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66 Cards in this Set
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State the five steps for loss of communication? |
1. Try contacting any or all units 2. Try secondary and tertiary if available frequencies 3. Use alternate pre-planned forms and Communications 4. Use loud hailer or siren to contact other units 5. Use colored smoke flares or signal flags |
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State the two principles regarding when Force may be applied from Coast Guard vessels conduct mean LAA enforcement operation |
1. Force may be applied to compel compliance with a lawful order to stop 2. Voice may be applied in self defense individual or unit |
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What must you consider when enforcing LAAs in congested ports and waterways |
You must consider that there is limited time and space within which to identify, track, short, and interdict vessels |
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State the four steps and tactics involved in stopping non-compliant vessels |
Step 1 command presence Verbal commands with Task direction and consequences Step 2warn tactics LA51 warning shots Step 3 disrupt tactics Shouldering Step 4 disabling fire |
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What is the minimum distance for warning shots to be placed forward of a non-compliant vessels bow? |
50 yards |
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What range should disabling fire be used within? |
10 - 40 yards with a clear Field of Fire |
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What should you do if while chasing a non-compliant vessel someone Falls overboard? |
Change your mission to search and rescue |
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What is a toi? |
Target of Interest |
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What are the three phases of non-compliant vessel Pursuit |
1. Intercept 2.approach 3.engage |
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What is TTP |
tactics techniques and procedures |
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State the primary Mission areas of Homeland Security? |
Ports waterways and Coastal security Enforcement of laws and treaties Counter drug Alien migrant interdiction operations |
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Define Authority? |
The government's legal power to act |
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Define jurisdiction |
The government's right to exercise legal authority over its persons vessels and territories |
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What are the three elements jurisdiction is comprised of? |
Substantive law, vessel status flag, and location |
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What are the six levels of force in the use of force continuum? |
Command presence, verbal commands, control techniques, aggressive response techniques including OC pepper spray, intermediate weapons including baton, deadly force |
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What is the definition of a limited access area? |
Boundaries used to restrict or control movement of vessels Vehicles persons or objects |
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How much security is marsec 1 |
Minimum appropriate security |
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How much security is a marsec 2 |
Additional security for heightened risk |
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How much security is marsec 3 |
Additional security do to an incident being probable imminent or has occurred |
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What is a security Zone |
Areas of land, water, that the captain of the port deems necessary to secure to prevent damage or injury to hva |
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What is tacon |
Jacqueline is responsible for the oversight of assigned assets as well as providing guidance as needed. Usually sector |
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What is patcom |
Is a CO or a senior coxswain responsible for updating TACON on with onscene conditions as well as positions of the response boats and locations of the HVA |
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Explain the relationship between tacon and tcoxn? |
Tacon relies heavily on tcoxn to provide continual updates to the tactical situation |
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What are some of the main things past in an operational pre-brief? |
Mission objectives, current Intelligence on possible threats comma marsec level, planned routes assets available, transit speed, pier sweep, layout of security zones, and weather |
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What she'll be contained in a debrief |
Discuss the operation weather mission objectives are being met and recap any problems so you can improve future missions |
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Define beadwindow? |
Term used to alert other units breaking comsec |
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Define gingerbread? |
Used to identify an attempt by outside enemy or Force trying to imitate Communications on our frequencies |
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State the two principles regarding when Force may be used in an laa |
In conjunction with a lawful order to stop In self-defense individual or unit |
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What is your standard Blurb in the RNA? |
The Coast Guard is enforcing a regulated navigation area in the Hood Canal for a naval submarine. all vessels are required to comply with all lawful orders given by the Coast Guard. Move Your Vessel( where you want them to go) |
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What is your standard blurb 4 enforcing a security Zone |
The Coast Guard is enforcing a thousand-yard moving security Zone around the Navy submarine. Move Your Vessel( the direction you want them to go) remain at least a thousand yards away until the submarine has passed |
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Failure to comply blurb |
If you do not comply you may be subject to fines, rest, and seizure of Your Vessel |
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How many .50 cal rounds |
300 200 ball and tracer 100 apit |
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Effective and max range of .50 cal |
2000 yds 7400 yds |
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How many m16 |
120 |
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Max effective range and max range |
550 yds 3600 yds |
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How many .762 |
400 |
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Max effective range and max range of .762 |
1100 yds 3725 yds |
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How many la51 |
10 |
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How many copper sabo? |
10 |
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Max effective range and max range of copper sabo |
50 yds 250 yds |
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Who is the captain of our port? |
Joe raymond |
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Who has Authority for authorizing a security Zone |
Captain of the port or District Commander |
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What does TPS stand for |
Transit protection system |
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What do you report to patcom after firing your weapon |
Rounds expended Effectiveness Casualties y or not If the bore is clear or foul |
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What is an escort |
A protective screen of Naval or law enforcement vessels to protect an Hva |
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What is Field of Fire |
The area in which a weapon May cover effectively with fire from a given position |
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What is the intercept zone |
The outermost of the security Zone. Usually from the reaction Zone an additional thousand yards |
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Who is opcon? |
D13 commander |
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What is the reaction Zone |
An area from the HVA that normally extends 1000 yards |
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What is a response boat |
The Coast Guard's smaller quicker and more maneuverable crafts |
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What is a reaction vessel |
A boat used to intercept engage and if necessary destroy a threat to an Hva |
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What are the five most likely threats a boat crew May encounter |
Small boat assault with small arms Explosive Laden small boat Small boat with rocket-propelled ordnance IED Suicide bomber |
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What is weapons tight? |
Weapons pointed in a safe direction and weapons clear. Weapons condition 4 |
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What is weapons stowed? |
Weapon is placed in clear and safe condition. And stowed in the ready air position weapon conditions 4 |
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What is weapons free? |
Free to commence fire at his or her discretion. Weapons condition 1 |
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What is weapons ready? |
Gunner has positive control, stow pins removed, chamber clear. M240 bolt forward safety off weapons conditions 3 |
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What is the definition of shadowing |
Shadowing is when you maintain your position between a toi and the HVA while the TOI is transiting outside the security Zone preventing a clear line of attack |
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What is the definition of escorting in regards to a response boat? |
Escorting is when you maintain your position between a toi and the HVA while the TOI is transiting inside the security Zone. Must be authorized by PATCOM |
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What is the definition of herding? |
Herding is similar to escorting except the TOI was not granted access to the security zone. |
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What is a loitering hand off |
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What is a drop back hand off |
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What is SV |
Screening vessel |
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What is RB |
Respons boat |
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What is RV |
Reaction vessel |
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What are the four LAAS |
Waterfront restricted area Naval vessel protection zone Safety zones Security zones |
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What is a regulated navigation area? |
A regulated navigation area is an area where you must comply with all orders given by the coast guard. Failure to do so will result in fines, arrests, or seizure of your vessel |
