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NAVEDTRA 14325, Chapter 3 Watchstanding Flashcards

1
Q

The 3 main reasons for a ship to stand watch are:

A

Communications, Safety, Security

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2
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The ship’s organized plan for action is located in the:

A

battle bill

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3
Q

Who is responsible for assigning qualified personnel to stations and entering their names on the Watch, Quarter, and Station Bill?

A

Division Officer and Division Chief

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4
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At which Condition are all battle stations manned?

A

Condition I

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5
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At which Condition is a special watch used by gunfire support?

A

Condition II

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6
Q

At which condition is the normal wartime cruising watch?

A

Condition III

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7
Q

How early should you arrive when relieving the watch?

A

15 minutes

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8
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The ship’s bell is usually restricted to the hours between:

A

Reveille and Taps

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9
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How many bells are sounded at 0700?

A

6

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10
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0000 to 0400

A

Midwatch

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11
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0400 to 0800

A

Morning watch

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12
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0800 to 1200

A

Forenoon watch

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13
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1200 to 1600

A

Afternoon watch

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14
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1600 to 1800

A

First dog watch

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15
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1800 to 2000

A

Second dog watch

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16
Q

2000 to 2400

A

Evening watch

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17
Q

What is the purpose of the dog watch?

A

To rotate watches

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18
Q

Most sailors stand:

A

security watch

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19
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The watch system is divided into:

A

Underway and in-port watches

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20
Q

Security watches do what 4 things?

A
  1. prevent sabotage
  2. protect property from theft
  3. prevent access to restricted areas
  4. protect personnel
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21
Q

Who maintains the ship’s deck log while underway?

A

QMOW

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22
Q

The fog lookout normally stands where?

A

in the bow where approaching ships can better be seen and heard

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23
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Normally, an after steering watch is stood under the following conditions:

A
  1. general quarters
  2. underway replenishment
  3. sea and anchor detail
24
Q

The sound and security watch reports directly to who? The results of their inspection are logged where?

A

OOD; ship’s deck log

25
Q

General orders cover situations of a:

A

routine nature common to most sentry posts

26
Q

The 5 precautions to be strictly adhered to while standing an armed watch with a pistol are:

A
  1. keep the pistol in the holster
  2. don’t engage in horseplay with pistol
  3. don’t surrender the pistol to unauthorized persons
  4. leave 2 loaded magazine clips in their pouch and remember there is one round loaded in the chamber
  5. when relieved, unload the pistol in a safe
    designated area. Remove the round from
    the chamber and check the chamber clear.
    Release the slide and let the hammer go
    home. Dry fire the pistol then engage the
    safety.
27
Q

Deadly force can be used in what 3 circumstances?

A

a. to protect your life or the life of another person where no other means of defense will be effective
b. when no other means is available to prevent the commission of or to prevent the escape of a person known to have committed robbery, murder, rape, arson, or kidnapping
c. to prevent acts of sabotage, espionage, or other crimes against the government after failure of all other available means of preventing such crime

28
Q

Bearings are measured:

A

in degrees, clockwise around a circle from 000° to 360°

29
Q

The three different types of bearings are:

A

Relative, true, magnetic

30
Q

Bearings are reported in:

A

three digits, spoken digit by digit

31
Q

Positions are reported in:

A

one or two digits and spoken whole

32
Q

When using your hand as an aid to determine the position angle of an aircraft, your closed fist is:

A

approximately 8 degrees

33
Q

If the binocular IPD is adjusted properly, you

will see what when viewing through them?

A

one circle

34
Q

The 3 adjustments that must be made when using binoculars are what?

A

adjust each eyepiece and set the IPD

35
Q

The improvement of vision in dim light is known as what?

A

dark adaptation

36
Q

How long does it take to reach your best night vision?

A

30 minutes

37
Q

Day lookouts move their eyes how compared to night lookouts?

A

move their eyes in 5 steps, pausing at each step vs. continual movement

38
Q

What is a bearing?

A

The direction of an object from a ship

39
Q

Target angle is what?

A

The relative bearing from your ship to another ship.

40
Q

The position angle of an aircraft is what?

A

its height (in degrees) above the horizon as seen by the ship.

41
Q

IPD stands for what?

A

Interpupillary distance

42
Q

The lookouts technique of eye search is called what?

A

Scanning

43
Q

What are the 3 types of bearings?

A

relative, true, and magnetic

44
Q

Who can authorize the use of deadly force?

A

the CO

45
Q

First General Order:

A

To take charge of this post and all government property in view.

46
Q

Second general order:

A

To walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert and observing everything that takes place within my sight or hearing.

47
Q

Third general order:

A

To report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce.

48
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Fourth general order:

A

To repeat all calls from posts more distant from the guardhouse than my own.

49
Q

Fifth general order:

A

To quit my post only when properly relieved

50
Q

Sixth general order:

A

To receive, obey, and pass on to the sentry who relieves me all orders from the commanding officer, officer of the day, and officers and petty officers of the guard only.

51
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Seventh general order:

A

To talk to no one except in the line of duty.

52
Q

Eighth general order:

A

To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder.

53
Q

Ninth general order:

A

To call the petty officer of the guard in any case not covered by instructions.

54
Q

Tenth general order:

A

To salute all officers and all colors and all standards not cased.

55
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Eleventh general order:

A

To be especially watchful at night and during the time for challenging, to challenge all persons on or near my post, and to allow no one to pass without proper authority.

MU2 Test March 2013 (19 decks)

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