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Performs operational, fault isolation, testing, alignment, and repair/replacement procedures on individual GCS MK 160/EOSS MK 20 equipment, and at the Gun Weapon System (GWS) MK 34 level both in-port and underway.","enlisted",{"id":70,"code":71,"title":72,"branch":8,"category":9,"description":73,"status":45,"rank":68,"code_type":54},"3a4f0468-95f8-4be2-828b-424f83cd81b3","V020","Fire Controlman (FC) Combined \"A\" School (BL-1)","Performs FC journeymen-level job tasks for sustainment or continuation training on concepts to comprehend and troubleshoot electrical/electronic/mechanical systems and radar principles at the apprentice level, greatly contributing to the overall operational readiness of any ship or shore command.",{"id":75,"code":76,"title":77,"branch":8,"category":9,"description":78,"status":45,"rank":68,"code_type":54},"d81593f5-9106-447e-83d4-8a3af8155f55","V021","Fire Controlman (FC) Combined \"A\" School (BL-0)","Knowledgeable of basic skills to perform FC entry level job tasks required of the rating prior to an initial operational tour. 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Operates, tests, aligns and repairs individual equipment, overall system and associated interfaces. Performs search, threat evaluation, acquisition, tracking, engagement and kill assessment of assigned targets. Operates Local Control Station (LCS), WinPASS computer, Remote Control Station (RCS) and associated loading equipment as applicable in support of the ship’s weapon system."]