Operations Flashcards
Improve operations LOK
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TAO
A
tactical operations officer
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ADWC
A
air defense weapons coordinator
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TOP
A
tactical operations plot
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AIC
A
air intercept controller
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ASTAC
A
anti submarine air controller
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SCAC
A
surface combat air controller
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CDC
A
combat direction center
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CATCC
A
carrier air traffic control center
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CVTSC
A
carrier tactical support center
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CVIC
A
carrier intelligence center
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SUPPLOT
A
supplementary plot
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SSES
A
ships signal exploitation space
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METRO
A
meteorological center
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NATO
A
north atlantic treaty organization
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SAR
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search and rescue
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IFF
A
identification: friend or foe
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CIWS
A
close in weapons system
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NSSM
A
nato sea sparrow missle system
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radar
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radio detection and raging
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TACAN
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tactical air navigation
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SONAR
A
SOUND NAVIGATION AND RANGING
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EMCON
A
EMISSION CONTROL
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HERO
A
HAZARDS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION TO ORDANANCE
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DRT
A
DEAD RECKONING TRACER
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GCCS-M
GLOBAL COMMAND CONTROL SYSTEM-MARITIME
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CSTT
COMBAT SYSTEM TRAINING TEAM
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ASTABS
AUTOMATED STATUS BOARDS
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FLOLS
FRESNEL LENS OPTICAL LANDING SYSTEM
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SSDS
SHIPS SELF DEFENSE SYSTEM
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RDBM
RED DATA BASE MANAGER
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EMERGENCY DESTRUCTION
A SUDDEN, URGENT, UNEXPECTED OCCURENCE REQUIRNG IMMEDIATE DESTRUCTION
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OPORDER
A DIRECTIVE ISSUED BY A COMMANDER TO SUBORDINATES THAT SPECIFIES HOW AN OPERATION SHOULD TAKE PLACE
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OPLAN
DIRECTIVE ISSUED BY A SENIOR COMMAND FOR OPERATIONS OFVER A LARGE GEOGRAPHICAL AREA AND USUALLY FOR A LONG PERIOD OF TIME
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TASK FORCE
COMPONENT OF A FLEET, THERE CAN BE AS MANY AS TEN FORCES IN A FLEET. THEY ARE DESIGNATED BY ADDING 0-9 TO THE FLEET NUMBER
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TASK GROUP
COMPONENT OF A TASK FORCE, THERE CAN BE AS MANY AS 10 TASK GROUPS IN A TASK FORCE, ANNOTATED BY ADDING A .0-.9 TO A TASK FORCE NUMBER
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BATTLE FORCE
A STANDING OPERATIONAL NAVAL TASK FORCE ORGANIZATION OF CARRIERS, SURFACE COMBATANTS, AND SUBS ASSIGNED TO A NUMBERED FLEET. A BATTLE FORCE IS SUBDIVIDED INTO BATTLE GROUPS
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BATTLE GROUPS
A STANDING NAVAL TASK GROUP. IT CONSISTS OF A CARRIER, SURFACE COMBATANTS, AND SUBS
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STRATEGIC PLOT
TRUE DISPLAY SHOWING THE POSITION, MOVEMENT, AND STRENGTH OF OUR OWN AND ENEMY SEA, LAND, AND AIR FORCES WITHIN A PRESCRIBED ARE OF OPERATIONS
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SURFACE SUMMARY PLOT
COMPREHENSIVE RELATIVE DISPLAY OF POSITIONS AND TRACKS OF FRIENDLY , ENEMY, AND UNIDENTIFIED SURFACE AND SUB SURFACE TARGETS
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AIR SUMMARY PLOT
PROVIDES AN OPPURTUNITY FOR THE TAO AND THE RADAR CONTROL OFFICER TO DECIDE THE PROPER DESIGNATION OF AN AIR CONTACT
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DATA LINKS
THE MEANS OF CONNECTING ONE LOCATION TO ANOTHER FOR THE PURPOSE OF TRANSMITTING AND RECIEVING DIGITAL INFO
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LINK 11 ALLIGATOR
HF AND UHF ROLL CALL
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LINK 14 BEAVER
THE ORIGINAL DATA LINK
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LINK 4 DOLLY
UNSECURED SHORT RANGE UHF
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LNK 16 TIMBER
HIGH CAPACITY ANTI JAM SHORT RANGE
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SAT 16 BLACK TIMBER
ULTRA LONG RANGE SUPER HIGH FREQUENCY ANTI JAM HIGH CAPACITY
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EMCOM ALPHA
MOST RESTRICTIVE, VANT HAVE ANYTHING ON
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EMCOM ALPHA 1
SAME AS ALPHA BUT MODIFIED FOR SAFETY
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EMCOM BRAVO
SECURES ALL SATELLITE COMMS
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EMCOM CHARLIE
PROTECTION FOR THE HIGH VALUE UNIT
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EMCOM DELTA
LEAST RESTRICTED ESSENTIAL MISSIONS ONLY
