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Operations Officer Commander Wilson: Responsible for Control of Airborne aircrafts.
CDC Officer Commander Heiss: Mission Control and all aircrafts assigned to him.
Communications Officer LTJG Garcesrios: Approves communication frequencies used between ship to aircraft and ship to ship communications.
OS and Division Operations Specialist (OI Div)
AG and Division Aerographer's Mate (OA Div)
AC and Division Air Traffic Controller (OC Div)
CT..'s and Division Cryptologic Technician (OS Div) (CTT, CTR, CTI, CTM, CTN)
IS and Division Intelligence Specialist (STG) (OI Div)
Primary Mission of the CDC Gather, Process, Display, Evaluate, Disseminate pertinent information
Secondary Mission of the CDC Control & Assist
TAO Tactical Action Officer: Weapons Release Authority
CDCWO CDC Watch Officer: Responsible to TAO for surface and subsurface picture.
ADWC Air Defense Weapons Coordinator: Air Defense and Engagement Doctrine
TIC Tactical Information Coordinator: Tactical Pictures using Data Link (Shares with other ships)
AIC Air Intercept Controller: Responsible for aircraft assigned for any aircraft mission.
ATM Auto Track Manage: Manipulating Radar Sensors
IDOP Identification Operatior: Labels & Identifies all contacts using IFF.
STRIKE Ensures safety of operation and verifies positive M2 & M4 on organic a/c before they are handed over to another controller.
Radar Operator Surface & Air Search Radar Equipment
Shipping Officer Advises Conn of the position, course, speed, and (CPA) of all surface contacts in the area.
CPA Closest Point of Approach
Piloting Officer Mans 1JS Circuit, Makes piloting recommendations to the Conning Officer during Radar Navigation.
What is EMCON Emissions Control: Missions Assigned to own force while maintaining optimum operational security.
EMCON A: A: All Emissions Silent
EMCON A1: A1: Silent with modifications- air ops/nav detail
EMCON A2: A2: Used for Sight T.V.
EMCON B: B: Satellite Vulnerability- Hiding from different Sats (Transiting through China)
EMCON C: C: High Value Unit- Hiding the RGN, rest of the Strike Group will stay in "D"
EMCON D: D: Normal Operations
AW Air Warfare: Destroy or Reduce an enemy's air or missile threat
SUW Surface Warfare: Required to Deny the Enemy effective use of it's surface vessels.
USW Used to locate & destroy submarine.
C2W Deny information to, influence, degrade, or destroy adversary command and control capabilities, while protecting friendly command and control capabilities against such actions.
Amphibious Warfare Amphibious Assault is taking an area of land where the land and sea meet.
MW Mine Warfare: Use of Ship, Aircraft, Submarines, and Helicopters to locate & destroy enemy mines.
MIO Maritime Interdiction Operations: VBSS Operations? Anti-Paracy.
NEO Non-Combatant evacuation Operations: Safe evacuation of military and dependents.
SAR Search & Rescue: Naval Aircraft & Helicopters may be assigned to search to search and rescue of downed, stranded, or disabled military personnel either by land or sea.
Purpose of Data Link? It enables different units to share information.
IFF and 5 Modes? Identification Friend or Foe: Mode 1: Mission Mode 2: Military Mode 3: Civilian Mode 4: Encrypted Mode C: Altitude Read-Out
DDRT Digital Dead Reckoning Tracer: Helps with Man Over Board. Switch to 200:1 scale for M.O.B. 2 1.) Located on the 02 Level in Sea Combat 2.) Located on the 08 Level T.O.P.
TACAN Tactical Air Navigation: aka "FATHER" a device mounted on the ships mast which allows air craft to dial a predetermined frequency and use as a homing device for return to force procedures.
Gyro Repeater Receives inputs from gyrocompass, determines course in relation to true north.
Radar Repeater "SPA-25H" is a polar coordinate display of the surrounding areas with own ship represented by the origin of the sweep.
VMS Voyage Management System
Atmospheric Conditions Causes -Diffraction, Refraction and attenuation. (Bends the RF Beam and weakens return).
Sea Return The RF Energy reflects back off the sea which causes significant amounts of return on the scope.
Weather Can reduce the effective range of the radar or may mask targets.
Height of Antenna & Target The curvature of the earth and the tendency of RF energy to travel in a straight line, as antenna height increases the antenna range increases.
Code ALPHA Divers
BRAVO Refueling/Ammunition Handling
FOXTROT Fixed Wing Flight OPS
HOTEL Helo Ops
INDIA Anchoring
LIMA HERO
KILO Personnel Recall
ROMEO Ready to Receive a Ship alongside
QUEBEC Boat Recall
Starboard Pennant Senior Officer Present Afloat (SOPA)
First Substitute Unit Commander is absent (Admiral)
Second Substitute Chief of Staff is absent
Third Substitute Commanding Officer is absent
Fourth Substitute Civil or Military authority whose flag is flying on ship is absent
Flag Five Breakdown
One Black Ball Vessel at Anchor
Two Black Balls Not under Command (Loss of Propulsion)
Three Black Balls Aground (2 Types of Around-Soft and Hard)
Ball Diamond Ball Restricted ability to maneuver
2 Reasons why we hoist this flag Flight OPS & UNREP
Red "Cannot find Man"/ "Steer Port" 10 minutes
White "Found Man"/ "Steer Straight Away" 30 minutes
Green "Need Assistance"/"Steer Starboard" 3 To 6 Hours
"Minimize" Shorten what you say
"Beadwindow" Broadcasting classified information over an unclassified net. "ROGER OUT"
"Gingerbread" Intruder on the net. Correct Response.
