Term
101 Saftey
Hazard Controls, SIVA |
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Definition
Subsitution
Isolation
Ventelation
Administrative Control |
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Term
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Definition
-fuel a boat in the daytime
-in water
-DO NOT fuel boats with passengers on board |
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Term
101 Saftey
FOD
Foreign Object Damage |
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Definition
| artice or object disturbed by the wind across the deck or rotator wash and may cause damage to personnel, aircraft, or equipment. |
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Term
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Definition
-50 feet away from a helicopter
-Remove soft hats
-No flash photography |
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Term
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Definition
-Bluish
-Pulse is extremely weak
-Unconsciousness
-Burns |
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Term
101 Saftey
First Aid for Electric Shock
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Definition
-Secure power
-Remove victim with non-conductive material
-CPR |
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Term
101 Saftey
Ordnance Precautions |
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Definition
-No smoking or open flames
-Do not leave unattended
-BRAVO flag |
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Term
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Definition
Personal protective equipment
-Last line of defense against hazards |
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Term
102 First Aid
Purpose of first aid |
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Definition
-Save life
-Prevent further injury
-prevent infection |
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Term
102 First Aid
3 Primary Objectives |
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Definition
Airway
Breathing
Circulation |
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Term
102 First Aid
3 Types of Bleeding |
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Definition
-capillary: slow and blood oozes
-venous: dark red or maroon, stead stream
-artierial: life threatening and difficult to control |
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Term
102 First Aid
Bleeding (hemorrhage) |
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Definition
The escape of blood from capillaries, veins, and arteries
Can be caused by amputation, gun shot, knife wounds, internal bleeding |
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Term
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Definition
| Chemical, fire, or electrical |
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Term
102 First Aid
Control Bleeding |
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Definition
Direct pressure
Elevation
Pressure points
Tourniquet |
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Term
102 First Aid
Jaw Trauma
Nose Trauma |
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Definition
Jaw: Pull the lower jaw and tongue forward, apply four tailed bandage.
Nose: Head tipped slightly backwards, breath through his mouth |
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Term
102 First Aid
Skull Trauma
Spine Trauma |
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Definition
Skull: Direct pressure, if face is flushed then raise head and shoulders slightly
Spine: Prevent shock, keep warm, limited to no movement |
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Term
102 First Aid
Rib Trauma
Shoulder Trauma |
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Definition
Rib: If splinting is needed then the arm on the injured side is strapped to the chest to limit movement
Shoulder: Fracture is open, stop flow of blood and treat wound. Apply sling and swath splint. |
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Term
102 First Aid
Bleeding (hemorrhage) |
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Definition
The escape of blood from capillaries, veins, and arteries
Can be caused by amputation, gun shot, knife wounds, internal bleeding |
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Term
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Definition
| Chemical, fire, or electrical |
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Term
102 First Aid
Control Bleeding |
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Definition
Direct pressure
Elevation
Pressure points
Tourniquet |
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Term
102 First Aid
Jaw Trauma
Nose Trauma |
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Definition
Jaw: Pull the lower jaw and tongue forward, apply four tailed bandage.
Nose: Head tipped slightly backwards, breath through his mouth |
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Term
102 First Aid
Skull Trauma
Spine Trauma |
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Definition
Skull: Direct pressure, if face is flushed then raise head and shoulders slightly
Spine: Prevent shock, keep warm, limited to no movement |
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Term
102 First Aid
Rib Trauma
Shoulder Trauma |
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Definition
Rib: If splinting is needed then the arm on the injured side is strapped to the chest to limit movement
Shoulder: Fracture is open, stop flow of blood and treat wound. Apply sling and swath splint. |
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Term
106 C3I
Intelligence Cycle (5) |
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Definition
-planning & direction
-collection
-processing
-production
-dissemination |
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Term
104 Org Structure
N1-N9 Directorites |
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Definition
N1-administration
N2-Intelligence
N3-Operations
N4-Logistics
N5-Plans and Ploicies
N6-Communications
N7-Supply
N8-Contracting
N9-Combat Systems Support |
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Term
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Definition
Payload: 170,900
18-463L Pallets
102 Personell |
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Term
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Definition
Payload: 270,000
36-463L Pallets
343 Personell |
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Term
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Definition
| -tactics, techniques, procedures to be utilized by a unit to defeat a terrorist attack |
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Term
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Definition
| -obtain combat information about enemy and indegenous population activities |
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Term
113 C4I
Surveillance
UAVS and UAS |
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Definition
UAV: focus on systematic observation of surface and subsurface areas
UAS: MQ-1 predator, REAPER, Global Hawk |
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Term
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Definition
| -verbal brief statement of the situation so patrol members will know wha the mission will consist of |
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Term
103 Navy History
Battle of Coral Sea |
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Definition
1942
-USS Lexington was the US carrier lost
-1st Naval battle where both fleets never saw eachother |
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Term
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Definition
-detects liquid chemical agents
-various shade of red
-any other color is a false positive |
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Term
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Definition
| -reqs of a cmd prior to movement to a location |
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Term
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Definition
-volunteers selected to work with the British UXO
-July 1941, Mine recovery school
-renamed EOD in Korea, Explosive ordanance disposal |
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Term
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Definition
-time plus/minus 3 days for deployment
-info on personnel/materials/supplies/weights
-preparation for all shipments by plane, rail or sea |
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Term
108 Exped Tactics
Wire entanglements |
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Definition
XXX: Tactical
X==X==X:Supplemental
X-----X: Protective |
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Term
107 Camp Fundamentals
5 Basic Phases |
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Definition
1) Camp Planning: reason for camp, type of camp, terrain, climate, threat level
2)Site and Survey
3)Camp Establishment
4)Camp Maintenance
5)Camp Teardown |
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Term
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Definition
Size
Position
Observation
Time |
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Term
111 DP
Military Freefall Ops |
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Definition
| Intended for small number of coverts operations |
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Term
105 Embark andDebark
MAGTF |
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Definition
Marine Air Ground Task Force
-3 Places: Naples, Guam, Diego Garcia
-13 Ships |
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Term
105 Embark andDebark
Planes |
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Definition
C-5 Galaxy:Biggest, intertheater strategic
C-130 Hercules:Small, intratheater tactical
C-17 Globemaster:Intratheater tactical |
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Term
106 C3I
4 Phases of Command and Control |
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Definition
1)Observe
2)Orient
3)Decide
4)Act |
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Term
112 Convoy Ops
Vehicale Battle Drills |
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Definition
1)Downed Driver: Vehcile commander takes driver spot
2)Bailout: Dismoutn cold side of vehicle, assume hasty fire poisiton at the rear of vehicle, hot side fires until clear to dismount.
3)Hasty Vehicle recovery:
4)In stride vehicle recovery |
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Term
112 Convoy Ops
Hasty attack |
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Definition
| Overpass convoy ops, all weapons are quickly pointed in general direction of threat, attain fire superiority |
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Term
103 NSW History
5 Groups of Origin |
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Definition
-Scouts and Raiders
-Swimmers
-Naval Combat Demolition
-UDT
-Motor Torpedoman of WWII |
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Term
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Definition
Fitting the workplace to the worker
-force, repitition, awkward static postures, contact stress |
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Term
101 Saftey
Who is ultimately responsible for saftey? |
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Definition
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Term
| 111 DP 2 types of free fall operations |
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Definition
| HALO:parachute activation below 5500ft HAHO:parachute activation between 24,999 ft and 5500 ft |
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Term
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Definition
Length: 65 FT
Beam: 6.75 ft
-Dry, submersible and strategic asset fot long-rage insertion of SEALS |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
108 EXP Tactics
2-Man Fighting Position |
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Definition
-Water sump is 10 and grenade sump is 30
-1 M4 long X 2 M4 Wide
-As deep as arm pits of shortest |
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Term
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Definition
| FLIPL Financial liability investigation of property loss -items lost, damaged, unservicable or not econmically repairable |
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Term
102 Admin
COmbatant and Non combatant |
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Definition
1)Anyone with a weapon or a known hostile
2)Medics, chaplain, unarmed civilian |
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Term
104 Navy Org
CNO (Chief of Naval Operations) |
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Definition
| -Responsible to the SECNAV for utilizatoin of resources, operating efficiency |
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Term
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Definition
Patrol boat light: Lightly armored, policing actions, harbor control, diving and surveillance ops
Length:25 ft
Weight:6000 lbs
Draft: 1'8"
Beam:8'6"
Speed: 40 Kts |
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Term
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Definition
Operational target
-consumables, repair parts |
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Term
112 Convoy Ops
General planning consideration
R
A
P
R |
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Definition
-Receive mission
-Analyze unit capabilities
-Plan the mission
-Rehearse |
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Term
107 Weapons
M9 Characteristics |
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Definition
Length: 8.54
Weight: 2.1 or 2.6
Max Range: 1800m
Max Eff: 50m
9mm ammo
Decoking saftey lever |
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Term
112 Convoy Ops
React to Contact |
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Definition
-Blowthrough: Speed up
-Recovery, No obstacle: Dismount, 360
-Recovery, obstacle: Wait for QRF |
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Term
106 C3I
Factors that effect capabilities of radio comms |
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Definition
HF: Inosphere, time of day, 11 year cycle of sunspots, UV radiation, refraction
VHF: ionoshpere |
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Term
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Definition
| Status of resources and traning system Navy report that provides combat readiness |
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Term
108 Exp Tactics
Hasty Skirmishers |
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Definition
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Term
103 History
Operation OverLoard |
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Definition
| 1944, Storming of Normandy. Demolition team deployed to England to Support amphibious landing. |
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Term
108 Exp Tactics
Fire Team formation |
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Definition
-Wedge
-Column
-Skirmish
-Echelon |
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Term
112 Convoy Ops
5 convoy formation |
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Definition
-File
-Staggered
-Offset
-Inverted T
-Diamond |
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Term
112 Convoy Ops
Deliberate High clear |
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Definition
-Overpass convoy ops
-Lead vehicle stops short of overpass to provide cover, second vehicle continues and covers opposite side. |
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Term
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Definition
Planning board for training
