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1
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When was the EAWS program established?

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1980

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What are the three objectives of first aid?

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Prevent further injury infection and loss of life.

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What are the four methods of controlling bleeding?

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Direct pressure , elevation , pressure points , and tourniquet

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What are the 11 pressure points?

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Superficial Temporal Artery
Facial Artery
Common Carotid Artery 
Subclavian Artery 
2x Brachial Artery 
Radial/ Ulnar Artery 
Femoral Artery
Lliac Artery 
Popliteal Artery 
Anterior/Posterior Tibial Artery
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What are the three types of burns?

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First: redness and warmth
Second: red blistered skin
Third: destroys tissue, skin and bone

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What are the two types of fractures?

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Closed and simple or open and compound

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What are the two type of heat related injury?

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Heat exhaustion: disturbance of blood flow

Heat stroke: breakdown of the sweating mechanism

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What are the three types of cold weather injuries

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Hypothermia: general cooling of the entire body
Superficial frostbite: when ice crystals form in the upper skin levels
Deep frostbite: when ice crystals form on the deeper tissue

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9
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How many types of shock are there?

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5 
Septic shock: bacteria
Anaphylactic shock:allergic reaction 
Cariogenic shock: heart 
Neurogenic shock: spinal cord injury
Hypovolemic shock severe blood loss
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10
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What is CPR

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Combination of rescue breathing and chest compressions

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What are the steps for CPR

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C/A/B circulation airway and breathing

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12
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How many bodies can certify CPR

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2
AHA
ARC

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What are the steps for the survival chain

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Recognition 
Activation of CPR 
Chest compressions 
Rapid defibrillation 
EMTs ambulance
Post cardiac arrest care
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What is ORM

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Operational risk management

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What is the ORM process

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IAMIS
Identify hazards
 assess hazards
 make risk decisions
 implement control
 supervise
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16
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What are the mishap classes

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Class A:

Property damage $2,000,000 death or permanent disability

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What is Class B

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Class B

Property damage $500,000 or more partial disability for three or more hospitalized

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What is class C

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Property damage $50,000 or more loss of workday

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19
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How many types of chemical warfare are there? What are they?

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4
Nerve agents: disrupts the nerve impulses
Blister agents: destruction of tissues
Blood agents: attack the blood stream
Choking agents: tears dry throats and vomiting

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20
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What is M9 chemical agent detector paper

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Can you text the presence of liquid chemical agent turns a red or a reddish color

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Types of biological warfare

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Pathogens: bacteria viruses fungi prions categorized by source major group: mycotoxins
primary group: neurotoxins

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What is IPE

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Individual protective equipment

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What does IPE consist of

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Protective mask (MCU-2P)
Advanced chemical garment
Chemical protective gloves and decontamination kit

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24
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What is a high altitude airburst

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Occurs at altitude in excess of 100,000 feet

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25
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What is an airburst

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We are fireball doesn’t meet the surface severe blast damage

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What is surface burst

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Worst fall out due to fireball touching the surface massive radioactive fallout

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27
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What is a deep underwater burst

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Similar to shallow underwater burst less visual effect

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28
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What is ready shelter

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Provide minimum shielding from nuclear radiation

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29
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What is deep shelter

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Max shielding nuclear radiation

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30
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What is MOPP

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Mission orientated protective posture

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31
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MOPP level 0

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Issue IPE

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32
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MOPP level 1

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Afloat mask, gloves accessible,

Ashore done protective equipment

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MOPP level 2

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Afloat Mask carried decon supplies staged

Ashore don protective boots

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MOPP level 3

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Afloat GQ

Ashore fill canteens

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MOPP level 4

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Afloat countermeasure washdown

Ashore gloves with liners

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36
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Why is the primary duty of a firefighter

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Save lives extinguish fires limit damage to aircraft

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37
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Class alpha fire

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Combustible materials extinguished by H2O and AFFF

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Class bravo fire

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Flammable substance extinguished by AFFF and PKP and Co2

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Class Charlie fire

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Electrical fire
Energized Co2, Halon, PKP and H2O
De energized treat as a class A B or D fire

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40
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What is a runway

