Engineering > EXAM > NAVS 4050 Exam 3 | Questions with 100% Correct Answers (All)

Also available in bundle ( Click Here )

NAVS 4050 Exam 3 | Questions with 100% Correct Answers

Document Content and Description Below

NAVS 4050 Exam 3 | Questions with 100% Correct Answers SEAL Missions Beach Infiltration Counter Terrorism Personnel Extraction Hostage Rescue Specialty Raiding Underwater Demolition Mine Actuation ... Methods Contact Controlled Influence Degaussing Reducing Magnetic Signature Degaussing Coils Main (M)*** Forecastle (F) Quarterdeck (Q) Longitudinal (L)*** Athwartship (A)*** Datum Last known position of a submarine Torpedo Danger Zone 10,000 yd circle around a HVU Search and Attack Unit Ships designated to search for and attack submarines. Furthest-on Circle Circle expanding from the Datum based on submarine speed and time. Torpedo Danger Area 8,000 yd extension on the FOC Propagation Loss Spreading Absorption Scattering Bottom Loss "SAS" Shipboard Noise Machinery Cavitation Hull Noise Mitigation PRAIRIE Air MASKER Air Hull Cleaning Quiet Ship Bill Green Flare Simulated Attack Yellow Flare Remain clear, intend to surface Red Flare Emergency Surfacing ESG Expeditionary Strike Group ESG Components (LHD, LHA, LPH) (LPD, LSD) (DDG, CG) ESG Chain of Command (Surface Action Group, Amphibious Force, Submarine) "SAF AF Submarine" Amphibious Force (AF) Amphibious Task Force (CATF in charge) Landing Force - (CLF in charge) Naval Component Commander CATF CATF Commander Amphibious Task Force - PHIBRON Commander on LHD/LHA Marine Component Commander CLF CLF Commander Landing Force - MEU Colonel MAGTF Marine Air Ground Task Force MAGTF Components Command Element Ground Combat Element Air Combat Element Logistics Combat Element CE Command Element GCE Ground Combat Element ACE Air Combat Element CSSE Combat Service Support Element Types of Amphibious Warfare Demonstration Raid Assault Withdrawal Other Operations "DRAWO" Amphibious Assault Phases Planning Embarking Rehearsal Movement Action Termination "PERMA(T)" AOA Amphibious Objective Area AOA Breakdown (Sea to Shore) Distant Retirement Area Close Support Area Sea Echelon Area Sea Echelon Area Breakdown Landing Area Transport Area Fire Support Area Cushion Launch Area (CLA) Inner and Outer Transport Areas Vertical Envelopment Vertical assault that allows flanking from an enemies rear, medevac, and other rapid responses SLOC Sea Lanes of Communication TLAM Tomahawk Land Attack Missile TLAM Navigation GPS - Cruise Phase TERCOM DSMAC TERCOM Terrain Contour Matching DSMAC Digital Scene Matching Area Correlation Naval Surface Fire Support Direct Fire Call for Fire Harassment/Interdiction Fire Direct Fire Planned Targets Call for Fire Unplanned Targeting Request Harassment/Interdiction Fire Random Fire CSG Carrier Strike Group - CVN, CG/DDG, SSN, Supply Ship ARG Amphibious Readiness Group - LHA/LPH/LHD, LPD/LSD, MEU ESG Expeditionary Strike Group - LHA/LPH/LHD, LPD/LSD, CG/DDG, MEU OTH-T Over the Horizon Targeting OTH-T Advantages Remain outside targeting range MFU can keep EMCON Maintain Surprise More opportunity to engage in counter-attack OTH-T Disadvantages Need a third party Third party cannot maintain EMCON Third party must be in range of target CG Assets 122 VLS Cells (SM-2, VLA, TLAM) 2x CIWS 2x 25mm Chain Gun 2x 5-in Gun Harpoon Crew Weapons [Show More]

Last updated: 7 months ago

Preview 4 out of 11 pages

Buy Now

Instant download

We Accept: