Warfare

Question 1

What Are The Layers Of Anti-Air Warfare?

Answer 1

0: Airborne Early Warning [Radar]
1: Air Defence [Fast Jets/Combat Air Patrol]
2: Area Defence w/Surface To Air Missiles [T45s w/SeaViper]
3: Point Defence Missile System [SeaCeptor
4: Close-In Weapon Systems [Phalanx/Goalkeeper]
5: Close Range [GPMG]

Question 2

What Are The 5 Phases Of Anti-Surface Warfare?

Answer 2

1: Detection [Radar + Intel]
2: Classification
3: Weapon Allocation [Destroy @ Max Range]
4: Engage [Over The Horizon Targeting]
5: Battle Damage Assessment

Question 3

What Are The Principles Of Anti-Sub Warfare?

Answer 3

Keep Surface Ships Away From Threat

Mission Essential Unit [MEU] + High Value Unit [HVU] Avoid Datum [Last Known Location Of Sub]

Question 4

What Are The Layers Of Anti-Sub Warfare?

Answer 4

1: Maritime Patrol Aircraft
2: Type 23 Passive Sonar
3: HELO VDS [Merlin] / Sonar Buoys
4: Look Zone Visualisation By Wildcat
5: ASW Screen [Active Sonar By T45/23]
6: Torpedo Counter Measures

Question 5

What Are The Phases Of Anti-Sub Warfare

Answer 5

1: Detect
2: Classify
3: Localise + Prosecute
4: Attack
5: Avoid Counter Attack

Question 6

What Methods Of Mine Disposal Do RN Use?

Answer 6

SEAFOX [Expendable Fibre Optic Underwater Vehicle]

Mine Clearance Divers

Question 7

What Does HM Stand For?

Answer 7

Hydrography [Study Of Seabed]
Meteorology [Study Of Natural Phenomenon]
Oceanography [Study Of Water Column]

Question 8

What Does JOMOC Stand For?

Answer 8

Joint Operational Meteorological Oceanographic Centre

[Northwood]

Question 9

Major Role Of HM In Littoral Missions?

Answer 9

Rapid Environmental Assessment