Phase 1&2 Flashcards

1
Q

What does SORM stand for?

A

Standard Organization and Regulations Manual.

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2
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What is the SORM?

A

Command specific procedures and instructions.

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3
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List the administrative COC.

A

SECNAV, CNO, then operating forces.

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4
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List the operational COC.

A

President, SECDEF, CDR of unified command, then operational forces.

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5
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POTUS.

A

Donald Trump.

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6
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Vice President.

A

Mike Pence.

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7
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SECDEF.

A

James Mattis.

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8
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SECNAV.

A

Richard Spencer.

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9
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CNO.

A

Admiral John Richardson.

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10
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MCPON.

A

Master Chief Steven Giordano.

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11
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What are the 6 Fleet Master Chiefs.

A

Pacific, Atlantic, Naval Force Europe, material command, shore activities, and Naval education and training.

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12
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What is the CO’s responsibility?

A

Those under his or her command and their actions.

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13
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What is the XO’s responsibility?

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For the organization, performance of duty, and good order and discipline of the entire command.

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14
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CMC is in charge of what program?

A

The wings.

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15
Q

The CO is in charge of what?

A

The pilot training and safety.

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16
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What is OPREP?

A

Operational report. It notifies unauthorized possible detonation of nuclear weapon risking nuclear war.

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17
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What is MOVEREP?

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Movement report. It’s the primary source of location information for the ship.

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18
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What is LOGREQ?

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Logistical Requirements for the ship prior to 48hr arrival to port.

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19
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What is SORTS?

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Status of requirement and training support. A ship’s warfare status conditions of readiness for operations.

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20
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What is SITREP?

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Situation report. A report of incidents not meeting OPREP-3 special incident criteria.from officer to higher authorities.

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21
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ROC.

A

Required operational capabilities. Projects quantity and locations of assets are needed.

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22
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POE.

A

Projected operational environment. Projects quantity and location of assests needed.

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23
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PACOM.

A

Pacific command. Hawaii.

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24
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EUCOM.

A

European command. Germany.

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25
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SOUTHCOM.

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Southern command. Florida.

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26
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CENTCOM.

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Central command. Florida.

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27
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NORTHCOM.

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Northern command. Colorado.

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28
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SOCOM.

A

Special operations command. Florida.

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29
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TRANSCOM.

A

Transportation command. Illinois.

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30
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STRATCOM.

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Strategic command. Nebraska.

31
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AFRICOM.

A

Africal command. Germany.

32
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2nd fleet.

A

Operates Atlantic ocean. In Virginia.

33
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3rd fleet.

A

Operates Eastern Pacific ocean. In California.

34
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4th fleet.

A

Operates Caribbean, Central and South America. In Florida.

35
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5th fleet.

A

Operates Arabian/Persian Gulf and Indian ocean. In Bahrain.

36
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6th fleet.

A

Operates Mediterranean/ Black Sea. In Italy.

37
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7th fleet.

A

Operates Western Pacific/Indian ocean. In Japan.

38
Q

10th fleet.

A

Operates with 2nd to 7th fleet. In Maryland.

39
Q

Military Sealift Command (MSC).

A

Operates in Atlantic, Pacific, Europe, Middle East, and Far East. In Virginia.

40
Q

Ship. AE.

A

ammunition ship. delivers ammo and missles to ships.

41
Q

Ship. AD.

A

destroyer tender. mobile base and repair facilities, fuel/ammo/stores supply for destroyers and destroyer escorts.

42
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Ship. AFS.

A

combat stores ship. underway replenishing service for battle groups.

43
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Ship. AS.

A

submarine tender.

44
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Ship. CG.

A

guided missle cruiser. protects land/air attacks and gunfire to land ops.

45
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Ship. AO.

A

carries fuel and petroleum products.

46
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Ship. AOE.

A

largest aux ship carrying missle, fuel, ammo, and general cargo.

47
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Ship. CV/CVN.

A

carrier/nuclear powered carrier. carry, launches, retrieve and handle combat aircrafts.

48
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Ship.DD/ DDG.

A

destroyer/ guided missle destroyer. multipurpose ship for any naval ops offensive and defensive against subs and ships.

49
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Ship. FFG.

A

guided missle frigates. open ocean escort and patrol.

50
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Ship. LCC.

A

amphibious command ship. provides accommodations, command, and communication facilities.

51
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Ship. LHA.

A

amphibious assault ship. embark, deploy, and land Marines.

52
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Ship. LHD.

A

amphibious warfare ship. coverts from assault ship to antisub warfare ship.

53
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Ship. LPD.

A

amphibious transport dock. transport troops and equipment.

54
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Ship. LPH.

A

amphibious assault ship. embark/transport/land troops and their equipment via helo.

55
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Ship. LSD.

A

dock landing ship. troop and equipment transport.

56
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Ship. MCS.

A

mine countermeasures support ship. only one USS Inchon.

57
Q

objectives of first aid.

A

PMS (prevent or treat for shock/ maintain breathing/stop bleeding).

58
Q

fracture protocol.

A

don’t push bone back in if poking out of skin.

59
Q

sucking chest wound protocol.

A

CAB (check circulation, airway, breathing).

60
Q

abdominal evisceration.

A

if organs protruding, no pressure on intestines and don’t put it back in.

61
Q

massive hemorrhage with amputation.

A

tourniquate 2-3in away from wound and not over joint. “T=time” on gorehead. never release tourniquate.

62
Q

lacerations.

A

appropriate emergency trauma dressing with T=time on forehead.

63
Q

electrical shock.

A

scene is safe, secure power, conductive material to move victim to safe place.

64
Q

smoke inhalation.

A

move victim out of area of smoke and its boundaries. CAB. treat with O2!

65
Q

burns. 1st/2nd/3rd.

A

determine degree of burn. 1st: red, mild pain. 2nd:red, blister,severe pain. 3rd: charrred skin, pain depends on nerve damage. don’t break blisters or removed charred clothing from skin.

66
Q

most painful burns.

A

second degree.

67
Q

how to determine percentage of burns on degree.

A

“rule of nines” half arm 4.5%, whole arm 9, private area 1, the rest 9%

68
Q

hypothermia.

A

remove wet clothes, cover with dry blanket, treat for shock, keep warm,no food or water.

69
Q

heat stress.

A

identify as heat related injury, move to shade, cool patient (remove excess clothes, water drench, good vent)

70
Q

puncture wound.

A

do not removed penetrating objects. stabilize object and bandage wound.

71
Q

ways to control bleeding.

A

direct pressure, pressure points, and tourniquets.

72
Q

dislocations.

A

don’t attempt to reduce dislocations (no hip!)

73
Q

sprains.

A

RICE (rest, ice, compress, elevate). no heat pack until 24hrs of last iceing.