E6 SWE Flashcards
(243 cards)
1
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SAR Addendum
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16130.2F
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Command Center Manual
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3120.20A
3
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Cutter Training and Qualification Manual
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3502.4J
4
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Risk Management Manual
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3500.3A
5
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Maritime Law Enforcement Manual
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16247.1G
6
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Physical Security and Force Protection Manual
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5530.1C
7
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Telecommunications Manual
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M2000.3E
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SAR Appendix B E G H I J K N
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B= MISLE E= ORM G= QRC’s H= Search Planning Guide I= Flare incident J= EPIRB K= bibliography N= SAR Controller PQS
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CG Missions
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SAFETY
sar/marine safety
SECURITY
pwcs/drug interdiction/migrant inter/defence readiness
STEWARDSHIP
aids to Nav/envir protection/lmr/ ice ops/LE
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Most used charts on ships transferring the surface of the globe into a cylinder
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Mercator
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This kind of chart is used for fixing the ships position as it enters the coast from sea of for sailing between two distant ports
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Sailing chart
12
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Depth on a chart is based of of
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Mean low water
13
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1 fathom is how many Feet?
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6ft
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Small scale chart
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Displays a small amount of info over a large area
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Large scale chart
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Displays a large amount of info for a relatively small area
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Meridians
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0-180 run E or W
Longitude
Prime meridian
360* total
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Parallel Lines
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0-90 run N or S
Latitude
Equator
180* total
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1* of latitude
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60nm or 60min
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Q
1 minute =
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60sec or 1nm
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Harbor chart
Coastal Chart
General chart
Sailing Chart
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1: 50,000 - navigating the approaches to land (large scale chart)
1: 50,000-1:150,000 inshore navigation, for entering bays and harbors of considerable width, and for navigating large inland waterways
1: 150,000-1:600,000 for coastal navigation outside outlying reefs and shoals when the vessel is generally within sight of land or aids to navigation
1: 600,000 or Smaller - fixing the ships posn as it approaches the coast from open ocean, or for sailing between distant coastal ports (small scale chart)
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Green aids
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Odd numbers Day beacon=square Light= ! Can= ? Lighted buoy= clear ?
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Red aids
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Even numbers Daybeacon= triangle Light= ! Nun= ? Lighted buoy= coloured ?
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Title Block
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Chart Info: NOAA Seal Area covered by chart Projection Scale Soundings Datum info
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Chart symbols: Celestial/visual fix Electronic/radar fix Estimate posn Dead Reckoning
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Circle
Triangle
Square
Semicircule
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Ranges:
Nominal
Luminous
Geographical
Clear wx
Under existing wx conditions
Curvature of the earth, height of eye
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BEADWINDOWS
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Position
Capabilities
Operations
EW
Personnel
COMSEC
Wrong circuit
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“Wait”
| “Wait out”
Pause for < 60sec
| Pause for > 60sec
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EKMS 3E
CMS COR Audit manioc
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MMSI
Maritime Mobile Service identify
9 numbers
First three=country code
Last six=ships station identifier
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Percentage of SAR Cases:
- involve minor searches <24hrs
- involve major searches >24hrs
- involve assistance or rescue only, no searching
- all CG SAR cases occur within 20nm offshore
- 8%
- 2%
- 90%
- 95%
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47 U.S.C. 363
Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS)
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14 U.S.C. 2
GIVES the CG authority to develop and carry broad law enforcement and establish SAR, (maintain and operate rescue facilities)
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Two instances a new MISLE case shall be opened
- Notification of distress
| - launch of an SRU
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- Units shall open a new MISLE case for mission types no later than
- Facilitate near real-time entry, units are encouraged to open new MISLE cases within
- 1 hr
| - 15minutes
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MISLE
Marine Information for Safety and Law Enforcement
-appendix Bravo
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Broadcast used to alert the maritime public to a situation where a vessel needs assistance but is not in immediate danger
Marine Assistance Request Broadcast (MARB)
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Guidance for Maritime SAR assistance policy can be found in what chapter of the SAR addendum
Chapter 4
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What is considered to be a reasonable response time for a commercial assistance provider to arrive on scene with a disabled vessel
1hr
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AMVER and where is it located
New York
Automated Mutual assistance Vessel Rescue
- accessible at the district/area level
- worldwide voluntary ship reporting system for SAR.
