Operations Flashcards
(82 cards)
1
Q
CDC
A
Combat direction center
2
Q
What is the purpose of CDC?
A
• Gather, process, display, evaluate, disseminate information
3
Q
Location of CDC?
A
03-160-0-C
4
Q
OS
A
Operation Specialist
5
Q
STG
A
Sonar Technician Surface
6
Q
FC
A
Fire Control Man
7
Q
ET
A
Electronics Technician
8
Q
Geographical plot purpose
A
- Maintain a true picture.
* Enemy, and identified surface, subsurface, and air tracks.
9
Q
DDRT
A
Digital Dead Reckon Tracker
10
Q
What is the primary purpose of a DDRT?
A
Maintains Plot
11
Q
What is the secondary purpose of the DDRT?
A
MOB
12
Q
IFF
A
Identification Friend or Foe
13
Q
How many modes of IFF are there?
A
5
14
Q
IFF mode 1
A
Mission
15
Q
IFF mode 2
A
Name
16
Q
IFF mode 3
A
Commercial Communications
17
Q
IFF mode 4
A
Military ONLY Emergency
18
Q
IFF mode C
A
Altitude
19
Q
How many emergency modes does IFF have?
A
4
20
Q
(IFF EMERGENCY)
4x
A
Military Only
21
Q
IFF EMERGENCY
7500
A
Hijacking
22
Q
IFF EMERGENCY
7600
A
Loss Of
23
Q
IFF EMERGENCY
7700
A
General
24
Q
TACAN
A
Tactical Air Navigation
25
What is TACAN?
* Polar Coordinate Navigation System
* Provides aircraft range, bearing
* Can chip identify within a 200 mile radius
26
Where is TACAN located?
Top of Mast
27
EMCON
Emission Control
28
What does EMCON do?
Management of Electromagnetic/Electroacoustic Emission.
Hides/disguises the ship
29
Most restricted EMCON?
Alpha
30
Least restrictive EMCON?
Delta
31
What does the Q-70 do?
Provides Digital Display Picture
32
Q-70 located?
CDC
33
SSDS
Ship Self Defense System
34
SPS-48E
Range?
Features?
* Primary Air Search Radar
* 220 NM
* 3D bearing, range, Altitude
35
SPS-49
Range?
Features?
* Secondary Air Search Radar
* 256 NM
* 2-D bearing, range, Altitude
36
SPS-67R
Range?
Features?
* Primary Surface Search Radar
| * 56.5 NM
37
SPS-73
Range?
Primary Navigational Radar
96 NM
38
SPQ-9B
Modes?
Ranges for each mode?
* Fire Control Radar
* Air, Surface
* 80 NM (air) 20 NM (surface)
39
SLQ-32
Where is it located?
* Electronic Countermeasures
| * EW Module
40
SPA-25H
How many, and where are they located?
* Radar Repeater
* 5
* METOC
* TOP
* BRIDGE
* AUX CONN
* CDC
41
CVIC
Carrier Intelligence Center
42
Who works in CVIC?
| What do they do?
* Intelligence Specialist
| * Provide ship’s intel
43
CATCC
Carrier Air Traffic Control Center
44
Who works at CATCC?
What are the radars used in CATCC?
• Air Traffic Controllers
SPN-41
SPN-43
SPN-46
45
COTOP
Location?
* Commanding Officer’s Tactical Operations Plot
| * 08 behind bridge
46
METOC
Meteorology and Oceanography
47
Who works in METOC?
What does METOC provide?
Where is METOC located?
* Aerogeographical mate
* Meteorological data, weather predictions, Sea state
* 05-180-1-C
48
TAO
Tactical action officer
49
What does the TAO do?
What special authority does the TAO have?
* Fights the ship
| * The only person with weapons release authority, other than the CO
50
ADWC
Air Defense Watch Coordinator
51
What does the ADWC do?
* Coordinates air picture
| * Assigns weapons to targets and issues Fire order
52
CDCWO
Combat Direction Watch Officer
53
What are the responsibilities of the CDCWO?
* Manages Surface Picture
| * Identify/tracks contacts through the surface module and TOP
54
DBM
Database Manager
55
What does DBM do?
Manages the Maritime picture
56
CDCWS
Combat Direction Center Watch Supervisor
57
What is the CDCWS responsible for?
To supervise all enlisted watch stations CDC
58
AICS
Air Intercept Control Supervisor
59
What are the responsibilities of the AICS?
• Managing Warship Air Control Assets.
60
AIC
Air Intercept Controller
61
ASTAC
Anti-Submarine Tactical Air Controller
62
What are the responsibilities of the AIC?
* Control fixed wing aircraft
| * Fire tactics to facilitate death
63
What are the responsibilities of ASTAC?
* Control rotary wing aircraft + USW air craft
* ASW operations
* Conduct SSC
64
Surface tracker
* Tracks surface
* Primary Radar SPS-67
* Q70 console
65
TIC
Tactical Information Coordinator
66
Responsibilities of the TIC?
Controls the links
67
ID-OP
Primary Air Radar SPS 48E
68
Purpose of links?
• Exchange data among ships, aircraft, and short-based units.
69
How many types of links are there?
3
70
Link-4A
“Dolly”
• Two-way data link to our aircraft
71
Link-11
“Gator”
• Two-way, encrypted data link operated at HF or UHF
72
Link-16
“Timber”
• Unable to be jammed.
73
FLIR
Forward Looking Infrared
74
ISAR
Inverted
Synthetic
Aperture
Radar
75
DDRT
Digital
Dead
Reckoning
Tracker
76
TACAN
Tactical Air Navigation
77
EMCON
Emission Control
78
ECM
Electronic Countermeasures
79
CVIC
Carrier Intelligence Center
80
CATCC
Carrier Air Traffic Control Center
81
METOC
Meteorology and Oceanography
82
GCCS-M
Global Command and Control Systems - Maritime
