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COMBAT SYSTEMS
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| ET= | Electronics Technicians |
| FC= | Fire Controlmen |
| IC= | Interior Communications Electrician |
| IT= | Information Systems Technician |
| AAS | Action Area Supervisor; Divisional watch stander; Coordinates with CSOOW the capability status, change in status, casualty conditions and recovery recommendations of equipment within the AAS's division. |
| CSOOW | Combat Systems Officer of the Watch; principal watch stander in CSMC; watch is responsible for Combat Systems maintenance both in port and at sea. |
| CSMC | Combat Systems Maintenance Control (03-113-2) primary control and reporting space for CS watches, space is manned 24/7 in port and at sea |
| CSO | Combat Systems Officer; Department Head |
| CSIO | Combat Systems Information Officer; Principal Assistant for Divisions: 1,2,3 |
| CSMO | Combat Systems Maintenance Officer; Principal Assistant for Divisions 5,6,7,8,9 |
| CSRO | Combat System Readiness Officer (Condition 1 Only) |
| CWO | Communications Watch Officer (Radio) |
| ISWO | Information Systems Watch Officer (ADP) |
| COMMO | Communications Officer; Divisional officer responsible for Radio |
| EMCON | Emission Control; a means of managing the radiation of electromagnetic and electro-acoustic transmitters |
| CSOSS | Combat Systems Operational Sequencing System(CSOSS) provides organizational control within Combat Systems for reporting during casualty procedures.) |
| RIVER CITY | Limiting of shipboard information output(E-mail, internet, sailor phones, etc.) for the purpose of operational security |
| SCREAMING EAGLE | Bandwith Management tool. Limits those who can aBandwithccess off-ship IP services. |
| Frequency ranges | HF 3-30 MHz, VHF 30-300 MHz, UHF 300Mhz-3 GHz, SHF 3-30 GHz, EHF 30-300 GHz |
| The term "gingerbread" means | Intruder on the line. |
| The term "beadwindow" means | Classified information has been passed on an unsecure line. |
| The Precedence and time for reply for messages? | Flash Z respond within 10 minutes Immediate O respond within 30 minutes Priority P respond within 3 hours Routine R respond within 6 hours |
| The 3 Classifications of material: | Confidential, Secret, Top Secret |
| What is ADNS, and what does it stand for? | Advanced Digital Networking System. It's the last destination off the ship for all IP traffic. |
| What is NMT and what does it stand for | Navy Multiband Terminal, how the navy utilizes EHF and SHF resources from satellites. |
| (HERO) | Hazardous Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance |
| (HERP) | Hazardous Electromagnetic Radiation to Personnel |
| (HERF) | Hazardous Electromagnetic Radiation to Fuel |
| Colors used to signify Secure/Unsecure communications | Red (Secure) Black (Unsecure) |
| Super High Frequency (SHF) | The super high-frequency (SHF) band is used for radar and satellite communications. |
| Extremely High Frequency (EHF) | Pros: Satellite to Satellite Communications and Nuclear Survivable. Cons: Weather can effect communications. |
| Satellite Communications (SATCOM) | A satellite communications system uses satellites to relay radio transmissions between earth terminals. |
| The primary mission/responsibility of CS-2 Division: | Cybersecurity manages all reporting requirements for Information System Rates- IT |
| Common Core: | Information Warfare: Defeat any enemy by using Assured Command and Control, Battlespace Awareness and Integrated Fires to achieve Freedom of Maneuver across all warfighting domains. |
| Cyber Attacks: | A cyberattack is any type of offensive maneuver that targets computer information systems, infrastructures, computer networks, or personal computer devices. |
| The primary mission/responsibility of CS-3 Division: | Responsible for the operation and maintenance of installed support equipment to include Local Area Networks and associated programs. |
| ADP stands for: | Automated Data Processing |
| EDP stands for: | Encrypted Data Processing |
| The LANs (Local Area Networks) onboard IKE are: | NIPRNet: Non-classified Internet Protocol Router Network (Unclassified) SIPRNet: Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (Secret) JWICS: Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System (Top Secret) |
| HF | 3-30 MHz |
| VHF | 30-300 MHz |
| UHF | 300MHz-3 GHz |
| SHF | 3-30 GHz |
| EHF | 30-300 GHz |
| FLASH Z | 10 MINUTES |
| IMMEDIATE O | 30 MINUTES |
| PRIORITY P | 3 HOURS |
| ROUTINE R | 6 HOURS |
| DHYSL- DIGITAL HYBRID SPEED LOG- AN/WSN-9 | Measures ships speed via the rodmeter |
| DFGMC- DIGITAL FLUXGATE MAGNETIC COMPASS | GIVES MAGNETIC HEADING. MAGNETIC NORTH IS ABOUT 15 DEGREES OFF FROM TRUE NORTH |
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