1.24 SFTRM Flashcards

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Six Phases of the Optimized Fleet Response Plan Goal (OFRPG)

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Maintenance
Shakedown
Basic
Advanced
Integrated
Sustainment

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Optimized Fleet Response Plan Goal (OFRPG)

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A balanced, sustainable, and predictable approach to maximize employability

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Personnel, Equipment, Supply, Training, and Ordnance (PESTO) Pillars

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Goal is to ensure that administrative requirements are met to perform operational duties, and deficiencies are reported.
Dictates exit criteria for each phase

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Personnel

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Personnel onboard with NEC, qualifications

System: FLTMPs, NTMPs

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Equipment

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Material condition of the ship, equipment casualties

System: CSMP, MFOM

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Supply

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Stores and parts on board, assess spending

System: CMP

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Training

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Track ship certification status and sustainment requirements

System: TORIS

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Ordnance

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On board to meet operational needs

System: OIS

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Availability Work Package (AWP)

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Material assessment and correction of critical materiel issues
Based on ship’s input & planned upgrades

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Total Ship’s Readiness Assessment (TSRA)

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Readiness-focused material condition assessments scheduled and managed by the TYCOM and executed by the Regional Maintenance Center (RMC).

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Readiness Evaluation (READ-E)

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Assess, validate, or certify a ship’s readiness across full spectrum of manning, material, and training
Provide periodic feedback to the appropriate ISIC/TYCOM

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Maintenance Phase

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Establishes a material foundation that will support Basic Phase.

Good time for training and PQS programs

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Shakedown Phase

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Verify the ship’s material condition is able to support Basic Phase training.

Indicates the ship and her crew will not be negatively impacted by material deficiencies during basic phase training.

Conduct first UNREP during TYCOM Sea Trials

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Basic Phase

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Conduct first UNREP during TYCOM Sea Trials.
Watch standers will become familiar with governing documents (Battle orders, tech manuals, EOSS/CSOSS, etc.)

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Afloat Training Group (ATG)

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ATG will assess and grade all Certification Exercises (CE’s)
Develop Basic Phase training plans

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Advanced Phase

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Focus is to progress individual unit warfare skill sets through multi-unit tactical warfare training.

Complete advanced-level exercises focused on multi-unit tactics

  • Surface Warfare Advanced Tactical Training (SWATT)
  • Group Sail (GRUSAIL)
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Integrated Phase

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Combine individual unit warfare skill sets into a single cohesive strike group, ARG, or mission-oriented deployable unit.
INSURV Material Inspection or TYCOM Mid-Cycle Inspection

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Sustainment Phase

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The culmination of the FRTP cycle.
Focuses on maintaining a unit’s proficiency to support operational requirements.

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Certification Exercises (CE)

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Conducted in the Basic Phase and are a prerequisite to mission area certification and Basic Phase completion

i.e. Moor to a buoy for MOB-S

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Repetitive Exercises (RE)

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Conducted by ships following mission area certification to maintain proficiency in each mission area.

i.e. Anchorage for MOB-S every 90 days

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Advanced Exercises (AE)

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Conducted during the Advanced and Integrated Phases or sustainment phases

22
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Defense Readiness Reporting System - Navy (DRRS-N)

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Mission Essential Task (MET)
Capabilities
Core

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Mission Essential Task (MET)

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A task that is necessary, indispensable, or critical to the success of a unit’s mission

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Capabilities

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Comparable to the naval warfare mission areas

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Core

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Highest unit level assessment