Fundamentals Flashcards

1
Q

Rope of varied construction and length, deployed to surface personnel to help stabilize hoisting in confined/obstacle ridden areas and also for normal operations

A

Tag line

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2
Q

Tag line is attached to rescue device to help stabilize patient during hoist, and avert any pendulum or spinning motions caused from _______ ___________

A

rotor downwash

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3
Q

When a tag line is used with the Stokes litter, it is attached to the ________ ______ of the litter

A

fixed end

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4
Q

_____ ________ can be used with other devices to aid in guiding device to and from confined areas: ship’s rigging, trees, etc.

A

Tag line

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5
Q

Made of cloth straps with metal rungs

A

Rope ladder

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6
Q

Rope ladder is normally ____ feet and the last ___ rungs are weighted

A

25

5

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7
Q

A rope ladder hooks to ________ ________ and provides for recovery of multiple team members at one time

A

cabin floor

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8
Q

Use of a rope ladder provides a quick method for recovering team members from the surface (land or water) when an ______ is not available

A

LZ

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9
Q

Can be used simultaneously with hoist operations, allowing a patient or survivor a secure extraction on the hoist device while the team climbs the ladder

A

Rope ladder

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10
Q

What are the two explosive trains in each conventional round of ammunition?

A

Propellant Explosive Train and

Projectile Explosive Train

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11
Q

The projectile reaches the target area by the power obtained from the propelling charge

A

Propellant Explosive Train

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12
Q

The Propellant Explosive Train consists of:

A

Primer
Igniter
Propellant

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13
Q

Small amount of very sensitive explosive, very sensitive to shock, friction, spark, heat, and must be kept protected and away from other ammunition components

A

Primer

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14
Q

Part of the primer in most ammunitions. When ignited by the primer, sends hot flaming gases around the charge to ignite the propellant

A

Igniter

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15
Q

A large amount of insensitive but powerful explosive that propels the projectile to the target

A

Propellant

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16
Q

Depends on fuze, make and intended purpose of the projectile (delay or PD)

A

Projectile Explosive Train

17
Q

Weapons System Malfunctions - “Bent Gun”

A
Gun stoppage
Misfire
Hang Fire
Cook off
Runaway Gun