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Paved areas for takeoff and landing

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41
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Threshold markings

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Landing area 12feet by 150feet long

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42
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Overrun area

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End of runway area for aboarding for overshooting

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43
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military airfield lights uses two white lights and one green flashing 12 to 15 times a minute true or false

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True

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44
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Yellow jersey

A

Aircraft handling officer
Flight deck officer
catapult officer
Air boss

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45
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White jersey

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Safety department

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46
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Brown jersey

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Plane captains

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47
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Blue jersey

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Aircraft handling and chock crewmen

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48
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Green jersey

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Catapult and arresting gear

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49
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Red jersey

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Crash and salvage

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50
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Purple jersey

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Fuel

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51
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What are the danger areas for aviation

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Intakes
exhaust 
Flight controls 
compressed gases 
explosives
hazmat
eyes and hearing
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52
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What are the procedures for grounding an aircraft

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First hook grounding strap to static ground then to aircraft

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53
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Windshield static grounding is necessary because during flight a high-voltage of_________may build on the windshield

A

100,000 volts

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54
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What does the wind velocity determine

A

Which category of tie down chains

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55
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Up to 45 knots (normal weather)

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9 chains

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56
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46 to 60 knots moderate weather

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14 chains

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57
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Above 60 knots heavy weather

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20 chains

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58
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What is the towing speed when moving an aircraft

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5mph or slowest walker

59
Q

How many people does it require for the movement of an aircraft

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6-10

60
Q

Who is overall responsible for the move crew

A

Move director

61
Q

What does FPCON stand for

A

Force protection condition

62
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FPCON normal

A

Gender global threat of terrorist activity

63
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FPXON alpha

A

Increased general threat of terrorist activity

64
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FPCON Bravo

A

Increased or more predictable threat of terrorist activity

65
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FPCON Charlie

A

Incident occurs or intelligence is received indicating a form of terrorist activity

66
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FPCON delta

A

Intelligence is received that a terrorist activity is imminent

67
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What is DEFCON

A

defense readiness condition

68
Q

DEFCON 5

A

Normal

69
Q

DEFCON 4

A

Normal and increased intelligence

70
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DEFCON 3

A

Increased in force readiness

71
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DEFCON 2

A

Further increase

72
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DEFCON 1

A

Max force

73
Q

What is the NAMP

A

Naval aviation maintenance program

74
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When was the NAMP established

A

1959

75
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Who is in charge of the NAMP

A

Chief of Naval Operations

76
Q

No

A

Maintenance officer

77
Q

Amp

A

Aircraft maintenance officer deals with temporary assigned duty

78
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MMCPO

A

Maintenance master chief petty officer

79
Q

QAO

A

Quality Assurance Officer

80
Q

MCO

A

Material control officer handles finances and material requisition

81
Q

At what level is rework maintenance performed

A

D-Level

82
Q

There are two types of maintenance what are they?

A

Rework and upkeep

83
Q

What are the 7 types of upkeep maintenance inspections

A

7
Turnaround (ensures integrity of the aircraft for flight)
Daily (conducted to inspect for defects)
Special (scheduled inspection with prescribed interval other than daily and phase)
Conditional( unscheduled events ((bird strike, lighting strike))
Phase ( divides total schedule maint)
Acceptance
Transfer

