Operations Flashcards

1
Q

Primary mission of CIC

A
Gather 
Process
Display
Evaluate
Disseminate
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2
Q

Secondary mission of CIC

A

Control - Helo

Assist - bridge

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3
Q

Who is the operations officer?

A

LT Schneider

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4
Q

Who is the CIC officer?

A

ENS Blevins

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5
Q

What is a CASREP?

A

Casualty report

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6
Q

4 types of CASREP

A

Initial
Update
Correction
Cancellation

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7
Q

Info required in CASREP

A

Initiating department
Operations
Supply

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8
Q

CASREP categories

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CAT4 - most serious. Cannot get underway within 72 hours
CAT3 - serious. Prevents unit from at least 1 primary mission
CAT2 - less serious. Can get underway and perform mission tasking
CAT1 - used for training purposes

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9
Q

What is a SITREP?

A

Situations report

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10
Q

3 types of SITREP

A

Pinnacle - goes to president
Navy Blue - goes to CNO
Unit - goes to ISIC or CO

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11
Q

What is LOGREQ?

A

Logistics request. To make known logistics requirements during import period

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12
Q

What is MOVREP?

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Moving report. When unit is more than 4hours ahead or behind plan of intended movement (PIM) track OR 100+ nautical miles off course

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13
Q

What does EEFI stand for?

A

Essential elements of friendly information

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14
Q

When do we use EEFI?

A

When info is disclosed in the wrong circuit

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15
Q

What is RCS?

A

Remote control station for CIWS

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16
Q

What in CIC can fire CIWS?

A

Remote control panel

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17
Q

What is CSTT?

A

Combat systems training team

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18
Q

What is SPS-40?

A

Air radar

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19
Q

Who mans the SPS-40?

A

ADT (air detection tracker)

ADC (air direction controller) during flight quarters

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20
Q

How many modes does the SPS-40 have?

A

2

Short range and long range

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21
Q

What is SPS-73?

A

Navigation radar

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22
Q

What is SPS-67?

A

Surface radar

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23
Q

Who mans the SPS-67?

A

SDT (surface detection tracker)

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24
Q

How many modes does the SPS-67 have?

A

3
Long pulse
Short pulse
Medium pulse

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25
Q

What is DDRT?

A

Digital dead reckoning tracer

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26
Q

What is the primary and secondary purpose of DDRT?

A

Primary - geographical plot of ships position

Secondary - man overboard

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27
Q

What does the gyro repeater do?

A

Points constantly to true north

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28
Q

What kind of radar repeaters do we have and where are they?

A

SPA-25H
3 in CIC
1 on bridge

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29
Q

What does TACAN stand for?

A

Tactical air navigation

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30
Q

What is the mission of TACAN?

A

Give magnetic range and bearing to Helo

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31
Q

How many modes of operation for TACAN?

A

2
Normal - constant bearing and range
Demand - Helo asks for bearing and range

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32
Q

What is IFF?

A

Identify friend or foe

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33
Q

What kind of IFF do we use?

A

UPA-59A

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34
Q

How many modes of IFF do we have?

A
5
Mission and country 
Personal identification feature
Selective identification feature
NATO/Crypto
Altitude
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35
Q

What are the emergency codes for IFF?

A

7500 - hijacking
7600 - loss of comms
7700 - General
4X - military only

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36
Q

What are the radio telephones for?

A

Voice tactical and administrative comms between ships and aircraft

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37
Q

What is VMS?

A

Voyage management system (electronic charts)

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38
Q

What is RD-674B?

A

Digital voice logger. Records all external comms

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39
Q

What does TAO stand for?

A

Tactical actions officer

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40
Q

What is the Fathometer?

A

Displays depth from keep of ship

41
Q

What are the 5 conditions of steaming?

A
GQ
modified GQ
wartime
Peacetime
Inport
42
Q

What is the navigational draft of the ship?

A

9.1 meters

43
Q

What is the ULQ-16?

A

Fine grain pulse analyzer

44
Q

What is the SLA-10B?

A

Blanks out own ship emissions

45
Q

What is the ULQ-16 used with?

A

SLQ-32 to gather more information on target

46
Q

What is LOA?

A

Lighting off assistant

47
Q

What is OPORD?

A

Operational order. Directs the conduct of operation

48
Q

What is OPLAN?

A

Operational plan. A complete format of a plan, prepared well in advance, for conducting military operations

49
Q

What is OPTASK?

A

Operational task. A detailed instruction in how warfare specifics will be accomplished during an operation or exercise

50
Q

What is a task force?

