Cc 109- Expeditionary Waterborne Fundamentals

Front 1

What are the three types of waterborne security zones?

Back 1

Assessment
Warning
Threat

Front 2

List four things addressed by an effective AFTP.

Back 2

Concept of Operations
Preplanned Responses
Tactics
Crisis Management Procedures Consequence Management Procedures
Baseline Security Posture
Measure to increase security posture
Reporting Procedures
Command and Control Procedures

Front 3

What are the 5 types of waterborne threats?

Back 3

Small Boat
Deep Draft Boat
Subsurface
Swimmer
Floating Mines

Front 4

What actions are taken when Seaward Continuum of Force (SCOF) level three is attained?

Back 4

Warning shorts from crew served weapons are fired across the bow of Contact of Interest (COI)

Front 5

When engaging a hostile waterborne craft fire should be directed at the coxswain.

Back 5

FALSE

Front 6

What is the ideal width of security zones surrounding a waterborne High Value Asset (HVA)?

Back 6

500 meters

Front 7

Name things that affect waterborne security zone size/location?

Back 7

UN Restrictions
Geography
Threat Areas
Capabilities of U.S. Security Forces
Proximity of Targets

Front 8

What is the principle task of security forces with respect to waterborne vessels?

Back 8

To determine hostile intent as far from the HVA as possible

Front 9

What is the minimal and ideal number of boats used for a moving secuirty zone? Security zone?

Back 9

Two (minimum)
and Four (Ideal)

Front 10

Historically, Maritime Interception Operations have been defined as what?

Back 10

Peacetime measures designed to enforce embargoes sanctioned by the UNSC, national authority, or other regional organizations

Front 11

What is the purpose of the Marine Safety Office (MSO)?

Back 11

To ensure the safety, security, and environmental protection of CONUS ports and surrounding areas

Front 12

Which zone is your innermost layer around the HVA where no hostile craft should be permitted?

Back 12

Threat Zone

Front 13

What zone would you passively observe craft and identify inbound contacts?

Back 13

Assessment Zone

Front 14

What is done during the warning zone?

Back 14

Unauthorized craft wanting access will be challenged, security boats actively determine craft's hostile intent

Front 15

What are the 3 types of waterways?

Back 15

Western Rivers
Great Lakes
Inland Waters

Front 16

What are the sections of a patrol brief?

Back 16

SMEAC

Front 17

What is SORTS?

Back 17

Status of Resources and Training System
Principal report within the Navy to provide identification and general status data

Front 18

What is CASREP?

Back 18

Casualty Report
Report submitted to document a significant affecting equipment essential for the performance of designated mission areas

Front 19

What is a LOGREQ used for?

Back 19

Logistics Request
Prior to entering port, ships submit for support needed upon arrival

Front 20

What does SITREP stand for?

Back 20

Situation Report

Front 21

What is meant by the term blocking?

Back 21

Nose to nose with the ship preventing the bat from proceeding in the direction of the HVA

Front 22

What is meant by the term herding?

Back 22

Push them in the direction you want them to go

Front 23

What is meant by the term shouldering?

Back 23

Physically maneuver into the COI to alter their course

Front 24

What is meant by Level 1 Escalation of Force?

Back 24

Blue light, siren, horn, weapons ready, spotlight at night

Front 25

What is meant by Level 2 Escalation of Force?

Back 25

Shoot flare across the bow

Front 26

What is meant by Level 3 Escalation of Force?

Back 26

Shoot warning shots

Front 27

What is meant by Level 4 Escalation of Force?

Back 27

Shoot at the threat

Front 28

Where would you shoot at the ship to stop it?

Back 28

The engines

Front 29

What does the MK3A2 concussion grenade do?

Back 29

Produces a large shockwave

Front 30

What is the kill and stun range for the MK3A2?

Back 30

Kill Range: 5 ft
Stun Range: 25-30 ft
Ear Injury Range: 150 ft

Front 31

What is pre-planned response for a surface threat?

Back 31

Show Presence
Detect and Report Contact
Intercept Contact approaching the water zone
Assume blocking position
Conduct escalation of force levels
Classify contact as unknown, friendly, or hostile

Front 32

What is a pre-planned response for a sub-surface threat?

Back 32

Determine Weapons
ID Floating Debris
Look out for air bubbles
Maintain sea suction and shift rudders
Activate SONAR
Rig shark nets
Deploy underwater lights
Use draglines

Front 33

What do you do in each security zone?

Back 33

Assessment- Assess all contacts
Warning- Warn Craft
Threat- No hostile contacts are allowed

Front 34

During a single boat defense, where is your patrol boat stationed at?

Back 34

Threat Zone
Static position close to the HVA facing outward toward waterborne threats
Only react to vessels that are deemed potential threats

Front 35

During multiple boat defense, what are the options?

Back 35

Assessment Zone
Used in a medium to high threat environment

Front 36

What are moving security zones?

Back 36

Use 2 boats at a minimum where 4 are ideal
Largest security boat forward and the other boat aft

Front 37

What is MOI?

Back 37

Maritime Interdiction Operations
A peacetime measure to enforce embargoes