-Responsible to the CO for developing the unit training program |
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Term
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Definition
-Senior enlisted
-Reports to XO/CO |
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Term
106 Comms
CEOI
Communication electronic operating instruction |
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Definition
-primary controlling document for single channel radio comms in Joint operations
-Has frequency, passwords, crypto |
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Term
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Definition
| -fireball hits the earths surface, cause underwater shockwave, air blasts |
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Term
112 Convoy Ops
Convoy troop leading procedures |
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Definition
-Receive mission
-Issue Warno
-Make a tentative plan
-Initiate movement
-Reconnoiter
-Complete the plan
-Issue the convoy brief
-Supervise |
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Term
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Definition
Normal
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta |
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Term
110 CBR
MOPP
Mission oriented protective posture |
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Definition
0-arms length
1-tops and bottoms
2-boots
3-mask
4-gloves |
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Term
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Definition
-brief statement of plan
-uniform
-how to aquire water, rations, weapons, ammo
-specific weapons
-chain of command
-individuals to accompany
-time schedule |
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Term
105 Embark & Debark
Procedure for equipment and containers |
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Definition
-UIC Mark
-Nato 5 point black star in front and rear of vehicle
-1 inch lettering
-Hazmat labels |
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Term
104 Navy Org
Embarked security teams |
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Definition
-Eleven man teams
-protect military sealift command |
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Term
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Definition
Handheld survival radio
LOS
GPS
156-174 MHz |
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Term
103 History
Who established NAVY SEAL teams 1 & 2 |
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Definition
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Term
112 Convoy Ops
Vehicle hardening |
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Definition
-kevlar blankets
-phonebooks
-sandbags
-ballistic glass
-armor plating |
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Term
108 Exp Tactics
Code of conduct |
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Definition
1-I am an american
2-I will never surrender of my own free will
3-If I am captured, i will continue to resist by all means
4-If i become a POW, i will keep faith with my fellow prisoners
5-Give name, rank, DOB, service number
6-I will never forget that i am an american |
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Term
103 History
Operation Support Democracy/Uphold Democracy |
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Definition
1994 Haiti
-Was going to be the largest air assult, but Colin Powell turned it into a peace keeping mission |
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Term
111 Supply
NSN
National Stock Number
1) 1250-1
2) 1250-2 |
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Definition
13 digit
4 for supply, 9 for item
1) NSN line
2) Non NSN line |
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Term
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Definition
Consolidated
Hazardous material
Reutlization
Inventory
Management
Program
DRMO for Hazmat |
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Term
112 Convoy Ops
Deliberate Low Clear |
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Definition
-Overpass convoy ops
-Lead vehicle stops short of overpass to provide cover and second vehicle passes thorugh |
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Term
108 Exp Tactics
THREATCONS |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
-Senior enlisted person in the Navy
-Advisor to the CNO |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
110 CBR
NAAK
(Nerve agent antidote kit) |
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Definition
(6) atrophine
(6) 2-PAM CL injections |
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Term
103 History
Battle of Midway |
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Definition
1942
-Destroyed japanese fleet, pacific war turning point
-Japanesse lost 4 carriers
-US lost 1 (USS Yorktown) |
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Term
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Definition
1)Waves: Those who have gone before me
2)34m SeaArc: Sea based security
3)M16A2: Land based security
4)Cutless: Enlisted Naval History |
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Term
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Definition
Cyclic: Theoritical number of rounds a weapon can fire in 1 min
Sustained: average number of round fired per min without the weapon sustaining any damage |
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Term
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Definition
-XO (Chair person)
-DEP head
-Medical
-Educational service officer
-Training officer
-CMC
-3M coordinator |
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Term
106 C3I
Radio Comm Frequencies |
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Definition
High:3-30 MHz
Very Hiigh:30-300 MHz
Ultra High: 300MHz-3GHz
Super High:3GHz-30GHz |
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Term
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Definition
| Reachback, follow up or modifier request |
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Term
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Definition
Length: 81'
Weight: 57 Short Tons
Beam: 17'5"
Draft:5'
Max Speed: 47 Knots |
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Term
106 C3I
7 Codes of EEFI
Essential Elements of Friendly Info |
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Definition
1-Position
2-Capabilites
3-Operations
4-Electonic warfare
5-Personnel
6-COMSEC
7-Wrong circuit |
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Term
110 Seamanship
Slack water |
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Definition
| Period of time in which there is little to no current |
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Term
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Definition
| Direction toward which current is flowing |
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Term
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Definition
| Velocity or speed of current |
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Term
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Definition
-Head of the department of the navy
-conducts all affairs of the department of the Navy |
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Term
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Definition
| Formal statement issued by the senior commander to subordinate cmdrs that outline the coordinated execution of futre operation |
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Term
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Definition
Cyclic: 700-970 rpm
Sustained: 12-15 rpm
Semi Auto: 45-65 rpm
Auto: 150-200 rpm |
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Term
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Definition
-easily used navigational aid, provides route control & battle tracking info, operational and logistical support points.
