Question 1

HYDRA - Hierarchical Yet Dynamically Reprogrammable Architecture

Accepted Answer

AN/SRC-55
Primarily to support special evolutions (e.g. damage control, flight deck operations, and
weapons handling), but has grown in use to include daily, routine, internal communications;
this function is secondary in purpose.

Question 2

Ships Phone System

Accepted Answer

3IV: supplies the ship with various management, control, switching, and conferencing functions required to support continuous and reliable communications
POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service): Phone lines provided via IP services. Interfaces outside Lines.

Question 3

Ships Ring Laser gyros ( WSN-7)

Accepted Answer

Receives information from the DSVL to determine ship’s position, velocity, heading, roll and pitch.
2 Gyro’s. 1 located in FWD IC/ IDC. #7 and the other 1 located in AFT IC/ IDC. #11

Question 4

Automated Digital Networking System (ADNS)

Accepted Answer

Provides on/off ship connectivity.

Question 5

CANES

Accepted Answer

Consolidated Afloat Network Enterprise Systems

Question 6

Purpose of Domain Controller

Accepted Answer

Provides centralized authentication to Domain Assets.

Question 7

Purpose of File Servers

Accepted Answer

Provide centralized file share access to network resources.

Question 8

Purpose of Exchange Servers

Accepted Answer

Mail and public folder access.

Question 9

Location of Unclassified Servers

Accepted Answer

ADP

Question 10

NIPR

Accepted Answer

Provides unclassified means to send messages and information off ship.
o 2 Backbone Switches
o 15 edge switches

Question 11

Application Servers

Accepted Answer

NTCSS
NIAPS

Question 12

SIPR

Accepted Answer

Secure Internet Protocol Routing
Provides classified means to send messages and information alongside
access to classified material via website.
o 2 Backbone Switches
o 6 Edge switches

Question 13

Automated Digital Networking System (ADNS)

Accepted Answer

Provides on/off ship connectivity.

Question 14

Combat Systems Operational Sequence System (CSOSS)

Accepted Answer

provides the means to manage combat
systems readiness around-the-clock, at-sea and in-port, in peacetime and in wartime. Contains
procedures to Start, Stop, and what to do for a casualty in regards to all Combat Systems
equipment.

Question 15

Ships Self-defense Weapons System

Accepted Answer

NATO Sea Sparrow
RAM (Rolling Airframes Missile System)
CIWS (Closed in Weapons System)

Question 16

M2HB .50 Cal Machine Gun

Accepted Answer

Anti-surface combats any threat inbound to the ship

Question 17

M240B Machine Gun

Accepted Answer

Watch stood by crew (crew cert) Gunners mates are in charge of.

Question 18

Harpoon

Accepted Answer

an Anti-Ship Cruise Missile (ASCM), designed to be launched from multiple platforms, such as submarines, surface ships, or aircraft.

Question 19

Tomahawk

Accepted Answer

capable attacking point targets, providing decoy and deception, and acting as a force multiplier.

Question 20

Vertical Launched ASROC (VLA)

Accepted Answer

Merely a torpedo with a rocket booster attached
to its tail. ASROC is an acronym for Anti-Submarine Rocket

Question 21

Standard Missile (SM)

Accepted Answer

A surface to air missile. It is the surface navy’s primary
offensive anti-air weapon.

Question 22

Temperature

Accepted Answer

Temp increases, speed increases. Temp decreases, speed
decreases.

Question 23

Pressure

Accepted Answer

A sound wave transmission speed is directly proportional to
pressure, the speed of sound increases as the pressure increases with depth

Question 24

Salinity

Accepted Answer

Salinity increases, speed increases. Salinity decreases, speed
decreases

Question 25

Hang Fire

Accepted Answer

The round is caught in the weapon

Question 26

Detection

Accepted Answer

Identifying a target

Question 27

Direction

Accepted Answer

Aiming of the weapon towards the target

Question 28

Delivery

Accepted Answer

Firing of the round

Question 29

Destruction

Accepted Answer

Detonation of the round

Question 30

Radar (Common Core) – Radio Detection and Ranging

Accepted Answer

2D
Provides:
o Range
o Bearing

3D
Provides:
o Range
o Bearing
o Elevation

Question 31

SSDS (Ship’s Self Defense System)

Accepted Answer

Integrates several shipboard systems to provide a capability that meets the ship's self-defense and overall tactical situation awareness in CDC. SSDS has the ability to automate the fire control loop to shorten the overall detect-to-engage time.

Question 32

HF

Accepted Answer

3MHz - 30 MHz
o Antennas HF Broadband
 Used for voice circuit
 OE-404 (FAN WIRE)
 MCCP (Mast Clamp Current Probe) AS3012/AS3013
o Antenna HF Narrowband
 Used for data
 AS-3772B

Question 33

VHF

Accepted Answer

30MHz - 300 MHz
o Antenna
 AS-3226B
o Bridge to Bridge (short range)

Question 34

UHF

Accepted Answer

300MHz – 3GHz
o Antenna
 AS390 (spider)
 SRA62 (Christmas tree)
 OE-570 (used for UHF SATCOM)

Question 35

SHF (Primary Means for IP Service)

Accepted Answer

3GHz – 30GHz
o Antenna
 CBSP (USC69 V2)– Commercial Broadband Satellite Provider
 NMT (Navy Multiband Terminal)/WSC-9

Question 36

EHF (Secondary and Tertiary means of IP services)

Accepted Answer

30GHz – 300GHz
o Antenna
 NMT (Navy Multiband Terminal)

Question 37

Integrity

Accepted Answer

assurance that information is not modified by unauthorized parties or in an
unauthorized manner.

