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1
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Why get these pins?

What rates stand watch in CDC?

A

OS, FC, AW, EW

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What is EMCON and what are the levels?

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Emissions Control ? A/B/C/D

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Why get these pins?

What levels of EMCON are the most & least restrictive?

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Alpha / Delta

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Why get these pins?

Define Marshall stack?

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Holding pattern for aircraft to avoid collision / 21NM out and 6000FT up, every A/C add 1NM and 1000 FT

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Why get these pins?

Define CASE 1 flight ops?

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Clear day, Unlimited Visibility and ceiling. 5NM / 3000 ft

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Why get these pins?

Define CASE 2 flight ops?

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Over cast, Visibility up to 5 NM, ceiling 1000-3000 ft

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Why get these pins?

Define CASE 3 flight ops?

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Night/Bad weather, Visibility less than 5NM, ceiling less than 1000 ft

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Why get these pins?

What are the responsibilities of the TAO?

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Acts as an advisor for the CO, Operated from Display and Decision, only person besides the CO that has release authority

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Why get these pins?

What are the functions of the IFF modes?

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Mode 1: Mission Code / Mode 2: Unit ID, Mode 3: Civ and Mil Air traffic Control, Mode 4: Military ID, Mode C: Altitude

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Why get these pins?

What is the function of the TACAN?

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Highest antenna on the mast, provides a homing frequency for the ac that provides bearing and range for pilots

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11
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Why get these pins?

What is the ACDS?

A

Advanced Combat Direction System

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Why get these pins?

Where is the ACDS console located?

A

In the CDC

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Why get these pins?

What does the ACDS do?

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Integrates ships sensors, weapons and intelligence

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14
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Why get these pins?

What is the MK23?

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2D fire control radar used to detect and track high-speed small targets

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Why get these pins?

What is the range distance of the MK23?

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Min 2000 yds, max 25NM

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Why get these pins?

What is CVIC?

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Carrier Intelligence center- brief/debrief pilots, gives indications and warnings, and provides strike-mission planning

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17
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Why get these pins?

Which two radars detect all air contact?

A

SPS-48/SPS-49

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18
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Why get these pins?

How many CDC modules do we have OB?

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7

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Why get these pins?

What is the primary job of the CDC?

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To gather, process, display, evaluate, and disseminate information

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Why get these pins?

What is the CDC?s secondary job?

A

Assist the bridge

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21
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Why get these pins?

What are OSs?

A

Air intercept controllers or AIC

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Why get these pins?

What is IFF?

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Identification friend or foe—used to determine if an AC or ship is an ally

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Why get these pins?

What does TAO stand for?

A

Tactical Actions Officer

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Why get these pins?

What is CDCWO and what are his responsibilities?

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CDC watch Officer—Admin assistant to TAO—Senior enlisted or Officer

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Why get these pins?

What is SWC and what are his responsibilities?

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Ship?s Weapons Coordinator—Assist with Weapon selection—Senior OS or Officer

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Why get these pins?

What is RCP and what are his responsibilities?

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Remote Control Panel Operator—Operates CWIS?FC

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27
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Why get these pins?

What is TAS/RAM and what is it?

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Target Acquisition System/Rolling Airframe Guided Missile—FC operates

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28
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Why get these pins?

What are the responsibilities of the STRIKE?

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Checks AC mode II and Mode IV—OS

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29
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Why get these pins?

What is the main responsibility for the ASW module?

A

Subsurface picture for USW

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30
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Why get these pins?

Who controls the ZULU module?

A

Desron 9

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31
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Why get these pins?

What is the main job of Desron 9?

A

Control surface ships battle group.

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32
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Why get these pins?

Who has their own TAO in Zulu module?

A

Desron 9

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33
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Why get these pins?

What is GCCS/M?

A

Global Command and Control System/Maritime

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34
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Why get these pins?

What is the purpose of the EW module?

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To provide electronic support and Electronic attack to CDC and ALSG and to set EMCON

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Why get these pins?

What is the purpose of the ULQ-16?

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Pulse analyzer used to assist in evaluating signals

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36
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Why get these pins?

What is ES?

A

Electronic support- intercept enemy emissions

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37
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Why get these pins?

What is EA?

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Electronic Attack- jamming enemies electronics

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38
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Why get these pins?

What is EP?

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Electronic protection- Protects out forces from interception and exploitation of emissions

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39
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Why get these pins?

What is EMCON?

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Emission Control- used to hide our ship?s emitters from enemy detection

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40
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Why get these pins?

How many levels of Emcon do we have?