-Starting points
-Check points
-Critical points |
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Term
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Definition
UNDERWATER!
-vents to the water, underwater shock |
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Term
103 History
SOCOM
4 Service components |
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Definition
-AFSOC
-USASOC
-NAVSPECWARCOM
-MARSOC
-JSOC |
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Term
114 RT
3 Effective Unit Training |
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Definition
-Compatibility
-Evaluation & instruction
-Analysis & Improvement |
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Term
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Definition
-Confirm IED
-Clear area (300m)
-Cordon off
-Control entry and exit
-Check for secondary devices |
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Term
| 103 History SO2 Michael A Monsoor |
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Definition
| 29 Sept 2006 -On a sniper overwatch in Ramadi, Iraq -Fell on grenade that hit him in the chest saving his whole team |
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Term
114 RT
EAP
Emergancy action plan |
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Definition
| -to be implemented in case of mishap |
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Term
101 Saftey
ORM
Organizational Risk Managment |
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Definition
-It is decision making tool using a standardized format
-minimizes risks and reduce mishaps to acceptable levels |
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Term
108 Exp Tactics
Land Navigation |
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Definition
| -map, compass, pace count |
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Term
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Definition
| 1980, FT Bragg North Carolina |
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Term
102 First Aid
3 Types of heat injuries |
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Definition
-Heat stroke
-Heat cramps
-Heat Exhaustion |
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Term
112 Convoy Ops
Watch out for |
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Definition
-abandoned vehicles
-vehicles parked were they dont belong
-vehicles with loose wires |
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Term
102 First Aid
How do you treat
1)frostbite
2)hypothermia |
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Definition
1)firm steady pressure, underarm or abdomen
2)rewarm body evenly, provide heat with service members body or hot water bottle |
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Term
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Definition
| Consolidated shore based allowance list |
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Term
108 Exp Tactics
Rules of engaement |
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Definition
| Commanders have the inherent authority and obligation to use all necessary means available & to make all appropriate action in the self defense of their unit |
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Term
106 Comms
DAGR
Defense Advance GPS Receiver |
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Definition
GPS handheld receiver providing PVT
Position, velocity, time
Resists jamming, resists spoofing, can perfrom area navigation functions |
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Term
106 C3I
Define: Intelligence |
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Definition
| -Product resulting from the collection, exploitation, processing integration, analysis, evaluation & interpretation of available info concerning foreign countries |
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Term
104 Org Structure
3 Types of Control |
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Definition
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Term
110 CBR
JSLIST
Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology |
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Definition
-Wash 6 times
-110 water
-24 hour contaminated environment
-45 days in non-contaminated |
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Term
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Definition
-blanket carry
-tied hands carry
-4 handed seat carry
-pack strap carry
-firemans carry |
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Term
113 C4I
BFT
Blue Force Tracker |
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Definition
| -used to identify and track US, allied or coalition porces |
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Term
110 Seamanship
Spring tide |
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Definition
| -Sun and moon are in line with the earth |
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Term
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Definition
| -When the sun adn moon are 90 apart |
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Term
103 History
Operation Just Cause |
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Definition
-Invasion of Panama to topple the Noriega dictatorship
-Sank the panamanian patrol boat presidente poras |
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Term
102 Admin
CMC Responsibilities |
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Definition
-CPO/PO indoc
-enlisted ware quals
-ERB/DRB
-Sailor of the month/quater/year
-Family programs
-Command retention team |
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Term
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Definition
| -pronounceable words or phases that have been assigned meaning to expedite massage handling on R/T circuits |
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Term
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Definition
TCV: 1Mb SHF, NIPR/SIPR/JWICS, Black/Red Phones
Medium: 2MB, Same
Lite: 64k, INMARSAT, NIPR/SIPR, RED/BLACK |
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Term
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Definition
| 500 gallon fuel drum used for combat refueling |
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Term
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Definition
*operable with the MKV*
Length: 11 Meter
Weight: 14,700 lbs
Draft: 2'11"
Beam: 10'7"
Max SPeed: 47 knots |
