Interior Communications (IC) A School Test 3 Practice

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• Which document number is associated with Equipment Guide Lists?
• What is the significance of the number at the bottom right of an MRC?
• Which stations are assigned to the Weapons Support System?
• Which document is designed to provide a ready reference of planned maintenance requirements for a specific work center?
• Why is time synchronization important across IC channels?
• Which items are included in the Electronic Support System (ESS) area?
• Which option best describes the function of Visual signaling in IC?
• True or false: Each ship will make its own EGL.
• Which statement about the Work Center PMS Manual (43PI) is true?
• What are the standard header elements of a shipboard message?
• What is the purpose of a message disposition log?
• CSOSS stands for which of the following?
• Action Area Personnel primarily interacts with which role?
• The Weekly PMS Schedule will be printed and shown in each work center for maintenance personnel to recover what?
• Which of the following is an objective of the 3-M program?
• Who has ultimate accountability for ensuring 3M effectiveness within the command?
• What is the primary purpose of the Combat Systems Operational Sequencing System?
• What is the purpose of the Weekly PMS Schedule?
• Differentiate between ship-to-ship and ship-to-shore messaging.
• What does Easter egging refer to in troubleshooting?
• Where would you find the MIP number for a given work center?
• What is a message distribution list?
• In port, which statement about CSOOW duty is correct?
• What is Date-Time Group (DTG) and its purpose?
• Which directive does not apply to 3M instruction?
• What is the role of the 3M System Coordinator?
• Who is responsible to the department head and manages the divisional 3M system?
• Who is responsible for the effective operation of the 3M system within their department?
• What does a schematic diagram represent?
• Which signaling method uses flags and signal lamps to convey messages?
• Which troubleshooting step includes repairing and replacing the faulty part and returning the unit to working order?
• After dispatch, what should you do to confirm delivery and disposition?
• How should a message be logged after dispatch?
• In an ESS casualty, which action completes the sequence?
• Publication Identifier consists of how many alphanumeric characters?
• Which description best fits a block diagram?
• What is step two of the troubleshooting process?
• Which statement correctly describes the CO's primary responsibility?
• What is the primary purpose of Status boards?
• What is the content and purpose of the message text?
• Which device is primarily used for daylight signaling?
• What is the primary purpose of Interior Communications (IC) on a Navy ship?
• Each combat system manual includes which pair?
• What does the proword Wilco indicate?
• Which statement about message logging is accurate?
• Which factors differ between ship-to-ship and ship-to-shore messaging?
• What is the role of an IC watchstander?
• Which elements are included in the List of Effective Pages (PMS5)?
• What is a header block and what information does it typically contain?
• Which component identifies who should be informed beyond the primary recipient?
• What is the difference between admin traffic and operations traffic?
• What steps should you take when handling an urgent message?
• Who coordinates and supervises the department's 3M system and reports to the department head?
• Which statement describes the Tactical Action Officer's role?
• Which statement correctly lists the four message precedence levels from lowest to highest urgency?
• How should sensitive information be handled in IC communications?
• Which statement about a header block and text is correct?
• Which officer tells the CO and TAO about the impact of casualties?
• What is a Traffic Officer and what are their duties?
• Which practice best supports standardized signaling across operations?
• What is the purpose of a signal book in IC?
• What is the procedure to acknowledge receipt on R/T?
• What is the purpose of Preventative Maintenance?
• Which statement best describes proper handling of sensitive information in IC communications?
• Which feature is used in IC messages to speed transmission and reduce errors?
• Which elements are considered Page Elements?
• What does the acronym TMDER stand for?
• Who produces SCLSIS?
• Which statement about the Date-Time Group (DTG) format is correct?
• Name two common voice channels used in IC and their purposes.
• What is half splitting in troubleshooting?
• Name two common visual signaling devices and their use.
• How should you respond to a Say Again request?
• Who coordinates with CSRO, Damage Control Assistant, SSC, AAS, and EOOW?
• Which statement best describes CSOCC?
• CSOCC stands for which of the following?
• What is the difference between Routine and Immediate messages?
• Which step involves testing to isolate the problem?
• Which code is part of the Hardware Subject ID?
• Which item is included on the Maintenance Index Page (MIP)?
• The six characters that identify a Technical Manual (TM) id are defined by which characteristics?
• Who has overall responsibility for ensuring ships maintenance is accomplished following the 3M procedures?
• In a shipboard message, what does the Via field specify?
• How can you verify a message's delivery and disposition?
• Which statement describes a schematic diagram?
• What does the 13-week schedule show?
• The Weekly PMS Schedule is created in SKED to assign and monitor progress of tasks for which group?
• Which of the following is a standard header element of a shipboard message?
• Which step in the troubleshooting process involves listing the areas where the trouble could be located when the equipment has more than one functional area?
• In a casualty of the Weapons Support System, what is the second action to take?
• Which step identifies which unit is at fault?
• Advanced Change Notice (ACN) is:
• Which statement about the TMDER is true?
• Explain direct line versus branch line in message routing.
