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Routine OPS exam Flashcards

1
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Contact Actuated Mines

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horn
Snagline
Antenna / Floatwire

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Influence Actuated Mines

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Acoustic
Magnetic
Pressure

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Mechanical Minesweeping

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tether between two boats cutting lines tethering mine to the sea floor

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Mine Threat Warning Yellow

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General Call, “Assume the Second Degree of Mine Warfare Readiness. Mine Detection Team close-up. Assume the Sonar Quiet State” (repeated)

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Mine Threat warning Red

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Ship will be brought to Action Stations. If the threat is suspected to be acoustic, amplify the pipe to include “Assume Ultra Quiet State”; otherwise amplify with “Assume Sonar Quiet State”

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assume Quiet State

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There will be certain engineering restrictions laid out in the Ship’s Quiet Running Bill. This will inform the Engineering Dept. to switch to the quietest engine/motor available, and dependant on the quiet state, switch off some services.

The MCR will report to you when they’ve made their engineering changes (can take up to 30 minutes) and the POOW will confirm that signs have been switched. Everyone off-watch goes to their rack and stays there

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CBRNO is the

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XO

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Citadel

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positive pressure, filtered air, and live in CBRN area enviro

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CBRN Fitted System
PRE WET

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fine mist spray
wic away bad shit during CBRN attack

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10
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Cooperative Boarding
Uncooperative Boarding
Obstructed Boarding
Opposed Boarding

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follow direction,
no conflict
docs paperwork
manifest

slow to comply
no assistance
no manifest

refuses / fails to respond
passive resistance

Shooting
manuvering
fouling Gear

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Ops Green
Yellow
Red

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green - weapons down
yellow - weapons on safe - our ship is at boarding stations until lowered to green
red - guns up, doesnt happen

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12
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Boarding Stations as bridge team

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bridge team / .50 cal crew
Operations Room
Evidence Gathering Team
NBP
MCR - 2gt cross con
Boats Crew Lowers

Maintain postion of dominance

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13
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Position of Dominan ce

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pointing .57mm
and .50 mm

ship on stbd, 500 y displaced in line with briege or crew muster area
so we can cover our boat for lauching

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14
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Zombie code word

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unexpected un co operative crew member during boarding

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15
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OOW Boarding PIPE

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NIXIE

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Towed acoustic torpedo decoy system. Active electronic signal to be generated as an acoustic signal that jams, decoys or confuses the torpedo. Codename FANFARE

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Codename FANFARE

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the NIXIE acoustic array

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CANTASS

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CANTASS: Canadian Towed Array Sonar System
Low range, low frequency passive towed line array sensor

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Types of torpedo on Sea King:

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Up to 2 Mk 46 mod 5 Torpedo. Uses acoustic homing

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20
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Factors for sound velocity: Increases with: (3)

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depth, temperature, salinity -
Most useful to estimate is temperature, it is measured using BATHY.

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21
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SUB : SSK:

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Diesel/Electric Conventional Submarine - stealthy, slow speed, defensive platform, limited range and endurance

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SUB : SSN:

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Attack Submarine, Nuclear Powered - long range, high speed attack submarine

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SUB : SSGN:

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Attack Submarine, Guided Missile, Nuclear Powered - large amounts of vertical launch cruise missiles (SLCM)

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SUB : SSBN:

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Submarine, Ballistic Missile, Nuclear Powered - launching ICBMs, nuclear strategic deterrent submarine.

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SUB : SSM:

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Diesel/Electric Midget Submarine - mostly for ISR (intelligence surveillance recon) and Special Forces insertion, limited ASuW, predominantly littoral

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SUB : SSP:

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Diesel/Electric Conventional Submarine with AIP - Air Independent Propulsion assisted, can charge batteries while submerged, great range and endurance

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River City States - information going off a ship - 4 River City States

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RC4 - Normal ops (least restrictive)

RC3 - Restricted bandwidth - considered for bandwidth requirements (video, large files, etc.), includes discontinuation of DWAN web browsing, unclass emails - limited duration

RC2 - Restricted access - task group contingency planning and ops, opposed MIO ops and high visibility/threat area port visits

RC1 - Most restrictive - hostilities, mass casualties, missing vessel or craft, MOB, fires, delicate situations that could result in international incident

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28
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Capabilities and limitations of MPA (Aurora)

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Sensors:
Visual sensor suite for long-range ID
ISAR: Inverse synthetic aperture radar, gives a profile of the contact which allows the MPA to identify the class of the vessel
B-SCAN: Gives the length of the vessel

Can carry weapons such as harpoons

Capabilities for ASW
Visually (feathers)
Sonobuoys
MAD (Magnetic Anomaly Detector)

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29
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Sub threat warnings
Red: Attack imminent or underway
Yellow: Attack is probable
White: Attack not probable

A

Red: Attack imminent or underway

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30
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Sub threat warnings - Yellow

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Yellow: Attack is probable

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31
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Sub threat warnings - White

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White: Attack not probable

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32
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What are the submarine contact classifications?

