Fundamentals Flashcards
Rope of varied construction and length, deployed to surface personnel to help stabilize hoisting in confined/obstacle ridden areas and also for normal operations
Tag line
Tag line is attached to rescue device to help stabilize patient during hoist, and avert any pendulum or spinning motions caused from _______ ___________
rotor downwash
When a tag line is used with the Stokes litter, it is attached to the ________ ______ of the litter
fixed end
_____ ________ can be used with other devices to aid in guiding device to and from confined areas: ship’s rigging, trees, etc.
Tag line
Made of cloth straps with metal rungs
Rope ladder
Rope ladder is normally ____ feet and the last ___ rungs are weighted
25
5
A rope ladder hooks to ________ ________ and provides for recovery of multiple team members at one time
cabin floor
Use of a rope ladder provides a quick method for recovering team members from the surface (land or water) when an ______ is not available
LZ
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
Rope ladder
What are the two explosive trains in each conventional round of ammunition?
Propellant Explosive Train and
Projectile Explosive Train
The projectile reaches the target area by the power obtained from the propelling charge
Propellant Explosive Train
The Propellant Explosive Train consists of:
Primer
Igniter
Propellant
Small amount of very sensitive explosive, very sensitive to shock, friction, spark, heat, and must be kept protected and away from other ammunition components
Primer
Part of the primer in most ammunitions. When ignited by the primer, sends hot flaming gases around the charge to ignite the propellant
Igniter
A large amount of insensitive but powerful explosive that propels the projectile to the target
Propellant