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SAROPS
Search and Rescue Optimal Planning System
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DAN
Divers Alert Network
| Located at Duke University, this network can assist with cases regarding dive accidents
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TRUB
Temporarily Replaced by unit Buoy
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14 U.S.C. 88(c)
False distress calls (criminal penalties)
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14 U.S.C. 88
PERFORM all acts necessary to SAR
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14 U.S.C. 141
ASSIST other agencies for SAR. Corporation with other state, agencies, territories and political subdivisions
46
14 U.S.C. 89
Principle source of CG LE
47
Three elements comprise jurisdiction
- Vessel Nationality
- Location
- Substantive Law
48
How many levels are there in person to person UOF
6
- Officer Presence
- verbal commands
- control techniques
- aggressive response
- intermediate weapons
- deadly force
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GMDSS Sub-Systems
- DSC (digital selective calling)
- NAVTEX (MF freq)
- SITOR/Inmarsat C/Radio-telephone/SAT EPIRB/SART
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DSC
- Ch70/2182kHz/156.525mkz
- used for distress, urgency, safety, routine, ship’s business, and testing
- afloat units must wait 5min to allow the shore units to respond.
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NAVTEX
- narrow band direct printing telegraphy for transmission of navigational and meteorological warnings and urgent info to ships on MF (sea area A2)
- broadcast are made by CG CAMS, COMMSTA Kodiak, Sector Guam, sector San Juan 6x a day with normal duration of 20min and max duration of 40min
- automatically receives MSI such as Radio Navigation Warnings, storm/Gale warnings, distress alerts.
- 200nm
- 518kHz
- 3 message priorities: vital/important/routine
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EPIRB
Emergency Posn Indicating Radio Beacon
| - 406 MHz
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ARPA
Automatic Radar Plotting Aid
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DAMA
Demand Assigned Multiple Access
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Aircraft shall use what phrase when reporting operations statues updates
“Flight Ops Normal”
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Aircraft required to check-in with a communication facility within ___ after take off
5min
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83A
Radio activated Fog Sounding Device
| 157.175
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The system has a 1 watt radio that is 2 meters high and able to be receivers up to 20nm
Rescue 21
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How often shall SAR facilities (SARFA) lists shall be validated
Annually
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Default height given to a handheld flare when factoring the data into SAROPS
10ft
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If a search object type cannot be otherwise determined, the default search object is
20ft power boat
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Track spacing
Is the distance b/w adjacent parallel search legs
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VHF CH13
Bridge to bridge navigation
| 156.650MHz
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- The passing of medical info by radio is known by
| - CIRM
MEDICO
- international Radio medical Center
Medical advice offered to shipping companies and international servicing organisations that are contracted out to certain hospitals and firms
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3 emergency phases
Distress
Alert (apprehension)
Uncertainty (doubt)
- in the INITIAL ACTION Stage
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MSAP
Maritime SAR Assistance Policy
| -7 paragraphs in report
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The Ports and Waterways Safety Act of 1972
PWSA 33 U.S.C. 1221
Increase supervision of the port ops to prevent damage to structures in, on, or adjacent to the navigable waters of the US and reduce val or cargo loss, or damage to life, property and the marine environment.
