Csoss And Navy Ships

Front 1

Purpose of CSOP/CSOSS

Back 1

Readiness tool used to provide the highest state of
readiness in all conditions

Allows for coordinated and correct configuration

Communications

Equipment power up and shut down

Casualty control and response

Front 2

Purpose of Combat System Operational Procedure (CSOP)

Back 2

Covers the normal light-off, testing, operation &
securing of the combat system, its subsystems &
individual equipment components.

Front 3

Purpose of Master Procedures (MP)

Back 3

Coordinate major non-casualty evolutions

at the system level

Front 4

Purpose of Operational Procedures (OP)

Back 4

Equipment Technical Operation,

Tactical Support

Front 5

Purpose of System Procedures (SP)

Back 5

Start-to-finish processes, such as

system & equipment Initialization

Front 6

Purpose of Component Procedure (CP_

Back 6

Basic equipment level turn-on, turn off,

and technical operation steps

Front 7

Purpose of Combat System Operational
Casualty Control (CSOCC)

Back 7

Contains detailed procedures for the
correct control of equipment and system-
level casualties.

Front 8

Master Emergency System Procedures

(MESP)

Back 8

Coordinate responses to major power
loss, magazine and fire emergencies

Front 9

MASTER EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
(MEP)

Back 9

Detailed action area steps for emergency
configuration changes and operations.

Front 10

Master Casualty Response Procedure (MCRP)

Back 10

Coordinate responses to casualties of
system and equipment

Front 11

Casualty Response Procedure
(CRP)

Back 11

Detailed casualty action-area steps

Front 12

Status Boards (SB)

Back 12

Large plastic diagrams for plotting status
and configuration information

Front 13

Primary mission of CVN

Back 13

Strike

Front 14

CG primary mission

Back 14

Air and missile defense

Front 15

DDG primary missions

Back 15

Anti-air, strike

Front 16

FFG Primary Mission

Back 16

undersea warfare

Front 17

LCS primary mission

Back 17

SUW, ASW, MIW

Front 18

The two LCS classes

Back 18

Independence, Freedom

Front 19

Do LCCs have welldecks?

Back 19

No.

Front 20

Max number of LCUs on an LHA:

Back 20

4

Front 21

T/F LHDs can only carry 2 LCUs:

Back 21

True

Front 22

Which class can carry the most LCACs?

Back 22

LSD

Front 23

Which sub class has the most torpedo tubes?

Back 23

Seawolf

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SUWC

Back 24

Surface warfare commander

Front 25

Most senior SUW watchstander?

Back 25

TAO

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Role of OTC

Back 26

Overall responsibility for accomplishing the mission of the force and its defense

Front 27

Principles of EMCON

Back 27

Tactical Evasion

Prevent Disclosure

Reduce Interference

Maximize use of installed systems

Front 28

Disadvantages of OTH-T

Back 28

Requires coordination with a third party (target reporting unit).

Third party cannot stay EMCON silent.

Third party required to position closer to threat; can be inside

target’s weapons release range or vulnerable to other enemy units.

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Screen Commander

Back 29

Functional group commander.

Responsible for controlling movements of ships in the inner

screen in accordance with recommendations received from the

warfare commanders.

Usually embarked with the senior commander of escort ships.

Usually the DESRON or PHIBRON Commodore (O-6 SWO).