Table 6.38 — EEs for EAs whose label begins with C

Attribute label Enumerant label Concept definition Code
CABLE_TYPE   The type of a cable.  
  MOORING Used to secure a mooring <BUOY> or other floating <STRUCTURE>. 1
  NONE_PRESENT No cable is present. 2
  POWER_LINE Used for the supply of electricity. 3
  POWER_TRANSMISSION_LINE <POWER_TRANSMISSION_LINE>. Such features are generally more prominent than <<<POWER_LINE>>>s. 4
  TELEGRAPH Used for the transmission of telegraph signals. 5
  TELEPHONE Used for the transmission of telephone signals. 6
CAMOUFLAGE_TYPE   The <MATERIAL> and/or technique used to camouflage an <OBJECT>.  
  DEAD_VEGETATION Cut, dead <VEGETATION>. 1
  DEBRIS Readily available remains of anything broken down or destroyed; accumulated waste matter, fragments, wreckage, ruins; debris [SOED, "debris"]. 2
  DESERT_PAINT Desert paint scheme. 3
  FOREST_PAINT Forest paint scheme. 4
  GROWING_VEGETATION Growing <VEGETATION> (cut and/or planted). 5
  INERT_TERRAIN_MATERIAL Inert <MATERIAL>s composing the <TERRAIN>.
EXAMPLES     <SAND>, <SOIL>, gravel, <SNOW_GROUND_COVER>. 		6
  NET A piece of open fabric meshwork; a net [SOED, "net", n1 2a]. 7
  NET_AND_PAINT Combination of <<<NET>>> and paint. 8
  NONE_PRESENT No camouflage is present. 9
  URBAN_PAINT Urban paint scheme. 10
  WINTER_PAINT Winter paint scheme. 11
CHANGE_POINT_TYPE   The type of an <OBJECT> or phenomenon associated with a <CHANGE_POINT>.  
  BOUNDARY <BOUNDARY>. 1
  HYDROGRAPHY <HYDROGRAPHY>. 2
  OBSTACLE <TERRAIN_OBSTACLE>. 3
  RAILWAY <RAILWAY>. 4
  ROAD <ROAD>. 5
  ROAD_OR_RAILWAY Either a <<<ROAD>>> or a <<<RAILWAY>>>. 6
  ROAD_WIDTH_CHANGE The <<WIDTH>> of the <ROAD> changes. 7
CHARGED_PARTICLE_SPECIES   The species of a charged <PARTICLE>.  
  ALPHA A form of ionizing radiation ejected from the nucleus of a radioactive material that consists of 2 <<<PROTON>>>s and 2 neutrons: the equivalent of a helium ion; an alpha particle. 1
  ELECTRON An elementary nuclear particle which has a mass 1/1837 that of a <<<PROTON>>> and carries a negative charge; an electron. 2
  HYDROGEN_ION A hydrogen atom without an <<<ELECTRON>>>. 3
  OXYGEN_ION An oxygen atom from which one or more <<<ELECTRON>>>s have been removed. 4
  PROTON An elementary nuclear particle which has a mass number of 1 and carries a positive charge; a proton. 5
CHEMICAL_AGENT_TYPE   The type of a chemical agent that can kill, seriously injure, or incapacitate <HUMAN>s or <NON_HUMAN_ANIMAL>s through its physiological properties.  
  CA Bromobenzylcyanide, camite (bromobenzeneacetonitrile); a tear gas which is often used for riot control; CA. 1
  CN Chloroacetophenone (2-chloro-1-phenylethanone); a tear gas which is often used for riot control; CN. 2
  CNB Chloroacetophenane, carbon tetrachloride, benzene mix; a tear gas which is often used for riot control; CNB. 3
  CNC Chloroacetophenane chloroform mix; a tear gas which is often used for riot control; CNC. 4
  CNS Chloroacetophenane, chloroform, chloropictrin mix; a tear gas which is often used for riot control; CNS. 5
  CS O-chlorobenzylidene malonitrile, a tear gas which is often used for riot control; pepper gas or CS. 6
  CX Phosgene oxime (dichloroform oxime); a blistering/oxime agent which is used to cause casualties; CX. 7
  DA Diphenylchlorarsine; an agent inducing vomiting which is often used for riot control; DA. 8
  DC Diphenylcyanoarsine; an agent inducing vomiting which is often used for riot control; DC. 9
  DGA A dusty version of <<<GA>>>, making it more of an inhalation hazard; DGA. 10
  DGB A dusty version of <<<GB>>>, making it more of an inhalation hazard; DGB. 11
  DGD A dusty version of <<<GD>>>, making it more of an inhalation hazard; DGD. 12
  DM Diphenylaminochloroarsine or phenarsazine chloride, an agent inducing vomiting which is often used for riot control; Adamsite or DM. 13
  DVX A dusty version of <<<VX>>>, making it settle to the ground more quickly; DVX. 14
  ED Ethyldichloroarsine; a blistering/arsenical mix agent which is used to cause casualties; ED. 15
  FOG_OIL A dense white <AEROSOL> consisting of liquid oil droplets; fog oil. 16
  GA Dimethylphosphoramidocyanidate acid, ethyl ester, an air-dispersed neuro-paralytic toxic agent which is used to cause casualties; Tabun or GA. 17
  GB Methylphosphonofluroridic acid, 1-methylethyl ester, an air-dispersed highly toxic nerve agent with a clearly defined myopic effect which is used to cause casualties; Sarin or GB. 18
  GD Methylphosphonofluoridic acid, 1,2,2-trimethylpropyl ester, an air-dispersed neuro-paralytic toxic agent which is used to cause casualties; Soman or GD. 19
  GF A nerve agent which is used to cause casualties; GF. 20
  HD Distilled sulfur mustard (bis (2-chloroethyl) sulfide); a blistering agent which is used to cause casualties; HD. 21
  HL A blistering/mustard/arsenical mix agent which is used to cause casualties; ML mix or HL. 22
  HN_1 2, 2-dichlorotriethylamine, a blistering/nitrogen mustard agent which is used to cause casualties; Nitrogen Mustard One or HN-1. 23
  HN_2 2, 2-dichloro-N-methylethylamine, a blistering/nitrogen mustard agent which is used to cause casualties; Nitrogen Mustard Two or HN-2. 24
  HN_3 2, 2, 2-trichlorotriethylamine, a blistering/nitrogen mustard agent which is used to cause casualties; Nitrogen Mustard Three or HN-3. 25
  HT A blistering/mustard agent which is used to cause casualties; Mustard-T Mixture or HT. 26
  HYDROCHLORIC_ACID A clear, colourless, fuming, poisonous, highly acidic aqueous solution of hydrogen chloride (HCl); hydrochloric acid. 27
  HYDROGEN_CYANIDE An extremely poisonous chemical compound (HCN), the vapours of which have a bitter almond odour; hydrogen cyanide. 28
  IR_DEFEATING Capable of severely reducing transmission of electromagnetic energy at infrared <<WAVELENGTH>>s; infrared defeating. 29
  L Dichloro (2-chlorovinyl) arsine, a blistering/arsenical mix agent which is used to cause casualties; Lewisite or L. 30
