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DISCUSS THE FUNCTIONS AND
CAPABILITIES OF THE FOLLOWING
RADARS: SPS-67, FURUNO, AIS.
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-SPS-67 - USED FOR NAVIGATION
-FURUNO - USED FOR CONTACT
COORDINATION
-AIS - CONTACT IDENT (NOT RADAR,
INTERFACES WITH FURUNO)
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EXPLAIN THE FUNCTION AND
CAPABILITIES OF THE FOLLOWING
DISPLAY EQUIP: SPA-27, DRT
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-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)
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DESCRIBE THE MSN/FUNCTION OF CIC DURING: CONDITION 1, CONDITION III, CONDITION IV, SEA & ANCHOR, MOB, LOW VIS, ANCHORED
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-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
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DESCRIBE HOW EMISISONS CONTROL (EMCON) IS SET AND CONTROLLED.
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REDUCE EMISSIONS TO AVOID DETECTION OR TO SAFELY HANDLE FUEL, ORDINANCE OR FOR SAFETY OF PERSONNEL (HERF/HERO/HERP)
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DISCUSS THE FOLLOWING TURNS USED FOR SHIPBOARD RECOVERY OF MOB: ANDERSON, WILLIAMSON, RACE TRACK AND Y BACK.
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-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
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STATE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SHIP.
LENGTH, BEAM, DRAFT, DISPLACEMENT, SPEED AND COMPLIMENT
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LENGTH: 643' 8"
BEAM: 85'
DRAFT: 28'
DISPLACEMENT: 22, 750 TONS
SPEED: 22 KNOTS
COMPLIMENT: 1,098
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DISCUSS VERY LOW FREQ (VLF)
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-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
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DISCUSS HIGH FREQ (HF)
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-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
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DISCUSS ULTRA HIGH FREQ (UHF)
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-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
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DISCUSS VERY HIGH FREQ (VHF)
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-GRC-211 USED FOR INTERNATIONAL AIR DISTRESS (IAD) 121.5Mhz
-ALL BRIDGE TO BRIDGE RADIOS ARE VHF
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STATE THE TYPES AND USES OF PORTABLE COMMS EQUIP
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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
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STATE THE PURPOSE OF ROUTINE AND EMERGENCY DESTRUCTION
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-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
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DISCUSS PRIMARY AND SECONDARY MSN OF CIC/CDC
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-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
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EXPLAIN THE FOLLOWING BASIC INFO FLOW FUNCTIONS OF THE CIC/CDC: COLLECTING, PROCESSING, DISPLAY, EVAL, DISSEMINATION, CONTROL AND ASSIST
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-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
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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
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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
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