A

4

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41
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Why get these pins?

What are the levels of EMCON?

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Alpha- most restrictive, Bravo- Satellite vulnerability, Charlie-High value asset, Delta- least restrictive

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Why get these pins?

What is SSES?

A

Ship?s Signal Exploitation Space

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43
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Why get these pins?

What is TOP?

A

Tactical Operations Plot

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44
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Why get these pins?

What is the main job of TOP?

A

Track surface contacts, assist during man overboard

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45
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Why get these pins?

What is CATCC?

A

Carrier Air Traffic Control Center

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46
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Why get these pins?

What is the main job of CATCC?

A

Control ac departing and landing within 50NM around ship

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47
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Why get these pins?

What are the zones of ATC?

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Strike- beings ac from mission, hands off to CATCC at 50NM / Marshall- Take AC to 21NM, hands off to Approach / Approach- control AC from 21 t 8NM / Final- takes over at 8NM down to ?, hands of to LSO to the deck

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48
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Why get these pins?

What is the SPN 41?

A

Bull?s eye/landing aid—Independent Landing Monitor

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Why get these pins?

What is the SPN 43?

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Primary CATCC radar used for departure approach, marshall—Navy?s Air traffic control radar system

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50
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Why get these pins?

What is SP 46?

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Final Radar—PALS- precision approach landing system

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51
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Why get these pins?

What are the classifications of CVIC?

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Confidential, secret, top secret

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52
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Why get these pins?

What are the modules of CDC?

A

D&T, EW, Air Warfare, ASW, Zulu, TOP, and D&D

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53
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Why get these pins?

What is the purpose of D&T?

A

Control the ink and designate air contacts

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54
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Why get these pins?

What is the function of ASW?

A

Anti-submarine warfare

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Why get these pins?

What is the function of D&D?

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Make the tactical decisions for fighting the ships

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56
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Why get these pins?

What is the function of EW?

A

Electronic warfare

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57
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Why get these pins?

Who works in the EW mod?

A

CTTs

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58
Q

Why get these pins?

What is an OPREP 3 Pinnacle message, who does it go to?

A

Incidents of national interests, goes to the President, for ex Nuclear incident

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59
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Why get these pins?

What is PALS?

A

Precision Approach Landing System

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60
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Why get these pins?

What is an AIC?

A

Air Intercept Controller

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61
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Why get these pins?

What is ASTAC?

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Anti submarine tactical air controller

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62
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Why get these pins?

What does CIC stand for?

A

Combat information center

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63
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Why get these pins?

What is the primary mission of CIC/CDC?

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Relay pertinent tactical information to command a control stations

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64
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Why get these pins?

What is an OPLAN?

A

Operational plan

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65
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Why get these pins?

What is an operation plan?

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Complete formatted plan prepared well in advance for conducting military operations

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Why get these pins?

What is a radar repeater?

A

Used to detect and track surface and air contacts

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67
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Why get these pins?

What does GINGERBREAD mean?

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There is an intruder on the line (circuit)

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68
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Why get these pins?

What is the SPA-25?

A

Radar repeater used to detect track and display local tracks.

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69
Q

Why get these pins?

What type of ACDS do we have?

A

AN/SYQ-20, ACDS Block 1

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Why get these pins?

What does the ACDS do?

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Allows command and control of battle group tactical operations through censor?s weapons and intelligence sources.

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71
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Why get these pins?

What is the GCCS-M?

A

Global Command Control System Maritime.

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72
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Why get these pins?

What is the purpose of the GCCS-M?

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To formulate tactical decisions—long range near real time tactical display

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73
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Why get these pins?

What is data link 4A?

A

AKA Dolly —UHF communication link providing computer control communication between aircraft.

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74
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Why get these pins?

What is data link 11?

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AKA Gator—-High speed digital data link between TDS units . Used to exchange tracking information and weapons control orders.

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75
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Why get these pins?

What is data link 14?

A

AKA Beaver—-NO LONGER OB ABE LINCOLN

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76
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Why get these pins?

What is data link 16?

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AKA Timber—-High-speed digital UHF satellite communication link has anti-jam capabilities.

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77
Q

Why get these pins?

What is ECM?

A

Electronic Countermeasure

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78
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Why get these pins?

What are two types of ECM?

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Passive- receive only / Active- using electronic jamming—actions the enemy can detect

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79
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Why get these pins?

What is the dipping Sonar?

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Sonar that obtains range, bearing, Doppler info and listens and collects information by target echoes.

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Why get these pins?

What are sonobouys?

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Sonar?s that are dropped in the water and float on the surface to send and receive transmision

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Why get these pins?

