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Discuss the concept of ORM Operational Risk Management - A systematic, decision-making process used to identify and manage hazards that endanger naval resources. ORM Terms IAMIS- Identify Hazards, Assess hazards, Make risk decisions, Implement controls, Supervise Purpose of Naval Aviation Safety Program Preserve both Human Resources and material resources Safety responsibilities of CO Requires personnel to be instructed and drilled in safety precautions and procedures. Safety responsibilities of Aviation safety officer Assist CO in establishment and management of command aviation safety program. Also maintains safety records and mishap statistics. Responsibilities of ground safety officer Assist CO is establishment and management of command ground safety program. Also maintains ground safety records and mishap statistics. Safety repsponsibilities of department head Supervises division safety officer. Ensures safety precautions are observed by anyone concerned.

Safety responsibilities of division officer Ensure personnel comply with all safety instructions Safety responsibilities of all hands familiarize themselves with safety regulations and instructions applicable to themselves and their assigned duties. They will comply with established safety standards, and report hazards and mishaps functions of Safety Council/Enlisted Safety Committee Set goals, manage assets, review safety related recommendations. Includes ASO, GSO, and flight surgeon. meets once a month to discuss safety issues and provide safety recommendations Aviation Mishaps: Human Error Causes many mishaps. Could be personnel maintaining/repairing equipment, or in factory manufacturing equipment. Could be caused by issues including physical strength, stress, attitude or complacency. Aviation Mishaps: Maintenance and support factors Improper maintenance or lack of proper QA. Aviation Mishaps: administrative and supervisory factors Lack of enforcement of regulations. Improper supervision or lack of training. Aviation Mishaps: material failures Faulty design, defective manufacture, or repair. Most mishaps blamed on material failure involve maintenance factors or human error Aviation Mishaps: environmental factors Not taking environmental conditions into account could lead to a mishap (ex. Operating equipment in a thunderstorm) Class A mishap $1,000,000 in damage or more, or occupational injury/illness resulting in fatality or total disability.

Class B mishap $200,000-$1mil, injury/illness resulting in permanent partial disability or 3 or more people hospitalized Class C mishap $20k-$200k non-fatal injury causing missing time from work Class A fire Wood/cloth/paper products. Extinguish with water. If deep-seated, AFFF(aqueous film forming foam) can be used Class B Fire Flammable liquids. Extinguished with AFFF, Halon, or potassium bicarbonate(PKP) Class C Fire electrical. Extinguish with no conductive agents- co2, halon or water. Turn into class A by securing electrical source Class D Fire Combustible metals. Extinguish with water Current cpr qualification Maintain current cpr qual with command 3 objectives of first aid Save life, prevent further injury, prevent infection 3 methods of controlling bleeding direct pressure, elevation, pressure points Pressure point example Carotid artery(neck), femoral artery(thigh), radial artery(wrist)

Symptoms and treatment for shock Poor oxygen supply to brain causes fainting. Vacant eyes, cold/pale skin, nausea, weak or absent pulse. Lay down, elevate feet 6-12 inches. 3 classifications of burns 1st degree- redness, warmth, tenderness, mild pain 2nd degree- red and blistered skin, severe pain 3rd degree- destroyed tissue, skin and bone. Pain may be absent due to destruction of nerve endings heat exhaustion Skin is cool, moist, and clammy. Pupils dilated. Profuse sweating. Treat by cooling the victim off. heat stroke Hot/dry skin, uneven pupil dilation, weak rapid pulse. Cool victim off, maintain open airway Open vs closed fracture open = break in the skin closed = skin intact First aid treatment for fractures Don't attempt to set bone, carefully straighten limb, apply splint Snake bite treatment Get away from snake, keep bite below heart, wash area with warm water and soap, remove constricting clothing(because of potential swelling), watch for shock CPR treatment 30 compressions, 2 breaths 6 areas of naval doctrine Warfare, intelligence, operations, logistics, planning, command and control(COWLIP) Discuss the conditions that led to the formation of the U.S. Navy

Taxation without representation led to conflict between the colonies and England which led to the creation of continental congress. The second continental congress created the us navy on Oct 13

