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104 Admin Fundamentals Flashcards

1
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For the term “commanding officer” who do they include?

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Commanding officers of all services, and their civilian equivalents within the U.S. Federal Government

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What is a Delegated Reporting Senior?

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Is an actual transfer of authority and not merely an authorization to sign “by direction”

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What does ISIC stand for?

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Immediate Superiors in Command

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What are ISICs?

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Are reporting seniors for assigned commanding officers.

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When are ISICs authorized to assume the reporting senior authority?

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Of subordinate commanding officers whose capacity to act as reporting senior becomes impaired

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Who may act as reporting seniors for E-4 and below?

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Chief petty officers (E-7 to E-9)

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What do the evaluation reports on E-6 and below require?

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Signatures of a rater and senior rater as well as the reporting senior

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Who is typically the senior rater for an E-6 and below eval?

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The division officer or department head

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9
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When are performance counseling’s given?

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Mid-point of the periodic report cycle and when the report is signed.

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Who will the counselor be for performance counseling?

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A supervisor who participates in the member’s EVAL or FITREP preparation.

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What does the performance counseling identify and address?

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It identifies the members strengths and motivates their further improvement. It also addresses important weaknesses.

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What should never be promised during a performance counseling?

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A future promotion recommendation

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13
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What are the three types of reports?

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Regular Reports
Concurrent Reports
Operational Commander Reports

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What are the foundation of the performance record?

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Regular Reports

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What do Regular Reports cover?

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Day to day, all Naval service on active duty or in drilling Reserve programs, except for initial entry training.

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What do Concurrent reports provide?

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A record of significant performance in an additional duty (ADDU) or temporary additional duty (TEMADD) status.

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17
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What two reports are optional?

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Concurrent and Operational Commander reports

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18
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How may Operational Commander reports be submitted?

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The may only be submitted on commanding officers or officers in charge by operational commanders who are not also their regular reporting seniors.

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What does PIM stand for?

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Performance Information Memorandum

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What is a PIM used for?

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To report performance information to another command for consideration in a FITREP, CHIEFEVAL, or EVAL.

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When may a PIM be used?

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Duty, TEMDU, DUINS, TEMDUINS for a period of 3 months or less in a place of a regular report, TEMADD of any length as an alternative to a concurrent report.

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What do the administrative blocks identify?

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The report, define the context in which it was received and make it more informative to retailers and selection boards.

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What is a 5.0 grade reserved for?

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Performance far above standards and notable for its exemplary or leadership quality.

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What is 1.0 grade reserved for?

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Means poor performance, which is not improving or unsat performance.

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For the majority of sailors and officers will get which trait grades?

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2.0-4.0

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26
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What should the comments block be based on?

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Verifiable facts

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27
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What should you not use in the comments blocks?

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Underlying, Boldface, Italics, Centering, or Highlighting

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28
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What reports can you have entire or partial handwritten comments?

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E-4 and below

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The rater of an E-6 and below eval should be?

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A navy chief petty officer, unless one is unavailable then it may be a military or civilian supervisor who is E-7 equivalent or higher

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30
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What style is preferred?

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Bullet

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31
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Promotion Recommendation Summary Groups are?

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Early Promote, Must Promote, Promotable, Progressing, Significant Problems

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What may not be directed as punishment or used as an alternate to the proper misconduct under the UCMJ?

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Adverse or downgraded fitness and evaluation reports.

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33
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What shall the member do on their regular reports?

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Sign it

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When does the member receive a copy of the report?

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At the time it is signed by their reporting senior

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35
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How long does the member have to submit a statement?

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Two Years

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36
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What do you use the Standard Letter for?

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To correspond officially with addressees in DOD.

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What do you use an Endorsement for?

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Transmitted “Via” your activity to forward comments, recommendations, or information.

38
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What do you not use an Endorsement to reply to?

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A routine letter

39
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What does a memorandum provide?

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An informal way to correspond within an activity or between DON activities.

40
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What is the enlisted service record page NAVPERS 1070/602?

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DEPENDENCY APPLICATION/RECORD OF EMERGENCY DATA AND DD 93, RECORD OF EMERGENCY DATA

41
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What does NAVPERS 1070/602 Part I contain?

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An application for dependency allowances and used to capture military spouse data.

42
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What does NAVPERS 1070/602 Part II contain?

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Provides an immediate accessible, up-to-date record of emergency data

43
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What is the enlisted service record page NAVPERS 1070/604?

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ENLISTED QUALIFICATIONS HISTORY

44
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What does NAVPERS 1070/604 contain?

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USN/USNR enlisted members chronological history of their occupational and training related qualifications and their awards and commendations.

45
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What is the enlisted service record page NAVPERS 1070/605?

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HISTORY OF ASSIGNMENTS

46
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What does NAVPERS 1070/605 contain?

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Chronological record of duty assignments.

47
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What is the enlisted service record page NAVPERS 1070/613?