What is the CDC?

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Combat direction center- responsible for the coordination of all matter pertaining to combat operations

82
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Why get these pins?

Which two modules of the CDC deal with anti-sub warfare?

A

ASW, and ZULU

83
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the SLQ-32(V)4?

A

Used for anti-ship missile defense by electronic jamming or to passively receive signals for id purposes—has 2 modes—ES and EA

84
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the SLQ-25/25A?

A

NIXIE- torpedo countermeasures?located on the fantail

85
Q

Why get these pins?

How many modes does the NIXIE have?

A

2- acoustic and magnetic

86
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the 3 phases of a ship trng cycle?

A

Basic, Intermediate, Advance

87
Q

Why get these pins?

What is CART?

A

Command Assessment of Readiness and Trng Team

88
Q

Why get these pins?

What is TSTA?

A

Tailored Ship?s Trng Availability

89
Q

Why get these pins?

What is FEP?

A

Final Evaluation Problem

90
Q

Why get these pins?

Who stands watch in the SSES?

A

YN, IT, CT

91
Q

Why get these pins?

Where is the SSES located?

A

Cos Pway on 03

92
Q

Why get these pins?

What does SNOOPIE stand for?

A

Ship Naval On Scene Observation Photo Intelligence Evaluators

93
Q

Why get these pins?

Which module is not in the CDC?

A

TOP- on O9

94
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the SSQ-82?

A

?mute? no longer used

95
Q

Why get these pins?

What does the track supervisor do?

A

Controls link pic

96
Q

Why get these pins?

Who is our air defense CDR?

A

USS Mobile Bay

97
Q

Why get these pins?

Who is out Sea Combat CDR?

A

Commodore

98
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the QWQC-2?

A

AKA Gurtrude—talks to subs, can hear torpedoes

99
Q

Why get these pins?

How many NIXIE mounts are there?

A

2

100
Q

Why get these pins?

What rates stand watch in CDC?

A

OS, FC, AW, EW

101
Q

Why get these pins?

Name the modules of CDC, and who stands watch and mission?

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Display & Decision / TAO, CDCWO, STRIKE, TAS / Final Tactical Picture = Air-Warfare / Air Intercept Controllers / Control aircraft tactically = ASW Module / AW?s / Control anit-submarine aircraft ? Helo?s or S-3B = Zulu Module / DESRON 31, SCAC / Surface Picture 32+NM & MIO = Detect & Tracking / Track Sup, ID OP / Link and airspace = EW Module / EW?s / Ships Emission Control = TOP / OS?s / Surface picture 32NM and in, Back up Navigation

102
Q

Why get these pins?

Who has weapons release authority for defense?

A

CO, TAO

103
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the SLQ-25A?

A

Torpedo Countermeasure-NIXIE

104
Q

Why get these pins?

What is EMCON and what are the levels?

A

Emissions Control ? A/B/C/D

105
Q

Why get these pins?

What levels of EMCON are the most & least restrictive?

A

Alpha / Delta

106
Q

Why get these pins?

What is MIO?

A

Maritime Interdiction Operations

107
Q

Why get these pins?

What is NEO?

A

Non-combatant Evacuation Operations

108
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Why get these pins?

Give an example of MIO?

A

Enforcement of sanctions, Drug Ops

109
Q

Why get these pins?

Give an Example of NEO?

A

Rescue of personnel from an Embassy

110
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Why get these pins?

What is WAS?

A

War at Sea

111
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the purpose of CVIC?

A

Top-Secret library, TARPS, brief and debrief pilots

112
Q

Why get these pins?

What is a LOGREQ?

A

Report sent to port call for ship?s needs / Brows, CHT, Phone lines, ETC.

113
Q

Why get these pins?

What is an OPREP 3 Navy Blue?

A

US NAVY interest / lost aircraft

114
Q

Why get these pins?

What is an OPREP 3 Pinnacle?

A

National Interest / nuclear accident

115
Q

Why get these pins?

What is a Unit SITREP?

A

Fleet or Ships interest / suicide

116
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the 3 phases of the ships training cycle?

A

LOA, CART, TSTA, FEP, COMPTUEX, JTFEX

117
Q

Why get these pins?

Define Marshall stack?

A

Holding pattern for aircraft to avoid collision / 21NM out and 6000FT up, every A/C add 1NM and 1000 FT

118
Q

Why get these pins?

Define CASE 1 flight ops?

A

Clear day, Unlimited Visibility and ceiling. 5NM / 3000 ft

119
Q

Why get these pins?

