TEST QUESTIONS Flashcards
When was the EAWS program established?
1980
When did it become mandatory for all Sailors assigned and serving on an eligible command or platform? (EAWS)
August 2010
What is the SORM used for?
to issue policy governing USS Abraham Lincoln organization, regulations, and administrative procedures
What are the three objectives of first aid?
to prevent further injury, infection, and loss of life
How many methods are there to control bleeding?
4
What are the four methods to control bleeding?
-direct pressure
-elevation
-pressure points
tourniquets (last resort)
What is cardiogenic shock?
Heart is damaged and unable to supply sufficient blood to body (heart attack or CHF)
How many types of shock are there and what are they?
5
-Septic
-Anaphylactic
-Cardiogenic
-Hypovolemic
-Neurogenic
What does CPR stand for?
cardio pulmonary resuscitation
What does AED stand for?
Automated external defibrillator
What is the ratio of compressions to breaths for CPR?
30 compressions and 2 breaths
What constitutes a Class C Mishap?
- Total cost reportable material or property damage is 50K or more but less than 500k
-Non fatal injury causes any loss of time beyond the day/shift on which it occurred
-non-fatal illness or disease that cause loss of time from work/disability at any time. Reporting purposes mishaps are hose which result in 5 or more lost work days beyond the date of the injury/illness
How many types of chemical agents are there and what are they?
4
-Nerve
-Blister
-Choking
-Blood
What does MOPP stand for?
Mission oriented protective posture
What does the fire triangle include?
Heat, fuel, oxygen
What is HALON 1211?
Bromochlorodifluoromethane
-used for class B and C fires
Who wears white jerseys?
-Safety
-Air transport officer
-LSO
-Squadron plane inspector
-Medical
Who wears a white jersey with no cranial?
Landing signal officer (LSO)
What is the MO?
Maintenance Officer
-department head of the maintenance department
What is the AMO?
Aircraft Maintenance Officer
-Aircraft maintenance officer/assistant maintenance officer
How long is a turnaround good for?
24 hours and no flight occurs during this period, no maintenance other than servicing
When was NATOPS established by the Navy?
1961
What was the final major standardization program and when was it initiated?
NATOPS 1961
How many men were enrolled in the Ground Scholl Program at MIT?
14
What was the name and designation of the Navy’s first carrier and when was it commissioned?
USS Langley (CV-1)
20 Mar 1922
What was the significance of the battle of midway?
Turning point of the pacific theater, all four Japanese carriers sank
What 3 US carriers were at the Battle of Midway?
Hornet, Enterprise, and Yorktown
The USS Abraham Lincoln was the __ aircraft carrier in the Nimitz Class at an initial cost of ____
-5th carrier
-3.5 billion
When was the Lincoln’s keel laid?
3NOV1984
When was the Lincoln christened and launched?
13FEB1988
Who was the USS Abraham Lincoln’s first CO and when was the Lincoln commissioned?
CAPT William B. Hayden
-11NOV1989
What are some things that the Abraham Lincoln’s namesake is known for?
- 16th president
- known as the president who saved the union from dissolution during the civil war
- Issued the Emancipation Proclamation
- Issued the Gettysburg Address
-First president to be assassinated
How many law of motion are there?
3
What is a JCN?
9 character alphanumeric code that is the basis for data collection
How many basic core capabilities are there?
6
Who is the Air Officer (air boss)?
CDR Porter
During flight operations how many stations are manned in PRI-FLY?
9
What are the 9 manned stations of PRI-FLY?
-Air boss
-Mini boss
-Primary Flight control supervisor
-land/launch record keeper
-ISIS computer operator
-forward spotter
-aft spotter
-recovery equipment controller
-FLOLS controller
Who wears a white jersey and no cranial?
Landing Signal Officer (LSO)
What is the principal source of energy and is supplied to the catapults by the ship’s reactor?
Steam
How many stations are manned in Hangar Deck Control?
3
How are the Aircraft Elevator Deck edges identified?
6 inch by 12 inch red-and-yellow line
What does CATCC stand for?
Carrier Air Traffic Control Center
What does CDC stand for?
Combat Direction Center
How many positions are manned in AirOps during flight operations?
5
What are the conditions for CASE II flight ops?
cloudy day ceiling and visibility in the carrier control zone no lower than 1000ft and 5 NM respectively
What is the SPN 41 referred to as?
ICLS (Instrument Carrier Landing System) or “Bulls Eye”
What is the SPN 46 referred to as?
