EXW Flashcards
(125 cards)
1
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Who is our TYCOM?
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NECC
2
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When is the Navy’s birthday?
A
- 13, October 1775
3
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What does NECC stand for
A
- Navy Expeditionary Combat Command
4
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When is the Seabees birthday?
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- 05, March 1942
5
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Who is the father of the Seabee?
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- Adam Ben Moreel
6
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Who is the Senior enlisted personnel also a liaison for the enlisted member?
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- CMC
7
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What battle happened on June 6th, 1944
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- Normandy
8
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What was significant of Normandy?
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- Largest amphibious operation in history
9
Q
Who is in charge of N4 department?
A
- SUPPO
10
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Give me all of the N codes and departments in MDSU.
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N1: Admin, N3: Ops, N4: Supply, N43 Transpo & Repair, N6 Comms, N7: Training, N9: Medical
11
Q
What are the five steps of ORM?
A
- IAMIS:
Identify hazards, Assess hazards, Make risk decisions, Implement controls, Supervise
12
Q
Give example of PPE
A
- Safety glasses, Earpro
13
Q
What is the purpose of safety stand down?
A
To inform personnel about dangers in certain activities in work
14
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What is the purpose of ORM?
A
- To minimize risk
15
Q
At what decibel do you need single hearing protection?
A
At what decibel do you need single hearing protection?
- 85db-96db
16
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At what decibel do you need double hearing protection?
A
- 96db>
17
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What are the four principles of ORM?
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- Accept risk when benefits outweigh cost, 2. Accept no unnecessary risk, 3. Anticipate and manage risk, 4. Make risk decisions at the right level
18
Q
Who is responsible for mishap investigation?
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- Safety Officer
19
Q
What pallet do you use to transport gear by air?
A
-463L
20
Q
What are the overall dimensions of 463L?
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-88 x 108 inches
21
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What are the useable dimensions of a 463L?
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-84 x 104 inches
22
Q
What is the max weight?
A
-10,000 LBS
23
Q
Who bottoms line (OPR?) in supply?
A
-AO
24
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What form do you use for replacing shit that you lose?
A
DD 200
25
What form for transfer of custody?
-DD 1149
26
What form do you use for DRMO?
-DD 1348
27
What MOV stand for?
-Material obligation validation
28
What does COSAL stand for?
-Coordinated shipboard allowance list
29
What does CPR stand for?
Cardio pulmonary resuscitation
30
What does AED stand for?
Automated external defibrillator
31
What is a tourniquet used for?
Arterial bleeding / controlling bleeding. Use as last resort
32
When do you take a tourniquet off a patient?
Never
33
What is a NAAK?
Nerve agent antidote kit.
What makes up a NAAK?
DIA-ZE-PAM ( valium) 3 atro-phine and a wound pack.
34
What are the intervals for the administration of atrophine?
10-15 mins for the first two (third is administrated by buddy aid)
35
How many line on medivac report?
9 line
36
What are 3 type of bleeding?
Arterial, venous, capillary
37
What are three types of burns?
1st least, 2nd , 3rd nerve damage worst
38
What are the 4 speed of Naval message?
Routine, priority, immediate, flash
39
Unauthorized transmission over a radio network
-Bead Window
40
What are the 3 type of Frequencies?
HF, VHF, UHF
41
What is the time line for FLASH?
10 mins or less
42
What does EEFI stand for?
Essential element of friendly information
43
What is the purpose of proword?
To expedite message
44
What proword is used when a radio circuit has been compromised?
Ginger bread
45
What is the hand held radio we used in the command
AN/PRC 152
46
What does SATCOM stand for?
Satellite communication
47
What is the frequency for HF?
3-30 MHZ
48
AT what FPCON level is liberty cancelled?
Charlie
49
What are the FPCON levels?
Normal, Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta
50
What does Ntas stand for?
National terrorist advisory system
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What does FPCON stand for?
Force protection condition
52
At what level are entry points to buildings protected?
Charlie
53
At what level a general threat with little credibility exists from terrorists?
Alpha
54
What NTAS level is a credible, specific, and impending terrorist threat against the U.S.?
Imminent
55
At what level are all non-essential personal barred from the base?
Delta
56
At what level an Incident occurs or intelligence indicates some terrorist action targeting personnel or facilities?
Charlie
57
What FPCON level when no threat exist.
Normal
58
Define Deadly force
A force that a person uses causing substantial risk of death or serious bodily harm.
59
What is the deadly force triangle?
Capability, intent, opportunity
60
What is the difference between combatant and non-combatant?
Combatant are persons engaged in hostiles during an armed conflict
Non-combatants are member of the armed forces that do not take direct part in the hostility because of their status
61
Example of non-combatants
-medical and chaplain
62
What is an example of violation of LOAC?
