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1
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What does RHIB stand for and what is capacity?

A

Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat/1900 LBS

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2
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What’s special about conrep station 21?

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Only single probe sending station

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3
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What is the UNREP receiving transfer stations?

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Double Probe Receiver

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4
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How long is the Phone and Distance Line?

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300 ft.

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5
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SPS-48

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Long Range 3-D Bearing Range and Altitude. air search radar Min. range 5,000 yards, max range 220 nautical miles

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6
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SPS-49

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Long Range 2-D air search radar. Min. range 500 yards, max range 256 nautical miles.

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7
Q

How many missiles does the RAM hold?

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21

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8
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What are the four D’s of weapons?

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Detection, Direction, Delivery, Destruction

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9
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What radar replaced the MK 23 TAS?

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AN/SPQ 9B

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10
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LINK 4A

A

DOLLY

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11
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LINK 11

A

ALLIGATOR

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12
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LINK 16

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TIMBER

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13
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Combat Direction Center

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CDC, air contacts

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14
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Emission Control (EMCON)

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longest range early detection, first indication of an ASCM attack

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15
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Strike Mission:

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A mission designed to destroy specified targets at known locations. Objective is to reduce enemy’s war-making capacity and logistic capability.

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16
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Length of the Flight deck

A

1092 feet

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17
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Overall Length of the ship

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1115 feet and 4 inches

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18
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Highest point of the ship

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206 feet and 6 inches

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19
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ship’s displacement

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95,000 tons

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20
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SPN 41

A

ILM (Independant Landing Monitor or “Bullseye”

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21
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SPN 43

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Primary shipboard air traffic control surveillance radar. “Marshall”

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22
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SPN 46

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PALS (Precision Aircraft Landing System), or “Easy Rider:

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23
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Purpose of NS-60 mobile crash crane (Tilly)

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To remove disabled aircraft from the landing area

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24
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Red flight deck status light

A

foul/closed deck

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25
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green flight deck status light

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clear/open deck

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26
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amber flight deck status light

A

2 mins to launch. during helo ops: start/shut down engines

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27
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blue flight deck status light

A

HERO

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28
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Catapults

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Steam powered, 4: 2 on the bow and 2 on the angle deck. Numbered from starboard to port 1,2,3,4.

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29
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Where is the AFFF loop located?

A

03 level

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30
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How many methods are there to operate steering?

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4

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31
Q

Early warning/command & control airwing

A

E-2

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32
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Logistics airwing

A

C-2/SH-60

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33
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CHT tanks (amount and locations)

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5 tanks, 3 aft, 1 mid, and 1 forward. Collection Holding and Transfer

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34
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List control tanks

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10 5 port and 5 starboard

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35
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Deaerating feed tanks (DFT)

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Remove air from the condensate to reduce corrosion prior to the DFT.

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36
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What are the functions of the DFT and what PSI and degree does it operate at?

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3 functions: pre heats, stores, and daerates. 30 psi, 260 to 270 degrees.

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37
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HP (High Pressure) air PSI

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3,500 - 4,200 PSI

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38
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Four phases of the basic refrigeration cycle

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Compression, evaporation, expansion, and condensation.

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39
Q

O2N2 Plants

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2 on board, hangar bay 1 port side, hangar bay 3 starboard side.

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40
Q

A coil

A

Used to counteract ships athwartship permanent and induced magnetization. Auto coil.

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41
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M coil

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Wrapped around the ship on a horizontal plane. Manual coil. Used to counteract vertical permanent and vertical induced magnetization.

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42
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FI-QI coil

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Used to counteract ship’s longitudinal induced magnetization. Automatic coil

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43
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FI-QP coil

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same as FI-QI but permanent magnetization

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44
Q

Ship service power

A

60 Hz/450 VAC

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45
Q

EDG

A

Emergency Diesel Generators

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46
Q

Distilling plants, how many and locations?

A

4, 1 & 2 in MMR1, 3 & 4 in MMR2

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47
Q

Distilling plants, how many gallons per day + total?

A

100,000 gallons per day for a total of 400,000 gallons.

