ESWS Murder Board: OPERATIONS

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DISCUSS THE FUNCTIONS AND CAPABILITIES OF THE FOLLOWING RADARS: SPS-67, FURUNO, AIS.
-SPS-67 - USED FOR NAVIGATION -FURUNO - USED FOR CONTACT COORDINATION -AIS - CONTACT IDENT (NOT RADAR, INTERFACES WITH FURUNO)
EXPLAIN THE FUNCTION AND CAPABILITIES OF THE FOLLOWING DISPLAY EQUIP: SPA-27, DRT
-SPA-25 - DISPLAYS SPS-67 VIDEO AND IS NEXT TO THE CHART TABLE -DRT (DEAD RECKONING TRACER) PLOTS TRAVEL FROM A KNOWN STARTING POINT TO DETERMINE LOCATION (NOT USED)
DESCRIBE THE MSN/FUNCTION OF CIC DURING: CONDITION 1, CONDITION III, CONDITION IV, SEA & ANCHOR, MOB, LOW VIS, ANCHORED
-C1= GQ (HIGH STATE OF READINESS) -C3= WARTIME STEAMING -C4= PEACETIME STEAMING (MIN WATCHES) -SEA & ANCHOR= SECONDARY PLOT, SAFE NAV & CONTACT/COLLISION AVOIDANCE -MOB= ASSISTS OOD TO LAST KNOWN POSITION OF MOB AND MAKES REQ COMMS REPORTS
DESCRIBE HOW EMISISONS CONTROL (EMCON) IS SET AND CONTROLLED.
REDUCE EMISSIONS TO AVOID DETECTION OR TO SAFELY HANDLE FUEL, ORDINANCE OR FOR SAFETY OF PERSONNEL (HERF/HERO/HERP)
DISCUSS THE FOLLOWING TURNS USED FOR SHIPBOARD RECOVERY OF MOB: ANDERSON, WILLIAMSON, RACE TRACK AND Y BACK.
-ANDERSON: USED BY SHIP; RESEMBLES A CIRCLE; FASTEST RECOVERY METHOD -WILLIAMSON: USED DURING LOW VIS/NIGHT; RECIPROCAL OF ORIG TRACK -RACE TRACK: USED DURING GOOD VIS; SHIP RTNs TO PERSON IF LOST FROM SIGHT -Y-BACK: USED BY SUBMARINES
STATE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SHIP. LENGTH, BEAM, DRAFT, DISPLACEMENT, SPEED AND COMPLIMENT  
LENGTH: 643' 8" BEAM: 85' DRAFT: 28' DISPLACEMENT: 22, 750 TONS SPEED: 22 KNOTS COMPLIMENT: 1,098
DISCUSS VERY LOW FREQ (VLF)
-SLVR SYS (SUBMARINE LOW VERY-LOW FREQ) -2,  VERDIN RECEIVERS FOR OFF-THE AIR MONITORING (OTAM) OR VLF SUB BROADCAST -AT-317 "FOOTBALL" ANTENNA ON 05 LVL FWD STBD
DISCUSS HIGH FREQ (HF)
-4,  URT-23D HF XMITTERS FOR LONG-RNG COMMS -12, R-2368 LF/MF/HF RCVRs -TX -FWD FAN WIRE, VERT WHIPS -RCV- TRUSSED WHIP (05 LVL AFT), AFT FAN WIRE
DISCUSS ULTRA HIGH FREQ (UHF)
-5,  LOS WSC-3s (TX/RCV) SHORT RANGE           (1 MODE IS LOS) -2 SETS OF "PLATE" ANTENNAS AT TOP OF STUB MAST ABOVE RADAR PLATFORM -4,   SATCOM WSC-3s AND OE-82 "TRASHCAN" -USED FOR SATELLITE SHIP-TO-SHIP AND SHIP-TO-SHORE COMMS
DISCUSS VERY HIGH FREQ (VHF)
-GRC-211 USED FOR INTERNATIONAL AIR DISTRESS (IAD) 121.5Mhz -ALL BRIDGE TO BRIDGE RADIOS ARE VHF
STATE THE TYPES AND USES OF PORTABLE COMMS EQUIP
1) EPIRB- (EMERGENCY POSITIONING INDICATING RADIO BEACON) USED DURING ABANDON SHIP TO NOTIFY RESCUE PERSONNEL 2) AN/PRC-96:  BATTERY OPERATED, HANDHELD EMERGENCY SURVIVAL EQUIP 3) HANDHELD BRIDGE:TO-BRIDGE RADIOS (ICOM) AUGMENTS BRIDGE COMMS, QTRDK WATCHSTANDING AND SMALL BOAT OPS 4) HANDHELD UHF MOTOROLA RADIO: GENERAL USE PORTABLE COMMS/ WATCHSTANDER COMMS 5) IRIDIUM SAT PHONE: USED WHEN ABANDONING SHIP
STATE THE PURPOSE OF ROUTINE AND EMERGENCY DESTRUCTION
