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biological warfare, 259, 260--61, 265 echo sounder, 198, 266 maneuvering board, 121-27,267; CPA problem,
boat etiquette, 187-88,265; courtesy, 188; flag electronic navigation, 198-200; GPS, 199; loran, 223-26; plot, 221; relative motion, 221; wind
etiquette, 189; rendering honors, 187-88 199; radar, 199; SINS, 199-200 problem, 226-27
boat handling, 184---87; making a landing, engineering officer, and damage control, 143 maps and charts, characteristics of, 195--96;
186--87; propeller forces, 184---85; twin-screw executive assistants, naval ships, 153-54; definition, 191; symbols on, 206
boats, 187; typical situations, 185-86 administrative assistant, 153; chaplain, 153; marine navigation, 191-212; aids to navigation,
boat nomenclature, 182-83; hull and its parts, chief master-at-arms (Ci\fAA), 154; career 203---6; celestial navigation, 200; dead
182; powerboats, 183-84; propulsion, 183; counselor, 153; combat cargo officer, 154; reckoning, 200-201; definition, 191;
sailboats, 183-84; upperworks, 182-84 legal officer, 154; personnel officer, 153; electronic navigation, 198-200,201; maps
boatswain's mates, 160, 166-67 public affairs officer (PAO), 154; senior watch and charts, 191, 19?-96, 206; nautical
buoys, 205---6; coloring of, 205; numbering and officer, 154; special services offker, 154 measurements, 193-95; piloting, 198;
lights on, 206; types of, 205 plotting, 196-98; the terrestrial sphere,
fathometer. See echo sounder 192-93; time, 208-11
CBR warfare, 143,259---63,265; damage control, fire and firefighting, shipboard, 145--48; classes marlinespike seamanship, 165, 167-71,267;
262---63; definition, 265; during Operation of fires, 146; firefighting equipment, 146-48; definition, 165, 166,267; handling line,
Desert Storm, 259; in \VorId War I, 259; in firefighting procedures, 148; fire prevention, 168---69; knots, bends, hitches, 169-71; rope
World War II, 259 146. See also firefighting equipment and line, 167~71; securing for sea, 170; wire
chart and map symbols, 206 firefighting equipment, shipboard, 146-48; fire rope, 167
chemical warfare, 259---60, 266 main system, 146; OBA/SCllA, 148; portable master-at-arms UvIAA), 154, 161, 162
christening, of naval ships, 140-41 extinguishers, 146-47; protective clothing, material readiness conditions, 144-45
classes of fires, 146 147--48; sprinkler systems, 146. See also fire mine warfare, 251-57; capabilities of, 256-57;
command duty offIcer (CDO), 159 and firefighting evolution of, 251-53; mine classifications,
commissioning, of naval ships, 141 fires, classes of, 146 253-54; mine countermeasures, 254--55;
cruise missiles, na\'al, 244-45; Harpoon, 244; fire triangle, 145 mine hunting, 255-56
SLAI\'I, 245; Tomahawk, 243, 244--45 fixes and LOPs, 197-98 11100ring, 177-79, 180; deck and pier fittings,
177-78; mooring lines, 178-79, 180
damage control assistant (DCA), 143, 144, 156, Global Positioning System (GPS), 199
266 Greenwich lvfean Time ((;;\11'), 211, definition, nautical charts, 206, 195-96; Mercator
damage control central (DeC), 143--44 266 projection, 195-96; plotting OIl, 196-98; scale
damage control, shipboard, 143-49,262---63, ground tackle, 173-78,266; anchor chains of, 196; symbols, 206; types of, 196
266; CBR warfare, 262---63; communications, and related equipment, 174---75; anchoring, nautical measurements, 193-95; distance, 193;
145; damage repairs, 145; definition, 266; 176-78; anchors, 173-74, 175; definition, direction, 194---95; speed, 193-94. See also
fires and firefighting, 145-48; repair parties, 173,266; anchor windlass, 175-76; weighing marine navigation
143--44; shipboard organization for, 143-45 anchor, 177-78 nautical terms, shipboard, 134--35
date-time group, 211 guided missiles, naval, 241---43, 245---49; air-to- naval aircraft, 240-41; fixed wing, 240-41;
daybeacons and ranges, 206, 266. See also buoys ail', 245; air-to-surflCe, 246-47; components lighter-than -air, 241; rotary winged, 241;
daylight savings time, 211 of, 242; surf.'lce-to-air, 245; trajectories, weapon systems, 241
dead reckoning, 197-98, 200-201, 266; fi-x:es and 248-49; uses of, 242---43 naval guns, 235-38; ammunition, 237;
LOPs, 197-98; DR track, 200-201. See also guns, naval. See naval guns nomenclature, 235-37; projectiles, 237-38;
marine navigation gyrocompass, 194,267 surface fire support, 238
deck personnel, naval ships, 160, 166---67; naval weapons, 230-37, 241-49, 251~57;
boatswain's mates, 160, 166--67; deck heads of departments, ship, 154-57 antihallistic missiles (ARM), 242--43; ballistic
divisions, 166; first lieutenant, 166, 167; missiles, 241---43; basic terminology, 230;
Seamen, 166---67; ship's boatswain, 167 Intracoastal Watenny, U.S., 206 cruise missiles, 244---45; guided missiles,
deck seamanship, 166-81; anchoring and 241-43; guns, 235-38; mines, 251-57;
mooring, 173-80; cargo handling, 180; latitude and longitude, 193,267. See also organization, 230-32; range of, 23]; for
marlinespike, 167-71; personnel, 166-67; terrestrial sphere undersea warfare, 247; weapons control
towing, 179-80; underway replenishment, launching, of ships, 140--41; christening, systems, 233; weapons selection, of ships, 231;
180-81 140--41; methods of, 140 weapons systems, 231-33
department heads, naval ships, 155-57, ]66-67; lights, navigational, 203-5; characteristics of, navigation, definition, 267. See also marine
air officer, 157; combat systems or first 203---4; lighthouses and towers, 204; visibility navigation
lieutenant, 155, 166-67; communications oC 204 Navy Marine ldammals Program, 256
officer, 155; engineering officer, 155-56; line, 167-71; chafing gear, 170; coiling, faking, nuclear warfare, 259, 261-62; dirty bombs, 261;
medical/dental ollicer, 157; operations officer, flemishing, 168-969; handling, 168-71; radiation dosage, 261---62
155; reactor officer, 156; supply officer, 157 knots, bends, hitches, 169-71; make-up oC
designations, naval ships, 141; guided missiles, 167---68; whipping, 169 officer of the deck (00))), 159--60, 161, 163
241-42 loran, 199, 267 o"'-j'gen breathing apparatus (OBA and SeBA),
duty sections, of ships in port, 161; ashore, 162 143,148