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48
Q

SSTG

A

Ships Service Turbine Generator

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49
Q

Locatioin of SSTG’s

A

1 & 2 in MMR1, 3 & 4 in MMR2

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50
Q

SSTG rating

A

4160 Volts, 1388 amps, 3 phases

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51
Q

Normal steaming lineup of SSTG’s

A

All four operating

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52
Q

Responsibilities of EOOW

A

Most senior reactor/engineering watch station

  1. Overall responsible for the operation of the propulsion plants and all engineering systems on board.
  2. Stands watch in Central.
  3. EOOW reports to the OOD and to the RO.
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53
Q

Functions of the Gyrocompass

A

MK-19 gyrocompass develops own ships heading and transmits information to various navigation and weapons systems. It is used as the primary navigational compass because it is unaffected by variation or deviation. Provides true geographic pole instead of the magnetic pole.

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54
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Locations of the gyrocompass

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Master gyrocompass: Aft IC. Provides ships heading, pitch, and roll information. Fire control compass.
Auxiliary gyrocompass- Fwd IC. Ship’s Internal Navigation System (SINS)

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55
Q

What is the purpose of the water-regulating valve?

A

Regulates cooling water passing to the condenser in relation to compressor discharge pressure.

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56
Q

Reactor SCRAM

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Emergency rapid shutdown of a reactor.

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57
Q

3 advantages of nuclear propulsion over fossil fuels

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  1. Reduces the number of RAS evolutions between the carrier and a supply ship.
  2. Allows more fuel to be stored on board for use by the ship’s aircraft.
  3. Smoke from the ship’s stacks is an inherent problem for aircraft pilots on conventional carriers due to decreased visibility and soot fallout.
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58
Q

E-2C Hawkeye, what does it provide?

A

Airborne early warning of approaching air/missile attacks.

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59
Q

CIWS

A

Close In Weapons System

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60
Q

RAM

A

Rolling Airframe Missile

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61
Q

.50 caliber gun mounts

A

10

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62
Q

NATO

A

max capacity of one launcher is 8 missiles, sea sparrow launcher system

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63
Q

SLQ-32 V 4 Primary Function

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Functions with ASMD (Anti Ships Missile Defense) with soft kill capabilities in active mode.

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64
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SLQ-32 V 4 secondary function

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functions as a receiver that can identify and display the radio frequencies (RF) emissions from surface, ship or aircraft radars.

65
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SLQ-32 V 4 can be operated in…

A

Active or Passive modes

66
Q

SLQ-25/25A (Nixie)Function, how many, and cable length.

A

Function: Nixie is an electro-acoustic torpedo countermeasure designed to protect surface ships from acoustic homing torpedoes.
How many: 2
Cable Length: 1600 feet.

67
Q

What are the four modes used to confuse or misdirect torpedoes?

A

(SNAP) Swept, Noise, Alternate, and Pulse. Fantail.

68
Q

AIM 7

A

Sparrow

69
Q

AIM 9

A

Sidewinder

70
Q

AIM 54

A

Phoenix

71
Q

6 areas that comprise naval doctrine

A

(COWLIP) Command and Control, Operations, Warfare, Logistics, Intelligence, and Planning.

72
Q

What was the first ship named after an enlisted man?

A

USS Osmond Ingram (DD255)

73
Q

Three classes of naval vessels that existed at the inception of the Navy

A
  1. Ships-of-the-Line: Largest of the sailing ships, carried 64-100 guns.
  2. Frigates: Cruisers of the 18th century, carried 28-44 guns, smaller and faster then ships-of-the-line.
  3. Sloops-of-War: Smallest of sailing warships, 10-20 guns.
74
Q

Battle of Coral Sea

A

May 1942, where the two fleets never saw each other during battle.

75
Q

Voyage of the Great White Fleet

A

December 1907

76
Q

Battle of Normandy

A

Largest amphibious operation in history. June 1944.

77
Q

Battle of Midway

A

June 1942, was the next turning point in the war.