  M Hydrogen cyanide (hydrocyanic acid), a cyanide agent which is used to cause casualties; M. 31
  MD Methyldichloroarsine, a blistering agent which is used to cause casualties; MD. 32
  OIL A byproduct of vaporizing fuel oils in mechanical smoke generators or engine exhausts. 33
  PD Phenyldichloroarsine, a blistering agent which is used to cause casualties; PD. 34
  PWP_PHOSPHORUS A flammable solid comprised of a formulation of white phosphorus and other agents, such as butyl rubber, that burns to form solid <PARTICLE>s of phosphorous pentoxide in the <AIR>; PWP phosphorus. 35
  Q 4, bis (methylchloroethyl sulfide); a blistering/mustard agent which is used to cause casualties; Q. 36
  RED_PHOSPHORUS A non-spontaneously flammable solid that burns to form solid <PARTICLE>s of phosphorous pentoxide in the <AIR>; red phosphorus. 37
  TGA A thickened version of <<<GA>>>, making it settle to the ground more quickly; TGA. 38
  TGB A thickened version of <<<GB>>>, making it settle to the ground more quickly; TGB. 39
  TGD A thickened version of <<<GD>>>, making it settle to the ground more quickly; TGD. 40
  TVX A thickened version of <<<VX>>>, making it more of an inhalation hazard; TVX. 41
  TYPE_III_IR A micropulverized metal compound used as an infrared sensor obscurant. 42
  VE O-Ethyl-S-[2-(diethylamino)ethyl] ethylphosphonothioate, a nerve agent which is used to cause casualties; VE. 43
  VX Ethyl S-2-isopropyl aminoethyl methylphosphorothiolate, an air-dispersed lethal anticholinergic agent VX, VS, EA1701, or TX60. 44
  WHITE_PHOSPHORUS The ordinary allotrope of phosphorus, a translucent waxy whitish or yellowish solid which is poisonous and very reactive; white phosphorus [SOED, "white phosphorus"]. 45
CHRISTIANITY_DENOMINATIONAL-
_FAMILY 		  The designation of a <NON_EMPTY_SET> of closely related Christian religious denominations, often ones which were at one time part of a single movement but are now separate religious denominations; the Christianity denominational family.  
  ADVENTIST Adventist. 1
  AFRICAN_INDIGENOUS Type or style evolved and/or practiced by African indigenous churches. 2
  ANGLICAN Anglican. 3
  APOSTOLIC Apostolic. 4
  BAPTIST Baptist. 5
  CATHOLICISM Catholicism. 6
  CHRISTIAN_SCIENCE Christian Science. 7
  CHURCH_OF_CHRIST Church of God in Christ. 8
  FRIENDS Society of Friends. 9
  JEHOVAHS_WITNESS Jehovah's Witness; Watchtower Tract and Bible Society. 10
  LATTER_DAY_SAINTS Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 11
  LUTHERAN Lutheran. 12
  MENNONITE Mennonite. 13
  METHODIST Methodist. 14
  ORTHODOX The family of Christian Churches originating in the East, including the national Churches of Greece, Russia, and Romania, which recognize the headship of the Patriarch of Constantinople; Orthodox [SOED, "orthodox", 5]. 15
  PENTECOSTALISM Pentecostalism. 16
  PRESBYTERIANISM Presbyterianism. 17
  PROTESTANTISM Protestantism. 18
  UNAFFILIATED Congregations not affiliated with one of the major denominations of Christianity; unaffiliated. 19
CLOUD_PHASE   The phase (liquid/solid disposition) of the water content of a <CLOUD>.  
  LIQUID Composed of liquid (non-frozen) <WATER>. 1
  MIXED Mixed <<<LIQUID>>> and <<<SOLID>>>. 2
  SOLID Composed of frozen <WATER>; solid. 3
CLOUD_SKY_COVER_LAYER_TYPE   The type of <CLOUD> that comprises a sky cover layer.  
