Amphibious Warfare Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
Q

What is the Ship to Shore movement plan?

A

Specific times for craft entering/exiting the well and arrival and depart beach

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What is the purpose of the LCS intentions message?

A

Message created by the LCAC control ship that defines the craft movements to the beach including number of waves/control points/time on track/ship rendezvous point

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Q

What is an OPTASK Amphib?

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Message that provides all information regarding the amphibious operation as a whole, the basic plan for all operations

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4
Q

What is H-hour?

A

The time that the first craft crosses the beach

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5
Q

What does PERMA stand for?

A

Plan, Embark, Rehearsal, Movement, Action/Assault

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What is a SUROB?

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Surface Observation, provided to ships and craft by Beach Master Unit giving real time information of current beach and weather conditions

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Who has control of any landing craft when entering/exiting the well deck?

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Well Deck Control and Ramp Marshal’s

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Q

What is the meaning of ‘Control’ in amphibious operations?

A

The ship controlling amphibious waves to the beach

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9
Q

What are the types of control in amphibious operations?

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  • Independent
  • Advisory
  • Positive
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What does CCA stand for?

A

Craft Collection Area (staging area in the water)

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What does CDP stand for?

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Craft Departure Point (initial point of transit to beach)

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What does CCP stand for?

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Craft Control Point (turn point along the track to the beach)

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What does CPP stand for?

A

Craft Penetration Point (point that crafts transit from water to land on beach)

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Q

What does CLZ stand for?

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Craft Landing Zone (location on beach where crafts stop on beach and unload/load)

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15
Q

Give examples of visual communication methods for beach approach and landing.

A
  • Lights
  • Flags
  • Markers
  • Signs
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16
Q

What is a CATF and what is his/her role?

A

Commander Amphibious Task Force, in charge of all Crafts upon exiting the ship

17
Q

What order is given to commence the Ship-to-Shore Movement?

A

Land the Landing Force

18
Q

What purpose does Well Deck Control serve in amphibious operations?

A

Controls craft movement in/out of the well

19
Q

What is the role of Ballast Control in amphibious operations?

A

Raises/lowers the amount of water in the well deck

20
Q

What is the function of the Stern Gate?

A

Lowered/raised to allow craft to enter the well

21
Q

What is the main difference regarding water inside the well for normal LCAC operations versus conventional landing craft?

A

Standing water in the well severely affects LCAC movement inside the well

22
Q

What is the primary hazard regarding LCAC operations inside the well deck?

A

Exhaust Gases

23
Q

How many LCAC can USS HFY hold?

24
Q

How many LCU can USS HFY hold?

25
What are some Hotel services the ship can provide to landing craft?
* Fuel * Shore Power * Fresh Water
26
What is battle speed?
Fastest speed of the slowest Craft
27
What is CATSKILL?
Name given to the Primary Control Ship (overall in charge)
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What can CATSKILL be subdivided by?
Color in front of Catskill for multiple ships with Landing craft, e.g., Red/Blue/Green CATSKILL