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FPCON Levels
Normal- general threat but only routine security posture exists
Alpha- UNPREDICTABLE threat of possible terrorist attack
Bravo- INCREASE AND MORE PREDICTABLE threat of terrorist attack
Charlie- IMMINENT indicator of a terrorist incident or intel
Delta- IMMEDIATE AREA where terrorist attack has occurred or intel warns of an attack specific location
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Radio Specrums
Total= 8
NONE12
NONE12
NONE1
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VLF 3-30khz
LF 30-300khz
MF 300-3,000khz
HF 3-30mhz (sea area 3)
VHF 30-300mhz (sea area 1)
UHF 300mhz-3,000mhz
SHF 3-30ghz
EHF 30-300ghz
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SEPRNET
Secret Internet Protocol Router Network
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Sea AREA Codes
Sea area 1- VHF 20nm
Sea area 2- MF 200nm (NAVTEX)
Sea area 3- HF b/w 70N and 70S (DSC/IMMARSAT)
Sea area 4- polar regions north of 70n and south of 70s
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Restricted Area Visitor register
DA-1999
| Retained for 2yrs according to M5510.23A
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Requesting Clearance form
CG-5588
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You submit this form along with an award recommendation
CG1650
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Non Disclosure Agreement
Sf-312
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Classified Document Control Log
CG-4819
| Retained for 5yrs
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Report of survey
CG-5269
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Request Marine event permit
CG-4423
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Marine incident accident or death
CG-2692
| 46 CFR 4
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Number of Casualties
Marine Casualties-
Fall overboard, injury
Grounding, fire, flooding
Diving underwater breathing apparatus
Serious Marine Incident (46 CFR 4)
One or more deaths
Damage to property in excess of 100k
Loss of self propelled vessel
Discharge or Oil of 10,000gallons or more
2hr complete alcohol test (no later than 8hrs)
32hrs for drug test
Major marine casualty
Loss of 6 or more lives
Loss of mechanical propelled valve 100gtons or more
Property damage est. 500k or more
Significant Marin casualty
Causes serious safety or environmental concerns
Media interest
Loss of three or more lives on a commercial passager vsl
Loss of life or serious injury to 12 or more persons on a commercial vsl
Loss live involving highway, bridge, railroad
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Security Clearance Questionnaire
SF-86
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EKMS Inventory Document
SF-153
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Record maintenance for a security container
Optional Form 89
| - safes must be inspected annually
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CG MSG traffic speed
(Z) Flash= <10min
(O) Immediate= 30min
(P) Priority= 3hrs
(R) Routine= 6hrs or next business day
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Absconder
An inadmissible crew member who gains or attempts to gain illegal entry into the US
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Stowaway
An alien who attempts to come to the US surreptitiously on a airplane or vessel without legal status for admission
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Deserter
A crew member who is authorized by CBP to enter, but upon entry remains illegally in the US
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SF 700
SF 701
SF 702
- Security Container Information
- Activity security check list (retained 3/mo)
- Security container check sheet (retained for 3/mo)
89
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SF- 703
SF- 704
SF- 705
SF- 706
SF- 707
SF- 708
SF- 709
SF- 710
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- TS cover sheet
- Secret cover sheet
- Confidential cover sheet
- TS label
- S label
- Conf label
- classified gov’t label
- unclass gov’t label
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NGA
National Geospatial Intelligence Agency
- provides worldwide remote query access to extensive menus of maritime safety information
- chart corrections
- chart and publication reference data
- NGA list of lights/USCG light lists
- mobile offshore drilling units
- u.s notice to mariners chart no. 1
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SAR Sitrep
- 5 paragraphs
| - every 24hrs only when u/w
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Latency period for a sub surface unit
6hrs
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AL Codes
| CCLCL
5 Accountability Legend Codes
Core 1) Comsec material accountable to the core by SERIAL accounts (SKL) = Lithium battery w/ KSV-21 cryptographic card
Core 2) Comsec material accountable to the core by QUANTITY from production to destruction
Local 4) after initial receipt to the core, comsec material is locally accountable QUANTITY
Core 6) Comsec material that is ELECTRONICALLY generated and continuously accountable to the core.
Local 7) Comsec material that is ELECTRONICALLY generated and locally accountable.
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Tiers
Tier 0- NSA development and implementation of national level policy affecting the control of COMSEC material
Tier 1- Center office of record, when a KOA (operating account) is established in KMI. Transfer involving ALC 1/2/6 material must be reported to the COR
Tier 2- layer of EKMS accounts
Tier 3- local element; DTD(data transfer device, SKL, and all other means used to fill key
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Top secret
Orange
- Highest degree of protection
- exceptionally grave damage
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Secret
Red
- substantial degree
- serious damage
97
Confidential
Blue
- cause damage to national security
98
Restricted Areas
18 U.S.C 1382
Controlled area
- least secured
- buffer zone
Limited Area
- second most secured
- maybe in controlled area but never in exclusion area
Exclusion Area
- most secure
- just being in area constitutes access
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CIC Nav Log Retaintion
3yrs
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Ops and Posn Reports
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Call signs for:
Jayhawks
Dolphin
Guardian
Hercules
Ocean survey
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Fixed wing- ops/30min, posn/60min
Guardian(21), Hercules (15/17/20), ocean survey (23).
