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COMMON CORE

Harpoon

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Main Communications (Radio)

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COMMON CORE

Fire Control Lasers

3 versions

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Uses infrared laser beams to confuse sensors, cameras, and vision, cripple or destroy targets.

ODIN, LAWS, AND HELIOS

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COMMON CORE

ASROC

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(VLA) Veritical launched anti-submarine rocket.

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COMMON CORE

Standard missile

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Supersonic guided missile

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COMMON CORE

MK45 Lightweight Gun

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Commonly known as 5”. It provides accurate naval gunfire against surface, air, and shore targets.

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Discuss the Following With Respect to Frequency and Range:

High Frequency (HF):

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3MHz – 30MHz

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COMMON CORE

CS-1

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Main Communications (Radio)

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Discuss the Following With Respect to Frequency and Range:

Very High Frequency (VHF):

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30MHz – 300MHz

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Discuss the Following With Respect to Frequency and Range:

Ultra High Frequency (UHF):

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300MHz – 3GHz

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Discuss the Following With Respect to Frequency and Range:

Super High Frequency (SHF):

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3GHz – 30GHz

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Main Communications

Extremely High Frequency (EHF)

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Used for satellite communications (SATCOM).

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Main Communications

Very High Frequency (VHF)

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Used Bridge to Bridge communications and line of sight communications.

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Discuss the Following With Respect to Frequency and Range:

Extremely High Frequency (EHF):

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30GHz – 300GHz

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Main Communications

Super High Frequency (SHF)

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Used for radar and satellite communications

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Main Communications

Ultra High Frequency (UHF)

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SATCOM and LOS communications used during Flight Ops for Plane to Ship communication.

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Main Communications

ADNS

And what it is?

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Automated Digital Network System

Gateway for all incoming and outgoing IP traffic

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Main Communications

RIVER CITY

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Means of controlling all off-ship communications

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Main Communications

GBS

And what it is?

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Global Broadcast System

Provides video feed that rides with the SHF IP (KA BAND) services signal

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Main Communications

COMSPOT

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Report of unusual COMMS difficulties submitted 30 minutes after outage occurs

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Main Communications

Cryptographic Equipment

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Equipment used to encrypt and decrypt communications

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Main Communications

CUDIXS

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Common User Digital Information Exchange Subsystem

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CS-2 Network Security

Responsible:

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Providing safe and secure network traffic and account creation

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CS-2 Network Security

Requirements for account creation:

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  • SAAR-N – System Authorization Access Request – Navy
  • NKO DoD Cyber Awareness training
  • Clearance verified by departmental security manager
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CS-2 Network Security

SAAR-N

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System Authorization Access Request – Navy