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Term
109 Exp Water
Assessment Zone |
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Definition
| -security boats passively observe craft |
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Term
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Definition
-failure of the heart and blood vessels to maintain blood flowing to vital organs
-reduce or prevent shock, place casualty on his/her back, legs elevated 6 to 12 in |
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Term
|
Definition
| -Consolidated Shipboard allowance list |
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Term
| 102 First Aid 2 types of cold injuries |
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Definition
| 1)Frostbite: injury of tissue caused from exposure. Symptom: loss of sensation, sudden blanching 2)Hypothermia: body loses heat faster than they can produce it. Syomptom: temps below 90, drowsy, mentally slow, stiff |
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Term
107 Weapons
M2HB rates of fire |
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Definition
|
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Term
|
Definition
-Submersible underwater vehicle, designed to carry SEALS
Length:15'5"
Weight: 265 LBS
Draft: 2'
Beam: 6'3"
Max speed: 18knots |
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Term
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Definition
-used for clandestine surface insertion & extraction of lightly armed SOF, land &recover SOF
Length: 15'
Weight: 265 lbs
Deam: 2'
Draft:6'
Max Speed: 18knots |
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Term
|
Definition
Payload: 170,900
Range:2420 nm
18-463L Pallets
102 Personell |
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Term
|
Definition
Payload: 45,000 lbs
2050 nm
6-463L pallets
74/90 Personnel |
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Term
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Definition
-immediate: Personnel
-operational: sustain operations
-thorough: detailed overall decontamination |
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Term
|
Definition
| propeller draws in an air/water mixture vice water only |
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Term
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Definition
| offset from true geographic north to magnetic north |
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Term
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Definition
| amount of deflection influenced by a vessel & its electronics on the compass |
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Term
110 Seamanship
Masthead light |
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Definition
| White light placed over fore and aft centerline, 225 |
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Term
110 Seamanship
Side lights |
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Definition
Port:Red, Starboard: Green
112.5 |
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Term
110 Seamanship
Stern light |
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Definition
| White light on stern, 135 |
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Term
112 Convoy Ops
3 Types of Overpass Security Actions |
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Definition
1)Deliberate Low Clear
2)Deliberate High Clear
3)Hasty Clear |
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Term
106 Comms
GBS
Global Broadcast Service |
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Definition
| provides high speed one way information to the war fighter, receives only 23.5 Mps |
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Term
|
Definition
Location
Frequency
Patients by Precedence
Equipment
Patients ambulatory
Security
Method of marking
Nationality
Nbc, terrain features |
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Term
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Definition
| -replacement of one blocking vehicle w/ another |
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Term
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Definition
-UHF/VHF LOS hand-held radio
-5 watts of encryption
-sercure/non secure voice
-secure data
-30-512 Mhz
-SATCOM capable/Not certified |
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Term
101 Saftey
Applying ORM
IAMIS |
|
Definition
Identify Hazard
Assessing hazards
Making risk decisions
Implementing controls
Supervise |
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Term
103 History
Naval Special Warfare CMD |
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Definition
16 April 1987
Mission was to develop martime special ops |
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Term
|
Definition
Begin planning
Arange for recon
Make recon
Complete plan
Issue the order
Supervise |
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Term
|
Definition
-intelligence gathering
-coordination with local & hot country security forces
-development & implementation of preventive measure
-integration of physical assets |
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Term
|
Definition
-OPORD: Operational order, directive issued by a cmdr
-WARNORD
-OPLAN
-FRAGORD
-EXORD
-CONOPS |
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Term
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Definition
-potable: safe for drinking
-non-potable: unsafe for drinking
-chlorination: 2.0ppm
-Superchlorination: 100ppm, 24 hour douching |
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105 Supply
Government Purchase threshold |
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Joint aquisition review board
-review system to ensure the cmd is making good financial decisions |
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107 Weapons
How is the weapon powered? |
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1)Gas: bolt is operated by pressure directed through a gas tube
2)recoil: bolt/slide is operated by force of the cartride firing, forcing the bolt/slide rearward to cycle |
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109 Water Borne
Security boat teams |
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Definition
1)Blocking
2)Herding
3)Shouldering |
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-multiband, multimission man pack radio
-30-512 MHz
-DAMA SATCOM |
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103 History
Seabees
when were they organized?