  CIRRUS Detached <CLOUD>s in a form of white delicate filaments and/or white or mostly white patches or narrow bands; cirrus. 1
  CIRROCUMULUS A thin and white patch, sheet and/or <CLOUD_LAYER> without shading that is composed of very small elements in the form of grains and/or ripples that are merged or separated and more or less regularly arranged. Most of the elements have an apparent width of less than one arc degree as observed from the <PLANETARY_SURFACE>; cirrocumulus. 2
  CIRROSTRATUS A transparent, whitish veil of <CLOUD>s of fibrous or smooth appearance that totally or partially covers the sky and generally produces halo phenomena; cirrostratus. 3
  ALTOCUMULUS A white or grey or both white and grey patch, sheet, and/or <CLOUD_LAYER>, generally with shading, composed of laminae, rounded masses, or rolls, which are fibrous or diffuse and which may or may not be merged. Most of the regularly arranged, small elements usually have an apparent width between 1 and 5 arc degrees as observed from the <PLANETARY_SURFACE>; altocumulus. 4
  ALTOSTRATUS A gray and/or bluish cloud sheet and/or <CLOUD_LAYER> of striated, fibrous, or uniform appearance that totally or partially covers the sky and has parts thin enough to reveal the <SUN> at least vaguely, as through ground glass, and does not show halo phenomena; altostratus. 5
  NIMBOSTRATUS A grey <CLOUD_LAYER> that is often dark with an appearance rendered diffuse by more or less continuously falling <RAIN> and/or <SNOW_PRECIPITATION>, which in most cases reaches the <PLANETARY_SURFACE>, and thick enough throughout to blot out the <SUN>; nimbostratus. 6
  STRATOCUMULUS A grey or whitish or both grey and whitish patch, sheet, and/or <CLOUD_LAYER> that almost always has dark parts composed of tessellations, rounded masses, or rolls, that are non-fibrous (except for virga) and which may or may not be merged. Most of the regularly arranged, small elements have an apparent width of more than 5 arc degrees as observed from the <PLANETARY_SURFACE>; stratocumulus. 7
  STRATUS A generally grey <CLOUD_LAYER> with a fairly uniform base that may give <DRIZZLE>, ice prisms, or <SNOW_GRAINS>. When the <SUN> is visible through the <CLOUD_LAYER>, its outline is clearly discernible and does not show halo phenomena except possibly at very low <<AIR_TEMPERATURE>>s; stratus. 8
  CUMULUS Detached <CLOUD>s that are generally dense with sharp outlines and develop vertically in the form of rising mounds, domes, and/or towers, the bulging upper part of which often resembles a cauliflower. The sunlit parts of these <CLOUD>s are mostly brilliant white and the bases are relatively dark and nearly horizontal; cumulus. 9
  CUMULONIMBUS A heavy and dense <CLOUD> with considerable vertical extent in the form of a mountain or a set of huge towers. At least part of its upper portion is usually smooth, fibrous, or striated, and nearly always flattened. This portion often spreads out in the shape of an anvil or vast plume; cumulonimbus. 10
  NOT_VISIBLE <CLOUD>s are not visible due to darkness and/or <FOG>, blowing <DUST>, blowing <SAND>, or other obscuring phenomena. 11
COLOUR_INTENSITY   The intensity of colour of an <OBJECT>.  
  DARK Dark. 1
  LIGHT Light. 2
COLOURATION   The apparent colouration of an <OBJECT> when viewed in daylight; where more than a single colour is present, no specific pattern or regularity of distribution or colour predominance is presumed.  
