DCASE Chapter 3 Test
Principles of DC Organization - ANS--Self sufficiency
-Centralized Control
-Specialization
-Endurance
-Continuity of Command
DC central - ANS--Direct damage control efforts
-Report damage to the CO
-Request permission from CO
-Central watertight integrity, flooding, counter flood, and dewatering
Repair Lockers - ANS--Command and control
-Containment
-Combat damage
Repair Locker Numbering and Descriptions - ANS-Repair 1 - Main deck
Repair 5 - Ship propulsion
Repair 6 - Ordinance and magazine protection
Repair 7 - Galley deck and island structure
Repair 8 - Electronics
Way to navigate around the ship during BDS - ANS-Up, forward, and STBD
Down, aft, and port
Total ship survivability - ANS-Must be the whole crew
Total Ship Survivability Trials - ANS-1. Central damage
2. Threat casualties
3. Reconfigure ship's systems
4. Regain mission capability
5. Continue to fight
Ship's Priority: Peace Time - ANS--Return to port
-Crew Safety
Ship's Priority: War Time - ANS-1. Fight
2. Move
, 3. Float
DC Organizational Priorities - ANS-1. Fire
2. Flooding
3. Equipment
4. Personnel
Survivability Considerations - ANS-1. Command, central, and comms
2. Intense heat and smoke
3. Personnel casualties
4. System restoration ( ELECTRICAL POWER!!!)
5. Material Stowage
General Emergency Bill
4 Basic Scenarios - ANS-1. With full crew (inport or underway)
2. Inport with partial crew
3. CBR attack
4. Abandon ship
Condition I (General Quarters) - ANS--Condition II did not work
-Man the main BDS
-Damage is severe to the point that it needs the whole crew to combat the casualty
Condition II DC - ANS--Flying squad did not work
-Man up main BDS
(if GQ is ordered remain on station until relieved)
Condition III - ANS--Flying squad handles
-No BDS required
Major Conflagration - ANS--Damage of a magnitude that cannot be handled by
conventional DC organization
-Multi casualty (fire, flood, personnel)
-All hands
Rescue and Assistance Detail Primary Missions - ANS--Rescue personnel from water
-Assists another unit in distress
-Assist persons or activities in distress ashore
Sound Powered Phones & Circuits - ANS--No reliance on external power source
Principles of DC Organization - ANS--Self sufficiency
-Centralized Control
-Specialization
-Endurance
-Continuity of Command
DC central - ANS--Direct damage control efforts
-Report damage to the CO
-Request permission from CO
-Central watertight integrity, flooding, counter flood, and dewatering
Repair Lockers - ANS--Command and control
-Containment
-Combat damage
Repair Locker Numbering and Descriptions - ANS-Repair 1 - Main deck
Repair 5 - Ship propulsion
Repair 6 - Ordinance and magazine protection
Repair 7 - Galley deck and island structure
Repair 8 - Electronics
Way to navigate around the ship during BDS - ANS-Up, forward, and STBD
Down, aft, and port
Total ship survivability - ANS-Must be the whole crew
Total Ship Survivability Trials - ANS-1. Central damage
2. Threat casualties
3. Reconfigure ship's systems
4. Regain mission capability
5. Continue to fight
Ship's Priority: Peace Time - ANS--Return to port
-Crew Safety
Ship's Priority: War Time - ANS-1. Fight
2. Move
, 3. Float
DC Organizational Priorities - ANS-1. Fire
2. Flooding
3. Equipment
4. Personnel
Survivability Considerations - ANS-1. Command, central, and comms
2. Intense heat and smoke
3. Personnel casualties
4. System restoration ( ELECTRICAL POWER!!!)
5. Material Stowage
General Emergency Bill
4 Basic Scenarios - ANS-1. With full crew (inport or underway)
2. Inport with partial crew
3. CBR attack
4. Abandon ship
Condition I (General Quarters) - ANS--Condition II did not work
-Man the main BDS
-Damage is severe to the point that it needs the whole crew to combat the casualty
Condition II DC - ANS--Flying squad did not work
-Man up main BDS
(if GQ is ordered remain on station until relieved)
Condition III - ANS--Flying squad handles
-No BDS required
Major Conflagration - ANS--Damage of a magnitude that cannot be handled by
conventional DC organization
-Multi casualty (fire, flood, personnel)
-All hands
Rescue and Assistance Detail Primary Missions - ANS--Rescue personnel from water
-Assists another unit in distress
-Assist persons or activities in distress ashore
Sound Powered Phones & Circuits - ANS--No reliance on external power source