called? |
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Definition
They were organized January 1942
-called Construction battalions
CB's |
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110 CBR
Whos orders for unmasking |
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Definition
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Term
103 History
Lt Thomas Norris |
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Definition
-one of 3 seals awarded the medal of honor
-vietnam rescue of 2 downed pilots in QUANG TRI Province |
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103 History
Admiral Eric T Olson |
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Definition
-8th commander
-FIrst Naval officer of the US special operations command
First SEAL to be appoint 3 and 4 star general |
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103 History
Operation Flintlock |
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Definition
-UDTS first combat
January 31, 1944 |
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Father of Naval Special Warefare
-Scounts and Raiders |
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107 Exp Camp
Trouble desk (4 Levels) |
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Definition
-LVL1: Saftey
-LVL2: Function
-LVL3: PMS
-LVL4: Appearance |
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Definition
| Requisition & invoice/shipping document |
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112 Convoy Ops
Hasty clear |
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Definition
| -Lead vehicle observes the top of the overpass, each passing vehicle provides a weapon to observe overpass |
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105 Supply
10 Classes of Supply |
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Definition
1)Food and health items
2)Clothing
3)Fuels and Lubricants
4)Construction materials
5)Ammo
6)Personal Items
7)Tanks, vehicles, shops
8)Medical
9)Repair parts
10)Non military programs |
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104 Navy EXW
NECC
Navy Expeditoinary Combat Command |
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Definition
| In charge of force protection, shore-based logistics, contruction missions |
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Definition
| Report of quality deficiency |
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Term
103 History
Joint Endeavor/Gaurd |
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Definition
| -QRF for the Sava River brsging operations |
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Term
102 Admin
OPLAN
Opertion Plan |
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Definition
| -detailed statement of a course of action to be followed to accomplish a future mission |
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110 CBR
Detects radiation level |
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Definition
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Definition
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Definition
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Definition
Status of Reasource and Training System
Goes to NCA, JCS, CNO, FLeet commanders & OP Commanders |
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Definition
| In entrance wound, cover 3 side of the wound and in exit wound cover all 4 sides |
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Definition
| 4 Navy SEALS were pinned down in a fire fight and radioed for help. A chinook helicopter carrying 16 service members responded but were shot down. All member of the rescue team and 3 SEALS died. |
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Term
| Lone survivor of Operation Red Wing |
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Definition
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Term
| Lieutenant Michael Murphy |
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Definition
| Leader of Operation Red Wing, he vailiantly climbed into the open onto high ground to call for rescue. His team killed 30-40 Taliban |
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Term
| Operation that established JSOC |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
President
Sec Def
Sec Navy
CNO
MCPON
JSC
SOCOM
CSM
JSOC
CSM |
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Term
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Definition
HUMINT
OSMINT
SIGINT
IMINT
MASINT: Measurement and signature intelligence requuiremnts
CI: counter intel
TECHINT
METOC |
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Term
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Definition
1)Man portable: supports the small ground combat teams
2)Tactical: supporting service units
3)Theater: support theater-wide requirements |
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Term
SINCGARS
Single channel ground & airborne radio system |
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Definition
VHF, frequency modulated radio sets
-short-long range operation for voice or digital comms |
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Definition
Length: 48"
Weight: 27.6 lbs
Max range: 3,725m
Max eff point: 1,800m
7.62 ammo
gas operated, air cooled, link-belt fed |
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Definition
Length: 65.13 in
Weight: 84 lbs
Max range: 6767m
Max Eff range: 1829m
.50 CAL
recoil operated, air cooled, belt fed |
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Term
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Definition
Length: 33 in
Weight: 5.94 lbs
Max rage: 3600m
Max eff range: 500m
5.56 ammo |
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Term
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Definition
| -quarterly or as needed, 1-2 days, document training |
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Term
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Definition
1-study mission
2-plan use of time
3-study terrain & situation
4-organize patrol
5-select personnel, equipement, and weapons
6-issue the warning order
7-coordinate
8-recon
9-completed detailed plans
10-issue patrol order
11-supervise/inspection
12-execute mission |
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Definition
Situation
Mission
Execute
Admin and logistics
Command and signal |
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Term
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Definition
| -Access by unauthorized craft is challanged security boats actively interact with unknown craft |
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Term
| Rear Admiral Draper L Kauffman |
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Definition
Father of Naval Combat Demo
June 1943 organized first USN demo teams
1944 EST Naval combat demo unit |
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Definition
Direct pressure
Elevation
Pressure Point
Tourniquet |
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Term
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Definition
Length: 37.5 in
Weight: 6.9 lbs |
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Term
| Goldwater-Nicholas DOD reorganization act of 1986 |
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Definition
| -MADE the position of Vice-Chairman but named the chairman at the senior ranking member |
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Term
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Definition
Water sump 10 tilt toward gernade sump
Gernade sump 30 down angle & 1.5 ft long
1M4 Long x 1M4 Wide
As deep as armpits |
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Term
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Definition
Fighting: Kevlar & weapon
BIVOC: sleeping bagm flashlight, tent, camping gear
Protective: Full battle rattle |
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Definition
-US coast gaurd
- uses transportable port security boats
-protection of high value assets |
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Term
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Definition
-detects liquid hazard nerve agents
-Red for H and L blister
-Yellow for G series nerve
-Green for VX nerve |
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Term
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Definition