-PALS (precision approach landing system)
-Easy rider
-Needles
What does the SPN 46 do?
-Enables carrier pilots to perform instrument approaches under either manual or automatic control
-system consists of a precision tracking radar coupled to a computer and data link that provides continuous azimuth and elevation information to aircraft and shipboard controllers
What does EMCON stand for?
Emissions Control
What is EMCON used for?
-Used for electronic system to deny information to the enemy for determining the location of the carrier
-when imposed, radio transmissions between pilots and between pilots and carrier control agencies are held to minimum necessary for safety of flight
What is the 99 transmission?
broadcast of information of collective information of collective interest to all aircraft on a particular radio frequency
What is Ball?
pilot report indicating that the visual landing aid is in sight
What is BRC?
Base recovery course
-ships magnetic heading during flight operations
What is BINGO?
- order to proceed and land at the field specified, utilizing a bingo profile
- aircraft is considered to be in an emergency/fuel critical situation
-bearing, distance, and destination shall be provided
What is CHARLIE?
-signal for aircraft to land aboard the ship
-number suffix indicates time delay before landing
What is CLARA?
Pilot transmission indicating pilot does not have the ball in site
What is FOX CORPEN?
Ships true heading during flight operations
What is Hook Skip?
When an aircraft’s hook skips over the arresting gear cables, resulting in a bolter
What is KILO report?
pilot coded report indicating aircraft mission readiness
What is Mother?
term referring to the ship
What is NORDO?
No radio: aircraft unable to transmit by radio
What is Parrot?
term used in pilot/controller communications to refer to aircrafts transponder
What is Pigeons?
Magnetic bearing and distance to the carrier, divert field or other geographical position from aircraft’s position
What is port holding pattern?
-case 1 jet and turbo prop aircraft holding pattern is a left hand, 5-mile maximum pattern tangent to the BRC or expected BRC w/ the ship in a 3 o’clock position of holding pattern
-altitude is assigned via landing orders as established in ship/air wing doctrine
What is Red light?
local time at which a helicopter will no longer be SAR capable/has approx 30 minutes of flight time remaining
What is retro report?
Report give to the COD aircraft by marshal providing off load info on passengers, mail, cargo, or any pertinent info
What is Spin?
-Signal given to one or more aircraft indicating a departure and reentry into the break
-command “spin” may be issued by either the air officer or flight leader
What is Star Board Holding Pattern?
-Right-handed racetrack pattern between 045 and 135- relative to the BRC for COD aircraft and 045 and 100 relative to the BRC for helicopters
-COD aircraft 500ft, 100ft if approved by CV primary, and helicopters 300ft or below
What is sweet?
term used in Pilot/controller communications indicating that aircraft or shipboard systems/equipment are operative (sweet tanker, sweet father, sweet bullseye)
What is Tally-ho?
pilot report indicating a target (aircraft/ship) has been visually acquired
What is Yo-Yo?
Aircraft that launch w/ one even and recover w/ the previous event
Who is the Department Head of AIMD?
AIMD Maintenance Officer or the MO (CDR Hutton)
What work centers are in IM-2?
- Airframes (A/F)
- Power plants (P/P)
- Para Loft (LOFT)
What departments/rates work in the METCAL Shop?
-Departments
+Reactor
+Engineering
+Air
-Rates
+MM’s
+EM’s
+AB’s
+ET’s
+AT’s
What is a JCN?
9 or 11 digit alphanumeric number assigned to a particular maintenance action
What is the Weapons Department Head referred to as?
Gun Boss
(CDR Stanley)
How many .50 cal mounts does the ship have?
10
How are the .50 cal mounts numbered?
50-59
What does a light blue band on ammunition mean?
Practice or Dummy ammo
What is the MK 15 Phalanx also known as?
CIWS
How many NSSMS do we have?
2
How many directors do each NSSMS have?
2 each (4 total)
What radar is long range 2-D, Secondary Air search W/ long range of 500 yards to 250 nautical miles?
AN/SPS-49
What radar is long range 3-D, primary air search w/ range of 5,000 yards to 220 nautical miles?
AN/SPS-48
What radar is know as the “bullseye”?
AN/SPN-41
What do the HSM squadrons fly?
MH-60R
What do the HSC squadrons fly?
MH-60S
What manual prescribes general information/procedures for operation/support of aircraft onboard?
NAVAIR 00-80T-105