A

Component of a fleet

51
Q

What is a task group?

A

Component of a task force

52
Q

What is a task unit?

A

Component of a task group

53
Q

What is a task element?

A

Component of a task unit

54
Q

What is a battle force?

A

Standing naval task force

55
Q

What is a battle group?

A

A standing naval task group

56
Q

What is an amphibious ready group?

A

A standing naval amphibious group

57
Q

Strategic plot

A

True display of position, movement, and strength of own and enemy forces

58
Q

Geographic plot

A

Maintained on the DDRT.

True display of position and tracks of friendly and enemy tracks

59
Q

Surface summary plot

A

Relative display of positions and contacts required for complete surface picture

60
Q

Equipment status board

A

all equipment in CIC, and which is operating and out of commission

61
Q

Communications status board

A

Radio circuit assignments, frequencies, equipment allocation; radio remote station channelization; and use

62
Q

Reason for navigational plotting

A

When in the vicinity of land, to warn the bridge if any ship danger

63
Q

What is TDS?

A

Tactical data system

A computerized digital processing system that enables the task force combat

64
Q

List the data links we use

A
4A
11
14
16
Hawk
65
Q

Link 4A

A

A 2 way link between NTDS and ATDS units to control fighter and attack aircraft

66
Q

Link 11

A

A 2 way link between NTDS to NTDS. Real time link to exchange data

67
Q

Link 14

A

A 1 way NTDS to non-NTDS, non-real time link to exchange data

68
Q

Link 16

A

A 2 way NTDS to NTDS, realtime link to exchange data between other services and some NATO countries

69
Q

Hawk link

A

A 2 way NTDS to SH-60b, realtime link to exchange data

70
Q

What affects radar operations?

A

Atmospheric conditions
Sea return
Weather
Height of antenna and target

71
Q

Relationship between pilot house and CIC

A

Keeps OOD informed of all surface, subsurface, and air contacts

72
Q

Relationship between signal bridge and CIC

A

Visual information

73
Q

Relationship between radio central and CIC

A

External comms

74
Q

Relationship between weapons stations and CIC

A

Controlled from CIC

75
Q

Relationship between lookouts and CIC

A

Visual information

76
Q

What is EMCON

A

Emission control. Management of all electromagnetic and electro-acoustic emissions

77
Q

What is ES?

A

Electronic support. Interception

78
Q

What is EA?

A

Electronic attack. Jamming

79
Q

What is EP?

A

Electronic protect. Protects own interception and exploitation

80
Q

What is AW?

A

Air warfare. Defense against airborne weapons

81
Q

What is SUW?

A

Surface warfare. Operations by surface ships and subs to surface enemies

82
Q

What types are radio voice messages are there?

A

Flash Z - less than 10 minutes
Immediate (O) - 30 minutes
Priority (P) - 3 hours
Routine (R) - 6 hours

83
Q

What is BEADWINDOW?

A

Unauthorized disclosure has occurred over a non-secured circuit

84
Q

7 BEADWINDOWS

A
Position
Capabilities
Operation
Electronic warfare
Personnel
COMSEC
Wrong circuit
85
Q

GINGERBREAD

A

Alert suspected initiative deception in non-secure R/T circuit

86
Q

Security classification categories

A

Confidential - blue
Secret - red
Top secret - orange

87
Q

Emergency destruction

A

Emergency plan for protection, removal, or destruction of classified material

88
Q

What are the training cycles?

A

LOA - light off assessment
CART - command assessment of readiness and training
TSTA - tailored ships training availability
FEP - final evaluation program

89
Q

PBFT

A

Planning board for training

All required training goals and evolutions required to meet those goals/inspections

90
Q

LRTP

A

Long range training plan. Annual cycle

91
Q

SRTS

A

Short range training schedule. Semi-annual

92
Q

CSTT duties

A

Combat systems training team

Trains combat systems personnel in a multi-warfare environment

93
Q

SERT duties

A

Ships electronic readiness team

Responds to actual combat systems casualties

94
Q

ETT duties

A

Engineering training team

Responds to all engineering casualties

95
Q

DCTT duties

A

Damage control training team

Repair lockers and personnel in damage to ship

96
Q

STT duties

A

Seamanship training team

Seamanship, ship handling, lookout/signal training

97
Q

ATT duties

A

Aviation training team

Flight deck fire party

98
Q

ITT duties

A

Integrated training team

Individual and integrated training team packages

99
Q

What does CIC stand for?

A

Combat information center