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Arrival and Departure of Senior Officers - Answer-o Announcing Senior Officers for arrival or departure
of O-5 and above is a professional courtesy that should be performed properly

o Announce the official's short title and whether arriving or departing

o If the title of the approaching senior officer is unknown, ring the correct number of bells and announce
the rank and service of the officer

Captain in the US CG whose title is unknown would be "Captain, United States Coast Guard Arriving

o When in doubt ask the arriving/departing officer



Arrival and departures of senior officers - Answer-Sound the bells in groups of two

• 4 for O-5, O-6

• 6 for O-7, O-8

• 8 for O-9, O-10



Announcing your CO - Answer-o Ring the correct number of bells (usually 4) and then announce your
ship's name and whether he or she is arriving or departing or returning



Stinger (One strike of the bell) - Answer-Reserved for personnel attached to ship or embarked
Commodore, Squadron Commander

Bell Strike coincides with CO's physical presence on ship

,• Stepping off brow on the QD

• Stepping off QD on to brow



Format for a Commander Arriving/Departing/Returning - Answer-Ding* Ding*

Ding* Ding*

Essex Arriving/Departing/Returning

Ding*

o XO's are generally not ringed on to their ship



Passing Honors Underway - Answer-o Ship's seniority is based on the Captain

Two US Navy ships of the same rank encounter each other, then their lineal number dictates seniority

Lineal numbers can be found on the Naval Registry

A ship will render honors to senior ships that pass within 600 yards



Signals for actions for passing honors - Answer-1 Blast Attention to starboard

2 Blasts Attention to port

1 Blast Hand salute

2 Blasts end salute

3 Blasts carry on



Deadly Force Triangle - Answer-Capability, Opportunity and Intent



Use of Force Continuum - Answer-1st Step- Presence, 2nd Step- Verbal Commands, 3rd Step- Soft
Controls (Passive Force Steps 1-3)

4th Step- Hard Controls, 5th Step-Intermediate Weapons, 6th Step- Deadly Force (Active Force Steps 4-
6)

, • Be able to physically draw out the above



Force - Answer-To do violence

To compel by physical or intellectual means

To achieve or win by strength in struggle or violence



Deadly Force - Answer-Force that a person uses causing, or that a person knows or should know would
create a substantial risk of causing, death or serious bodily harm.



Serious Bodily Harm - Answer-Does not include black eyes or minor injureies but does include fractured
or dislocated bones, deep cuts, torn members of the body, serous damage to internal organs



Deadly Force Triangle Definition 1 - Answer-o Capability- The means to inflict death or serious bodily
harm, or ability to place explosives on vital assets or High Value Assets (HVA).



Example: Someone has weapons in their possession



Deadly Force Triangle Definition 2 - Answer-o Opportunity- Established when a weapon or device is in
effective range to cause death or serious bodily harm.



Example: Someone with a knife 5 yds away is just as capable of killing you as someone with a 9
millimeter



Deadly Force Traingle Definition 3 - Answer-o Intent- Demonstrated through aggressive actions or lack
of compliance; the desire or willingness to cause death.



Example: Someone physically or verbally saying that they are going to kill you.

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