Rotary wing- ops/15min, posn/30min
Jayhawks(60), dolphin(65)
Small boat- ops/30min, posn/30min
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25 (RB-S)
Response Boat-Small
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Max seas: 6ft
Max winds: 25kt
Max spd: 44kts
Towing: 10 displacement ton
Max ops offshore: 10nm
Draft: 3’3’
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HH60
Jayhawk
max endurance: 6hrs
Max range: 700nm
Max offshore range: 20% fuel threshold
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24ft (SPC-SW)
Special purpose craft- shallow water
Max seas: 4’
Max winds: 25kts
Max spd: 41kts
Max op distance offshore: 5nm
Shallow operations conditions
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MH65
Dolphin
Max endurance: 3.5hrs
Max range: 375nm
Max offshore range: 20% fuel threshold
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C-130J
C-130H
HU-25
HC-144
Max endurance: 19.5hrs
Max range: 5251nm
Max endurance: 13.5hrs
Max endurance: 4hrs/1700nm
Max range: 2000nm
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47(MLB)
Motor Life Boat
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Max seas: 30’
Breaking surf: 20’
Max winds: 50kts
Max ops distance from shore: 50nm
Draft: 4’6’’
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Ice breaking capabilities: light surface ice
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26ft (TANB)
Trailerable Aids to Nav Boat
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Max seas: 6’
Max winds: 25kts
Max spd: 38kts
Max ops offshore: 10nm
Draft: 2’4’’
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PSDA maxes out at
120hrs
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What is the track spacing for a PIW search
0.1nm
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Who developed PSDA
US Army Institute for environmental medicine
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Four Stages of cold water immersion
1) cold shock response kill within 1-3min due to respiratory or cardiac problems
2) cold incapacitation kill within 5-30min due impaired physical performance
3) hypothermia occurs after 20-30min until shivering stops and unconsciousness occurs
4) circum rescue collapse can occur just prior to, or during rescue
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Dehydration
Max survival 10days (240hrs)
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“Survivability Tool”
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Hypothermia 34c (93.2f)
Loss conscious 28c (82.4f)
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How many hrs prior to granting ACTSUS must NOK be ntf?
24hrs
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When filled out, initial SAR checksheets contain PII. A loss or compromise of the sheet constitutes a
Privacy incident
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SPE Stand for
Severity
Probability
Exposure
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CG districts
9
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Most curable STD in the US
Chlamydia
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This STD is known as the “great pretender” as it mimics symptoms of other diseases
Syphilis
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Binge drinking 2hr period
Male
Female
Male- 5 drinks
| Female- 4 drinks
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14 USC 89
CG Law Enforcement Authority
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As per the RTMP, first thing you do when you discover a fire
Sound the alarm
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CG Sectors
35
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TS destruction documents shall be retained for how many years
5yrs
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True course plus relative bearing?