84
Q

What is the difference between maintenance control and production control

A

Level of maintenance at which the duties are performed

85
Q

When is the MMP published

A

25th of every month by O level

86
Q

What is kept in the aircraft logbook and how many flights are saved

A

Every omg about the aircraft 10 flights

87
Q

What are the 3 types of audits performed by QA

A

Special
Workcenter
Program audits

88
Q

ACSP

A

Aircraft confined Space program

89
Q

NAMDRP

A

Naval aviation Maintenance reporting program

90
Q

Nations

A

Naval air training and operating procedures standardization

91
Q

When was NATOPS established

A

1961

92
Q

Warning

A

May result in injury or death

93
Q

Caution

A

May result in damage

94
Q

Note

A

Emphasized

95
Q

Shall

A

Mandatory

96
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Should

A

Recommend

97
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May

A

Optional

98
Q

Will

A

Indicates in the future

99
Q

COMNAVAIRLANT

A

A through M

100
Q

COMNAVAIRPAC

A

N through Z

101
Q

CNATRA

A

A through G

102
Q

What happened on

14 November 1910

A

First take off from a ship

Eugene Ely pilot

103
Q

What happened on 08 May 1911

A

Birthday of naval aviation

104
Q

What happened on 20 June 1913

A

Ensign William D. Billingsley first fatality of naval aviation

105
Q

What happened on

22 October 1917

A

QA was established

106
Q

What happened on 20 March 1922

A

Navy’s first aircraft carrier

The USS Langley

107
Q

What happened on 7-8 May 1942

A

Coral Sea first carrier vs carrier battle Lexington sunk

108
Q

What happened on 3-5 June 1942

A

Midway turning point of the Pacific war

109
Q

What happened on

13-15 November 1942

A

Gualcanal the 5 Sullivan brothers

110
Q

When was VF-102 established and where

A

July 1 1955 Jacksonville Fl

111
Q

The first deployment was onboard the ______ in _________ where did they then move to______

A

First deployment was on the

USS Forrestal in 1960 they moved to Oceana Va

112
Q

In what year did they bid farewell to the Phantom aircraft? What was the new aircraft?

A

June 1981 Grumman F14A Tomcat

113
Q

In what year did the Diamondbacks leave Oceana onboard the ________.

A

March 1986 onboard USS America

114
Q

In the fall of _____ VF-102 took part in the operation _______

A

1990 VF-102 took part in Desert Shield

115
Q

What year did the VF-102 become VFA-102

A

March 2002

116
Q

In August ______ USS ______ Crossdecked with USS________

A

2008 the USS Kitty Hawk cross decked with the USS George Washington

117
Q

What is motion

A

Motion is movement

118
Q

What is acceleration

A

The rate of the change of speed

119
Q

What is speed

A

The rate of movement

120
Q

What is velocity

A

The quickness or speed of an object

121
Q

What is Newton’s first law

A

(Inertia) an object at rest will remain at rest

122
Q

What is Newtons second law

A

Force

123
Q

What is Newton’s third law

A

Action and reaction

124
Q

What is Bernoulli’s principle

A

A fluid flowing through a tube reaches a construction or narrowing point of the tube the fluid speeds up when construction is increased the pressure decreases

125
Q

What is lift

A

Force that acts in an upward motion

126
Q

What is weight

A

The force of gravity acting downward

127
Q

What is drag

A

The force that holds the aircraft back

128
Q

What is thrust

A

Pushes forward

129
Q

What is roll

A

Longitudinal axis imaginary line that runs from the nose of the aircraft to the end

130
Q

What is pitch

A

Lateral axis imaginary line that runs parallel to the wings

131
Q

What is yaw

A

Vertical axis imaginary line running top to bottom of the aircraft

132
Q

NALCOMIS

A

Naval Aviation Logistics Command Management Information System

133
Q

OOMA

A

Optimized Organizational Maintenance Activity

134
Q

MME

A

Mission amounted Equipment

135
Q

How many characters is a JCN

A

9

136
Q

CL

A

Conditional look phase

137
Q

What are the 6 basic core capabilities of Naval Aviation platforms and missions

A 
Fwd Presence 
Deterrence
Sea Control 
Power Projection 
Maritime Security 
Disaster Relief
138
Q

Who’s responsibility is it to properly dispose of hazmat?

A

Everyone

139
Q

What is MSDS

A

Material Safety Data Sheet

140
Q

What are the 6 categories of hazmat

A 
(FATFOC) 
Flammable 
Aerosol
Toxic
Oxidizing 
Compressed gases
141
Q

There are three types of hangers what are they?

A

Type 1: Carrier Aircraft
Type 2: Helicopters
Type 3: Large transport aircraft

142
Q

False activation of the fire system can cost up to?

A

$80,000

143
Q

What is the size of the largest hanger

A

110 feet wide by 685 feet long

144
Q

How long does it take for the hanger bay doors to close?

A

18 secs

Wings (7 decks)

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