  AMBER Amber. 1
  BLACK Black. 2
  BLACK_BLUE_GREY Black, blue, grey. 3
  BLACK_BROWN Black, brown. 4
  BLACK_BROWN_GREY Black, brown, grey. 5
  BLACK_GREEN Black, green. 6
  BLACK_GREEN_YELLOW Black, green, yellow. 7
  BLACK_GREY Black, grey. 8
  BLACK_GREY_TAN Black, grey, tan. 9
  BLACK_GREY_WHITE Black, grey, white. 10
  BLACK_RED Black, red. 11
  BLACK_RED_WHITE Black, red, white. 12
  BLACK_SEAGREEN_TAN Black, sea-green, tan. 13
  BLACK_TAN Black, tan. 14
  BLACK_TAN_WHITE Black, tan, white. 15
  BLACK_WHITE Black, white. 16
  BLACK_YELLOW Black, yellow. 17
  BLUE Blue. 18
  BLUE_GREEN Blue, green. 19
  BLUE_TAN Blue, tan. 20
  BLUE_TAN_WHITE Blue, tan, white. 21
  BLUE_WHITE Blue, white. 22
  BLUE_YELLOW Blue, yellow. 23
  BRICKRED Brick-red. 24
  BRICKRED_LIGHTPURPLE Brick-red, light-purple. 25
  BRICKRED_PURPLE_WHITE Brick-red, purple, white. 26
  BROWN Brown. 27
  BROWN_GREEN Brown, green. 28
  BROWN_GREY Brown, grey. 29
  BROWN_LIGHTPURPLE_YELLOW Brown, light-purple, yellow. 30
  BROWN_RED Brown, red. 31
  BROWN_TAN Brown, tan. 32
  BROWN_YELLOW Brown, yellow. 33
  CHARCOAL Charcoal. 34
  CHOCOLATE Chocolate. 35
  DARKBROWN Dark-brown. 36
  DARKCOLOURED Dark-coloured. 37
  DARKGREEN Dark-green. 38
  DARKGREY Dark-grey. 39
  DARKPURPLE Dark-purple. 40
  DARKRED Dark-red. 41
  DARKYELLOW_TAN Dark-yellow, tan. 42
  GOLD_GREY Gold, grey. 43
  GREEN Green. 44
  GREEN_GREY Green, grey. 45
  GREEN_RED Green, red. 46
  GREEN_RED_WHITE Green, red, white. 47
  GREEN_TAN Green, tan. 48
  GREEN_WHITE Green, white. 49
  GREEN_YELLOW Green, yellow. 50
  GREY Grey. 51
  GREY_RED Grey, red. 52
  GREY_TAN Grey, tan. 53
  GREY_WHITE Grey, white. 54
  GREY_YELLOW Grey, yellow. 55
  LIGHTBLUE Light-blue. 56
  LIGHTBROWN Light-brown. 57
  LIGHTCOLOURED Light-coloured. 58
  LIGHTGREEN Light-green. 59
  LIGHTGREY Light-grey. 60
  LIGHTPURPLE Light-purple. 61
  LIGHTRED Light-red. 62
  LIGHTYELLOW Light-yellow. 63
  MAGENTA Magenta. 64
  MAROON Maroon. 65
  MUSTARD Mustard. 66
  NO_COLOUR No colour. 67
  OLIVE Olive. 68
  ORANGE Orange. 69
  ORANGE_WHITE Orange, white. 70
  PEACH Peach. 71
  PINK Pink. 72
  RED Red. 73
  RED_TAN Red, tan. 74
  RED_TAN_WHITE Red, tan, white. 75
  RED_WHITE Red, white. 76
  RED_WHITE_YELLOW Red, white, yellow. 77
  RED_YELLOW Red, yellow. 78
  RUST Rust. 79
  SILVER Silver. 80
  TAN Tan. 81
  WHITE White. 82
  WHITE_YELLOW White, yellow. 83
  YELLOW Yellow. 84
COMBAT_SUPPORT_VESSEL_FUNCTION   The operating function of a <COMBAT_SUPPORT_VESSEL>.  
  COMBAT_STORES <COMBAT_STORES_VESSEL>. 1
  COMBAT_SUPPORT <COMBAT_SUPPORT_VESSEL>. 2
  COMMAND Engages in naval command operations. 3
  CRUISER <CRUISER>. 4
  MUNITION_SUPPLY Performs underway replenishment of <MUNITION>s; munition supply. 5
  SURVEILLANCE Engages in surveillance operations. 6
  TENDER <TENDER>. 7
COMBATANT_VESSEL_TYPE   The type of a <COMBATANT_VESSEL>.  
  AIRCRAFT_CARRIER <AIRCRAFT_CARRIER>. 1
  BATTLESHIP <BATTLESHIP>. 2
  DESTROYER <DESTROYER>. 3
  FRIGATE <FRIGATE>. 4
  GUIDED_MISSILE_CRUISER <GUIDED_MISSILE_CRUISER>. 5
  GUIDED_MISSILE_DESTROYER <GUIDED_MISSILE_DESTROYER>. 6
  GUIDED_MISSILE_FRIGATE <GUIDED_MISSILE_FRIGATE>. 7
  MINE_COUNTERMEASURE <MINE_COUNTERMEASURE_VESSEL>. 8
COMBUSTION_STATE   The state of combustion of an <OBJECT> and/or its contents.  