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FLASH (Z)
FAST AS POSSIBLE, LESS THAN 10 MINS
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IMMEDIATE (O)
30 MINUTES
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PRIORITY (P)
3 HOURS
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ROUTINE (R)
6 HOURS
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OPERATIONS OFFICER
RESPONSIBLE TO THE CO FOR THE COLLECTION, EVALUATION, AND DISSEMINIATION OF COMBAT AND OPERATIONAL INFO REQUIRED FOR THE ASSIGNED MISSIONS AND TASKS OF THE SHIP
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CDC OFFICER
DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE TO THE OPSO FOR THE FOLLOWING DUTIES:
ORGANIZING AND TRAINING THE CSTT
-OPERATING AND MAINTING THE CIC, COS TACTICAL PLOT, THE RADAR ROOM, THE EW ROOM, AND THE SEC/AUX CIC
TRAINING AND SUPERVISING THE PERFORMANCE OF ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO THE CIC FOR ROUTINE READINESS CONDITION AND BATTLE STATION PROCEDURES
CONDUCTING LOOKOUT AND RECOGNITION TRAINING OF ASSIGNED PERSONNEL
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PURPOSE OF THE TAO
ACTS AS ADVISER TO THE COMMAND FROM THE DISPLAY AND DETECTION AREA AND MUST BE KEPT INFORMED OF THE GENERAL TACTICAL SITUATION IN ORDER TO MAKE THE BEST EVALUATION OF THE INFO AVAILABLE IN CDC
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AGER-2 (USS PUEBLO)
CAPTURED BY NORTH KOREA ON JAN 23, 1968
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EA-18G PROWLER
JAMMING, BASED OFF THE F-18, IS TO REPLACE THE EA-6B PROWLER
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EA-6B PROWLER
TWIN ENGINE, MID WING ELECTRONIC WARFARE AIRPLANE
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E-2 HAWKEYE
AIRBORNE EARLY WARNING AIRCRAFT, USED FOR DETECTION AND TRACKING OF AIR AND SURFACE CONTACTS
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P-3 ORION
FOUR ENGINE TURBO PROP USED FOR ANTI-SUB, SURVEILLANCE
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AV-8 HARRIER
VERITICAL/SHORT TAKE OFF AND LANDING. GROUND ATTACK AIRCRAFT OWNED BY THE MARINES
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C-2 GREYHOUND
TWIN ENGINE CARGO PLANE DESIGNED TO DELIVER MAIL AND SUPPLIES
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SPS-73
PRIMARY NAVIGATION, BACK UP SURFACE SEARCH
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SPS-67
PRIMARY SURFACE SEARCH, BACK UP NAVIGATION
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SPS-48E
3D AIR SEARCH
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SPS-49
2D AIR SEARCH, BACK UP TO SPS-48E
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SPN-41
INSTRUMENT LANDING SYSTEM, AKA BULLSEYE
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SPN-43
MARSHALLING RADAR, AKA MARSHALL
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SPN-46
AUTOMATIC CARRIER LANDING SYSTEM, AKA NEEDLES
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SLQ-32
ANTI SHIP MISSLE DEFENSE
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WQC-2
UNDERWATER TELEPHONE USED TO COMMUNICATE WITH SUBS. RANGE OF 4-8 NM, THERE ARE TWO ONBOARD. ONE ON THE BRIDGE, ONE IN CDC IN THE USW MODULE. AKA GERTRUDE
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SLQ-25A
PRIMARY JOB IS TO DEFLECT INCOMING TORPEOS BY MAKING A FAKE SOUND SIGNATURE IN THE WATER, CABLE IS 2100 FEET BUT WE ONLY LET IT OUT 2000 FEET. AKA NIXIE
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UPX 29
IFF
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SPS-74
PERISCOPE DETECTION AND RANGE
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AIM 7E
SEA SPARROW, SEMI ACTIVE RADAR GUIDED MISSLE
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AIM 9
SIDEWINDER, A PASSIVE INFRARED HOMING MISSLE
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AIM 54
PHOENIX, SOPHISTICATED LONG RANGE MISSLE
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AIM 120
ADVANCED MEDIUM RANGE AIR TO AIR MISSLE
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PRIMARY MISSION OF THE CIC/CDC
PROVIDE COLLECTION, PROCESSING, DISPLAY, EVALUATION, AND DISSEMINATON OF TACTICAL INFO AND INTELLIGENCE TO COMMAND AND CONTROL STATIONS. RESPONSIBLE FOR KEEPING CONN ADVISED AT ALL TIMES OF THE CURRENT TACTICAL SITUATION
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SECONDARY MISSION OF CIC/CDC
CONTROL OR ASSIST IN SPECIFIC OPERATIONS. MAY BE CALLED UPON TO ASSIST IN EMCON, AIR CONTROLL, CMALL CRAFT CONTROL, AND TACTICAL MANUEVERS
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HOW MANY WARFARE MODULES DOES CDC HAVE
7
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WHAT ARE THE WARFARE MODULES OF CDC
SURFACE WARFARE, ANTI SUB WARFARE, DETECTION AND TRACKING, AIR WARFARE, ELECTRONIC WARFARE, DISPLAY AND DECISION
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MISSION OF CVIS
MAINTAINING SITUATIONAL AWARENESS ON RED FORCES OR POTENTIAL ENEMY PLATFORMS THAT MAY INTERESCT OR INTERFERE WITH THE STRIKE GROUPE
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MISSION OF SUPPLOT
PROVIDES INFORMATION AND WARNING THAT IS DIRECTLY FED TO CDC AND WARFARE COMMANDERS ON ANY RED FORCE OR POTENTIAL ENEMY THAT WILL INTERFERE WITH THE STRIKE GROUP WITHIN MINUTES
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MISSION OF SSES
PROVIDES SIGNAL INTELLIGENCE AND INDICATION AND WARNING TO THE STRIKE GROUP
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MISSION OF THE EW MODULE
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DETECTION, LOCALIZATION, AND IDENTIFICATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY IN SUPPORT OF THE STRIKE GROUP, ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SLQ -32
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WAR AT SEA MISSION
A WAR AT SEA MISSION IS WHEN A MERCHANT SHIP OR CARGO VESSEL IS TRAVELING AND IS ATTACKED BY PIRATES
