Comms Flashcards

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Very high frequency range

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30Mhz - 300Mhz

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Ultra High frequency range

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300Mhz - 3Ghz

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Super high frequency range

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3Ghz - 30Ghz

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4
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Extremely high frequency range

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30Ghz - 300Ghz

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5
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Radio Frequencies from lowest to highest

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High
Very high
Ultra high
Super high
Extremely high
(HVUSE)
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How many High frequency transmitters are there?

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29
26 broadband
3 narrow band

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What kind of high frequency transmitters are there?

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T-1603

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Where are the high frequency transmitters located?

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Transmitter Room #1 (TRANS1)

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How many high frequency receivers are there?

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41

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10
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What kind of high frequency receivers are there?

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R-2557

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11
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Where are the high frequency receivers located?

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Main Tech Control

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12
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What are the high frequency transmit antennae?

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OE-416 (bull horns)
AS-3772 (35’ Whip) x 3
LWCA (fan wire)

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13
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What are the high frequency receiving antennae?

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AS-3771 (18’ foot whip) x2

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14
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What is the nickname of the OE-416?

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Bull horns

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15
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What is the nickname of the AS-3772?

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35’ whip

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16
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What is the nickname of the LWCA?

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Fan wire

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17
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What is the nickname of the AS-3771?

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18’ whip

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18
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Where are the OE-416 located?

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Forward deck house

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19
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Where are the AS-3772 located?

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Forward of the super structure (red base)

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20
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Where are the LWCA located?

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From the edge of the bridge wings to the main mast

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21
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Where are the AS-3771 located?

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Forward Miser Tower (blue base)

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22
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What are the capabilities of high frequency?

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Ship to ship
Ship to shore
Ship to plane
Over the horizon

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23
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What circuits use high frequency?

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Tug control

International lifeboat

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24
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What are the very high frequency transceivers?

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SRC-54 (SINCGARS) single channel ground airborne radio system
GRC 211