78
Q

Guadalcanal

A

November 1942, USS Juno was sank, five Sullivan brothers dead.

79
Q

Battle of Leyte Gulf

A

Final blow for the Japanese Navy. October 23rd, 1944. Japanese lost 26 ships, USA lost only 8… mother fuckers.

80
Q

How many personnel must a command have to rate a CMC?

A

250

81
Q

Second fleet

A

Atlantic AOR

82
Q

Third fleet

A

Eastern Pacific AOR

83
Q

Seventh fleet

A

Mid and Western Pacific AOR and the Indian Ocean

84
Q

Sixth fleet

A

Mediterranean Sea

85
Q

Fifth fleet

A

Arabian Gulf and Northern Arabian Sea AOR

86
Q

MSC

A

Military Sealift Command (Global)

87
Q

8 O’clock Reports at sea

A

Taken by the XO at 1730. All departments generate their reports.

88
Q

8 O’clock reports in port

A

Taken by the CDO at 1930 to be given to the CO at 2000. All departments generate their reports.

89
Q

12 O’clock reports

A

Reports given to the CO. Consist of daily operation reports such as boat report, chronometer report, fuel report, oil and water report, muster report, draft report, and magazine temperature report.

90
Q

Amplifying information line

A

Explaining one reference.

91
Q

Narrative information line

A

Explaining more than one reference.

92
Q

Page 2

A

Record of emergency data

93
Q

Page 4

A

Enlisted qualification history

94
Q

Page 13

A

Administrative remarks

95
Q

CTT

A

Command Training Team

96
Q

CAT

A

Command Assessment Team

97
Q

ISIC

A

Immediate Supervisor In Command

98
Q

RIP; what it stands for and it’s purpose

A

Remain In Place. Where the part is not turned in until the replacement is received by the work center.

99
Q

MAMs

A

Maintenance Assist Modules

100
Q

Who has custody of the MAMs?

A

HOD

101
Q

Shots of Chains:

A

Length: 90 feet/15 fathoms per shot, 1080 feet total.
Last Shot: Red
Second to last shot: Yellow

102
Q

Anchor type and weight

A

MK-2 Stockless, 60,000 pounds, 30 tons each.

103
Q

What are the FAS stations?

A

5, 11, 13, and 15.

104
Q

What are the RAS stations?

A

7, 9, 17, and 19.

105
Q

Abandon ship

A

Only CO can give the order.
Phase 1: prepare all hands abandon ship.
Phase 2: all hands abandon ship, except securing/salvage.
Phase 3: secure salvage and abandon ship.

106
Q

TACAN, what does it stand for and purpose.

A

Tactical Air Navigation. A device mounted on the ship’s mast that allows aircraft to dial a predetermined frequency and use as a homing device for return to force procedures.

107
Q

Factors that affect radar operations

A

Atmospheric Conditions, Sea Return, Weather, and Height of Antenna and Target.

108
Q

How many life rafts on board?

A

252

109
Q

How many men do LHA’s and LHD’s hold?

A

2,000 MEN!!!!!!!!

110
Q

Bravo flag

A

Refueling/ammunition handling

111
Q

Papa

A

Personnel Recall

112
Q

Quebec

A

Boat Recall or Quarantine

113
Q

Alfa

A

Divers

114
Q

Kilo/Kilo + one/Kilo + three

A

Aloft/Over the side/both

115
Q

Lima

A

HERO

116
Q

India

A

Ready to receive a ship alongside

117
Q

Romeo

A

UNREPS

118
Q

Oscar

A

Man Overboard

119
Q

Uniform

A

Anchoring

120
Q

Penants: 1st sub, 2nd sub, 3rd sub, and 4th sub

A

1st sub: Absence of Flag Officer
2nd sub: Absence of Chief of Staff
3rd sub: Absence of CO
4th sub: Absence of Civil Official

121
Q

CASREP levels

A

C1: Okay but need it
C2: Reduced capabilities
C3: Equipment down
C4: Equipment down hard

122
Q

OPREP-3 Navy Blue

A

An immediate precedence message report sent when an incident/mishap occurs that is likely to be of great local interest. It is written and sent within 20 minutes of receipt.