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# CS-2 Network Security Information Assurance
Measures that protect and defend information and information systems.
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# Describe Information Assurance Regarding: Integrity
- Assurance that information is not modified by unauthorized parties or in an unauthorized manner
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# Describe Information Assurance Regarding: Availability
- Assurance of timely, reliable access to data and information systems by authorized users.
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# Describe Information Assurance Regarding: Non-repudiation
Assurance that the sender of data is provided with proof of delivery and the recipient is provided with proof of the sender's identity
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Electronic Spillage
Higher classified items being placed on a lower classified network
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INFOCON
- Is a defense posture and response system for DoD information systems
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HBSS
Host Based Security System
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# DISCUSS LEVELS AND EFFECTS OF INFOCON CONDITIONS ON YOUR SHIP How many level are there?
5
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# DISCUSS LEVELS AND EFFECTS OF INFOCON CONDITIONS ON YOUR SHIP OPSCON 3
Enhanced readiness procedures
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# DISCUSS LEVELS AND EFFECTS OF INFOCON CONDITIONS ON YOUR SHIP OPSCON 5
Normal readiness procedures
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# DISCUSS LEVELS AND EFFECTS OF INFOCON CONDITIONS ON YOUR SHIP OPSCON 4
Increased military vigilance procedures
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# DISCUSS LEVELS AND EFFECTS OF INFOCON CONDITIONS ON YOUR SHIP OPSCON 1
Maximum readiness procedures
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# DISCUSS LEVELS AND EFFECTS OF INFOCON CONDITIONS ON YOUR SHIP OPSCON 2
Greater readiness procedures
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Host Based Security System | what it is?
- Can detect and counter, in real-time, against known Signature-threats and or Behavioral threats
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CS-3
Automated Data Processing / Electronic Data Processing
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CS-3 Automated Data Processing / Electronic Data Processing | Responsible ?
Responsible for managing and maintaining the CANES network
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CANES
Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services
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# CANES – Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services Comprised of 4 enclaves:
- NIPR (Unclassified) - SIPR (Secret) - SR (Secret Releasable) - SCI (Sensitive Compartmentalized Information) networks
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# CANES – Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services
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File Servers
Hosts documents and applications for clients on a network
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Domain Controllers
Authenticates all user and computer accounts on the network
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Exchange Servers
Handles all email traffic on board
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Location of Unclassified Servers
Manage servers virtually
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NTCSS
Naval Tactical Command Support System
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ADP provides account creation in order to access:
R-Supply – Ordering consumables S-1 OMMS-NG – Maintenance management MSC R-ADM – Personnel management Training NALCOMIS – Aviation maintenance AIMD
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CS-5
Tactical Data Display
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ADMACS – Aviation Data Management and Control System | what si it?
A network that distributes information critical to flight ops
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ADMACS
Aviation Data Management and Control System
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ADMACS Provides the following data information:
- Weapons Inventory - NAVSSI Navigation - Moriah Wind Speed - IFLOLS Landing lights - SPN-46 Radar - LSODS Landing Signal Display System - ILARTS Video - MR Hands Racetrack
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LINK-11
“Gator” visual display of the immediate area ranging from 30-100NM
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LINK-16
“Timber” visual display of immediate area ranging up to 50NM
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MK2 SSDS
Ship’s Self Defense System
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STJ(Satellite Link 16)
“Black Timber” providing a visual display of outside of the immediate area
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SGS
Ship’s Gridlock System
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AN/USG-2 CEC
Cooperative Engagement Capability (SPIDER)
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SSDS integrates and controls the following subsystems:
- SPS-67 - SPS-73 - SPS-48 - SPS-49 - RAM - CVTSC - LINK-11 - LINK-16 - SPO-9B - SLQ-32 - SGS - IFF - CEC - NSSMS
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ASTABS
Automatic Status Board
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ATD
ADVANCED TRAINING DOMAIN
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OCSOT
OVERALL COMBAT SYSTEMS OPERABILITY TEST
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Sea Valve
Seals the hull of the ship when the pitsword is lowered and raised
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CS-6
Radars / Navigation Equipment
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“Bullseye”
SPN-41 ILS (Instrument Landing System)
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RADAR
Radio Detection and Ranging
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WSN-7 | locations?
Ring Laser Gyrocompass | One in Fwd IC and one in Aft IC
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Rodmeter (Pitsword)
An electromagnetic emitter
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Indicator Transmitter
Transmits own ship’s speed data
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Dummy Log
Manual speed inputs to the hybrid speed log system
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“Marshall”
SPN-43
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“PALS”
SPN-46
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SPS-48 | spacifics:
- 3D - Primary air search radar - 5,000yds – 220NM
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SPS-49 | specific:
- 2D - Secondary air search radar - 500yds – 256NM
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SPS-67 | specific:
- 2D - Primary surface search radar - 75yds – 60NM
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SPS-73
Primary surface navigation radar
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Mode C
Civilian/Military Aircraft Altitude
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Mode 3/A
Civilian/Military ID Code
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Mode 1
Military Mission Code
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Mode 2
Military Fleet/Unit Code
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Mode 5
Military Only
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CS-7
Self-Defense Weapons Systems
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Mode S
Civilian ID mode that contains expanded reply data and is capable of interrogating individual aircraft
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TACAN
- Tactical Air Navigation (Father)
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CS-8
Interior Communications Systems
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Explain the Difference Between 2-Dimensional and 3-Dimensional Radars:
- 2-D radars provide range and bearing - 3-D radars provide range, bearing, and altitude
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Types of Radars :
- Air Search - Surface Search - Navigation - Fire Control
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Purpose of Fire Control
Putting ammunition down range on target. “Warheads on Foreheads”
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HERF
Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Fuel
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4 D’s for Weapon
- Detection - Direction - Delivery - Destruction
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NSSMS | And primary purpose?
NATO Sea Sparrow Surface Missile System | Primary defense for ASMD (Anti-Ship Missile Defense)
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CVDS
Canes Video Distribution System
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MK 57 MOD 13 - NSSMS | Spacific:
- Primary defense for ASMD (Anti-Ship Missile Defense) - Range 1 – 18 NM
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MK31 - RAM – Rolling Airframe Missile | Spacific:
- Secondary defense for ASMD (Anti-Ship Missile Defense) - Range 400 yards – 3.25 NM
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MK15 Phalanx - CIWS – Close In Weapons System | Spacific:
- 5 primary modes of operation - Range 250 - 2000 yards
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CIWS 5 primary modes of operation: | Spacific:
- Maintenance - Surface Mode - Air Ready - Anti Air Warfare (AAW) Manual - AAW Auto
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SPQ-9B – Fire control radar | Specific:
- 3-D radar with range from 80-100NM - Primary targeting for NSSMS and RAM
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HERO
Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance
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HERP
Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Personnel
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IVN
Integrated Voice Network
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# Sound Powered Circuits: CKT JA
Captain’s Battle Circuit
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# Sound Powered Circuits: CKT JV
Maneuvering and Docking Circuit
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# Sound Powered Circuits: CKT JL
Lookouts Circuit
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# Sound Powered Circuits: CKT X40J
casualty communications circuit
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# Describe the Following Announcing Systems: 1MC
General Shipboard Announcing System
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# Sound Powered Circuits: CKT JZ
Damage Control Circuit
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# Describe the Following Announcing Systems: 3MC
Hangar Deck Announcing System
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# Describe the Following Announcing Systems: 2MC
Propulsion Plant Announcing System
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# Describe the Following Announcing Systems: 6MC
Ship to Ship Announcing System
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# Describe the Following Announcing Systems: 5MC
Flight Deck Announcing System
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SITE TV
Shipboard Information Training and Entertainment | provides all hands training, port briefs and video entertainment.
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Moriah
Wind indicating system which provides wind direction (HD) and speed (HE)
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CCTV
Close Circuit Television
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CS-9
Exterior Communications Systems
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SATCC
Shipboard Air Traffic Control Communication
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HYDRA
Hierarchical Yet Dynamically Reprogrammable Architecture

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