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What antenna uses SRC-54?
AS-4336A
26
How many SRC-54 transceivers are there?
16
27
Where are the SRC-54 transceivers?
UV 2
28
Where are the AS-4366A antennas?
Stub mast 2. On yard arms
29
How many AS-4366 antennae are there?
2
30
What antenna uses GRC 211?
NT-66095
31
Where are the GRC 211?
UV2
32
Where are the AS-66095?
Stub mast
33
What are the capabilities of very high frequency?
Ship to ship Ship to shore Ship to plane
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What circuit uses very high frequency?
International air distress (GRC 211)
35
What frequency is used for international air distress?
121.5Mhz
36
What LOS transceivers use ultra high frequency?
WSC-3 | URC-93
37
How many LOS WSC-3 are there?
26
38
Where are the LOS WSC-3?
12 in UHF/VHF equipment room #1 (UV1) | 14 in UV2
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Which WSC-3 are HAVEQUICK?
2-2 and 3-2
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How many URC-93 are there?
2
41
Where are the URC-93?
Transmitter room 2
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What is LOS?
Line of sight
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What are the ultra high frequency LOS antennae?
SRA-62 (Christmas trees) AS-1018 (stovepipes) AS-1735 (rectangle plates) AS-390 (spider ants)
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What is the nickname of the SRA-62?
Christmas trees
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How many SRA-62 are there?
12
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Where are the SRA-62?
3 on each side of the super structure
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What is the nickname of the AS-1018?
Stovepipes
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How many AS-1018 are there?
7
49
Where are the AS-1018?
6 on the miser tower | 1 on the STBD yardarm of main mast
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What is the nickname of the AS-1735?
Rectangle plates
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How many AS-1735 are there?
8
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Where are the AS-1735?
Main mast. Below TACAN
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What is the nickname of the AS-390?
Spider ant
54
How many AS-390 are there?
2
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Where are the AS-390?
End of each yardarm of the main mast
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What are the capabilities of ultra high frequency?
Ship to ship Ship to shore Ship to plane
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What circuits use ultra high frequency?
Navy Red Fleet Tac Military Air Distress
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What is the frequency of military air distress?
243Mhz
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What is SATCOMM?
Satellite communications
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What SATCOMM transceivers use ultra high frequency?
WSC-3
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How many SATCOMM WSC-3 are there?
12
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Where are the SATCOMM WSC-3?
6 in miser tower (#6 is receive only) | 6 in transmitter room 2 (#12 is receive only)
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What SATCOMM receivers use ultra high frequency?
SSR-1
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What is SSR-1 used for?
Fleet Broadcast
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Where is the SSR-1?
Tech control
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What SATCOMM antennae use ultra high frequency?
OE-82 (table tops) | AS-2815 (egg beaters)
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What is the nickname of the OE-82?
Table tops
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Where are the OE-82?
2 on miser tower | 2 on superstructure
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What are the OE-82 used for?
WSC-3 transceiver
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What is the nickname of the AS-2815?
Egg beaters
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What are the AS-2815 used for?
SSR-1
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Where are the AS-2815?
2 on forward deck house | 2 on super structure (receive only)
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What are the capabilities of ultra high frequency (SATCOMM)?
Ship to ship Ship to shore Voice to data
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What is the TD-1271?
DAMA (demand assigned multiple access)
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How many DAMA are there?
4
76
How many ports are on each TD-1271?
4
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What does TD-1271 do?
Allows BLR to use one frequency for multiple circuits. MULTIPLEXING
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What is the MD-1324?
Mini DAMA
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How many MD-1324 are there?
4
80
How many ports are on each MD-1324?
2
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What SATCOMM circuits use ultra high frequency?
SATHICOM - satellite high command C7F CMD NET - multiple hop LRSPRAC - long range special reporting and coordination CUDIXS - common user digital information exchange subsystem
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What is DSCS?
Defense satellite communications system
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What is HAVEQUICK?
Uses multiple frequency hopping to prevent jamming and intrusion
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What is NMT?
Navy multiband terminal
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How many antennas does NMT consist of?
5
86
What systems does NMT consist of?
WSC-9(V)3 | WSC-9(V)1
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What bands does WSC-9(V)3 support?
X, Q, KA, GBS
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What is X band?
Unique frequency that uses 2 satellite links
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What bands does WSC-9(V)1 support?
Q, KA, GBS
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What antenna does DSCS use?
WSC-9
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What modem does DSCS use?
EBEM (MD-1366)
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What links use super high frequency?
DSCS | CBSP
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What is CBSP?
Commercial broadband satellite program
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What antenna does CBSP use?
USC-69
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What modem does CBSP use?
EBEM (MD-1366)
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What are the capabilities of super high frequency?
Ship to shore Voice and data High speed/high bandwidth
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What sub-systems use super high frequency?
``` Automated digital networking system Plain old telephone system Defense red switched network Video information exchange system Global command & control system Nonsecure Internet protocol routing network Secure internet protocol routing network Joint worldwide intelligence communications system ```
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What are the capabilities of extremely high frequency?
``` Ship to ship Shore to shore Voice and data Anti-jam Low probability of intercept (LPI) ```
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What is NAVMACS II SMS?
Naval modular automated communications system II single messaging solution
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What does NAVMACS II SMS do?
System that transmits and receives all of the BLR/C7F message traffic
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What circuits does NAVMACS II SMS use?
CUDIXS FSM Fleer broadcast
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What is CUDIXS?
Common user digital information exchange system Transmit/receive Top secret and below
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What is FSM?
Fleet SIPRNET messaging Transmit/receive Secret and below
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What is fleet broadcast?
Receive only | Top Secret and below
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What are the types of naval messaging?
Flash Immediate (OBOE) Priority Routine
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What are the requirements for Flash messaging?
10 minutes or less
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What are the requirements for immediate (OBOE) messaging?
30 minutes or less
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What are the requirements for priority messaging?
3 hours or less
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What are the requirements for routine messaging?
6 hours or less
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What kind of portable emergency communications does BLR have?
EPIRB
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What does EPIRB stand for?
Emergency position indicating radio beacon
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How many EPIRB are there?
4
113
Where are the EPIRB?
Trans 1 Trans 2 UV2 Bridge
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How is EPIRB activated?
Manually | Water-activated
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What operating system do we use?
COMPOSE Windows XP (work stations) | COMPOSE Windows Server 2003 (servers)
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What type of topology do we use?
Hybrid-MESH
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What does hybrid-MESH mean?
Servers are connected to the two backbone switches via fiber optic while workstations are connected via CAT-5
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How many servers are on NIPRNET?
9
119
What servers are on NIPRNET?
DC01, DC02, EX01, EX02, FS01-FS04, INM
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How many servers are on SIPRNET?
10
121
What servers are on SIPRNET?
DC01, DC02, EX01, EX02, FS01-FS04, FS06, INM
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What does INM server do?
Monitors all server activity | Contains WSUS to push updates
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DC01
Primary server | Contains Active Directory
124
DC02
Backup server | Contains ISA server
125
EX01
Last names A-M
126
EX02
Last names N-Z
127
FS01
Profiles
128
FS02
Home drive
129
FS03
BLR share drive
130
FS04
C7F share drive
131
FS06
C7F SIPRNET share drive
132
INM
Monitors all servers
133
Classification markings and colors
``` Top Secret/SCI - yellow Top Secret - orange Secret - Red Confidential - blue Unclassified - green ```
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Password requirements
``` Minimum of 14 characters 2 uppercase 2 lowercase Two special characters Two numbers No keyboard walking (consecutive keys) ```
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What type of virus protection do we use?
Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP)
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What does AIS stand for?
Automated info system
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What does GCCS-M stand for?
Global command control system - marine
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What is the purpose of GCCS-M?
Provide a common operational picture (COP) which provides the command an overall picture of the battle space
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High frequency range
3Mhz - 30Mhz