Art /Army Board - CBRN Part 2
Army Board - CBRN Part 2
This deck covers key concepts and procedures related to Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) defense as outlined in the Army Board - CBRN Part 2. It includes questions and answers on protective gear, alarms, reports, and decontamination processes.
What does CPOG stand for?
Chemical Protective Outer Garment
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Key Terms
Term
Definition
What does CPOG stand for?
Chemical Protective Outer Garment
What is the first step in putting on your M17 series mask?
Stop breathing
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What actions are taken in MOPP Level 2?
Over garment - worn
Overboots - worn
Hood/mask - carried
Gloves - carried
What chemical is used when checking the operation of the protective mask?
Amyl acetate
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What does JSLIST stand for?
Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology
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What are two features of the JSLIST suit?
1) washable up to 6 times
2) reduces heat stress
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
What does CPOG stand for? | Chemical Protective Outer Garment |
What is the first step in putting on your M17 series mask? | Stop breathing |
What actions are taken in MOPP Level 2? | Over garment - worn
Overboots - worn
Hood/mask - carried
Gloves - carried |
What chemical is used when checking the operation of the protective mask? | Amyl acetate |
What does JSLIST stand for? | Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology |
What are two features of the JSLIST suit? | 1) washable up to 6 times
2) reduces heat stress |
What are 3 types of alarms and signals that units use to respond quickly and correctly to NBC hazards? | 1) audible alarms
2) automatic alarms
3) visual alarms |
When do you give warning when under NBC attack? | After you mask |
The primary means of warning units of an actual or predicted NBC hazard is the NBC warning and reporting system (NBCWRS), consisting of six reports - which report is the most widely used report? | The NBC 1 report (observing unit uses this report to provide NBC attack data) |
What is an NBC 1 report? | It is an initial observer's report of any type of NBC attack |
What communications precedence is an NBC 1 report? | FLASH precedence - all others are immediate |
What is DA Form 1971-7-R? | NBC 1 observer's initial or follow-up report (observing unit uses this report to provide NBC attack data) |
Describe some of the information contained on an NBC 1 nuclear attack report? | 1) date and time of attack
2) flash-to-bang time
3) illumination time
4) type of burst
5) location of GZ (ground zero) or azimuth to attack
6) stabilized nuclear cloud measurements |
What are 3 fundamentals of NBC defense? | 1) avoid contamination
2) protection
3) decontamination |
What should a unit do when a NBC 3 report is received? | Continuous chemical monitoring - continuous surveillance for radiation in the unit are or position |
During the monitoring for a series NBC 4 report, at what distance does the operator take a dose rate reading? | Maximum 150 meters out - no more than 300 meters apart |
What are the dimensions of a NBC marker? | 11 1/2 " on the top by 8" on either side |
What is the shape of the contamination markers? | Triangle |
What does the process of absorbing, destroying, neutralizing, making harmless, or removing chemical and biological agents or removing radioactive material that is around or clinging to a person, object, or area in order to make it safe? | Decontamination |
What are the 3 levels of decontamination? | 1) immediate
2) operational
3) thorough |
What are the colors for both Gas and Chemical Marker and Bio Marker? | Background is yellow with red lettering - gas
Background is blue with red lettering - bio |
What is the color of a nuclear (radiological) contamination marker? | White background with ATOM in black letters |
What two things should you avoid doing when crossing a contaminated area? | Stirring up dust
Touch anything |
How should an area be crossed that is suspected of contamination? | Quickly, avoiding depressions and vegetation |
What's the first step performed during a crossing of a contaminated area? | Continuous monitoring |