Offenses against the sick and wounded
63
What does LOAC stand for?
Law of Armed conflict
64
What does ROE stand for?
Rules of engagement
65
What is the meaning of Check fire?
Check where the fire is coming from
66
What is the meaning of open fire
-shoot
67
What is the meaning of cease fire
-stop shooting
68
What does MHE and WHE mean and give example….
Material handling ex. forklift.
Weight handling ex. Crane
69
What is a DD 1970?
Trip ticket
70
What form do you fill out if involved in an accident?
Sf/91
71
What does CESE stand for?
Civil engineering support equipment
72
What class is assigned to CESE that are In the pool
Class C
73
What publication is use for weight handling guidance
P-307
74
What is the difference between organic and augment CESE?
Organic is designed to support a units mission as defined by the units ROC and POE.
75
What is OF/436?
Government license
76
Who controls the day to day assignment and CESE usage?
The dispatcher
77
What publication is used for management of shore based equipment?
P300
78
What does RIB stand for?
Rigid Inflatable boat
79
What are the 3 types of security zones?
Assessment, intercept, Reaction
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What does SALUT stand for?
Size, activity, location, unit, time
81
What are steadying lines used for?
Stabilizing the boat during hoisting ops
82
What does SCBAR stand for
Service, craft and boat accountability report
83
When engaging a hostile craft where should you direct your fire?
Engine
84
3 types of coastal riverine boats?
Recon, security, riverine support
85
How many boats are required for moving security zones?
2
86
What line is used to hold the bits in position under the davit?
Sea painter
87
What are the 4 types of casualties agents?
Blood, blister, choking, nerve
88
What does MOPP stand for?
Mission oriented Protective posture
89
Explain the 5 MOPP level
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0- Gear at the carry,
1- Trouses and smock
2- Add boots
3- Add mask
4- Add gloves and tighten all down
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90
What color does M9 paper turn when it comes into contact with a liquid nerve or blister agent?
RED
91
When administering the NAAK, Which one do you administer first?
Atropine
92
What does NSIPS stand for?
Navy standard integrated personnel systems
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What does SSIC stand for?
Standard subject identification codes
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Page 13
Administration record
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Page 2
Dependents
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Which OP Rep-3 would you use to report DUI
Unit sitrep
97
What is an OPREP-3 Navy blue?
Message media interest
98
Page 4
Qual record
99
What replaced the enlisted field serve record?
Nsips
100
Three types of correspondent?
Naval letter, memorandum, e-mail
101
How many lines in a medevac report?
9
102
What are the 3 types of NVG’s used?
AN/PVS -7C
AN/pvs-15
AN/PVS- 18
103
Hero susceptible?
Ordinance that can be adversely affected by RF environments
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Hero unsafe?
Ordinance with internal wiring exposed including ordinance that is being replaced
105
Max depth that NVG can be submerged?
66 feet
106
What does HERO stand for?
Hazard of electromagnetic radiation to ordinance
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Hero safe?
Ordinance that is percussion initiated and sufficiently shielded
108
Hero unreliable?
Assembling, disassembling or subjecting ordnance to authorized conditions, the performance may be degraded if exposed to RF
109
Explain shielding?
Helps protect the susceptible component from RF
110
How long can NVG be submerged at max depth?
2 hours
111
What is the procedure for reporting a diving casualty?
Casualty/ mishaps shall be reported through WESS (web enabled safety system) or Naval message.
112
What are the types of recompression chambers authorized at MDSU-1?
SNDL ( standard navy double lock) trcs ( transportable recompression chamber system)
FTRC (facility treatment recompression chamber.
113
Three types of air diving equipment?
Open circuit scuba, MK-20 surface supplied, km-37
114
What is the max depth of km-37 SS for air and mixed gas?
Air-190ft
| Mixed gas-300ft
115
What does the term “lo-mu” in reference to the mk-16
Low magnetic signature
116
Who is in charge of overall diving operations?
MDV
117
What are MDSU-1 operation energy goals?
Reduce fuel consumption by 15%
118
Name 2 types of fighting positions
one man- hasty, skirmisher
two man-crew served
119
What does BAMCIS stand for?
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Begin planning
Arrange for reconnaissance
Make reconnaissance
complete the plan
Issue the order
Supervise
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120
Two ways to hold a compass
Center hold method
compass to cheek method
121
a four digit grid gets you within what distance?
1000 meters
122
how many fire team leaders in a squad?
3
123
how many articles in the code of conduct
6
124
what are the three types of wire entanglement?
Tactical, protective, supplementary
125
what is a warning order?
a heads up for a future warning
