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0
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Who is Carl Vinson’s ISIC?

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Commander, Carrier Strike Group 1

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What does ISIC stand for?

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Immediate Superior In Command

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Who is CCSG1’s ISIC?

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Commander, US 3rd Fleet

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3
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How many personnel must a command have to assign a CMC?

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250 personnel

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4
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What is a Page 2?

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Emergency Data

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What is a Page 4?

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Enlisted Qualification History

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6
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What is a Page 13?

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Administrative Remarks

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7
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What does ORM stand for?

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Operational Risk Management

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What are the steps for ORM?

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  • Identify risks
  • Assess hazards
  • Make risk decisions
  • Implement controls
  • Supervise
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9
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What are 8 o’clock reports?

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Reports generated by all departments on the conditions of their spaces and areas of responsibility

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10
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When are 8 o’clock reports taken at sea? By who?

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Taken at 1730 by the XO. Provided to CO at 2000.

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When are 8 o’clock reports taken inport? By who?

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Taken at 1930 by the CDO. Provided to CO at 2000.

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What is listed on the 12 o’clock report?

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Boat, chronometer, draft, fuel, magazine temp, muster, oil and water reports

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13
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What does DTG stand for?

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Date Time Group

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14
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What is the purpose for DTG?

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Assigned for ID and file purposes only

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15
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What does EDVR stand for?

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Enlisted Distribution Verification Report

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16
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What is the EDVR used for?

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Manning

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17
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What can you find in the EDVR?

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Name
Rate
SSN
NEC's
ADSD
PRD
EAOS
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18
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What does POA&M stand for?

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Plan of Action & Milestones

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19
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When is the Navy’s birthday?

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Oct. 13, 1775

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20
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What 3 classes of ships existed at the inception of the Navy?

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  • Ships of the line
  • Frigates
  • Sloops of war
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21
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Battle of Coral Sea?

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May 1942

  • two fleets never saw each other.
  • fought with aircraft from carriers.
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22
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Battle of Midway?

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June 1942

-turning point of the war

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Battle of Guadalcanal?

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November 1942

-USS JUNO was lost, killing the 5 Sullivan Brothers

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Battle of Normandy?

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June 1944

-largest amphibious operation in history

25
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Battle of Leyte Gulf?

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October 1944

  • final blow to the Japanese Navy.
  • Japan lost 26 ships, US lost 8 ships.
26
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Voyage of the Great White Fleet?

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Launched December 1907

-round the world cruise that demonstrated the Navy’s strength and presence.

27
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State the 3 levels of war.

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  • Tactical
  • Operational
  • Strategic
28
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What does SORN stand for?

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Standard Organization and Regulations of the Navy

29
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What does SORM stand for?

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Ships Organization and Regulations Manual

30
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What is the AOR for 2nd Fleet?

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Atlantic Ocean

31
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What is the AOR for 3rd Fleet?

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Eastern Pacific

32
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What is the AOR for 5th Fleet?

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Arabian Gulf, North Arabian Sea

33
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What is the AOR for 6th Fleet?

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Mediterranean Sea

34
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What is the AOR for 7th Fleet?

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Mid and Western Pacific, Indian Ocean

35
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What is the AOR for MSC?

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Global

36
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Where is 4th Fleet located?

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Mayport, FL/SOUTHCOM

37
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Where is 10th Fleet located?

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Forte Mead, MD/Cyber Command

38
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Who is the Commander in Chief?

A

Donald trump

39
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Who is the Secretary of Defense?

A

Jeffery matthis

40
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Who is the Secretary of the Navy?

A

Sean stackley

41
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Who is the CNO?

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Admiral John Richardson

42
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Who is the MCPON?

A

Giordano

43
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Who is Commander, Carrier Strike Group 1?

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Rear Admiral James Kilby

44
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Who is the CO?

A

Captain Douglas Verissimo

45
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Who is the XO?

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Captain Anduze

46
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Who is the CMC?

A

Master Chief Ojwana

47
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Name the areas that comprise the Naval Doctrine.

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  • Naval Warfare
  • Naval Intelligence
  • Naval Planning
  • Naval Logistics
  • Naval Operations
  • Naval Command and Control
48
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List the principles of Naval Logistics.

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  • Simplicity
  • Economy
  • Responsiveness
  • Flexibility
  • Attainability
  • Sustainability
  • Survivability
49
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What is the first ship named after an enlisted man?

A

USS Osmand Ingram (DDG 255)

50
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What is the oldest Navy commissioned vessel?

A

USS Constitution

51
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What does CTT stand for?

A

Command Training Team

52
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What is the responsibility of CTT?

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To conduct Navy Rights and Responsibility workshops and annual training in case of specific training such as Women At Sea, Sexual Harassment, Fraternization, or new CNO policies.

53
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What does CAT stand for?

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Command Assessment Team

54
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What does the CAT team do?

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They conduct surveys to assess command equal opportunity climate, identifies problem or positive areas, makes recommendations to Commanders and develops a POA&M

55
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What is Carl Vinson’s call sign?

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Gold Eagle

56
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When was the Vinson commissioned?

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March 13, 1982

57
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What was the 1st Nimitz class carrier?

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USS Nimitz CVN-68; May 3rd, 1975

58
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What was the last Nimitz class carrier?

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USS George Bush CVN-77;

January 10, 2009

59
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Who is Carl Vinson?

A

Congressman from Georgia, first to serve 50 years.

60
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What is the Vinson’s motto?

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Vis Per Mare (strength from the sea)

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