Define CASE 2 flight ops?

A

Over cast, Visibility up to 5 NM, ceiling 1000-3000 ft

120
Q

Why get these pins?

Define CASE 3 flight ops?

A

Night/Bad weather, Visibility less than 5NM, ceiling less than 1000 ft

121
Q

Why get these pins?

Name the flight deck lights.

A

BLUE ? HERO, RED ? Foul Deck, AMBER ? 5 minutes to flight ops, GREEN ? Go for flight ops

122
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the responsibilities of the TAO?

A

Acts as an advisor for the CO, Operated from Display and Decision, only person besides the CO that has release authority

123
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the functions of the IFF modes?

A

Mode 1: Mission Code, Mode 2: Unit ID, Mode 3: Civ and Mil Air traffic Control, Mode 4: Military ID, Mode 5: Altitude

124
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the function of the TACAN?

A

Highest antenna on the mast, provides a homing frequency for the ac that provides bearing and range for pilots

125
Q

Why get these pins?

What are some environmental factors that have an affect on radar?

A

Atmospheric conditions- effects refection- radar wavelength-earth?s curvature / Sea return- makes it difficult to track close in contacts / Weather- Clouds and rain clutter the radar scope

126
Q

Why get these pins?

What is MIO?

A

Maritime Interdiction Operations—designed to Impose restrictive maritime sanctions on designated countries

127
Q

Why get these pins?

What is NEO?

A

Non-Combatant Evacuation Operations—-quick and safe removal of US forces from designated areas

128
Q

Why get these pins?

What is SAR?

A

Search and Rescue—used to assist personnel and property in potential or actual distress

129
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the SPS 49?

A

Long range 2-D air search radar

130
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the range of the SPS 49?

A

Min- 500 yds max- 256 NM

131
Q

Why get these pins?

Where is the SPS 49 located?

A

On he mast aft of the island

132
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the ACDS?

A

Advanced Combat Direction System

133
Q

Why get these pins?

Where is the ACDC console located?

A

In the CDC

134
Q

Why get these pins?

What does the ACDS do?

A

Integrates ships sensors, weapons and intelligence

135
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the SPS 48?

A

Long range- 3D radar, the primary air search radar

136
Q

Why get these pins?

Where is the SPS-48 located?

A

Above the signal bridge

137
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the distance of the SPS-48?

A

5000yds, max 220NM

138
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the MK23?

A

2D fire control radar used to detect and track high-speed small targets

139
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the range distance of the MK23?

A

Min 2000 yds, max 25NM

140
Q

Why get these pins?

What is CVIC?

A

Carrier Intelligence center- brief/debrief pilots, gives indications and warnings, and provides strike-mission planning

141
Q

Why get these pins?

Which two radars detect all air contact?

A

SPS-48/SPS-49

142
Q

Why get these pins?

How many CDC modules do we have OB?

A

7

143
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the primary job of the CDC?

A

To gather, process, display, evaluate, and disseminate information

144
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the CDC?s secondary job?

A

Assist the bridge

145
Q

Why get these pins?

What are OSs?

A

Air intercept controllers or AIC

146
Q

Why get these pins?

What is IFF?

A

Identification friend or foe—used to determine if an AC or ship is an ally

147
Q

Why get these pins?

What does TAO stand for?

A

Tactical Actions Officer

148
Q

Why get these pins?

What is CDCWO and what are his responsibilities?

A

CDC watch Officer—Admin assistant to TAO—Senior enlisted or Officer

149
Q

Why get these pins?

What is SWC and what are his responsibilities?

A

Ship?s Weapons Coordinator—Assist with Weapon selection—Senior OS or Officer

150
Q

Why get these pins?

What is RCP and what are his responsibilities?

A

Remote Control Panel Operator—Operates CWIS?FC

151
Q

Why get these pins?

What is TAS/RAM and what is it?

A

Target Acquisition System/Rolling Airframe Guided Missile—FC operates

152
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the responsibilities of the STRIKE?

A

Checks AC mode II and Mode IV—OS

153
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the main responsibility for the ASW module?

A

Subsurface picture for USW

154
Q

Why get these pins?

Who controls the ZULU module?

A

Desron 9

155
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the main job of Desron 9?

A

Control surface ships battle group.

156
Q

Why get these pins?

Who has their own TAO in Zulu module?

A

Desron 9

157
Q

Why get these pins?

What is GCCS/M?

A

Global Command and Control System/Maritime

158
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the purpose of the EW module?

A

To provide electronic support and Electronic attack to CDC and ALSG.

