TRAINEE GUIDE - Recruit Training Command - The US Navy

TRAINEE GUIDE A-950-0001
OUTLINE SHEET 5-02-1 (continued)
b. Separate the coiled line in both hands, leaving the ball in your
throwing hand.
SAFETY NOTE: Before heaving the line to the pier you must warn,
“Heads up on deck. Heads up on pier. One-thousand-one, onethousand-two,
one-thousand-three.”
c. Throw the heaving line side arm, out at a 45-degree angle.
4. Relationship Between Teamwork and Line Handling to Get the Ship
Underway and Moor the Ship to the Pier--As a team:
a. Insure all lines are ready.
b. ____________ all commands.
c. Follow line handling safety procedures.
5. Make a Line Ready for Use
a. Coil down--Lay the line in circles, roughly on top of itself. Do
not keep the line in a perfect circle.
b. ____________ ____________--Starting with one end, spiral the line
tightly.
c. Fake down--Lay the line out in approximately 10-foot lengths.
When you get to the end, make a loop and overlap it. Continue
this until all line is faked.
6. Procedures to Break Out, Don, Connect, Test, Operate, and Secure a
Sound-Powered Telephone
a. Break out and don
(1) Remove ____________-____________ telephones from storage
box.
(2) Grasp headset and coiled cord in one hand and unhook the
neck ____________.
(3) Place the ____________ strap around your neck and fasten it
to the breastplate.
(4) Unwind the coiled ____________.
(5) Straighten out any bends, tangles, or loops in the cord.
Do NOT drop the jack on the deck.
(6) ____________ headset and cord for damage.
(a) Look for loose, broken, or missing parts.
(b) ____________ cord for nicks or cuts in the insulation.
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