True bearing
True course 135 + relative bearing 080= true bearing 215
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CG Risk Management Step process
5 Steps
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Identify hazards
Asses hazards
Develop controls and making decisions
Implementing controls
Supervising
Evaluating controls
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PEACE
IDENTIFY those elements
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Planning
Event complexity
Asset
Communication
Environment
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STAAR
POTENTIAL strategies to mitigate risk
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Spread out
Transfer
Avoid
Accept
Reduce
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RAM
Risk
Assessment
Matrix
“What can go wrong”
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Degree CG racing stripe is canted
64 degrees
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Fourth class of fire
Delta
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Fire tetrahedron
Four
Heat/fuel/oxygen/uninhibited chemical chain reaction
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BISS
Basic Initial Safety Sweep
| - boarding team will conduct prior to the beginning of the formal boarding
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A vector is represented by graphically by an arrow. It is a quantity of both ____ and direction
Magnitude
135
What is SRM
Speed of relative motion
The speed at which the manuvering ship moves in relation to the reference ship
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Using the 3kt rule, what is the speed of a contact that has traveled 2700yrds in 3min
27kts
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What two letters represent the vector of the reference ship (own ship)
er
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The term used to describe a set of three scales found at the bottom of the mobiles
Nomagram
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All inland SAR cases shall be reported to
Coordinated with the US Air Force RCC
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Blood Borne Pathogens
Hepatitis B and HIV
141
What is the number of persons allowed on ice for
- single person
- 2 people
- 1/2 ton vehicle
- 3/4 ton vehicle
- over snow vehicle
cm/in
- 5/2
- 10/4
- 20/8
- 25/10
- 30/12
4 person rescue team
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Ice skiff weather parameters. Wave height no greater than 2ft wind chill factor exceeds how many degrees
-54F
143
Wind chill factor of -54F will cause frostbite in
10min
144
Float Plan retention period
Min of 1/mo beyond the provided final expected arrival date
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SLDMB GPS posn acquired at
15minutes intervals for the first 2hrs
| And at 30min intervals thereafter. Last 14-30days. Uses 13 points of data
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What CFR is the Termination is authorized when one or more specifically defined unsafe conditions exist, they can not be correct on the spot and confined operations of the vsl constitutes an especially hazardous condition
33 CFR 177
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What CFR is the termination and commercial fishing industry vsl safety act (CFIVSA)
46 CFR part 20
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Who has the primary responsibility for decisions made on place of refuge request
COTP
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Women’s nails
1/4 inch beyond the fingernail
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SKL
AN-PYQ-10
Simple key loader
ACL 1
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MARSEC Levels
1- baseline security, normally set in the face of general, non-specific threats. Forces will conduct ops activities required for that level and MOL ops
2- heightened security posture, increase or focused operations and increased unpredictability
3- when a terrorist attack is imminent or already occurred
- The Commandant will set (raise/lower)
- the COTP may raise the level
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CDC Physical activity guidelines for
Aerobic activities
Muscle strengthening activities
Aerobic Activities: 2hrs 30min (150min)/week of moderate intensity or 1hr 15min (75min)/week of vigorous intensity
- should be preformed for at least 10min at a time and spread out throughout the week
- for greater health benefits, 5hrs (300mjn)/week at a moderate intensity level or 2hrs and 30min (150)/week at a vigorous intensity level
- moderate intensity should be at a 5 or 6
- vigorous intensity should be at a 7 or 8
Muscle Strengthening Activities:
- should be done 2 or more days per week
- Legs/hips/back/abdomen/chest/shoulders/arms
- 8-12 reps per set
Flexibility:
- 10min to stretch each activity you choose
- hold for 10-30sec and repeat 3-4 times
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ACSM Strategies for Weight Loss and Prevention of weight regain
- American College of Sports Medicine states moderate-intensity physical activity b/w 150-250min/wk is effective in preventing weight gain, but provide only MODEST weight loss.
- Physical activity greater then 250min/wk is recommended for weight loss and prevention of weight gain
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Port Condition Yankee
Gale force winds from a hurricane force storm are expected to arrive within 24hrs and as soon as practical after the storm passes
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Atmospheric Layers
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Troposphere 0-7miles
Stratosphere 7-31miles
Mesosphere 31-50miles
Thermosphere 50-440miles
Exosphere 440-6200miles
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Rescue 21 has how many radios?
| Rescue 21 error?
- 6
| - +or- 4
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Retention for comms log for cutter and ashore
- cutter: 90days
| - shore: 6/mo
158
What chapter is SAR ops
CH3
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AIS
Automatic identification system
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GOTHAM
Geo-spatial over the horizon ALE matrix
- COMMSTA Kodiak
- provides both clear and secured comms within CG district 17 AOR
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COTHEN
Cellular over the horizon enforcement network
| - CBP operates in Orlando,FL
162
CUDIXS
Common user digital information exchange system
163
KYV-5
K- cryptographic
Y- speech
V- removable communication security component
- lithium manganese dioxide battery
- 8 key positions
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KEK
Key encryption key
165
Classification level when the CMS-25 is filled in
Confidential
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FDIN and estimated quantities at or above the threshold requires an FDIN
Federal drug identification number
-10 digits, first 4 current fiscal year, last six is the case #
Marijuana 50lbs
Cocaine/opium 1lbs
Heroin/morphine 4oz
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Permit for marine event
CG 4424
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CG 3307
1. Accession
2. Assignment/transfer
3. Advancement/reduction
4. Performance/discipline-33types
5. Separation
6. SRB
7. SELRES enlisted bound program
169
PDS report retention?
| PDS training requirement?