MCU-2/P
9 seconds to get it on and sealed |
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Term
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Definition
Maritime Interdiction Operations
-Peacetime measurements designed to enforce embargoes sanctioned by the UNSC, national authority or other regional organization |
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Term
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Definition
-CASREP: downed equipment
-LOGREQ: logistical requirments
-SITREP: commander narrative |
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Definition
| numbers indicating water depth at given area |
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Definition
| boats approx position by applying speed, time and course from its last known position |
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Term
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Definition
Squeeze the taliban & al qaeda strong hold
-Niel C Roberts |
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Term
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Definition
| less than 100,000 ft & fireball does not touch the earths surface effects are initial and thermal radiation |
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Term
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Definition
STRATCOM
SOCOM
JFCOM
TRANSCOM |
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Term
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Definition
Length: 33 FT
Weight: 1800 lbs
Beam: 2ft
Draft: 9ft
Max SPeed: 40 Knots |
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Term
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Definition
Size
Activity
Location
Unit
Time
Equipment |
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Term
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Definition
-Saved the life of senior officer and 3 vietnamese
-Rescued LT Norris
-Swam Norris and a vietnamese 2 hours to sea before rescue |
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Term
| 3 levels of Naval Intelligince |
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Definition
Strategic: international level
Operational: regional theaters
Tactical: component and unit level |
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Definition
| Defense reutilization marketing office |
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Term
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Definition
Intended as a rapid mass insertion of troops at low altitudes directly to the battle field
-450ft in a combat environment |
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Term
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Definition
| employed the largest number of Navy SEALS in history |
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Term
| # types of random searches |
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Definition
Hasty Body search
Detailed body search
Vehicle |
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Term
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Definition
Cuncussion gernade
Kill: 5ft
Stun: 25-30 ft
Ear injury: 150 ft |
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Definition
-Naval Coastal warfare Group
-Naval Coastal Warefare Squadron
-Mobile inshore undersea warefare units
-Inshore boat unit
-Mobile security squadron
-Mobile security det
-USCG Port Security (PSU) |
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Term
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Definition
-Muster site
-Procedure for use of emergancy equipment
-Emergency contact numbers
-Equipment shut down prodecures
-Back up comms
-Procedure to follow in the event of an emergancy |
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Definition
-Key terrain
-Observation
-Concealment and cover
-Obstacles to movement
-Avenues of Approach |
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Term
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Definition
| Inner most layer around the HVA, no hostile craft should be permitted to enter the zone |
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Term
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Definition
| 1944, Largest amphibious operation in history |
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Term
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Definition
| 1)Cramp: muscular spasms from the loss of salt 2)Stroke: breakdown of sweating mech 3)Exhaustion: excessive sweating |
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Term
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Definition
time phase force deployment data
-concept
-planning
-forces
-logistics
-transportation
-review |
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Term
SCOF
Seaward continum of force |
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Definition
LVL1: Weapons ready
LVL2: Surface Action
LVL3: Warning shots
LVL4: Open fire |
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Term
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Definition
1) Pacific Command(PACCOM)
2)European (EURCOM)
3) Africa (AFRICOM)
4)North (NORTHCOM)
5)South (SOUTHCOM)
6)Central (CENTCOM) |
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Term
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Definition
Type of communication
Ignored warning shots could mean hostile intent |
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Term
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Definition
Page 2: SGLI, emergency data
Page 4: Quals , awards
Page 13: admin remarks
Page 5: List of UIC and commands |
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Term
| Codes used for the Army and Navy Mail |
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Definition
Army : DODAC
Navy: UIC, unit identification code (5 digits) |
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Term
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Definition
25 October 1983
-invasion of Grenada
-flagrant violation of international law by NATO
-national holiday in Grenada, Thanksgiving Day |
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Definition
| capablity to perform operation under contigency for 90 day resupply |
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Term
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Definition
Cyclic: 650-950 RPM
Sustained: 100 RPM Barrel change every 10 min
Rapid: 200 RPM Barrel change every 2 min |
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Term
| Phases of terrorist attack methodology |
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Definition
-target options
-selection surveillance
-target selection
-detailed surveillance
-training & preperation
-the attack |
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Definition
| near or towards the CENTER |
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Term
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Definition
| towards the outside of the ship |
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Term
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Definition
| direct representative of the CO |
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Term
| Deadly force justified under.. |
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Definition
-all lesser means have been exhauseted
-arrest and apprehension
-escape
-self defense and defense of others
-assets involving national security |
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Term
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Definition
-scaled 350ft sheer cliff to get above enemy
-grenade exploded at his feet
-called in fire support while bleeding profusely
-gained critical intel |
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Term
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Definition
-Convoy cmdr
-Ass convoy cmdr
-Lead vehicle cmd
-Driver
-Crew served weapons
-Medic
-Litter team
-Designated marksman
-Landing zone team
-Assault team
-Recovery team
-Security Personnel |
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Term
| Who executes programs uner the MCPON? |
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Definition
| Fleet, forces, CNO directed CMC's |
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Term
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Definition
