Weapons Flashcards

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Gun boss

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CDR Hollinger

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Gun Boss is responsible for ?

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For all weapons department personnel

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OHO

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Ordinance Handling Officer - LCDR Macdonald

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OHO is responsible for

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Operations for all ordnance throughout the ship

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G1

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2 work centers - AWSE and Flight Deck.

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G2

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Responsible :
-Small Arms Weapons ( M9,pistol, shotgun,M4 rifle ).

  • Crew Served Weapons ( .50 cal M240B)
  • buildup of MK46/MK54 torpedoes
  • operation and maintenance of all weapons magazine sprinkler systems.
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G3

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Responsible for stowage, buildup and breakout of all ordnance and material conditions of magazine spaces

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G4

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Responsible for preventive and corrective maintenance on 10 weapon elevators, 2 hydraulic power units, elevator equipment.

  • maintenance and repair of damage control and lifesaving equipment for weapons dept.
  • 26 x EE reachforks and 9 battery chargers
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G5

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  • WEPS Admin
  • Ordnance Control
  • WEPS QA
  • Ammo Accounting ( logistics ) and
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WEPS admin

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Gun boss, DLCPO - tracks all correspondence for the dept.

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ORDNANCE CONTROL

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Track all ordnance on board. The HUB for WEPS. Dept. and manage the work load.

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WEPS QA

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Track all pubs, SOPs audits and WEPS programs

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Ammo Accounting

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Track all ordnance logistics on board

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Objective of the Non-Nuclear Ordnance / Explosive Handling Qualification Program?

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Program is governed by OPNAVIST 8023.24 series.

  • ensures all personnel handling ordnance are properly trained and qualified to do so.
  • process includes classroom instruction, OJT, hands on demonstration of ordnance handling, an oral board by the OHO, and an ordnance physical given by medical that is renewed every 5 years .
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USS Oriskany

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  • morning of October 26, 1966
  • fire erupted on the starboard side of the ships forward hangar bay and raced through 5 decks , killing 44 men.
  • a magnesium parachute flare exploded in the flare locker of hangar bay 1
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Explain the purpose of Hazards of Electromagetic Radiation to Ordnance (HERO). ?

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Electromagnetic radiation from transmitting antennae’s can cause a voltage to be induced into the systems , that would cause the actuation or detonation sequence to begin.

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HERO classifications

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  • Safe
  • Unsafe
  • Unreliable
  • Susceptible
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18
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AIM

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Air Launched
Aerial Intercept
Guided missile

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AGM

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Air launched
Surface attack
Guided missile

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RIM

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Ship launched
Aerial intercept
Guided missile

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ATM

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Air launched

Training guided missile

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CBU

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Cluster bomb units

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23
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What are CBUs

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Weapons that dispense smaller weapons over a large area.

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24
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TALD

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Tactical Air launched decoy

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AIM-7
Known as sparrow | -semi active
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AIM-120
Known as Advanced medium range Air to Air Missile . | - Active
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AIM-9X
Knows as Sidewinder | -Passive
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AGM84H/K
AKA Standoff Land Attack Missile - Expanded Response. ( SLAM-ER) -Active
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AGM-65E
Aka Maverick | -Semi Active
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AGM-88
Aka High speed anti radiation missile ( HARM) | -Passive
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BLU
Bombs
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BLU-111
500 lbs
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BLU-110
1000 lbs
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BLU-116/117/109
2000 lbs
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BLU-126 ( LOCO)
500 lbs. ( low collateral damage)
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JDAM
Joint Direct Attack Munition ( GPS)
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GBU-38
500 lbs
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GBU-32
1000lbs
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GBU-31
2000lbs
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LGB
Laser Guided Bomb
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Different LGBs
GBU-12/16/10/24
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GBU-12
500lbs
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GBU-16
1000lbs
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GBU-10
2000lbs
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GBU-24
2000lbs ( Hard Target Penetrator )
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Characteristics of the M61A1 and M61A2 automatic guns
They are 20MM automatic guns and are a 6 barrel rotary action mechanism operated by a hydraulic drive unit. - multi use weapon capable of firing 4000-6000 rounds per minute
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Types of 20MM ammunition
- TP - SAPHEI - TPT - HEI
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TP
Target practice
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SAPHEI
Semi armor piercing high explosive incendiary
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TPT
Target practice tracer
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HEI
High explosive Incendiary
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Missile guidance terms
- Passive - Semi Active - Active
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Passive
The directing intelligence is received from the target. Examples: Infrared rays or radar signals If you closed your eyes , you could find someone by the sound of their voice.
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Semi-Active
Missile gets its target illumination from an external source. Example: if you closed your eyes, someone could give you directions to a person .
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Active
Target illumination is supplied by a component carried in the missile such as a radar transmitter Example: open your eyes and find the person .
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Color codings for ammunition
- yellow - brown - black - green - red - white - blue - Bronze/gold/brass
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Yellow
1 band - high explosives 2 bands - high explosive and thermal protected coating. 3 bands- high explosives , thermal protected coating, and has insensitive explosive filler(PNXN-109). 4 bands- 3 on nose , 1 on tail.. high explosives, thermal protected coating, insensitive explosive filler, and is a low collateral damage bomb(LOCO).
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Brown
Indicates rocket motors/JATO/ or low explosives
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Black
Armor piercing ammunition
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Green
Smoker or marker ammunition
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Red
Incendiary ammunition
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White
Illuminating ammunition
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Blue
Ammunition used for practice
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Bronze/Gold/Brass
Identifies dummy or drill ammunition not for firing
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2 types of weapons elevators
4 UPPER stage elevators | 6 LOWER stage elevators
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Upper stage elevators 1-4
Used for transporting weapons from 2nd deck to flight deck for staging and loading onto aircraft. Only “3” go up to flight deck. Elevators 1,2,4
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Lower stage elevators 1-6
Used for transporting weapons magazines to the hangar bay for staging.
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Safe working Loads for weapons elevators
10500lbs while in motion 42500lbs while static -maximum of 72” tall
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AWSE
Armament Weapons Support Equipment
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AWSE is used
During breakout, storage, and aircraft loading.
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Functions of AWSE
- SKIDS | - Transporters
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Type of skid
AERO 12C Bomb Skid
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Type of transporter
MHU-191/M Munitions Transporter
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SKIDS
AWSE items designed to transport ordnance .manually maneuvered transport vehicles
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AERO 12C bomb Skid
A wheelbarrow type skid that consists of a cradle type frame with solid rubber tire wheels and equipped with 2 supporting legs.
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AERO 12C Bomb Skid SWL
1250lbs
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Transporter
AWSE items designed to transport weapons. They are manually maneuvered.
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MHU-191/M Munition Transporter
A welded tubular frame with 4 rubberized wheels and a telescoping draw bar. -Dead man Brake is the hand lever on the draw bar.
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MHU-191/M Munitions transport SWL
5000lbs.