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1
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What is Flag Alpha

A

Divers Down

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What is Flag Bravo

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Fuelling/Transferring Hazardous Material/ Ammo

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Flag Echo

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Rotating Only

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4
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Kilo

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Man Aloft

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5
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Lima

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Radiation

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6
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Papa

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General Recall

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7
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Quebec

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Boats recall

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Romeo

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Ready Duty SHip

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What is the 3rd Sub? When do you fly it?

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CO Absentee Indicator - Flown from Sunrise to Sunset

Follows XO after CO is away fro 72 continuous hours

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10
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STJ is scheduled to be cold moving today. What preparations do you have to make as OOD to ensure everything goes smoothly?

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DeckO: Partship Hands, Land Brow, Disembark Firebox
EO: Shore cables, Flash Up DG
NavO: BWK on bridge, QHM to confirm tugs/pilot
Informative pipe
Close up people on time (LS/MS below)
Move bos’n mate to bridge during cold move

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What precautions do you expect STJ to take during winter

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Cold weather precautions for upper deck hydrants, salt, shovels, space heater for QM shack, alternate personnel more frequently, dress for the weather

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12
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What considerations do you take when coming on board ship for OOD duty watch

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  • look at appearance of ship/ items on jetty
  • check lines/ shore cables
  • look at the mast to see what flags are flying on us and those around. (3rd Sub, etc.)
  • Check the QM shack, make sure all the books are there, equipment is correct prior to taking the watch
  • check the upper decks, ensure they are tidy, no hazards near the missiles
  • do a set of rounds of the ship, know where work is going on, ship is in condition X-ray, Yankee, etc
  • Turnover, chits, duty watch muster
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What is RJOC

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RJOC provides timely, continuous, and operational support to fleet, formation, command, OGD’s and Allies through persistent surveillance and use of enhanced regional maritime tools

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What is QHM?

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Provide responsive, adaptive, and effective Auxiliary fleet support to MARLANT. Responsible to provide Operations support to MARLANT including Base Halifax, the ships of Maritime forces Atlantic, FMF, DRDC, and other authorities.

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What are some of the QHM tasks?

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Control movements of HMC Ships, auxiliary vessels and yard craft operating in Halifax Harbour and Bedford basin

  • provide DND Pilot services
  • control use of all DND Jetties and water lots in Halifax harbour and Bedford basi and to coordinate their maintenance with CFB Halifax and CFB shearwater
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What are some RJOC responsibilities?

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  • 24/7 Operations & Intelligence support centre
  • Joint force Atlantic HQ Ops Centre
  • Maritime Component Comanderer HQ
  • Managed recognized Maritime Picture
  • Co-ordinate air, surface, and sub-surface activities
  • provide near-real time intelligence
  • provide current threat intelligence
  • provide current threat assessments
  • provide surveillance analysis interface with other agencies and government departments
17
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Explain the different Submarine messages

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  • If 1 hour has passed since a submarine has not given its regular message, it is called a SUBLOOK
  • If 6 hours have passsed since a submarine’s last message that is a SUBMISS
  • At a SUBMISS, SUBSAR is closed up
  • A SUBMISS can be held indefinitely
  • A SUBSUNK can only be called after definitive proof of a submarine sinking. i.e. debris, bodies, ship pieces,
  • During an exercise it is called a SUB SMASH 1,2,3
  • SUBMISS, SUBSAR, SUBSUNK, SUBLOOK is only during actual events
18
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What is Charge in terms of OOD

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The OOD is delegated Charge, the responsibility vested by the CO over the ship’s company, with the exception of the XO and may not be relieved of their responsibilities except as authorized by the CO.

19
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When do you call the CO?

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  • Upon receiving an order or information indicating the requirement to elevate or reduce the FP state
  • bomb threat
  • for a security or intruder alarm
  • for any real damage control incident happening onboard.
  • for any incident which may have compromised the structural integrity of the ship or her equipment
  • for casualty or man overboard
  • for a fuel or HAZMAT spill
  • for a RADHAZ incident
  • discovery of an unsecured and unmanned restricted space
  • when the ship may not be able to proceed to sea as intended
  • sustained wind above 25 knots or significant weather deterioration, including measures taken to mitigate the conditions
  • Any incident requiring the ship to be brought to emergency stations, after having controlled the situation,
  • consider contacting the XO first.
20
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Explain Delegation of Charge

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  • Charge is the responsibility vested in the CO for proper and safe movements and operation of the ship and her company
  • The CO may delegate the duties and responsibilities associated with Charge to an OOW who shall then exercise command over all persons onboard except the CO, XO

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