For example, an FF or DDG class ship, has the capacity to produce 24,000 gallons of freshwater per day. 0204.10 Discuss the distance for off shore limitations for disposal of trash, garbage, sewage and oily wastes. During unreps, the hoists are displayed on the yardarm toward the rigged ship. #2 - after bow spring #9 - after waist spring, #3 - bow breast #10 - after quarter spring, #4 - forward bow spring #11 - quarter breast, #5 - forward waist spring #12 - forward quarter spring, #6 - after waist spring #13 - stern line, #7 - forward waist spring #14 - stern line. It contains the stuffing box and a flushing connection to provide a positive water flow through the stern for cooling, flushing and lubricating the shafts. Oil Spill Containment Kit - Consists of absorbment mats, herding agent, rags, buckets, swab handles, etc. f. Type of associated fire control systems - MK 91. g. Type of Warhead - Proximity fuzed, continuous expanding rod, with a 27 ft. kill radius. Jammed rudder - Loss of steering control. Measured clockwise from 000 (dead ahead) to the line of bearing of the object. NOTE: Right laid line is always coiled clockwise to prevent assholes (a bulge) from forming in the line which weakens it. Isolatable from switchboard. b. The materials for each level or stage of operation contain only the information necessary at that level. Safety valves are set to lift at approximately the pressure which the steam drum safely operates. Sign up for a new account in our community. NTDS is built around an electronic digital computer. h. Naval Ships Technical Manual (NSTM) - Basic engineering doctrine of the Naval Sea Systems Command. j. (3) Ship center display (SCD) for search operations and target center display (TCD) for attack. (i.e. Transfer When it parts, the main line will go next. i. Computer - Electronic or electro-mechanical devices into which are fed the mathematical variables in the fire control problem. (11) Missile Warning Alarm - Sounded when the fire control tracking radar detects a high speed inbound target. 0303.2 Using your Ship's Tactical Characteristics Folder, describe the following: a. When this point is reached, the tattletail cord becomes taut, warning that there is danger of exceeding the lines SWL. d. Water Wash System - Used to prevent contaminants from depositing on the compressor blades resulting in performance loss. e. Bell/Data Loggers - Consists of plant performance data logging, alarm scanning, and bell logging equipment. They must also be explosion proof. (3) Ship's Speed through the Water (greater than 5 kts) - Produces a lively ship, requires shorter turning area, etc. Dust is an often overlooked fire hazard. When any electrical equipment is to be overhauled or repaired, the main supply switches, cutout switches, or breakers in each circuit from which power could possibly be fed should be secured in the open position and tagged. The bore of the barrel is rifled with a right-hand twist of a uniform diameter to the end. Target data and a view along the boresight axis of the AN/SPG-60 radar are displayed at the gun control consoles. If a stretcher patient is to be moved, a light free running line will be attached to one end of the litter to orient the litter as it is hoisted/lowered. If it is necessary to stay in the water, keep arms and legs moving to prevent numbness, which can strike in as little as 30 seconds. The circuit is controlled by flight deck control (Air Boss) and is used to pass immediate deck operation commands.