159
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the purpose of the SLQ-32(V)4?

A

Used to identify radar emissions and if required to perform, defensive jamming

160
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the purpose of the ULQ-16?

A

Pulse analyzer used to assist in evaluating signals

161
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the SLA-10B?

A

Used to mask own ship?s radar

162
Q

Why get these pins?

What is ES?

A

Electronic support- intercept enemy emissions

163
Q

Why get these pins?

What is EA?

A

Electronic Attack- jamming enemies electronics

164
Q

Why get these pins?

What is EP?

A

Electronic protection- Protects out forces from interception and exploitation of emissions

165
Q

Why get these pins?

What is EMCON?

A

Emission Control- used to hide our ship?s emitters from enemy detection

166
Q

Why get these pins?

How many levels of Emcon do we have?

A

4

167
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the levels of EMCON?

A

Alpha- most restrictive, Bravo- Satellite vulnerability, Charlie-High value asset, Delta- least restrictive

168
Q

Why get these pins?

What is SSES?

A

Ship?s Signal Exploitation Space

169
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the link prowords?

A

Link 4A-Dolly, Link 11- Alligator, Link 14- Beaver- no long OB, Like 16- Timber

170
Q

Why get these pins?

What is TOP?

A

Tactical Operations Plot

171
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the main job of TOP?

A

Track surface contacts, assist during man overboard

172
Q

Why get these pins?

What is CATCC?

A

Carrier Air Traffic Control Center

173
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the main job of CATCC?

A

Control ac departing and landing within 50NM around ship

174
Q

Why get these pins?

How many zones of ATC are there?

A

4

175
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the zones of ATC?

A

Strike- beings ac from mission, hands off to CATCC at 50NM / Marshall- Take AC to 21NM, hands off to Approach / Approach- control AC from 21 t 8NM / Final- takes over at *NM down to ?, hands of to LSO to the deck

176
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the SPN 41?

A

Bull?s eye/landing aid—Independent Landing Monitor

177
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the SPN 43?

A

Primary CATCC radar used for departure approach, marshall—Navy?s Air traffic control radar system

178
Q

Why get these pins?

What is SP 46?

A

Final Radar—PALS- precision approach landing system

179
Q

Why get these pins?

What is a marshall stack?

A

A safe means to arrange AC waiting to land on carrier to prevent collision and confusion

180
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the classifications of CVIC?

A

Confidential, secret, top secret

181
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the four zones of ACC?

A

Strike, marshall, approach, final

182
Q

Why get these pins?

What are the modules of CDC?

A

D&T, EW, Air Warfare, ASW, Zulu, TOP, and D&D

183
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the purpose of D&T?

A

Control the ink and designate air contacts

184
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the function of ASW?

A

Anti-submarine warfare

185
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the function of D&D?

A

Make the tactical decisions for fighting the ships

186
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the function of EW?

A

Electronic warfare

187
Q

Why get these pins?

What are 3 pieces of equipment in the EW module and what is the function of each?

A

SLQ-32 Classifying emitters, WLR-1 Jamming hostile emitters, SSQ-82 override for ship?s emitters

188
Q

Why get these pins?

What is a LOGREQ?

A

A logistic request—must be submitted 48-72 hours prior to expected arrival

189
Q

Why get these pins?

What is an OPREP 3 Pinnacle message, who does it go to?

A

Incidents of national interests, goes to the President, for ex Nuclear incident

190
Q

Why get these pins?

What is an OPREP 3 Navy Blue, who does it go to?

A

Incidents of Naval Interest, goes to the CNO, ex plane crash, suicide

191
Q

Why get these pins?

What is a unit Sitrep?

A

Any incident not meeting OPREP criteria

192
Q

Why get these pins?

What is SORTS?

A

Status of resources and Training

193
Q

Why get these pins?

What is PALS?

A

Precision Approach Landing System

194
Q

Why get these pins?

What is an AIC?

A

Air Intercept Controller

195
Q

Why get these pins?

What is ASTAC?

A

Anti submarine tactical air controller

196
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the operations officer responsible for?

A

Responsible to the CO on combat and operational information required for ship?s mission

197
Q

Why get these pins?

What does CIC stand for?

A

Combat information center

198
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the CIC CDC Officer responsible for?

A

Responsible to the ops officer for trng the CIC and maintaining CDc equipment

199
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the Communications officer responsible for?

A

Responsible to the CO for visual and electronic exterior communication equipment

200
Q

Why get these pins?

What is the primary mission of CIC/CDC?

A

Relay pertinent tactical information to command a control stations

ESWS (16 decks)

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