EEFI (Essential Elements of Friendly Information) Information that is considered important and must not be disclosed.
(Top Secret) (Orange) Exceptionally grave damage to National Security.
(Secret) (Red) Serious DAMAGE to National Security.
Confidential (Blue) Identifiable DAMAGE to National Security.
Unclassified (Green) Releasable.
SCI (Yellow) Sensitive Compartmented Information
NOFORN No Foreign Nationals
FOUO For Official Use Only
(CSTT) Combat Systems Training Teams: Overall Training and Readiness of 2 Condition II and condition I/IA Watchteams. To Operate in a multi-threat warfare environment.
(DCTT) Damage Control Training Team: Team responsible to the DCA responsible for injecting real world damage control scenarios, they work hand in hand with ETT.
(ATT) Aviation Training Team: Responsible under the team leader for identification, formulation integration and conduct of all Aviation Mobility and Amphibious exercises.
(ITT) Interated Training Team: Objective is to exercise the ship at controlling potentially cascading casualties in combinations with realist operational situation.
SPS-48E 220NM, 3D, Primary Mission is Air Search
SPS-49 256NM, 2D, Secondary Mission is Air Search
SPS-67 100NM Primary Mission is Surface Search
SPQ-9B 20NM Surface; 80NM Air; Primary Mission is Fire Control
SPS-73 100NM, 2D, Primary Mission is Navigational
Furuno 100NM, Secondary Mission is Navigational
LINK-4A (DOLLY) Ship-Air assist AIC
LINK-11 (ALLIGATOR) Ship-Ship/Ship-Air, UHF &HF, Jammable
LINK-16 (TIMBER) Ship-Ship/Ship Ship-Air, UHF, Unjammable
STADIL-J (BLACK TIMBER) Ship-Ship/Ship-Air, HF
CATCC Carrier Air Traffic Control Center
Air Ops Air Operations
CCA Carrier Controlled Approach
ATO Air Transfer Officer
Mission of CATCC is to provide coordination, scheduling, accountability, and control of aircraft arriving or departing USS Ronald Reagan
Radars used by CATCC SPN 41 SPN 43 SPN 46
SPN-41 (BULLSEYE) Provodes Azimuth and Elevation Data to Pilots. "Final Approach" 10NM, 2D
SPN-43 (PRIMARY AIR SEARCH RADAR) Allows CATCC to Organize Landing Pattern. 60NM, 2D.
SPN-46 (NEEDLES) Provides Azimuth and Glide Slope Data to Pilots, Final Approach, can auto land F-18's 10NM, 3D.
METOC Meteorology & Oceangraphy: Weather. Provides Accurate and timely meteorology products to the warfare.
CVIC Carrier Intelligence Center: Intel. Provides Intelligence brief to pilot before each mission
What are the 4 phases of warfare a. Detection b. Direction c. Delivery d. Destruction
CWO Communications Watch Supervisor
ISS Information Systems Supervisor
ESS Electronic Systems Supervisor
RSS Radar System Supervisor
WSS Weapons Systems Supervisor
ICS Interior Communication Specialist
XCS Exterior Communication Specialist
CS1 •CWO •IT
CS 2/3 •ISS •IT •ET
CS4X •DC Divisions •Any Rate
CS5 •ESS •ET •FC
CS6 •RSS •ET
CS7 •WSS •FC
CS8 •ICS •IC
CS9 •XCS •ET
HERO Hazard of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordinance
RADAR Radio Detection & Ranging
SONAR Sound Navigation & Ranging
CSOSS Combat Systems Operational Sequencing System: Maintenance of the highest possible levels of readiness Components.
4 Components of CSOSS: a. Space Layout b. Power diagrams c. Casualty procedures d. Normal procedures
C51- a. Combat System b. Computer c. Communication d. Command e. Control f. Intelligence
Liaisons Communications between two or more things
Area Supervisors- Liaisons between technicians who work on a specific set of equipment & the CSOOW.
CSOOW: Combat System Officer of the Watch
CSOOW Communicates with: CSO, CSMO, TAO, OOD. Keeps them aware of any equipment casualties & problems related to Combat Systems. Maintains departments, tag out log. Coordinates & Controls aloft evolutions import and underway.
CSOOW is Located at: CSMC: Combat System Maintenance Center
Relays trouble calls to: Appropriate Area Supervisor
CSRO: •Combat System Readiness Officer: Filter between: TAO & CSOOW Manned only during: GQ
SHF (WSC-6, WSC-8) CWSP: Commercial Wideband Satellite Program a.k.a. WSC-?
DSCS: Purpose: Defense Satellite Communication System a.k.a WSC-? Frequency Range: 3GHZ-30GHZ Purpose: •Satellite Communications •NIPR/SIPR •POTS •Off ship connections
PRC's Portable Communications. Emergency communications in case complete loss of power to the island & Radio.
Created by: djdelerious
 

 



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