- 2yrs
| - 6/mo
170
Critical Incident Communications (CIC) reporting
- initial report - vertical dissemination: within T+5min
| - information dissemination - Horizontal communication: within T+15
171
Woman Hair
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Bun= 3in
Bulk= 2in
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IDPs
- goals
- smart
SMART= specific/measurable/attainable/realistic/time bound
Long term goals: 1-5+ yrs
Short term goals: 3-12/mo
173
What’s the max recipients in CGBI to outlook?
99
174
The dimensions for Branding
4x4
175
4 Safety Rules for firearms
1) treat all firearms as if they are loaded
2) always maintain proper muzzle control
3) keep finger off trigger until ready to shoot
4) know your target and what’s beyond it
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How many safety for sig?
3
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04 Aug 1790
28 Jan 1915
01 Apr 1967
01 Mar 2003
- Founding of the CG
- coast was born born, lifesaving service and cutter revenue service merged
- dept of treasury to DOT; racing stripe occurred
- transferred to DHS
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The author of ROOTS?
Alex Haley
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IDPs Submitted
- Mandatory first four yrs of your CG career “first termer”
- first 30days when reported to your first unit
- Command master chief shall be monitor all IDPs
- CG5357
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Radio frequency for FLETACT
277.8
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In DA what tab do you find your Eresume?
Task Tab
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Office of environment management, commandant
CG-47
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Wind chill factor of -20f will cause frostbite in
1hr.
184
Who will direct the SRU’s to deploy an SLDMB
SMC
185
What is a case suspension based on
POS
186
On a mo-board your vessel is listed as
E - R
187
Latency for a hostile contact
24hrs
188
When carry a gun you must say verbatim what rules
4 fire arms rule
189
What search pattern is used when there is a likelihood of the search object being in one area over another
Creep
190
What does TSR stand for
Trackline single-unit return
191
Who is in charge of fisheries
NOAA (national oceanic and atmospheric)
192
What act protects species that are caught
Magnus Steven act
193
How long to review a MISLE case
5 days
194
How long to validate a MISLE case
Every 12hr watch
195
Who is responsible for reviewing and validating MISLE cases
MISLE reviewer
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What is total water current
The vector sum of currents affecting the search object. The best info on TWC in a localized area is usually obtained from one or more DMB’s
197
What is leeway
The movement of water caused by winds blowing against the exposed surfaces of the search object. The pushing force of the wind is countered by water drag on the underwater surface of the object.
198
What is a safety zone
Protects what’s outside
33 CFR 6: is a water area, shore area, or water and shore area to which, for safety or environment purposes, access is limited to authorized persons, vehicles, vessels
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What is a security zone
Protects what’s inside
33CFR6(Magnuson Act) designed areas of land, water, or land and water established as such time by the COTP deems necessary to prevent damage or injury to any vessel or waterfront facility, to safeguard ports, harbours, territories.
200
SS search pattern should equal what
Expanding square search should equal the sweep width. Usually used for an initial o/s search object is close to est datum posn. 90* to the RT
201
For a V search pattern for a surface craft, should be ____ the sweep width
Sector search should be about twice the sweep width. Used if search area has high degree of confidence or confined around datum. 120* to the RT, next leg start 30* to the RT of that one.
