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| uses and capabilities of the FURUNO Nav Radar |
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Uses: Contact coorination, Navigations
Capabilities: ange 72nm, LOS 19 nm |
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| explain he function and capabilities of the Dead Reckoning Tracer (DRT) |
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| Plots traval from a know starting point to determin location |
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| State the function and responsiblilities of the SNOOPIE Team |
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| Provide counter-survaillance on possible spies |
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| State the 4 turnes use for man overboard recovery |
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Anderson
Willianson
Race Track
Y Back |
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| Antenna used for ADNS (automated digital networking system) |
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WSC-8
Large white dome on the 05 lvl |
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discribe the HF TX antenna |
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2 vertical whips and 2 fan wires
4 URT-23D Transmitters
HF global(voice)
Freq 2-30MHz |
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Discribe the HF RX atenna |
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Trussed whip (05 lvl AFT STBD)
vertical whip (05 lvl AFT PORT)
aft fan whire (03 aft)
Receiver: 12 R-2368 LF/MF/HF Harris
HF Global (voice)
150KHz to 30 MHz |
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| Antenna used for International Air Distress (IAD) |
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GRC-211
RX only
121.5 MHz.
vertical dipole on the end of the port yardarm |
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4 vertical whips (05 FWD)
Black box Port and STBD on bridge
Bridge to Bridge |
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2 vertical whips (05 amidships)
Black box
Bridge to Bridge' |
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OE-82 (Trashcan)
Port and STBD on yardarms |
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| antenna used for Line of SIght (LOS) |
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2 sets of PLATE antennas (Sub mast)
225-400MHz |
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| Portable communications Equipment |
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EPIRB: emergency positioning indicating radio beacon)
Iridum Satellite telephone
Search and rescue transponder (SART) |
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| purpse of rutine and emergency distruction |
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Routine Distruction: distruction of expired crypto
emergecy distruction: distruction of all classified material during hostal takeover or abandion ship |
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| duty and responsibilities of the Operations Officer |
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| responsible to the CO for the colliction, evaluation, and dissemination of combat and operational information |
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| duties and responsibilities of the Communications Officer |
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| Responsible fo rthe rediness ad employment of all visual and electronic exterior communications equipment and the proper functioning of all associated internal systems and procedures |
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| Discuss the primary and secondary mission of CIC/CDC |
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Primary: process infromation in a timely and accurate manner to support the OOD. Acts as the brain of the ship
Secondary: control and or assist in spicific operations as deleated by proper authority |
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| Discuss the general duties of the CIC/CDC watch stations |
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| The Tactical Action Officer (TAO): direct advisor to the command from the display and decision area. has the ability to evaluate enemy threats quickly and take action. |
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| Discuss Opertional Order (OPORDER) |
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| is issued by a commander for the corrdinated execution of an operation in the immediate future |
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| Discuss Operational Plan (OPLAN) |
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| A compleate format of a plan, prepred well in advance, for conducting military operations |
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| Discuss Operational Tasking (OPTASK) |
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| Immmediate operational rasking of a force or unit |
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A standing operationsl task force organization of carriers, surface combatants, and subs. a battle force is made up of battle groups |
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Is a standing naval task group. carrier, surface combatants, and subs operating in mutual support. tasked with destroying hostile enemy combatants |
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Define Amphibious Redy Group (ARG) |
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A standard naval task group. comprised of various amphibious ships and marines. there mission is to carry marines and equipment to shore. |
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what is the purpose of data links |
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a secure net used to exchange data between computers and is guarded by all TDS capable units |
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explain identification friend or foe (IFF) |
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the system uses a Interrogator or transponder. the transponder answers the interrogator with the ships P/U (participating unit) code to prevent blue on blue engagements.
USS Frank Cable does not have a interrogator |
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how does sea return affect the radar |
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radar gets reflected and cutters the picture |
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how does weather affect radar |
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can obscure surface contacts. can counteract with ani-jamming controls on RCU (radar control unit) |
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how does hight of antenna and target affect radar |
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higher up you go further you can see. LOS is 19nm |
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Emission Control
use to protect from detection and incoming electromagnet seeking ordiance, and use for safty (HERO, HERP, HERF) |
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Define the Following
Electronic Support (ES)
Electronic Attack (EA)
Electronic Protect (EP) |
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ES: interception of electromagnetic, acoustic, and electro-optical to support combat operations
EA: electronic jamming from electronic or mechanical
EP: is stalled to insure a high lvl burst of energy will not overload the receiver of sensing equipment |
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