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Basic Military Requirements (BMR) Revised Edition
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A2.   The following spaces of a ship are shown. REVIEW 3 ANSWERS A1.   The   size   of   a   ship   is   usually   given   as displacement in long tons. A2.   A ship’s armor is the protective armor along the sides of the ship, on the deck, and on some gun mounts and turrets. A3.   The term used to indicate the speed of a ship is the knot, which is 1 nautical mile per hour or about 1 1/8 statute miles per hour. REVIEW 4 ANSWERS A1.   The four categories of ships are— a.   Auxiliary ships b.   Combatant craft c.   Combatant ships d.   Support craft A2.   The categories of warships include— a.   Aircraft carriers b.   Battleships c.   Cruisers d.   Destroyers e.   Frigates f.   Submarines A3.   The battleships are named after states. A4.   The two basic classes of cruisers are— a.   Guided-missile cruisers (CG) b.   Guided-missile cruisers nuclear (CGN) A5.   For  protection,  the  destroyer  depends  on  its speed and mobility. A6.   The class of ship developed for the purpose of open ocean escort and patrol was the frigates. A7.   The two classes of submarines are the— a.   Attack submarine, and the b.   Ballistic missile submarine A8.   The class of ship used to land large numbers of personnel,  equipment,  and  supplies  on  enemy held territory is the amphibious war ship. 8-48 Student Notes:







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