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For a OIS reporting units, how long do they have to validate all NAR’s?

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NAR’s have to be completed within 72 hours.

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Where do you find guidance on the responsibilities of the WPO?

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It is outline in U.S.C.G Regulations M5000.3

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How long does a non OIS reporting unit have to validate all NAR’s?

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Non reporting units have 3 days to respond to a NAR.

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When should ready service pyro visual inspection be completed?

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Weekly

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Where should the member log the ready service pyro visual inspection?

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It should be logged in the magazine section of the ordnance log with the appropriate log entry and signed by the member

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How many people are required to conduct the ready service pyro visual inspection?

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How should a hand held signal be held prior to using?

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Shall be held at arms length approximately 45 degrees above horziontal

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How do you report a pyro malfunction or incident?

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Shall be reported per the Conventional Ordnance Discrepancy Report (CODR)

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When should a Notice to Mariners be sent out prior to a pyro training shoot?

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24 hours in advance prior to training

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What are the procedures for a misfire of the MK-79 kit?

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After a misfire, attempt two more times to fire it, if unsuccessful, wait 30 seconds to remove cartridge after last attempt

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What is a hangfire?

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It is a delay in the functioning of a propelling charge at the time of firing

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What is a misfire?

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It is a complete failure to fire

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What is a cook-off?

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A cook-off is a functioning of any or all of the components of a round chambered in a hot barrel due to the heat from the gun.

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Normal ordnance has been designed to withstand high temps, what is the designed range of temps?

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130 - 160 degrees fahrenheit

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What should be done for magazine temps over 100 degrees?

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A separate log shall be maintained listing the temps and the artificial cooling methods used, shall be recorded in red ink. If temps are above 110 degrees artificial cooling ad hourly temp recording are required.

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What are the levels of maintenance?

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  • organizational
  • intermediate
  • depot
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What is the funding for NTNO ordnance systems?

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AFC-77

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Cutters shall ensure that all deferred maintenance actions are placed in what file?

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The Current Ships Maintenance Project file (CSMP)

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When units have major discrepancies during an inspection, when are re-inspections required to be done?

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Shall be conducted within 90 days to verify conformance with policy

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Who sets up initial training programs on machine guns, for units who are not qualified to set up the programs?

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Area/Sector armory

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Are units required to have a unit machine gun standard operating procedure?

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If the unit has a MAW, yes they are required to have one.

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What are the crewing requirements for MAW’s on cutters?

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  • gunner
  • loader
  • sound powered phone talker
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What are the crewing requirements for a MAW on a small boat?

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  • gunner
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When is the head spacing checked?

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  • immediately prior to firing
  • after each barrel change
  • immediately prior to any operational mission when a weapon would be needed
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What is a mount captain?

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It is the person who is in charge of the mount and is in communication with the CONN

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What is effective fire?

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It is the accurate delivery of rounds, in bursts of 5-10 rounds of fire

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What is the stand for the 240B?

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MK 16 stand

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What is the topside safety gear for cutters using a MAW?

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  • ballistic helmet
  • flack jacket/soft body armor
  • flash gear
    Safety goggles/safety glasses
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Where do you find guidance on cutter operational training requirements?

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Cutter Training and Qualification Manual M3502.4

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Where do you find guidance for shakedown training?

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Cutter Training and Qualification Manual

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How often must the M 240B be fired?

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Must be fired annually with the member completing the applicable PQS quarterly

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When shall the .50 cal course of fire be completed?

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The course of fire shall be completed at a frequency prescribed in the Cutter Training and Qualification Manual

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32
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How often is .50 cal PQS required to be completed?

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Quarterly

33
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What are the 3 levels of qualification?

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  • level 1: initial service entry training (required annually for SAI’s)
  • level 2: augmentation billets required for performing unit security (annual requirement)
  • level 3: required for performing LE operations or port security duties (semi annual requirement)
34
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How often shall SAI’s be evaluated?

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Every 2 years

35
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What levels of qualification require JUFE?

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Level 2 and Level 3

36
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What are the requirements for personnel to complete in order to carry a small arm?

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  • complete and demonstrate proficiency with the PQS
  • qualify with the weapon
  • member has been instructed in the UOF policy
  • demonstrate maturity and judgement
  • qualified in JUFE
  • adequately trained and equipped to be able to use non deadly force
37
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How often shall small arms training be conducted?

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Shall be conducted at least once per quarter

38
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Who is required to maintain a list at the location where weapons are issued, of personnel who are authorized to carry or use of firearms as well as what firearms they are authorized to carry and the corresponding currency expiration date?

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Me the OIC

39
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Requalification of weapons quals must take place when?

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Must take place prior to or during the requalification month for a particular qualification level in order to remain qualified

40
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What happens to a member who shoots for record and fails to qualify?

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The member is unqualified regardless of the pervious qualification

41
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The weapon supervisor/qualifier must be designated in writing by who?

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Me the OIC

42
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Where should the dummy rounds be kept?

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Dummy rounds must be stored separately from live ammunition

43
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How often should loading and unloading of the PDW be conducted?

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Training shall be conducted quarterly with dummy rounds

44
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Who shall be present when all members are loading/unloading the PDW?

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A safety observer

45
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What is a cleared weapon?

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A cleared weapon is one with the safety in the safe position, all ammo removed from the weapon and the action is open. Its the only condition you should give, receive or bench a weapon.