Question 38

Non-Repudiation

Accepted Answer

Assurance the sender of data is provided with proof of delivery and the recipient is provided with proof of the sender‘s identity

Question 39

GCCS-M

Accepted Answer

Global Command and Control system Maritime

Question 40

NTCSS

Accepted Answer

Naval Tactical Command Support System. 
Hosts RADM, OMMS/NG, RSUPPLY and NALCOMIS.

Question 41

NIAPS

Accepted Answer

Host ESOMS, TSIMS, and Sked


HYDRA - Hierarchical Yet Dynamically Reprogrammable Architecture	AN/SRC-55 Primarily to support special evolutions (e.g. damage control, flight deck operations, and weapons handling), but has grown in use to include daily, routine, internal communications; this function is secondary in purpose.
Ships Phone System	3IV: supplies the ship with various management, control, switching, and conferencing functions required to support continuous and reliable communications POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service): Phone lines provided via IP services. Interfaces outside Lines.
Ships Ring Laser gyros ( WSN-7)	Receives information from the DSVL to determine ship’s position, velocity, heading, roll and pitch. 2 Gyro’s. 1 located in FWD IC/ IDC. #7 and the other 1 located in AFT IC/ IDC. #11
Automated Digital Networking System (ADNS)	Provides on/off ship connectivity.
CANES	Consolidated Afloat Network Enterprise Systems
Purpose of Domain Controller	Provides centralized authentication to Domain Assets.
Purpose of File Servers	Provide centralized file share access to network resources.
Purpose of Exchange Servers	Mail and public folder access.
Location of Unclassified Servers	ADP
NIPR	Provides unclassified means to send messages and information off ship. o 2 Backbone Switches o 15 edge switches
Application Servers	NTCSS NIAPS
SIPR	Secure Internet Protocol Routing Provides classified means to send messages and information alongside access to classified material via website. o 2 Backbone Switches o 6 Edge switches
Automated Digital Networking System (ADNS)	Provides on/off ship connectivity.
Combat Systems Operational Sequence System (CSOSS)	provides the means to manage combat systems readiness around-the-clock, at-sea and in-port, in peacetime and in wartime. Contains procedures to Start, Stop, and what to do for a casualty in regards to all Combat Systems equipment.
Ships Self-defense Weapons System	NATO Sea Sparrow RAM (Rolling Airframes Missile System) CIWS (Closed in Weapons System)
M2HB .50 Cal Machine Gun	Anti-surface combats any threat inbound to the ship
M240B Machine Gun	Watch stood by crew (crew cert) Gunners mates are in charge of.
Harpoon	an Anti-Ship Cruise Missile (ASCM), designed to be launched from multiple platforms, such as submarines, surface ships, or aircraft.
Tomahawk	capable attacking point targets, providing decoy and deception, and acting as a force multiplier.
Vertical Launched ASROC (VLA)	Merely a torpedo with a rocket booster attached to its tail. ASROC is an acronym for Anti-Submarine Rocket
Standard Missile (SM)	A surface to air missile. It is the surface navy’s primary offensive anti-air weapon.
Temperature	Temp increases, speed increases. Temp decreases, speed decreases.
Pressure	A sound wave transmission speed is directly proportional to pressure, the speed of sound increases as the pressure increases with depth
Salinity	Salinity increases, speed increases. Salinity decreases, speed decreases
Hang Fire	The round is caught in the weapon
Detection	Identifying a target
Direction	Aiming of the weapon towards the target
Delivery	Firing of the round
Destruction	Detonation of the round
Radar (Common Core) – Radio Detection and Ranging	2D Provides: o Range o Bearing 3D Provides: o Range o Bearing o Elevation
SSDS (Ship’s Self Defense System)	Integrates several shipboard systems to provide a capability that meets the ship's self-defense and overall tactical situation awareness in CDC. SSDS has the ability to automate the fire control loop to shorten the overall detect-to-engage time.
HF	3MHz - 30 MHz o Antennas HF Broadband  Used for voice circuit  OE-404 (FAN WIRE)  MCCP (Mast Clamp Current Probe) AS3012/AS3013 o Antenna HF Narrowband  Used for data  AS-3772B
VHF	30MHz - 300 MHz o Antenna  AS-3226B o Bridge to Bridge (short range)
UHF	300MHz – 3GHz o Antenna  AS390 (spider)  SRA62 (Christmas tree)  OE-570 (used for UHF SATCOM)
SHF (Primary Means for IP Service)	3GHz – 30GHz o Antenna  CBSP (USC69 V2)– Commercial Broadband Satellite Provider  NMT (Navy Multiband Terminal)/WSC-9
EHF (Secondary and Tertiary means of IP services)	30GHz – 300GHz o Antenna  NMT (Navy Multiband Terminal)
Integrity	assurance that information is not modified by unauthorized parties or in an unauthorized manner.
Non-Repudiation	Assurance the sender of data is provided with proof of delivery and the recipient is provided with proof of the sender‘s identity
GCCS-M	Global Command and Control system Maritime
NTCSS	Naval Tactical Command Support System. Hosts RADM, OMMS/NG, RSUPPLY and NALCOMIS.
NIAPS	Host ESOMS, TSIMS, and Sked

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