F/F Terms
F/F Tactics
Damage Control
CBR-D
Potpourri
100

Rapid oxidation of a material in the exothermic chemical process of combustion, releasing heat, light, and various reaction products.

What is Fire

100

What are the four classes of fire?

A- Solid Materials 

B- Flammable Liquids

C- Electrical Fires

D- Flammable Metals/Self-Oxidizers

100

What are the two most basic options for combating a hole in the hull?

-Put something in it

-Put something over it

100

An agent that is, or is derived from a living organism

What is a biological agent

100

on their SDBs they wear two gold stars above the eagle and one gold star in place of the specialty mark

FLTCM or FORCM

200

The lowest temperature at which a material gives off enough vapors to "flash" but not continue to burn

What is Flash Point


200

What is the preferred/primary agent for each class of fire?

A- Water

B- AFFF

C- CO2

D- "Copious" amounts of water

200

A patch using oakum, marline, wedges, and rubber

What is a soft patch

200

An agent that is not typically found naturally

what is a Chemical Agent

200

Flown to indicate "Divers Down"

Code Alpha

300

Sudden spread of flame through the unburnt gases and vapors in the upper layer across the overhead of a space.

What is Rollover

300

the application of water fog into the fire space through an existing access or through a hole cut in a bulkhead or overhead.

What is indirect fire fighting/attack

300

Shoring Ranked from strongest to weakest

I, K, H

300

A family of chemical agents that cause headache, involuntary muscular twitching, tightness in the chest, convulsions, paralysis of the respiratory muscles, and mental impairment.

What are nerve agents

300

The first battle in which two fleets fought without seeing one another

What was the Battle of Coral Sea

400

The transition from a growing fire to a fully developed fire in which all combustible items in the compartment are involved in fire, typically when the upper smoke layer reaches 1100 degrees

What is Flash Over

400

What is the primary electrical shock hazard for fire fighters?

direct contact between the firefighter or hose nozzle and an electrically energized object and not by electrical conduction via the hose stream.

400

This model of steel shoring is capable of supporting 20,000 LBS 

Model 6-11 when extended one inch 

400

These casualty agents attack an enzyme that is important in the transfer of oxygen from the bloodstream to the cells of the body causing cells to be starved for oxygen.

What is a blood agent

400

The first US Ship built keel up as an aircraft carrier

USS Langley

500

Explosion caused by mixing fresh air with very hot, fuel-rich smoke is known as

What is Back Draft

500

When Venting a compartment what is the MINIMUM size of hole to be cut?

1 Sqft cut on weatherdecks or space open to weather
500

Indicated by a thick black line on DC Plates

What is a Watertight bulkhead

500

Contaminated particulate matter and debris absorbed into the cloud of a nuclear burst.

What is Fallout

500

The only ship that is currently authorized to fly the Navy Jack

USS Blue Ridge