123
Q

LRTP

A

Long range training plan

124
Q

SRTS

A

Short range training schedule

125
Q

Blue-band ammunition

A

Dummy round

126
Q

How long is the engineering bell book kept for?

A

3 years

127
Q

Six Categories of HAZMAT?

A

(FATCOC) 1.Flammables/combustible materials

  1. Aerosol containers
  2. Toxic materials
  3. Corrosive materials
  4. Oxidizing materials
  5. Compressed gasses
128
Q

How many accommodation ladders does Carl Vinson have?

A

zero

129
Q

Who is overall responsible for the handling of embarked aircraft and assists the Air Boss in the conduct of flight operations?

A

Aircraft Handler

130
Q

Where is Reboiler 1 located?

A

1A shaft alley

131
Q

Where is Reboiler 2 located?

A

4B shaft alley

132
Q

What is reboiler steam used for and what does it do?

A

Ship’s hotel loads. Provides steam at 150 PSIG to various ship’s hotel loads and equipment.

133
Q

What is a comminutor?

A

Accepts raw sewage in any form and reduces it to particles 3/8 inches wide by means of teeth and cutting bars.

134
Q

What kind of evaporators do we have?

A

6 stage, low-pressure, flash type.

135
Q

What are the 5 characteristics of reduction gears?

A
  1. Locked train
  2. Double reduction
  3. Double helical
  4. Articulated
  5. Folded
136
Q

Who was the father of naval nuclear power?

A

ADM Hyman G. Rickover

137
Q

First nuclear cruiser

A

USS long beach (CGN-9)

138
Q

First aircraft carrier

A

USS Enterprise (CVN-65) commissioned 1961.

139
Q

Primary flight control

A

Case 1: Greater than 3,000 feet and greater than 5 nautical miles visibility.
Case 2: Greater than 100 feet and greater than 5 nautical miles visibility.
Case 3: Radar control less than Case 2 and from .5 hour after sunset and till .5 hour before sunrise.

140
Q

Man ropes

A

Personnel put 75% of their body weight on the line

141
Q

Phone and distance line:

A

300 red, Chuckie V maintains 160-180 feet.

142
Q

HF

A

3 to 30 MHZ

143
Q

VHF

A

30-300 MHZ

144
Q

UHF

A

300 MHZ to 3 GHZ

145
Q

SHF

A

3-30 GHZ

146
Q

Tomahawk

A

Long range low altitude cruise missile, both land and anti-ship applications, high density fuel and turbofan gives it 750 to 1350 miles.

147
Q

Air Search Radars

A

3 coordinate radars, AN/SPS-39, AN/SPS-48, AN/SPS-52, AN/spy-1 provide air search data to the Naval Tactical Data System (NTDS) and or weapon direction system and ID friendly targets.

148
Q

The reactor cycle part 1

A

Main steam enter into the high pressure turbine from the guardian valve and throttle valve through a series of turbine blades to generate rotational force.

149
Q

The reactor cycle part 2 (moisture separator)

A

Moisture separator- drum where swirl vane and chevron separators remove moisture by centrifugal force.

150
Q

The reactor cycle part 3 (Low pressure turbine)

A

Where it drives dual axial flow turbine blades to produce rotational force.

151
Q

The reactor cycle part 4

A

Exhaust steam exits to the main condenser.

152
Q

Locked train

A

gear sets locked down by bearings and don’t rotate

153
Q

Double reduction

A

Reduction occurs in two stages

154
Q

Double helical

A

gears and pinions on the main drive set use the two sets of teeth in a herring bone pattern to eliminate axial thrust.

155
Q

Articulated

A

a quill shaft is used to mimic the torque and flexibility of a longer shaft.

156
Q

Folded

A

Means the 2nd ration reduction occurs forward of the first reduction.

157
Q

WQC-2 (Gertrude)

A

Underwater telephone.

158
Q

Expendable Bathythermograph (XBT)

A

Buoy to measure environmental data.

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