• Condition 1 is also known as which term?
• Which officer may not be present on all ships?
• What is a callsign and how is it used in radiocommunications?
• What is the difference between formatting for readability and coding in IC messages?
• How do you ensure the accuracy of copied information from another message?
• Which program is referenced as part of 3M applicability related to aviation?
• In an ESS casualty, which action is the third step?
• What does the Precedence field indicate in a shipboard message?
• What is a Sound-Powered Telephone and why is it important?
• Why is a phonetic alphabet used in radiocommunications?
• What is the precedence of a message?
• Equipment Guide Lists (OPNAV 4790/81) are used with what?
• What does the Maintenance Requirement Card (OPNAV 4790/85) provide?
• Which of the following is listed as a 3-M goal?
• Which proword indicates that the message has been received?
• Which items are included in the shipboard message header besides From, To, and Via?
• What is the purpose of the addressee line and distribution list in an IC message?
• TMINS was created in which year?
• Which statement best describes maintenance personnel responsibilities?
• What is step one of the troubleshooting process?
• Which document contains authorization for and records changes to MIP or MRC?
• Which step comes after listing faulty functions?
• Maintenance Index Page (MIP) contains:
• When a message is marked urgent, what precedence should be assigned?
• When is it appropriate to use 'Over' in radio transmissions?
• SCLSIS expands to which phrase?
• Who is the ships 3M system manager and responsible for the 3M management?
• What is the criterion for adding equipment to EGL?
• Describe the typical lifecycle of an incoming message from receipt to dispatch.
• Which instruction number governs 3M and to whom does it apply?
• After CIC processing, to which person is the information replayed and what action is taken?
• The Publication Identifier is composed of which two major components?
• What is the function of a time-critical 'FLASH' message?
• Which statement describes Condition 4 readiness?
• In message routing, what does 'via' indicate?
• What does an MRC describe?
• Which item is typically included in Front Matter?
• A Change Page is:
• Which items are included in Front Matter?
• In maintenance terminology, what does 3M stand for?
• Explain why punctuation is discouraged in radiotelephony.
• Who is the primary contact with CSOOW to provide combat system status?
• Which statement about EGL items is true?
• Which option lists the items Flow Diagram, Schematic, Block Form, and Block Diagram, indicating which one describes a block diagram?
• What is the essential outcome of Preventative Maintenance?
• What best describes corrective maintenance?
• Differentiate between originator and addressee in a message.
• Which practice ensures rapid action for urgent messages?
• What is the role of logging in message traffic?
• What are the responsibilities of the message Originator?
• List of Effective Pages (PMS5) provides:
• Which statement accurately describes Condition 3 readiness?
• Who signs the 13-week schedule every week?
• What is the Group Supervisor (3-M) primarily responsible for?
• What equipment is the Combat Systems maintenance center equipped with?
• What does the proword Over signal?
• TMINS was created in 1977 and is used to do what?
• The CSOCC is best described as which of the following?
• According to EGL guidelines, what is the maximum hours allowed?
• Who is in the Combat Information Center (CIC)?
• Flow diagrams will be narrowed to which of the following?
• The TM Identifier identifies what about the tech manual?
• What is the primary function of the Combat Information Center (CIC)?
• Define a proword and its purpose in radiocommunications.
• Which duty would NOT be typical for an IC watchstander?
• What does DTG stand for?
• Which statement describes the EOOW's primary responsibility?
• Which item is NOT one of the codes in the Hardware Subject ID?
• Which document number is associated with Maintenance Requirement Cards?
• Which statement describes the CSOOW's key responsibilities?
• In IC communications, which statement describes access to sensitive information?
• Which item is not part of Front Matter?
• What is the purpose of a traffic log?
• What does EOSS stand for?
• What does the Suffix in a technical manual consist of?
• What two components form the Publication Identifier?
• In the 3M structure, who reports directly to the XO?
• If a message is time-critical, what is the expected action from operators?
• What is a courtesy copy and when is it used?
• What is a primary responsibility of the Action Area Supervisor (AAS)?
• The first seven characters of the Hardware Subject ID form what?
• What is a DTG example 251530Z APR 21?
• Which term is NOT a proword commonly used in Navy radiocommunications?
• What does the acronym 3M stand for in maintenance terms?
• Which of the following are similarities between EOSS and CSOSS?
• 3M applicability includes all ships and shore station equipment under NAVSEA command.
• What is the proper formatting approach to a message's text section?
• What is the primary purpose of a flow diagram in troubleshooting?
• Who provides air, water, and power to the combat system?
• When would DD Form 1348 be used?
• How should garbled R/T be handled?
• What does NAVSUP 2002 provide?
• If you suspect an error in information copied from another message, what is the proper verification step?
• What is the role of security classifications in IC?
• In an ESS casualty, which action is the fourth step?
• TMINS stands for what?
• What does the Index of technical publications list?
• What is the function of a signal lamp (Aldis lamp)?
• Force revision is defined as:
• Which statement is NOT a CSOP focus?
• If the primary addressee is unavailable, what should you do?