ballistic doors?

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Isolation of fires and CBR containment; intergrity for incoming missiles

105
Q

Saltwater stations?

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18” stripe on deck with 3” high yellow “W”

106
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AFFF markings?

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18” green stripe with 3” white letters “AFFF”

107
Q

Water brake cylinder?

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Stop fwd motion of the shuttle and pistons at end of the catapult

108
Q

VAW?

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Carrier airborne early warning

109
Q

VAQ?

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Tactical electronic warfare

110
Q

VFA?

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Strike fighter

Murder Board (13 decks)

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