-messenger
-whistle
-special signal:strobes, buzzsaw, color flares, smoke
-hand signals |
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Term
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Definition
Scouts and Raiders
-cutting a cable and net barrier across the Wadi river enabling the USS Dallas to insert rangers into combat
-first allied landing in Europe
1942 |
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Term
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Definition
-Direct advisor to the CNO
-unofficial channel of communicaiton between enlisted personnel and the senior policy level of DON |
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Term
| CMDCM billit regardless of cmd size |
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Definition
-naval contruction battalions
-submarine squadron support
-dry docks
-fast frigates
-NavSpecWarfare groups
-special boats squadrons
-SEAL teams
-Sub groups and squadrons |
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Term
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Definition
-Direct Action
-Special Reconnaissance
-Counter Terrorism
-Counter proliferation
-MISO/ Civil affairs
-Information Warefare
-Unconventional Warefare
-Foreign Internal Defense |
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Term
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Definition
-Arson
-Bombing
-Kidnapping
-Hostage taking
-Highjacking
-Seizures
-Information warefare
-Nuclear weapons
-Assasinations
-Raids
-Sabatoge |
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Term
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Definition
| increased threat exists, FP condition can be sustained for weeks without causeing undue hardship |
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Term
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Definition
| incident occurs or intel, FP condition for more than a short period will probably creat harship |
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Term
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Definition
| attack occured in the immediate area, FP condition is declared only as a localized warning |
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Term
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Definition
| Vehicle blocks the intersection to prevent traffic from intermingling with your convoy |
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Term
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Definition
1)Assessment zone: outermost defense zone, typically does not have boundries
2)Warning zone: security forces classify contacts as either threats or non-threats
3)Threat zone: innermost layer of defense, classified as a threat |
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Term
| Naval reserve echelon needs how many ppl for CMC? |
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Definition
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Term
| Effective training requirements |
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Definition
-Dyanmic instruction
-positive leadership
-personal interest
-quality control
-technical support
-regular scheduale |
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Term
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Definition
| -reflects the priorities and req of the joint force |
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Term
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Definition
| -the safe guarding of vessels, harbors, ports, waterfront facilites & cargo from internal threats such as destruction, loss or injury from sabotage or other subersive acts |
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Term
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Definition
Whistles
1 short blast: attention to order
1 long blast: cease fire
3 long blast: hostile aircraft/vehicle |
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Term
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Definition
| general threat exists but warrants only a routine security posture |
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Term
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Definition
| general threat is directed towards installations, vessels, or personnel |
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Term
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Definition
-Souts and raider (6 years)
-UDT (11 years)
-Seal team 2
won the first season of survivor |
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Term
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Definition
-Terrorism threat assessment
-Vulnerability assessment
-Risk assessment
-AT physical security measurement
-Terrorist incident response
-Terrorist consequence management measure |
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Term
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Definition
31 OCT 1966
-River patrol boat (PBR 105)
-Led his boat team against concentrations of enemy
-50 enemy vessels destroyed |
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Term
FOD
Foreign Object Damage |
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Definition
| -object disturbed by the wind across the deck or rotor wash and may cause damage to personnel, aircraft, or equipment |
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Term
| Cohen-Nunn amendment to 1987 defense authorization act |
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Definition
| established a new unified combatant commander as the USSSOF |
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Term
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Definition
| over the counter purchases |
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Term
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Definition
1)Tactical: voice circuits used at sea
2)Directed: must obtain permission from the NECOS(net control station)
3)Free: On the free net, member stations dont need NECOS |
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Term
| EKMS Designation requirements |
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Definition
-Be US citizen
-E-6 or above, GS-7 or above
-Possess a security clearance equal to or higher than the highest classification of COMSEC material
-Appointed by the CO
-Attend EKMS manager COI |
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Term
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Definition
Length: 65 in
Weight: 84 lbs
Max range: 6767
Max eff: 1829
.50 CAL |
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Term
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Definition
-M3 Tripod
-MK 56 Mod
-MK 93 Mod |
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Term
| The criticality of an assest or area is determined by assessing 3 components |
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Definition
-Importance to the mision
-Effect
-Recoverability |
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Term
| Vulnerability of an asset or area |
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Definition
Construction
Accessibility
Recognize ability |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| PIM: Best possible route for the ship to follow |
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Term
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Definition
| Done by map, physical or by first hand knowledge |
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Term
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Definition
| residual levels of at least 2.0 parts per million |
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Term
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Definition
| 100 parts per million for atleast 24 hours, system douching |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
Rout of entry for CBR
-Precutaneous
-Non Precutaneous |
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Definition
1) Skin or contact hazard, unbroken skin or will injure skin directly
2)Agents enter through the resporitory tact, open wound eyes |
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Term
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Definition
1)Hypovolemic
2)Neurogenic
3)Cardiogeneic
4)Anaphylactic |
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