U/W_WS Flashcards

1
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OPS TOP 10

A
  • anything to do with TOI
  • equipment malfunctions not resolved after initial tech visit
  • comms issue > than 30min
  • upon issuing tasking to assigned supporting unit
  • change in tasking for assigned supporting units
  • change in status (equipment failure) for assigned units supporting units, & other ships IVO
  • change in tasking for WAE
  • MSG traffic tasking for WAE
  • sighting of any US military, foreign or aircraft
  • anytime you are in doubt of any tasking
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2
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Google Earth

Yellow arrow
Solid red triangle
Solid red triangle w/ a circle 
Solid red line
Tac red line
Green tac/solid line

Grid Layer

A
Yellow arrow- DR
Solid red triangle- case info
Solid red triangle w/ a circle- last NTM hit
Solid red line- case has been assigned 
Tac red line- case has not been assigned
Green tac/solid line- case pending

Grid layer- key boxes (MPA’s fly zones)

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3
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EAP

A
  • deep water destruction 6,000ft or 1,000 fathoms
  • safety= no jewellery & make sure equip is turned off
  • last circuit to use: sat phone

Types:
Alpha (precautionary)
Bravo complete destruction (ample time & resource)
Charlie complete destruction (limited time & res)

  • Take muster
  • establish a secure voice or DT circuit
  • Disseminate destruction cards
  • Update destruction methods and make reports back for completion
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4
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Trouble Shooting Steps for Comms

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  • check EKMS statues documents for correct rolled/reloaded crypto
  • verify posn on the ACU
  • deactivate and reactivate radios in symphony
  • Tag in and tag out
  • re-enter/verify settings into GUI/DCP/symphony
  • power cycle radio using breaker or switch’s
  • start over
  • set up circuit on a different radio
  • call ET and someone in comms div
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5
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U/W Checklist

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72hrs/48hrs/24hrs/12hours/2hrs

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IFF Modes

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Mode 1: 2 digit mission code
Mode 2: 4 digit unit ID
Mode 3: 4 digit unit ID (civilian/military)
Mode 4: challenge IFF
Mode 5: crypto layer for mode 4
Mode C: altitude

7500: hijacking
7600: lost comms
7700: in flight emergency

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7
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LE forms

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Alpha Report: Right of Approach (ROA)
International waters, questioning nationality, building RS for suspicious vessel

Victory Report: Right of Visit (ROV)
When their is reasonable grounds of suspecting unauthorized behaviour and has false or conflicting claims or nationality or vsl is w/o nationality

LE-03: SNO for ROV to stop a non compliant vsl
Permission to board b/c of no nationality

LE-03A: SNO to stop a non compliant vsl under bilant
Vsl has a nationality and D11 is calling their flag of state for permission to board.

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8
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LE Phases

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1- Gather of information
Alpha report/on scene wx/comms
2- boarding will occur
Draft LE Sitrep/switch TACON (when detecting and monitoring has crossed the line)/ensure bilateral agreements are met in the FASTFACTS
3- transfer of detainees or contraband 
4- ATFP is stood up
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9
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Weapons Posture
Threat Levels
Weapons Statues

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Posture:
3- safety measures in place, unable to engage
2- ammo loaded, primary safety on, able to engage in 5min
1- safety off, weapons ready to engage a target upon command

Levels:
White- attack is unlikely
Yellow- attack is probable
Red- attack is imminent

Statues:
Safe- only fire unless on self defence
Tight- only fire upon cmd, pos ID hostile target
Free- fire on all except friendly trgt

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10
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FLTCON Levels

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1- help taking off and recovery 
2- help airborne (able to set 1 in 5min)
3- vert rep
4- HIFR (helo in flight refuel)
5- vertical insertion
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Watch Sup Responsibility

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  • Collects, evaluates, displays and disseminates tactical information
  • reports to OOD, OSC, OPS
  • ensure EQP/Comms circuits are operational
  • ensure proper log-keeping; give thorough and proper pass downs
  • ensure contacts reported and logged
  • maintain status boards
  • assist with bridge navigation (collision avoidance & intercept course)
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12
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EMCON

HERO

A

A1/A2: total silence
B: hides satellites
C: emits for HVU’s
D: essential emissions only

GQ conditions when EMCON must be set
GQ1: 2min
GQ: 3min
GQ: 5min

HERO (haz of electromagnetic radiation to ordinates)
Types: susceptible, unsafe, unreliable
1: throughout the ship 2: exposed to WX decks 3: exposed to the flight deck 4: exposed to the hanger 5: CIWS loading/reloading 6: exposed to the stern launch ramp

HERP: haz of electromagnetic radiation to personnel
HERF: haz of electromagnetic radiation to fuel

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13
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FACSFAC

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Fleet Area Control and Surveillance Facility

  • is in charge of scheduling, training, and controlling airspace in certain areas. Beaver Control is the operations Center for this facility.
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14
Q

GUNNEX in FLETA hit box

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Must check in with BC

30min/15min/5min/COMMEX/FINNEX on chat

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15
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7 Modes of operation for ASR

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ERM (extended range mode)
LRSM (long range surveillance mode)
SASM (sea area surveillance mode) 
TIM (target ID Mode)
SSM (sea skimmer mode)
GFSM (gun fire support mode)
SRM (short range mode)
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16
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11 feeds into TACSIT

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AIS
ASR
SPQ9
GUN
EOIR
X BAND
S BAND
IFF
LINK
EWS
NAV
ADS
CND
17
Q

How man XTL 5,000/RT 5,000/1794’s

A

CIC:
Rack 1- (6)1794’s 1/2:Link 3/4/5: VHF/UHF LOS 6: SAT
Rack 2- (5) RT 5,000 (VHF/UHF)
(4) XTL 5,000 (VHF)

COMMEES
(12)1851’s 7-12:SAT Com 13-18: UHF/VHF

HF
(4) RT2900’s

18
Q

When to load AIS & AES

A

AIS: first day of the month @1800z
AES: first working Monday of the month 1900z