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ADMINISTRATIVE REMARKS

48
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What does NAVPERS 1070/613 contain?

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A chronological record of significant miscellaneous entries which are not provided for elsewhere or where more detailed information may be required.

49
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What is the purpose of the UCMJ?

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Promotes good order and discipline and provides a basis for the administration of justice for the Armed Forces

50
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What is responsible for upholding the UCMJ?

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All members of the Armed Forces

51
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Who is subject to the UCMJ?

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~Regular or Reserve Component of the Armed Forces
~Fleet Reserve & Fleet MC Reserve
~Reserve Component while on inactive-duty training
~Army National Guard & Air National Guard
~Cadets, Aviation Cadets and Midshipmen
~Retired members of regular components who are entitled to pay
~Inductees from the time of their actual induction into the Armed Forces
~Volunteers from their time of their muster or acceptance into the Armed Forces

52
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What are the three types of court martial?

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Summary, Special and General

53
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What is a summary court-martial composed of?

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One active duty commissioned officer with the rank of captain or higher.

54
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What’s the lowest level authority to convene a summary court-martial?

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A battalion commander or equivalent.

55
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What may a summary court-martial adjudge?

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Any punishment not forbidden by the USMJ, except confinement for more than 1 month with hard labor, without confinement for more than 45 days, restriction for more than 2 months or forfeiture of more than 1 month’s pay.

56
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What is it in the case of sergeants and above for summary court-martial?

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May not reward a reduction of more than one rank and hard labor without confinement.

57
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Except when may you refuse a summary court-martial and may request a special or general court-martial?

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On a ship

58
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What court-martial by conviction constitutes a felony?

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Special or General

59
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What is a special court-martial composed of?

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A military judge alone or a military judge and three active duty armed service members

60
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Who can not be on a commissioned officers court martial as an impartial personnel?

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A warrant or enlisted person

61
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If the person is enlisted, what fraction could the accused request to be enlisted?

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1/3

62
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Who is the lowest level to convene a special court-martial?

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A Squadron or Battalion Commander or equivalent

63
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What may a special court-martial adjudge?

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Any punishment not forbidden by the UCMJ, including confinement for 6 months, hard labor w/o confinement for 3 months, or forfeiture of more than 2/3 pay for 6 months, a bad conduct discharge, and reduction in rank.

64
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What is a General court-martial composed of?

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A military judge alone or a military judge and not less than five impartial active-duty armed service personnel.

65
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The impartial personnel on a Special and General court martial can be who?

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Commissioned Officers, Warrant Officers and Enlisted Personnel

66
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Who is the lowest level to convene a General court-martial?

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The Commanding general of a division, wing, base or the equivalent.

67
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A General court-martial may adjudge?

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Any punishment not forbidden by the UCMJ.

68
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What is the value of NJP to the commander?

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It gives the commander the ability to maintain good order and discipline.

69
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What is NJP given for?

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Minor offenses of the UCMJ

70
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When can someone refuse NJP?

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Before the imposition of NJP proceedings.

71
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When the accused refuses NJP what may they demand instead?

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Trial by court-martial

72
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When could the accused appeal the punishment?

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If he considers it unjust or disproportionate to the offense.

73
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What are the procedures to appeal?

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A written statement why he thinks the punishment is inappropriate and submitted through the chain of command in 5 days.

74
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What do leaders ad supervisors have a dual responsibility to do?

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Maintain an environment of mutual respect in which civilian and military men and women can function.
Conduct appropriate and continuous training to prompt understanding and eliminate sexual harassment.

75
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Sexual Assault is a what?

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A criminal act and will not be tolerated.

76
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Equal opportunity provides equal opportunity for who?

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All military members without regard to race, color, creed, sex, age or national origin consistent with the physical and mental capabilities of the individual.

77
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What is the MCO for Hazing?

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MCO 1700.28

78
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Under what article can you be charged with Hazing?

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Article 92

79
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What does fraternization violate?

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Good order and discipline.

80
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Describe behavior that would be considered fraternization.

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Any behavior which would present the appearance of undue familiarity or informality between and among the ranks.

81
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What are examples of fratenization?

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Calling seniors by their first name or officers dating enlisted.

82
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What does the Suicide Prevention Program emphasize?

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The importance of data collection and analysis to inform, evaluate and refine future prevention efforts.

83
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What style is preferred?

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Bullet

84
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Promotion Recommendation Summary Groups are?

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Early Promote, Must Promote, Promotable, Progressing, Significant Problems

85
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What is a 4.0 promotion recommendation summary group?

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Early Promote

86
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What is a 3.8 promotion recommendation summary group?

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Must Promote

87
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What is a 3.6 promotion recommendation summary group?

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Promotable

88
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What is a 3.4 promotion recommendation summary group?

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Progressing

89
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What is a 2.0 promotion recommendation summary group?

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Significant Problems

90
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Who are reporting seniors by virtue of their command authority?

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Commanding Officers

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