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33
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What are the submarine contact classifications?

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34
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What are the submarine contact classifications?

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35
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What are the submarine contact classifications?

CERTSUB:

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Contact sighted and positively identified as a submarine

36
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What are the submarine contact classifications?

PROBSUB:

A

Cumulative evidence says it’s a sub (as sure as you can be without seeing it)

37
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What are the submarine contact classifications?

POSSUB:

A

(High 3,4 and Low 1,2) May be a sub, but insufficient evidence to declare PROBSUB (maybe a sub, maybe not)

38
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POSSUB LOW:
POSSUB HIGH: More likely than POSSUB LOW to be a sub but insufficient evidence to be a PROBSUB

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Probably not a sub but can’t complete rule it out.

39
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POSSUB HIGH:

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More likely than POSSUB LOW to be a sub but insufficient evidence to be a PROBSUB

40
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Alert:

A

weapon or A/C can be launched, fired or airborne in ___ minutes

41
Q

Alligator:

A

Link 11

42
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Backpacker:

A

Unit smuggling weapons

43
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Backstop:

A

unit stationed between contact and the protected force

44
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Backstage:

A

CSNI chat

45
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Ball:

A

ASW helo transducer

46
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Beadwindow:

A

your last transmission disclosed an element of friendly information

47
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Bertha:

A

AEW search radar equipment

48
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Bingo:

A

Fuel state needing recovery, am proceeding to specified base, field or carrier

49
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Bloodhound:

A

ASW torpedo in a circle search mode

50
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Buster:

A

Fly at max continuous speed

51
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Chatter:

A

Communications gamming

52
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Chicks:

A

Friendly A/C

53
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Chop:

A

Change of operational control

54
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Cobra:

A

ASW torpedo operating is GASS mode

55
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Cobra loose:

A

I have launched an ASW torpedo operating is GASS mode on a bearing of ___

56
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Cowboys:

A

Ship(s) of a Search Attach Unit (SAU)

57
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Crackers:

A

Sound Underwater Signals (SUS) or practice depth charges (PDC) explosives

58
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Fanfare:

A

Towed anti-torpedo acoustic noise maker (NIXIE)

59
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Freddie:

A

C/S for Aircraft Controlling unit

60
Q

TUCKER

A

BOFORS 57mm MK3

  • 60 rounds apeace

121

61
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CIWS

A

close in weapon system.

62
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SMART S

A

3D Radar
elevation on aircraft coming in

63
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SIRIUS

A

EOIR CamerasPassive Sensor

looking for

1 Supersonic sea skim (sss)
2 Sub sonic Sea Sk ( sbs)
3 Fighter Bomber Air (FBA)
4 Surface Vess

64
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FIRE Control Radar

A

work work weapon system

65
Q

ELISRA / Sea Seatch

A

build picture for threat assignment for CMS PASSIVE SENSORS

66
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RAMSES

A

reprogrammable advacned multimode shipboard electronic countermeasure system

Blast out info and Jam fire controlled radar to missile

67
Q

MASS

A

multi aMO sOFT kill system

seduce / distract missiles

68
Q

Gingerbread:

A

Voice imitative deception is suspected on this net

69
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Hooker:

A

fishing or other small craft

70
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Kick:
Waltz:
Dance:

A

shift line number ___ to frequency column ___ as indicated

one unit to remain back on the onld frequency for a time indicated and conduct parallel keying

Shift all lines to comm plan xx

71
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Pelican:

A

Long range MPA capable of both search and attack

72
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Racket:

A

Intercepted electronic emission had been assigned to a number to the trackblock

73
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Serpent:

A

Towed array system by ships or subs (CANTASS)

74
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Stovepipe:

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A predesignated area in which a designated submarine may operate and other submarines are to keep clear

75
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Touchdown:

A

Boats have contacted the beach

76
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Tucker:

A

Main gun armament

77
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Vampire:

A

Hostile guided missile

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A
79
Q

MISSILES 4 types

A

RADAR
INFRARED
ECLECTRO OPTICAL
PASSIVE

80
Q

Hard Kill

A

munitions based solutions to destroy with threats

81
Q

GUNS
Air Specific Ammo

A

3p
PFHE
BLP ( trainign )
NFVT (training )

82
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SOFT KILL SYSTEM

A

seduce
dilf
rocket chaff
jamming

83
Q

what factors considered during the detect to engage /leyered defence

A

ROE
De-escalation
Warnings

84
Q

Differnece between point and area defence

A
85
Q

what are three ways that a missile can be guided ?

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