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Operations Flashcards

1
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Who is the Air Operations Officer ?

A

Commander Kukla

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What is the Air Operations Officer responsible for?

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Responsible for coordination of all matters pertaining to flight operations, the proper functioning of the CATTC and shall determine the type of approach and required degree of control

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What is the Air Operations Supervisor responsible for?

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Ensuring the correct display of all information in Air Operations

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What is the Land/Launch record keeper responsible for?

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Updating the ISIS for the launch and recovery

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5
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What is the plotter responsible for?

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Updating the near land and divert field bearing and distance, displaying the weather for the ship and divert fields, and for submitting a pre-Launch brief 2 1/2 hours prior to each launch

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6
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What is departure control?

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Responsible for the control of departing aircraft

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7
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What is Marshall Control?

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Responsible for the control of inbound aircraft

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What is approach control?

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Responsible for the control of aircraft on approach

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9
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What is final control?

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Responsible for the control of aircraft on final approach

         -transfer of control to the LSO or the aircraft reaches 3/4 mile
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10
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What is Case 1 recovery?

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Ceiling and visibility are no lower than 3,000 feet and 5 nautical miles

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What is Case 2 recovery?

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Ceiling and visibility are no lower than 1,000 feet and 5 nautical miles

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What is case 3 recovery?

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Ceiling or visibility is below 1000 feet or 5 nautical miles, 30 mins after sunset and 30 minutes before sunrise, or if the Air Officer dictates so

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13
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What is the AN/SPN-41?

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Also known as bullseye or ILM (independent Landing monitor)

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14
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What is the AN/SPN-46?

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Also know as PALS (Precision Approach and Landing System), easy rider, or needles

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15
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What is EMCON?

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Electronic Emission Control - restrictions can be imposed on the use of all electronic systems

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16
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What is ADIZ?

A

Air Defense Identification Zone

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17
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What is ATO?

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Air Transfer Officer

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18
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What is CAG?

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Carrier air wing Commander

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19
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What is COD?

A

Carrier Onboard Delivery

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20
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What is CQ?

A

Carrier Qualification

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21
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What is CVW?

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Carrier Air Wing

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22
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What is DME?

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Distance Measuring Equipment

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23
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What is DRR?

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Departure Reference Radial

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24
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What is EAT?

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Expected Approach Time

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25
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What is FCF?

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Functional Control Flight

26
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What is FL?

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Flight Level

27
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What is IFF?

A

Identification friend or foe

28
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What is PG?

A

Plane Guard

29
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What is TACAN?

A

Tactical Air Navigation

30
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What is VERTREP?

A

Vertical Replenishment

31
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What is VFR?

A

Visual Fly Rules

32
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What is 99 Transmission?

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A broadcast of all information to all aircraft on that radio frequency

33
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What is the Air Plan?

A

The schedule of flight Operations for a 24-hour period

34
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What is Angels?

A

Altitude of aircraft in thousands of feet

35
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What is Ball?

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A pilot report indicating that the visual landing aid is in sight

36
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What is BRC?

A

Base Recovery Course - the ships magnetic heading during flight operations

37
Q

What is Bingo?

A

Aircraft is considered to be in an emergency/fuel critical situation

38
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What is Charlie?

A

Signal for aircraft to land aboard the ship

39
Q

What is Ciara?

A

Pilot does now have the ball (VLA) in sight

40
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What is Delta?

A

A signal given to hold and conserve fuel

41
Q

What is Fox Corpen?

A

The ships true heading during flight operations

42
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What is green sheet?

A

Daily schedule of carrier operations

43
Q

What is the Holy Helo?

A

Helicopter used to transport chaplain

44
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What is Hot sheet?

A

A depiction of airspace constraints for each 24-hour period

45
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What is Kilo Report?

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Mission readiness

46
Q

What is mother?

A

A term referring the ship

47
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What is NORDO?

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No radio - an aircraft unable to transmit by radio

48
Q

What is nugget?

A

A first tour pilot on initial carrier deployment

49
Q

What is parrot?

A

Aircraft transponder

50
Q

What is ILARTS?

A

Integrated Launch and Recovery Television System - composed of 2 components

   - PLAT - pilot landing aid television
   - CAHAL - catapult aircraft hookup and launch
51
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What is Pigeons ?

A

The magnetic bearing and distance to the carrier, divert field or other geographical position

52
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What is PIM?

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Position of Intended Movement - the position in which the ship intends to move

53
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What is ReD Light?

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The local time at which a helicopter will no longer be SAR capable and has approximately 30 minutes of flight time remaining

54
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What is Snuggle Up?

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A term used to direct a helicopter to come close aboard

55
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What is Sour?

A

Systems/equipment that are inoperable (not good)

56
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What is Sweet?

A

Systems/equipment that are operable (good)

57
Q

What is Tally-Ho?

A

Visually acquired

58
Q

What is Winchester?

A

Aircraft is out of ordnance

59
Q

What is WOD?

A

Wind Over Deck - wind speed and relative direction over the flight deck

60
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What is YO-YO?

A

Aircraft the launch with one event and recover with the previous event

61
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What is Zip-Lip?

A

Radio transmissions minimum necessary for safety of flight

AIR PIN (8 decks)

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