-ROUTINE DESTRUCTION IS REGULARLY SCHEDULED DESTRUCTION -EMERGENCY DESTRUCTION IS METHOD OF RAPID DESTRUCTION IN EVENT OF NATURAL DISASTERS, CIVIL DISTURBANCE, OR ENEMY ACTION.  MAY ALSO BE CALLED DURING ABANDON SHIP.  ONLY CALLED BY CO
DISCUSS PRIMARY AND SECONDARY MSN OF CIC/CDC
-PRIMARY: COLLECT, PROCESS, DISPLAY, EVALUATE AND DISSEMINATE INFO IN TIMELY/ ACCURATE MANNER IN SUPPORT OF OOD -SECONDARY: CONTROL AND/OR ASSIST IN SPECIFIC OPS AS DELEGATED
EXPLAIN THE FOLLOWING BASIC INFO FLOW FUNCTIONS OF THE CIC/CDC: COLLECTING, PROCESSING, DISPLAY, EVAL, DISSEMINATION, CONTROL AND ASSIST
-COLLECTING: CIC PROVIDES ORGANIZED COLLECTION OF INFO FROM AVAIL SOURCES -PROCESSING: INFO IS PROCESSED AND TACT INTELL IS SENT TO PROPER DISPLAY AREAS -DISPLAY: PROCESSED INFO IS DISPLAYED AT VARIOUS C2 AREAS -EVALUATION: INFO IS EVALUATED BY STATIONS FOR TACT IMPORTANCE -DISSEMINATION: TACT INFO IS SENT TO PROPER CONTROL STATIONS -CONTROL AND ASSIST: USES INFO TO ASSIST IN MAKING DECISIONS ON TACT ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN
DISCUSS THE GENERAL DUTIES OF THE FOLLOWING WATCH STATIONS IN CIC/CDC: TAO, CICWO, EWS, AWC, SUWC, USWC, ASTAC/AIC/HDC, CICWS, RADAR OP, SHIPPING OP, PILOTING OFFICER
TAO (TACT ACTION OFFICER) -DIRECT ADVISOR TO COMMAND FROM THE DISPLAY AND DECISION AREA -HAS MEANS TO EVALUATE ENEMY THREATS AND TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION AGAINST THEM -FIGHTS THE SHIP CICWO (CIC WATCH OFFICER) -SUPERVISES CIC OPS AS SURF WATCH OFFICER; MAY BE FROM OTHER DEPTs -ACTS AS EVALUATOR DURING ROUTINE OPS -SUPERVISES  OJT FOR CIC PERSONNEL EWS (ELECTRONIC WARFARE SUP) -ENTER AND UPDATE IDENTS OF EW EMITTERS -EVALUATES EW FIXES -RESPONDS TO FORCE ELECT WARFARE COORD WATCH AWC (AIR WARFARE COORDINATOR) -RESPONSIBLE FOR PROTECTING FORCE AGAINST HOSTILE AIR PLATFORMS/WEAPONS SUWC (SURF WARFARE COORDINATOR -RESPONSIBLE FOR PROTECTING FORCE AGAINST HOSTILE SURFACE UNITS USWC (UNDERSEA WARFARE COORDINATOR) -RESPONSIBLE FOR PROTECTING FORCE AGAINST HOSTILE SUBS ASTAC/AIC/HDC (AIR CONTROLLERS) -RESPONSIBLE FOR ADVISORY OR POSITIVE CONTROL OF ALL A/C ASSIGNED FOR COMPLETION OF ASSIGNED MSN CICWS (CIC WATCH SUP) -EXERCISES GERNERAL SUPERVISION OVER ENTIRE ENLISTED PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO SURF AREA -ASSISTS IN MAINTATINING AN EFFICIENT WATCH -ASSISTS IN INTERPRETATION OF TACT SIGs RADAR OPERATOR -REPORTS, TRACKS ALL SURF CONTACTS -MANIPULATES THE SURF SEARCH RADAR CONTROLS AS NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN THE RADAR IN PEAK OP CONDITION SHIPPING OFFICER -ADVISES CON OF POSITION, COURSE, SPEED AND CLOSEST POINT OF APPROACH OF ALL SURF CONTACTS IN AREA PILOTING OFFICER -MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO CONNING OFFICER BASED ON NAV CHART, DANGERS TO NAV RADAR NAV TRACK, SHIP'S POSITION, RADAR OBSERVATIONS, LOOKOUT REPORTS AND POLICIES/PREFERENCES OF CO