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A V search by and aircraft SRU, minimum radius should be
The distance the aircraft can cover in one minute at search speed or twice the sweep width
For an aircraft to go 90kts, sweep width is .1nm with a 6 sector pattern of 1.5nm
- it will take 9minutes for one sector
- For a total search of all 6 sectors it will take 1hr
203
Sector search with two units
Victor Mike
| The other unit starts 90* to the LT of datum
204
SAR Stages
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Awareness (info on SAR QRC is filled out)
Initial action
Planning
Operations
Conclusion
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Search pattern Tango
Trackline
206
What two types of logs we keep
Complete (w/o the dvl)
| Abbreviated
207
NDRS
VHF-FM national distress and response system
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POC
Probability of Containment
- the probability that the search object will be in some bound area when search facilities can be on scene (drift/scenario assumptions)
209
POD
Probability of Detection
Probability that the search object will be detected; assuming it will be in an area during the time the area is searched.
210
POS
Probability of Success
Depends on the probability that the object is in the area searched (POC) and the probability of detecting that object if it is present (POD).
211
Classified Information Management Program
M5510.23A
212
Three classification of COMSEC incident reports
Crypto:
- premature or out of sequence use of keying material before its effective date
- use of COMSEC equipment of devices not approved by NSA
- incorrect use of COMSEC keying material COMSEC aids
Personal:
- known or suspected defection and or espionage
- unauthorized disclosure of pin’s and PW used on systems
- deliberate falsification of COMSEC records
- attempts by unauthorized persons to effect disclosure of COMSEC information
Physical:
- the loss or compromise of classified COMSEC material
- Tampering/modification or damage to COMSEC equipment
- unauthorized access or access by improperly cleared personnel
213
loss of a KSV-12
Reportable PDS
| COMSEC incident/physical incident
214
Who is responsible for monitoring ongoing boarding’s in the ocean
OU- monitor implementation of planned or emergent safety and or security zones
- reviews all message traffic and information/data
SU- monitor & maintain awareness of all planned inspections, examinations, and boardings
- monitor all planned and emergent boardings
215
How long does a classification level last
10yrs of the date or origination
216
Classification markings are at
The cover, first page, and title page must be marked top and bottom of each page.
217
If not date is specifics, how long until a document is declassified
The derivative classifier shall calculate a date that is 25yrs from the date of the source document when determining a derivative documents date or event to be placed in the “declassify On” line
218
Where is declassified guidance found
M5510.23A
219
The classification and control markings system established by
DNI (director of national intelligence directive)
220
What is the distance of a flare of the observer is reporting 8*
1.4nm
221
How many options are there to manipulate R21 audio
3
222
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Territorial Seas
Contiguous Zone
EEZ
High Seas
International Waters
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- Baseline to 12nm
- b/w 12nm to 24nm
- 12nm-200nm
- 200nm to foreign territorial seas
- US territorial seas to foreign territorial seas
223
In COP when do you delete air tracks
| In COP when do you delete surface contacts
- 3min
| - 15min
224
What does SAROPS automatically compute the “search endurance” as for SRU’s
-85%
225
How many incident Management activity sections are there
- 5
226
What measures the thoroughness of a search?
- POD and Coverage
227
Which is used for locating overdue vessels
- voyage tab in SAROPS
228
Units shall compile and submit corrected courses of action for all discrepancies in memo format to the next highest operational commander within how many days of receipt of the CCST final report and who in the command Center sends the report to CG741?
- Within 90days
| - CC supervisory staff
229
CCST
CC standardization team
| -biannual
230
CCAV
CC assist visit
| - self assessments (semi-annual) kept for 2yrs
231
Appeals to an CCST report
Unit has 30days of receipt of final report
232
A key control officer must be what pay grade
- E6 or above
| - GS7 and above
233
How long should a generator last for an IDS
- 4hrs
234
Master level
Journeyman level
Apprentice level
- CDO
- OU/SU
- CU
235
Reviews all msg traffic and information/data from communications and information systems
OU
236
Monitor and track the status of all planned or EMERGENT operations within the execution phase
SU
237
The CCT shall review all required CC training records in AOPS/TMT up to ___ prior to the visit for assessment purposes
30days
238
What law protects (selling/damaging) in endangered species
- Lacey Act
239
Duplex
Xmit on 1 freq/rcvd on another
240
Simplex
Same freq for xmit and rcvd
241
What bcst do you use to send severe weather warnings
UMIB
242
IDS test record must be held for how long
1yr
243
In DA what tab do you find your SWE?
View Tab
