Weapons Cooling Flashcards

1
Q

As ______ ______ ________ arrive on the scene, they shall knock down fire and smoke to enable identification
of fire-exposed ordnance.

A

AFFF Hose Teams

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2
Q

Once fire-exposed ordnance is identified, ordnance suspected of being heated by the fire shall be assessed and
cooled until it is determined by _______________ personnel that it can be safely downloaded and jettisoned
or returned to service.

A

EOD/Weapons

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3
Q

While cooling ordnance, the Hose Team shall lock their agent on that particular __________ or ___________
as a weapons cooling team.

A

Weapon, weaponry

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4
Q

The Hose Team shall remain locked on the weaponry unless _______ ______ _______ are installed, or they
are relieved by other cooling teams or the On-Scene Leader.

A

Hose control devices

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5
Q

During catastrophic aircraft debris pile/running fuel type fires, the temperatures generated can cause
wing-mounted weapons ejection cartridges to explode, thus dropping weapons to the deck level and into or
under aircraft debris. (True or False)

A

True

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6
Q

The Commanding Officer will advise the Scene Leader with information derived from the aircraft weapons
status board and also pass information to the EOD/Weapons personnel to enable the accountability of all accident
involved weapons. (True or False)

A

False

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7
Q

Internal portions of ordnance, ______ ________, may continue to stay at elevated temperatures in spite of a
cooled ordnance surface.

A

Once heated

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8
Q

Fire exposed ordnance that is not jettisoned should be monitored closely for any signs of residual __________
heat.

A

Internal

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9
Q

Where residual internal heating is suspected, strong consideration shall be given to ______________ the affected
ordnance.

A

Jettisoning

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10
Q

As Firefighting Hose Teams shift their positions to enable firefighting coverage or to take advantage of shifting
wind directions, Hose Teams shall relieve ordnance cooling teams who are locked in position. (True or False)

A

True

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11
Q

Once the team is in place, personnel shall squat in position to lower the team’s physical silhouette should a
deflagration or ___________ occur.

A

Explosion

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12
Q

Ordnance Cooling Teams may lock ______ _______ _______ in place for extended cooling and personnel
safety.

A

Hose control devices

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13
Q

The Hose Teams shall then evacuate the scene leaving _____ Firefighter to tend the nozzle.

A

One

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14
Q

At the discretion of the Air Bos’n a Thermal Image Camera (TIC) may be employed to assess the surface temperature
of weapons in order to expedite the down load and disposition of the weapon. (True or False)

A

True

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15
Q

The actual time for the cooling of weapons shall be determined by the ______ ______ based upon the degree
of actual exposure of the weapon to the fire.

A

Air Bos’n

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16
Q

Post assessment cooling for minimal exposures may be of a duration of _____ than 15 minutes.

A

Less

17
Q

Severe exposures may require cooling in _______ of 15 minutes.

A

Excess

18
Q

Once the weapon is cooled and downloaded, the Air Gunner will make the determination to jettison the weapon
on behalf of the ___________ ___________.

A

Commanding Officer