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1
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Who is the weapons officer

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Lieutenant Griffith

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Who is the assistant weapons officer

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Ensign Walter

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Who is the force protection officer

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CWO2 Stolpe

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Who is the weapons departments all leading chief petty officer

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GMC Feliciano

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What are the divisions and weapons department

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W0, W1, w2, w3, w6

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What is the purpose of W0

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Weapons department admin

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What is the purpose of W1

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Weapons handling

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What is the purpose of W3

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Force protection

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What is the purpose of W-2

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Weapons, ammo and gun shoots

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What is the purpose of W6

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Wait testing, crane Certs and ordinance QA

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11
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How many total magazines are on board the Frank cable

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Eight

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Where are the magazines located?

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  • 40mm - 05 level
  • Fed 25mm- 01 level port side for castle
  • aft 25mm -02 level near valve shop
  • small arms mag -S-2 handling area
  • countermeasure mag - outside W2/W6 divos office
  • fed torpedo mag - on 6th deck below mk48 shop
  • aft torpedo mag- on 6th deck below gym
  • pyro mag- starboard side below aft torpedo mag
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13
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What does RSL stand for

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Ready service lockers

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14
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How many Reddy service lockers do we have on board

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13

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15
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What is the max effective range of the 9MM

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50 meters

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What is the max effective range of the M-16

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550 meters

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What is the max of active range of the M-4

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500 meters

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Name three different types of ordinance frank cable can carry on board

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MK 48 ADCAPS , TOMAHAWKS, AND MK 87 SLMM

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What are the three types of tomahawks front cable can carry

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Torpedo TUBE LAUNCH TTL, capsule launch system CLS, and vertical launch system VLS

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What are the conditions of the 9MM and the M-16

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Conditions one through four

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What is condition one for the 9 mm and the M-16

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Safety on, slide or bolt forward, magazine insert a comma no round in chamber

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What is condition 2 for a 9 mm and M-16

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Does not apply

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What is condition three for the 9 mm and M-16

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Safety on, slide or bolt forward, magazine inserted, No round in chamber

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What is condition for for the 9 mm and M 16

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Safety on, slide or bolt forward, no magazine inserted, no round in chamber

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What weapon condition is the 9 mm issued to watch standers
Condition one
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In what condition is the M4 issue to watch standers
Condition three
27
What is condition two
There is no condition 2 for Frank cable weapons
28
Define deadly force
Force that is likely to cause, or that a person knows or should know would create a substantial risk of causing death serious bodily harm or injury
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Detect to engage
Varies on Type of ship available weapons and threat. | Shoot the archer not the arrow
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Command and control warfare
Communication needed during war fare from group commander down to fighting ship
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Naval surface fire support NSFS
Provides gun fire support to prepare an area prior to landing or to support those already landed
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Radar
Radio detection and ranging
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Sonar
Sound navigation and ranging
34
State the two warfare areas that utilize naval gun systems
Anti-air warfare AAW and anti-surface warfare ASUW
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State the four warfare areas that utilize naval missile systems
AAW, ASW, ASUW, STW | Anti-warfare, anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface warfare, strike warfare
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Purpose of fire control
Directs the various weapons so they will hit a desired target
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Harpoon
Sub sonic, low altitude cruises missile for use against surface targets only
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Tomahawk
Long range, sub sonic, land attack missile with a solid propellant booster and liquid propellant Turbofan engine
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Vertical launched ASROC
Launched from service ships from vertical launch system
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Standard missle
Represents largest group of guided missiles use primarily against air targets but can be used against service target
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Torpedo
Self propelled, high speed, deep running underwater missile used against surface and subsurface targets
42
State the Navy ships self-defense weapon system
20mm CIWS, BPDMS, and NSSMS & ESSM
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Air search radar
Searches for air contacts
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Surface search Radars
Searches for surface contacts
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Fire control radar
Used to align the weapons system on to target
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Navigation radar
Searches for surface contacts primary radar used for navigation
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2 dimensional radar
Primary source for detection of long range air targets
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Three dimensional radar
Primary source air target information for weapons system
49
Describe the purpose of the combat systems operational sequencing system CSOSS
Structural means of evaluating reporting and combating combat systems casualties maintaining optimal system readiness and capabilities
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Combat systems readiness Officer CSRO
Mobile watch stander, free to move about CIC as necessary to evaluate problems and collect System status data
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Combat systems officer of the watch CSOOW
Control and coordination of technical operations with in combat system
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Area supervisor. Air, surface, undersea, electronics
Responsible to CSOOW provides optimum combat system readiness and operational capabilities within an area
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Purpose of torpedo countermeasure system
Device launched from an evading vessel in attempt to mask ships noise and direct in coming torpedos away from own ship
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What is the difference between active and passive sonars
Active listens and talks passive just listens
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How does temperature affect sonar operations
Increases or decreases acoustic speed of sound through water
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How does pressure affect sonar operations
Deeper depths less energy will be required for sound propagation sound Travels faster in deeper water
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How does salinity affect sonar operations
Higher concentration of salt causes higher percentage of sound distortion
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Define hang fire
Temporary failure or delay in charge
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Misfire definition
Failure of a component to fire
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Hot gun definition
When barrel temperature has raised to a temperature at which cook off of a round is possible
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Train warning circle/danger circle
Must be established danger area will be in circled with a painted red line 4 inches wide inside of redline will be 18 inches from maximum rotating projection of gun mounts or to torpedo tube’s letters danger area shall be painted white in 2 inch letters
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HE-PD High explosive point detonating
Used against surface targets warner a boat to impact burst, Projectile detonates on impact
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Detection
Ability to detect target with ships sensor and establish targets initial position
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Direction
Direction the target is moving
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Delivery
Weapon system suited to deliver required ordinance to target
66
Explain the purpose of hazards of electromagnetic radiation to ordnance HERO
Protects ordinance that is or may be susceptible to RF energy
67
State the primary gun weapon system found on navy service combatants
The MK 45 is found a board DDG 51 and CG 47 class ships
68
State the purpose of blue color coding in regards to ammunition
Intended to be a ready had an occasion to determine explosive loads and hazards presented by each
69
State the purpose of the electronica cooling systems
Remove heat from various shipboard Electronic and weapons equipment
70
State the purpose of the ships Gyro as it relates to weapon system
Fed into fire control system for use in target and weapons tracking
71
Discuss the following delivery system 25 mm chain guns
Surface to service weapon system | Engages short and service targets in environments with ranges 2700 yards
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Small arm mounts
N/A
73
What is the maximum range of a 25 mm chain gun
Max range is 4.1 nautical miles
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What is the effective range for the 25 mm chain gun
Max effective range is 2700 yards
75
What is the maximum range for a 50 caliber machine gun
7400 yards
76
What is the effective range for a 50 caliber machine gun
2000 yards
77
What is the maximum range for a 40 mm a grenade launcher
2419 yards
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What is the effective range for a 40 mm grenade launcher
No effective range, blows on impact

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