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CDR Wallace Burns |
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Communications
LT Laura Welch |
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Transportation
LT Robert Sass |
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Deputy Commander
CDR Roy Hutchison |
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Commanding Officer
CAPT Dean Hilf |
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Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy
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Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Chief of Naval Operations
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Vice-Chair Joint Chiefs of Staff
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| GEN James Cartwright, USMC |
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Secretary of the Navy
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Commander in Chief - Presiden of the United States
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| CMDCM (EXW/SCW/FMF) Danny Blackshear |
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| CMDCM (SW/AW) Richard Ward |
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Fleet Command Master Chief
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| Force Command Master Chief |
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| FORCM (EOD/EXW/SW/AW) Farris W Foresman |
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Secretary Of Defense
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| Vice President of the Untite States |
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Commander, U.S. Naval Forces Central Command Commander, U.S. 5th Fleet
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| Fleet Forces Command / Fleet Commander-in-Charge (CINC) |
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Latrine to Galley
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JP-8/MOGAS to most anything
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Galley to Billets
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Potable Water to Galley
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Generator to Galley/Latrine
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Antenna Farm to Camp
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| 16 Items Needed in 250 Man Tent Camp |
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Water Motor Pool Armory
Command/Admin Berthing/Billets Galley
Barricades Garbage Pits Supply
Leach Field Security Posts Lights
Latrines/Shwr Antenna Farm Medicl
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Maintaining logistical awareness is a key objective of:
a. Plans officer
b. Officer in Charge
c. Engineering Officer
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The _____________ is typically responsible for the 24-hour operations at an aerial or sea port.
a. Operations Officer
b. Plans Officer
c. Supply Officer
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The __________ is responsible for the maintenance of MHE (i.e. forklifts and KALMAR) in order to support pier operations.
a. Operations Officer
b. Supply Officer
c. Engineering Officer
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The ________ manages secure telephone/fax services, radios and internet and intranet services?
a. Administrations Officer
b. Security Officer
c. Supply Officer
d. Communications Officer |
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| d. Communications Officer |
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The __________ will assist the Division Officer/Company Commander in preparing watch and liberty lists for unit personnel.
a. Company Chief
b. Command Master Chief
c. Department Head
d. Executive Officer |
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| Provides full authority to organize and employ commands and forces as considered necessary to accomplish assigned tasks. |
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A commander with _______ may control forces from one or more services, but does not normally include the authority to direct logistics, internal organization or unit training.
a. Combatant Command (COCOM)
b. Operational Control(OPCON)
c. Tactical Control (TACON)
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| The authority normally limited to the detailed and specified local direction of movement and maneuver of teh force to accomplish an assigned task. |
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Administrative Control
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| Direction or exercise of authority necessary to fulfill department statuatory responsibilities for administration and support. Subject to COCOM commander. |
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| To save life and prevent further injury. |
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| Sequence to examine injured person. |
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1. Keep lying down, head level.
2. Move no more than necessary.
3. Keep reassured and comfortable.
4. Don't touch open wounds or burns.
5. Don't give food or liquids by mouth.
6. Immobilize broken bones b4 moving.
7. Transport victim feet forward.
8. Keep comfortably warm. Maintain temp. |
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| Signs and Symptoms of Shock |
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Weak, rapid pulse
Shallow, rapid, and irregular breathing
Face, arms and legs feel cool to touch
Sweating noticeable
Dialated pupils (enlarged)
Complain of thirst
Feeling weak or dizzy
Feeling nauseous, frightened or anxious
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Keep Calm
Prevent from seeing injuries
SMALL AMOUNTS of warm water w/ 1 ts salt and 1/2 ts of baking soda /qt or ltr (if burned give lots of fluids)
Keep warm
Head lower than feet (unless head injury) |
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| Open wound where the fractured bone punctures through the flesh |
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Skin is irritated, reddened and tingling
Skin sensitive to touch and blanches with pressure
Pain mild to severe |
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Skin blisters, mottled appearance, red base
Damage extends 3/4 into the dermis
Painful
Edema and weeping at skin surface |
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Full Thickness Injury
Burn into muscle and fatty tissue
Tissues and nerve destroyed
Shocke with blood in urine present
Pain absent as nerves gone but surrounding Second Degree burns hurt.
Skin white (scalds) or black (charred)
Fluids collect in underlying tissues, leak out if not cauterized by burn |
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Used to determine seriousness of burn
9% for each leg, abdomen, chest, back, buttocks
4.5% for each arm and head |
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Cover with clean sheets or dry dressing
Do NOT remove clothing from burns
Serious burns start IV
Mild pain relief with aspirin
Cool, wet compress to relieve moderate pain
Small burns relieved with Anesthetic Ointment on unbroken skin |
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Which of the following should you not do when treating a chest wound?
a. Seal the wound with a hand or airtight material
b. Make sure the victim is hydrated
c. Give victim oxygen if available
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| b. Make sure victim is hydrated |
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Blood gushes out in spurts in sync with heartbeat or in steady stream.
Usually bright red in color. |
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Blood escapes in steady flow.
Blood is dark red (purplish) in color. |
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Blood oozes out slowly.
Blood brick red in color. |
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| Four Methods To Control Bleeding |
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| Direct Pressure, Indirect Pressure, Elevation, Tourniquet |
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| Required Operational Capability |
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| Projected Operational Environment |
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| LHA can be translated as landing ship, helicopter-capable, assault (has well deck too) |
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LHD can be translated
as landing ship, helicopter-capable, well deck. |
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| LSD can be translated as landing ship, well deck. |
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| LPD can be translated as landing ship, helicopter platform, well deck. |
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