  NOT_BURNING Not burning. 1
  SMOULDERING Burning slowly and without flame; smouldering [SOED, "smoulder", 2.a]. 2
  SMALL_FIRE In only a portion of the <OBJECT> and controllable; small fire. 3
  MEDIUM_FIRE In a substantial portion of the <OBJECT> and producing moderately dense <SMOKE>; medium fire. 4
  LARGE_FIRE Engulfing the <OBJECT> and producing dense <SMOKE>; large fire. 5
COMMERCIAL_WINGED_AIRCRAFT-
_TYPE 		  The type or design series of a <COMMERCIAL_WINGED_AIRCRAFT>.  
  AIRBUS_A300_SERIES Airbus A-300 series twin engine jet. 1
  AIRBUS_A340_SERIES Airbus A-340 series multi-engine jet. 2
  AIRBUS_A400_SERIES Airbus A-400 series multi-engine turboprop. 3
  B717_SERIES Boeing 717 series <AIRCRAFT> designed for short-haul, high-frequency markets. 4
  B727_SERIES Boeing 727 series <AIRCRAFT> designed for short- to medium-range capability. 5
  B737_SERIES Boeing 737 series <AIRCRAFT> designed for short- to medium-range capability. 6
  B747_SERIES Boeing 747 series <AIRCRAFT> designed for very long-range capability. 7
  B757_SERIES Boeing 757 twinjet series <AIRCRAFT> designed for medium- to long-range capability. 8
  B767_SERIES Boeing 767 series <AIRCRAFT> designed for the 200 to 300 seat market with medium- to long-range capability. 9
  B777_SERIES Boeing 777 series <AIRCRAFT> designed for long-range capability. 10
  DC8_SERIES DC-8 series four engine jet in four models: Series 10 through 50, passenger, freighter and convertible freighter versions; and the Super 60 Series 61, 62 and 63 freighter models; manufactured by McDonnell-Douglas. 11
  DC9_SERIES DC-9 series two engine jet with engines mounted on the aft fuselage and a distinctive high-level horizontal stabilizer atop the rudder; manufactured by McDonnell-Douglas. 12
  MD11_SERIES MD-11 series with wide-cabin trijets, in four models: passenger, freighter, convertible freighter and "combi", with passengers and freight carried on the main deck, additional freight carried below; manufactured by McDonnell-Douglas. 13
  MD80_SERIES MD-80 series with fuel-efficient twinjets in four models: MD-81, MD-82, MD-83, and MD-88 approximate length 45 metres. MD-87 approximate length 40 metres. Approximate wingspan for all models 33 metres; manufactured by McDonnell-Douglas. 14
  MD81_SERIES MD-81 series; manufactured by McDonnell-Douglas. Approximate length 45 metres. 15
  MD82_SERIES MD-82 series; manufactured by McDonnell-Douglas. Approximate length 45 metres. 16
  MD83_SERIES MD-83 series; manufactured by McDonnell-Douglas. Approximate length 45 metres. 17
  MD88_SERIES MD-88 series; manufactured by McDonnell-Douglas. Approximate length 45 metres. 18
COMMUNICATION_STRUCTURE_TYPE   The type of a communications <STRUCTURE>.  
  BEACON <BEACON>. 1
  CABLE_STATION A station supporting an <ELECTRICAL_SIGNAL_LINE> connecting telephones and/or television stations; a cable station. 2
  MICROWAVE_STATION A station and <TOWER> in a microwave relay <SYSTEM>. The stations, usually spaced 30 to 40 kilometres apart, pick up, amplify, and pass on the signals sent over a microwave network. 3
  MONITORING_STATION A station that checks the quality or content of an electronic audio or visual signal by means of a receiver; a monitoring station. 4
  MULTIPLE_PRESENT There are multiple distinct communication stations with varied functions or there is a single station supporting several types of communication; multiple present. 5
  NAVIGATION_LIGHT A specially constructed <DEVICE> that displays a luminous or lighted <AID_TO_NAVIGATION>; a navigation light. 6
  RADAR_STATION <RADAR_STATION>. 7
  RADIO_STATION A station supporting communication of audible signals encoded in electromagnetic waves; a radio station. 8