Common Core Flashcards

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What does Command and Control (C2W) refer to in Combat System missions?

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Direction of forces and weapons to achieve a mission or goal.

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What is the purpose of Naval Surface Fire Support (NSFS)?

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Gun fire support for troops landing or conducting operations.

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What does RADAR stand for?

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Radio Detection and Ranging

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What does SONAR stand for?

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Sound Navigation and Ranging

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Which warfare areas utilize naval gun systems?

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Air, Surface, and NSFS

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Which warfare areas utilize naval missile systems?

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Air, Surface, Subsurface, and Strike

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What is the purpose of fire control?

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Controlling weapons fire to ensure maximum kill probability

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What does ASM/ASCM stand for?

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Anti-Ship Missile / Anti-Ship Cruise Missile

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What are submarines commonly equipped with?

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Torpedoes and/or ASM/ASCM’s

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What is a torpedo?

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Self-propelled explosive projectile weapon, launched above or below water surface.

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What types of aircraft are mentioned as threats to U.S. ships?

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Fixed-wing or rotary-wing containing various ordnance or surveillance equipment.

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What is a UAV?

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Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, used for delivering ordnance or for surveillance.

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What are warships equipped with?

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Ordnance, countermeasures, and radars.

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What does FAC/FIAC stand for?

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Fast Attack Craft / Fast Inshore Attack Craft

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What is the primary function of a mine?

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Self-contained explosive device placed in water to damage or destroy surface ships or submarines.

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What is a shore battery?

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Anti-ship artillery or fixed gun batteries close to shore.

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What are cyber attacks?

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An attack on computer infrastructure, networks, or personal electronic devices.

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What is the purpose of a Harpoon?

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Subsonic, anti-ship cruise missile

Used to target and destroy enemy ships.

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What is the purpose of a Tomahawk?

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Long-range, land attack missile

Designed to strike land targets from a distance.

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What is the purpose of a Vertical launched ASROC?

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Anti-submarine rocket launched from VLS

Used to engage submarines from surface ships.

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What is the purpose of Standard missiles?

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Supersonic, anti-ship/anti-air missile

Effective against both aerial and surface threats.

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What is RAM?

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Rolling Airframe Missile. Short-range defense against missiles

Provides close-in defense for ships.

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What is the purpose of a torpedo?

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Submerged, anti-ship/anti-submarine

Launched from submarines or surface ships to target other vessels.

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What does CIWS stand for?

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Point-defense, short-range defense against missiles, aircrafts, and watercrafts

An automated system for protecting against incoming threats.

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What is NATO Sea Sparrow/ESSM?
Short-range anti-air / anti-missile ## Footnote Used for defense against aerial threats.
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What are Gun Weapons Systems used for?
Naval gunfire support and defense ## Footnote Provides firepower for both offensive and defensive operations.
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What is the purpose of Nulka?
Rocket-propelled active missile decoy ## Footnote Designed to distract and confuse enemy missiles.
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What is the function of Air Search radar?
3 Dimensional radar, searches for air contacts ## Footnote Provides comprehensive tracking of aerial threats.
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What is the function of Surface Search radar?
2 Dimensional radar, searches for surface contacts ## Footnote Identifies and tracks objects on the water's surface.
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What is the purpose of Fire Control radar?
Radar used for weapon systems ## Footnote Essential for targeting and engaging enemy forces.
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What is Navigation radar used for?
Radar used for safe navigation ## Footnote Similar to surface search but focused on safe passage.
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What information do 2 Dimensional radars provide?
Bearing and range of a contact ## Footnote Limited to two measurements for tracking.
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What information do 3 Dimensional radars provide?
Bearing, range, and altitude/elevation of a contact ## Footnote Offers comprehensive tracking capabilities.
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What is the purpose of the Combat Systems Operational Sequencing System (CSOSS)?
A manual system for operation and maintenance support ## Footnote Provides step-by-step procedures for combat system personnel.
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What are the duties of a Combat Systems Coordinator (CSC)?
Technical-to-tactical interpretation of combat system status ## Footnote Supports the Tactical Action Officer (TAO) during operations.
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What are the duties of a Combat Systems Officer of the Watch (CSOOW)?
Control and coordination of technical operations within combat systems ## Footnote Includes initialization and casualty control.
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How many area supervisors are there in CSOSS, and what are they?
Four: Air Weapons Systems, Surface Weapon Systems, Underwater Weapons Systems, and Electronic Support Systems ## Footnote Responsible for combat system readiness in their areas.
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What is the purpose of electronic cooling systems?
To prevent equipment from overheating ## Footnote Keeps systems cool during operation to maintain functionality.