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TAO CICWO CIC CSOOW *what they do - Tactical action officer - fights the ship CICWO - combat info center watch officer - supervises cic CIC - combat info center CSOOW - direct representative in CSC How to classify mines - Method of Actuation - how they're activated: contact, controlled, influence Position in water - bottom, moored, drifting Delivery platform - through aircraft (offensive, quick, inaccurate), sfc vessel (most mines, dangerous), subs (discreet, limited mine carrying) Guard Cover Copy Listen - Listen, ready to transmit and logging all transmissions Listen, not ready to transmit and logging all transmissions listen, keep log of all transmissions listen, log required on transmissionsUnsecure Net Secure Net - red, unencrypted green, encrypted VBSS team positions and responsibilities - MIO - maritime interception operations Phases: 1) detection/surveillance 2) query and approach 3) board and search 4) debarkation 5) post-boarding VBSS - maritime boarding actions and tactics Team: 7 personnel trained to conduct non-compliant boarding 3 boarding officers - OTC of boarding team 2 breachers 2 rhib crews Link 11 and Link 16 - Link 11 requirements: -List of primary and secondary frequencies -Net control station -Grid reference unit -Initial Data link reference point -Picket units Link 16 adv: -Frequency hopping (reduces jamming) -TDMA-Nodeless Adv and disadvantages of sonar (passive and active) - Active advantages: -good against diesel threats -rapid, pinpointed position of target -obtain course and speed Active disadvantages: -extremely overt -rules of engagement may be an issue (because you don't get their frequency) -false targets