Shipboard Ops

Question 0

What Class of fire are associated with the combustible liquids (fuel, oil, hydraulic fluid, grease, etc.) on helicopters?

Answer 0

Class B (red square)
pg. 14-8

Question 1

What Class of fires on a helicopter are supported by materials such as seat cushions, soundproofing, life jackets, etc?

Answer 1

Class A (green triangle)
pg. 14-4

Question 2

What Class of fire are associated with electrical and electronic equipment on helicopters?

Answer 2

Class C (blue circle)
pg. 14-8

Question 3

What Class of fire are associated with combustible metals such as magnesium and titanium?

Answer 3

Class D (yellow star)
pg. 14-8

Question 4

These fires can be extinguished by de-energizing the electrical equipment and smothering the fire with HALON, CO2, or PKP, what Class of fire is it?

Answer 4

Class C

pg. 14-8

Question 5

These fires can be extinguished by smothering the fire using AFFF, HALON, CO2, or Purple K Powder (PKP), what Class of fire is it?

Answer 5

Class B

pg. 14-8

Question 6

These fires can be extinguished by using water in large quantities from a safe distance, what Class of fire is it?

Answer 6

Class D

pg. 14-8

Question 7

These fires can be extinguished by using water in either a straight stream or spray pattern, what Class of fire is it?

Answer 7

Class A

pg. 14-4

Question 8

If sound powered telephones are used during helicopter static refueling, all stations shall_____________.

Answer 8

Be connected to the same circuit

pg. 5-14

Question 9

What is the primary circuit for manuvering? (mooring, docking, speed and course, ect ect)

Answer 9

1JV

ch. 7 pg. 22

Question 10

What is the Captains battle circuit?

Answer 10

JA

ch. 7 pg. 22

Question 11

How are the main circuits lettered?

Answer 11

JA to JZ

ch. 7 pg. 22