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Combat Systems Operational Support Quiz
Test your knowledge about Combat Systems Operational Support with this comprehensive quiz designed for those involved in maintaining and utilizing combat systems. This quiz covers various critical aspects including safety protocols, procedures, and system classification.
- Evaluate your understanding of Combat Systems procedures.
- Enhance your safety awareness in equipment handling.
- Prepare for real-world applications in combat systems management.
Who is the central point of coordination for Combat Systems maintenance?
CSO
CSOOW
STO
CSRO
Which of the following is NOT considered Basic Support Data?
CRP
SN
SD
SDT
A "Caution" tag is used to...
Call attention to an operation, procedure or practice that, if not correctly followed, could result in injury or death.
Call attention to an action that, if not correctly followed, could result in equipment damage.
Call attention to an operation, procedure or practice that, if not correctly followed, could result in the loss of Combat Systems personnel.
Call attention to an operation, procedure or practice that, if not correctly followed, could result in total loss of Combat Systems equipment.
A "DANGER" tag is used to...
Call attention to an operation, procedure or practice that, if not correctly followed, could result in injury or death.
Call attention to an action that, if not correctly followed, could result in equipment damage.
Call attention to an operation, procedure or practice that, if not correctly followed, could result in the loss of Combat Systems personnel.
Call attention to an operation, procedure or practice that, if not correctly followed, could result in total loss of Combat Systems equipment.
What procedure covers a start to finish process, such as activating a weapon system?
MP
OP
SP
CP
Which of the following does NOT pertain to Master Casualty Response Procedures (MCRP)?
Initial controlling actions
System Diagrams
Immediate follow-on actions
Supplementary control/reconfiguration/repair actions
On a Master Casualty Response Procedure, what are Immediate Follow-on Actions?
Actions to get an abnormal condition under control
Actions that take the system from the safe condition to any available stable alternate configuration
Actions to get an actual casualty under control and put the affected system into a safe (but degraded) state
Action that restores the casualty objects to a precautionary on-line condition/configuration as the tactical situation requires and CSOOW directs
What CSOCC application contains detailed steps that amplify actions identified in the four sections of MCRP?
Master Procedure (MP)
System Procedure (SP)
Master Emergency Procedure (MEP)
Casualty Response Procedure (CRP)
What is the CSOCC application used for emergency processes such as casualty reconfiguration or re-initialization?
Master Procedure (MP)
Master Emergency Procedure (MEP)
Component Procedure (CP)
System Procedure (SP)
What is the support data that contains diagrams and the means for manually recording status?
System Diagram (SD)
Standard Notes (SN)
System Interface Diagram (SID)
Status Board (SB)
Which of the following is NOT normally used to record system capability/status on status boards?
Up
Degraded
Not Degraded
Down
Who is the CSOSS coordinator?
CSO
CO
CNO
STO
In what part of CSOSS can information on battleshort be obtained?
Standard Note 1
Users Manual
Standard Note 5
CSOSS Book 7
At a minimum, which of the following personnel are required to sign a danger tag?
POIC, independent reviewer, repair activity, witness
WCS, LPO, LCPO
First person, second person, third person
Person attaching tag, person checking tag, authorizing officer
Q: What is the primary extinguishing agent for a Class āCā Fire?
Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
PKP
Halon
Firemain
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