Maritime Operations Flashcards

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What is a CG-5549?

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NOFI

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What is an absconder?

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An inadmissible crew member that gains or attempts to gain illegal entry.

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What is a deserter?

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A crew member authorized by CBP to enter but upon entry remains illegally in the U.S.

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What is a stowaway?

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Any person who is secreted aboard a ship or in cargo which is subsequently loaded on the ship, with or without Masters knowledge.

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Role of Command Center?

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C2,SA,IM

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Three levels of maritime operations?

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Strategic, operational, tactical

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For a security boarding less that 300GT, LE team shall consist of?

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2 qualified LE personnel, 1 must be CG certified BO.

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For a security boarding greater than 300 GT, LE team shall consist of?

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6 qualified armed LE personnel, at least one being CG BO certified.

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What is an HVU?

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High Value Unit, aircraft carriers, submarines, LHA’s, etc.

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CG is required to escort an HVU but not?

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An HVA

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RNA’s are established under?

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33CFR165

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NVPZ?

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500 yard regulated area of water surrounding a naval vessel over 100 ft in length.

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Wants and warrants checks conducted by?

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NTC

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If voyage is less than 96 hours it must be?

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Before departure but at least 24 hours prior to entering port.

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If voyage is 96 hours or more?

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Vessel must submit NOA 96 hours before entering port.

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Vessel does not have to update NOA when?

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Change in arrival is less than 6 hours
Change in vessel’s position at the time of reporting.
Change to crew members position or duty on vessel.

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Three elements of MLE jurisdiction?

                      “SVL”
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Substantive law
Vessel status/ flags
Location

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What pub number is CCM?

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M3120.20A

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What does Magnuson Stevens Act cover?

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Legislation for management of marine fisheries in U.S. waters.

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Lacey Act does what?

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Prohibits trade in wildlife, fish, plants that have been illegally taken, possessed, transported, or sold.

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What is AMVER?

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Automated Mutual Assistance vessel rescue

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An SNO is requested through?

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OPCON/TACON

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Before CG can take LE action what two items must it have?

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Authority and jurisdiction.

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Upon notification of a critical incident, what is time to make initial vertical dissemination report?

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Within +5 minutes.

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How much time past notification does CC have for follow on update?
T +30 min
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When was Ports and Waterways Safety Act passed into law?
1972
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MARSEC level 02 can be sustained for up to?
120 days.
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What is considered a minor coastal spill?
Fewer than 10,000 gallons of oil
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What is considered a MEDIUM coastal spill?
10,000-100,000 gallons of oil.
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What is considered a MAJOR coastal oil spill?
More than 100,000 gallons
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5 elements of ORM cycle? “IADIS”
Identify Hazards Assess Hazards Develop controls and make decisions Implement controls Supervise/Evaluate
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What is the term for the right of noninterference for a vessel transiting inbound, outbound, or through a foreign territorial sea?
TRANSIT PASSAGE
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What is CG-948?
Permit to proceed
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An inland oil spill is classified as major if?
It exceeds 10,000 gallons
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Heavy weather is defined as?
8 ft seas, 30 knots wind
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When a vessel is forced into a coastal state waters by distress caused by natural or man-made causes, is not subject to coastal state jurisdiction during a reasonable period of time to remedy such distress is called?
Force Majeure
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An inland oil spill is classified as minor as long as the spill doesn’t exceed?
1000 gallons
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Who has the authority to terminate a recreational vessel voyage?
Boarding Officer
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What FPCON can be maintained?
FPCON Alpha
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Where participation in AMVER is required, it applies to?
US flagged vessels 1000 GT and upward, on a voyage over 24 hours
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HCPV is defined when there are how many persons on board?
500 or more persons
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What size vessel engaged in commercial service is required to have a waste management plan?
40 ft and larger.
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What are the three types of LOD’s?
Non-Emergency Non-operating equipment Continuing operation or period of time
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Four steps of UoF with a vessel?
Command Presence Warn Disrupt Disable “CWDD”
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MLEM?
M16247.1H
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MSRO?
M16600.6B
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Right of non-interference for a vessel transiting inbound/outbound, or through a foreign territorial sea is called?
Innocent Passage.
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Six levels of use of force with persons? OVCAID
- Officer presence - Verbal commands - Control techniques - Aggressive response techniques - Intermediate weapons - Deadly force
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FDIN threshold for cocaine?
1 KG
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FDIN for heroin?
4 oz
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FDIN for marijuana?
50 lbs
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Who provides FDIN?
El Paso Intelligence Center (EPIC)
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COTP Authority?
33CFR6
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How many COTP zones?
40
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How many steps in OPSEC process?
5
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What are the four EPIC lookout categories?
CAT I, CAT II, CAT III, CAT IV
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Before the CG can take LE action, what two items must it have?
Authority and jurisdiction.
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What is a CG-948 form?
Permit to Proceed for repairs.
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What defines heavy weather?
Seas/swells in excess of 8 ft, winds in excess of 30 kts
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A positive control measure boarding is conducted?
Seaward of 12 NM
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How many phases of pollution?
4
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What is a CG-2692 form?
Report of Marine Casualty.
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When must a CG-2692 be submitted?
Within 5 days of incident.
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Small craft Advisory parameters?
Winds 21- 33 kts
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Northern Right Whale standoff distance?
NOAA - 500 yard rule
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HURCON V?
01 JUNE - 30 NOVEMBER
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HURCON IV?
Severe winds probable within 72 hours.
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HURCON III?
Severe winds probable in 48 hours
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HURCON II?
Severe winds probable in 24 hours
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HURCON I?
Severe winds probable within 12 hours.
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Gale warning parameters?
34 - 47 kts
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Storm warning parameters?
48 - 63 kts
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Alcohol/drug testing time requirements for marine casualties?
2 hours for alcohol Within 32 hours for drugs
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Max allowable BAC?
Recreational: .08 Commercial: .04
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What is a CG-835?
Notice of Merchant Marine inspection requirements.
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PWCS is derived from which laws?
Homeland Security Act of 2002, MTSA Act 2002, SAFE Port Act of 2006, among others.
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COTP’s are designated the FMSC for their AOR as directed by?
33 CFR 103.200
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Patrols contain three phases which are?
Survey, Observe, Query
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What are the 5 types of LAA’s?
Security Zones, Safety Zones, NVPZ’s, RNA’s, RWA’s
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Who escorts HVU escorts as TACON?
Sectors
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What are the “5 hats” as a Sector Commander?
COTP, FMSC, FOSC, OCMI, SMC
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What form is a Marine Event Form?
CG-4423
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CG LE authority?
14 USC 522
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CG LE Ashore authority?
14 USC 523