Navy birthday Oct 13, 1775 First continental navy commander in chief Esek Hopkins Explain how Naval Intelligence Operations, more than any other service, support peacetime operational decision making Modern technology allows for immense collection and distribution of information across the world. The more information you have, the better advantage you have against potential adversaries. Amplifies situational awareness and allows to identify critical vulnerabilities. State the mission of Naval Logistics To provide the fleet with continuous lines of supply and support. State the importance of planning to naval operations Presents a clear, defined focus and an objective to meet, and how to meet that objective First Navy ship named after an enlisted man Osmond Ingram (DD 255) Significance of may 8 1911 Birth of naval aviation. This is the day that the Navy ordered it's first airplane, a Glenn Curtiss Biplane. Name of the first aircraft carrier USS Langley (CV-1) First jet powered naval aircraft

FH-1 Phantom 21 July 1946 Who was the first naval aviator in space Alan Shepard AB Aviation Boatswain's Mate AC Air traffic controller AD Aviation Machinist's Mate AE Aviation Electrician's Mate AG Aerographer's Mate AM Aviation Structural Mechanic AO Aviation Ordnanceman AS Aviation Support Equipment Technician AT Aviation Electronics Technician AW

Naval Aircrewman AZ Aviation Maintenance Administrationman LS Logistics Specialist PR Aircrew Survival Equipmentman MC Mass Communications Specialist Battle of coral sea First carrier vs carrier battle after Japan attempted to invade Australia. Voyage of the great white fleet 16 Dec 1907; round the world cruise to show the flag, demonstrated the strength of the U.S. Navy Battle of Normandy Largest amphibious operation in history. Allowed ally forces to successfully make landings on the beach and push on to Germany. Midway Pacific battle that was seen as the turning point in the Pacific campaign. 4 Japanese carriers sunk Guadalcanal first U.S. land victory over the Japanese, 1943 Battle of Leyte gulf The largest naval battle in history. Final blow to Japanese navy. October 23, 1944

Dual chain of command Operational and Administrative. OP- through president to SECDEF, to commander of a command. ADMIN- SECNAVY to CNO to operating forces Unified and Specified Commands Operate under joint chiefs. Broad continuing mission and single commander, composed of elements of 2 or more services. STRATCOM, NORAD(North American Aerospace Defense Command) and AMC(Air mobility Command) Fleet Commanders CINCPACFLT CINCANTFLT CINCUSNAVEUR Task Force Commander Divides fleets into forces, groups, units, and elements(ex. TF 60) Task Unit Commander Task groups may be further subdivided into task units(TG 60.1 - > TU 60.1.1) SECNAV Carlos Del Toro. Civilian in charge of Department of the Navy CNO Admiral Mike Gilday. Senior military officer of the department of the navy CINCPACFLT Adm samual Paparo jr CINCANTFLT Adm Daryl caudle CINCUSNAVEUR

Adm Stuart Munsch Naval Airforce Commander Vice admiral Kenneth whitesell Functional wing commander Captain Bowman Type squadron commander Cdr Matt German MCPON James Honea CMC CMC smith 2nd fleet Atlantic Ocean 3rd Fleet Eastern Pacific 7th fleet West Pacific (Yokosuka, Japan) 4th Fleet Carribean, Central and South America. Mayport 5th Fleet Middle East 6th Fleet

Mediterranean Sea CO Ultimately responsible for actions of personnel in their command XO Direct representative of the CO. Responsible for organization, performance of duty, and good order and discipline of entire command. CMC Enlisted advisor to command DH Rep representative of CO in department matters. CMEO/EOPS Provides equal opportunity training to the command. Division officer Responsible under the dept head for the proper performance of the duties assigned his division and performance of his subordinates. Enlisted person's major link in the Chain of Command. LCPO Assists division officer in administering, supervising, and training division personnel. Command Career Counselor (CCC) Establish and Maintain an effective career counseling program by spreading information and providing career guidance, counseling, and interviews to personnel. Ensure current programs are Available to all crew members. Ombudsman Link between command and families of command

Financial specialist Provides financial counseling to members in command Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor (DAPA) Advises CO/XO on drug/ alcohol use in command and the approaches necessary to cope effectively with the problem. Advancement 4.0 early promote 3.8 must promote 3.6 promotable 3.4 progressing 2.0 significant problems Good conduct award No mark below 2.0 or court Marshall or NJP. Given every 3 years Inertia Willingness of an object to remain at rest or to continue in motion unless acted upon by an outside force Acceleration Rate of change of speed with time Speed Rate of movement in a given amount of time Velocity Speed in a given direction.(vector) SECDEF LLOYD AUSTIN