46
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What are the four safety rules for handling weapons?

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  • treat every weapon as if it is loaded
  • keep your weapon pointed in a safe direction at all times
  • keep your weapon on safe until aimed on target and the decision to shoot has been made
  • keep your finger outside the trigger guard, indexed along the receiver, until you have identified the target and the decision to shoot has been made
47
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All PQS must be documented on what?

A

CG 3029

48
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Who is required to provide procedures for the manner in which personnel will carry weapons and ammunition back to the secure storage location?

A

Me the OIC

49
Q

A cleared 870 is one in which is what?

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It is one in which the safety is in the on position (protruding from the right side) and the fore end is to the rear with the ammo removed and no brass can be seen

50
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What are the loading postures for the M240B?

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  • standard load
  • enhanced load
  • full load
51
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What are the requirements for a shore based loading/unloading station?

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The required items for the loading/unloading station are:

  • safety glasses
  • first aid kit within 10 feet
  • loading/unloading procedures for each weapon issued at the unit
  • sufficient light at nighttime
52
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What are the requirements for an afloat loading/unloading station?

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  • designated on the weather deck with adequate light

- instructions must be of a color that can be read in red light

53
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What is the standard method of carry for the PDW?

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  • 11 rounds in the magazine and inserted in the weapon
  • 1 round in the chamber
  • hammer forward position resting on the intercept notch
  • weapon is holstered and strapped in
54
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What is the standard method of carry for a M870 during LE/Security boardings?

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  • fore end forward
    Safety in the safe position (sticking out of the right side of the receiver)
  • 4 rounds in the magazine tube
  • no round in the chamber
55
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What is the standard method of carry for a M870 during NCV/Pursuit activities?

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  • fore end forward
  • safety in the safe position
  • no rounds in the magazine tube
  • no round in the chamber
56
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What is the standard method of carry for a M16?

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  • bolt forward in battery
  • no round in the chamber
  • loaded magazine inserted in the weapon
  • select lever on safe
57
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What is the standard method of carry for a M14T?

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  • bolt forward in battery
  • no round in the chamber
  • loaded magazine inserted in the weapon
  • select lever on safe
58
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What is the standard method of carry for the M107 (.50 cal)?

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  • bolt forward in battery
  • no round in the chamber
  • loaded magazine inserted in the weapon
  • select lever on safe
59
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What are the weapon postures for the M240B?

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  • stowed weapons posture
  • standard load posture
  • enhanced load posture
  • full load posture
60
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What are the weapon postures for the M60?

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  • stowed weapons posture
  • standard load posture
  • full load posture
61
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What are the weapon postures for the M2HB?

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  • stowed weapons posture
  • standard load posture
  • half load posture
  • full load posture
62
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When a member fails to meet the qualification requirements for a given weapon, what shall the OIC do?

A

Revoke the qualification in accordance with the Ordnance Manual, a TMT entry shall be made and forwarded to PERSU within 14 days

63
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What are the requirements that a member needs to complete in order to carry a PDW?

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  • weapons qualified
  • judgmental training
  • use of force training
  • PQS
  • OIC approval (must possess the maturity and judgement necessary to conduct LE)
64
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Guidance on saluting batteries are promulgated in what manual?

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United States Coast Guard Regulations M5000.3

65
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Where do you fine the guidance on the WEPO’s specific duties?

A

They are outlined in United States Coast Guard Regulations M5000.3

66
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Your WEPO should be what paygrade?

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E-5 or above unless a GM is assigned

67
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Who designates the WEPO in writing?

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I do the OIC

68
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How often should all the Ordnance spaces be inspected by the WEPO?

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At least monthly

69
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Who must promulgate instructions for the security of small arms and magazine keys, including a current letter designating who may have access to small arms and magazine keys and under what conditions access is authorized and where do you find guidance on this requirement?

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I do the OIC and the guidance will be found in the Physical Security and Force Protection Manual

70
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MLOS small arms, ammo or pyro shall be investigated IAW what?

A

Administrative Investigations Manual

71
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When shall your R-865 verification be conducted?

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Conducted annually, initiated during the first quarter of each calendar year. The verification shall be conducted by 3 people that are assigned by the OIC, one of the three shall be a responsible not associated with the weapons department.

72
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When the R-865 verification is completed, what shall the 3 individuals that conducted the verification do?

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When completed, the 3 members sign the completed verification and it is then forwarded to the OIC.

73
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If any discrepancies are noted on the R-865 verification, what color pen must be used?

A

Red

74
Q

Temporary transfers of small arms shall not exceed how many days?

A

90

75
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If a temporary transfer of small arms will exceed 90 days, what shall be filled out?

A

DD 1149

76
Q

What is MLOS?

A

Missing, lost or stolen

77
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Missing means what when pertaining to MLOS?

A

Missing means that you dont know where the items are.

78
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Lost means what when pertaining to MLOS?

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That indicated you know where the loss took place and either you are in the process of attempting recovery or the determination has been made that the items are not recoverable.

79
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Stolen means what when pertaining to MLOS?

A

The determination should only be made if there are circumstances or some reasonable indications that an individual is at fault or responsible.

80
Q

What is a quick look for MLOS?

A

1-2 hours maximum

81
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If a weapon has not been found within 4 hours, what do you do?

A

Contact local police, county sheriff, District (OPCON/ADCON), message shall be sent within 24 hours of discovery.

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