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1
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How many areas comprise the Naval Doctrine?

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(6)
⁃ Warfare
⁃ Intelligence
⁃ Planning
⁃ Logistics
⁃ Operations
⁃ Command and Control

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Who appoints the command Ombudsman?


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Commanding Officer

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How many principles of Naval Logistics?

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(7)
⁃ Flexibility
⁃ Responsiveness
⁃ Economy
⁃ Attainability
⁃ Simplicity
⁃ Sustainability
⁃ Survivability

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Who is the Administration Officer?


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  • LCDR L. D. MILLIGAN
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Who are the Command DAPA’s and what are the duties and responsibilities of the Command DAPA:

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⁃ LSC Quickordonez and EM1 Sicat
⁃ To Educate Sailors on the Navy’s Policy on Alcohol and Drug misuse as well as screen members for dependency.

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Command Career Counselors:

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⁃ NCCM Wilikinson
⁃ NC1 Wilson
⁃ NCC Waites
⁃ NC1 Steams
⁃ RS2 Staggs

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Who is the CCS onboard?

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CTNCS Thrasher

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What does CCS stand for and their responsibilities onboard?


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  • Command Climate Specialist.

The CCS coordinates training and acts as the O representative in command level investigations of sexual harassment/discrimination complaints. The CCS and CMEO work hand in hand together.

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What does SAPR stand for and who are the POCs?

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Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
⁃ ATCS West and AS1 Bryant

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What is the oldest US Navy commissioned vessel and why was it nicknamed “ironside”?

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USS Constitution is the oldest commissioned vassal and it was nicknamed old ironside because when the enemies fired cannons at the ship the cannons would bounce off.

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When was the hand salute originated?


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The hand salute was originated when men in armor raised their helmet visors so they could be identified. This practice gradually became a way of showing respect

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Striking the flag, also referred to as striking the colors, is a universal indicator of what?

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It is considered a sign of surrender. Once a ship’s flag is lowered, it is considered a violation of international standards to continue to engage the surrendered ship in warfare

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Gun Salute

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  • are fired at intervals of five seconds and always in odd numbers
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14
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21 Guns Fired

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Washington’s birthday, memorial Day, Independence Day, to honor the President and head of foreign states

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17 Guns Fired

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Admiral

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15 Guns Fired

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Vice Admiral

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17
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13 Guns Fired

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Rear Admiral (upper)

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11 Guns Fired

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Rear Admiral (lower)

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What are the three Levels of War?

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  • Tactical
- Operational
- Strategic
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What is the official birth date of the Navy?

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13 October 1775

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21
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How many years are Good Conduct Awards given?

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3 Years W/O NJP

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What does BBD stand and what is it’s purpose?

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Billet Based Distribution. BBD is an upgrade to the Career Management System - Interactive Detailing (CMS-ID) that wil maximize software programs used in the enlisted distribution and provide accurate and timely manning information to Fleet personnel managers via the web.

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23
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What is the primary job of the OMBUDSMAN?

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The OMBUDSMAN primary job is to facilitate communications between the CO and family members.

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24
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How many separations are in the Navy?

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(5)
- Honorable
⁃ General
⁃ Other than Honorable
⁃ Dishonorable
⁃ Bad Conduct

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What is a Page 2?

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  • Record of Emergency Data
Primary Next of Kin, Secondary Next of Kin, Dependents
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Why is your page two important?

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  • It is used in the event the Command must notify a Sailor’s dependents or loved ones of emergencies.
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What does your Page 4 Contain?

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Qualification, Awards, Training, NEC’s

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What is your Page 7?

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Non-Judicial Punishment Report

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29
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What is a page 13 and what kind of information can I find on it?

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Negative: Defrocking an Individual
Positive: Documentation of Training

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30
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Who is the Vice President?

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  • The Honorable Kamala Harris
31
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Who is the Secretary of the Navy?

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  • The Honorable Carlos del Toro
    ⁃ 78th Secretary of the Navy
32
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Who is the Chief of Naval Operations (CNO)?

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Admiral Michael M. Gilday Highest Ranking Officer in the Navy.

33
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Who is the CNO appointed by?

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The President of the United States

34
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What are the CNO’s responsibilities?

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The CNO is the principal adviser to the President of the United States, the Secretary of Defense and to the Secretary of the Navy on the conduct of Naval warfare.

35
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Who is the MCPON?

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MCPON James Honea

36
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Who is our Immediate Superior in Command?

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Carrier Strike Group TEN

37
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Who is in charge of Carrier Strike Group Ten?

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Rear Admiral Velez

38
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Who is the Commanding Officer?

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Captain David Tavis Pollard

39
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What is the name of the XO?

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Captain Gregory Nery

40
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Who is the Command’s Master Chief?

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Command Master Chief Nicholas Wallace

41
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What are the CMC’s duties and responsibilities?

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  • Enlisted advisor to the CO. He keeps the CO up to date on situations, procedures, and practices that affect the welfare, morale, and well being of the enlisted crew.
42
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The first ship named after an enlisted man?

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  • The Osmond Ingram (DD 255)
43
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Why was the ship (DD 255) named after this man?

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  • He was the first Enlisted Sailor killed in action in WWI.
44
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What are the 8 o’clock reports?

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  • Reports provided daily to the XO via CDO from all departments with references to equipment status, special evolutions, personnel status, etc.
45
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2nd Fleet AOR?

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Atlantic Ocean from the North Pole to the Caribbean and from the shores of the United States to the middle of the Atlantic Ocean

46
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7th Fleet AOR?

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Asia-Pacific Region - To include People’s Republic of China, Russia, India, North Korea and Republic of Korea. Five of the seven U.S. Mutual Defense Treaties are with countries in the area - Republic of the Philippines, Australia and New Zealand, Republic of Korea, Japan, and Thailand. Yokosuka, Japan

47
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5th Fleet AOR?

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  • Indian Ocean
48
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6th Fleet AOR?

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  • Europe
49
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10th Fleet is known as what?

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Fleet Cyber Command - The mission of Tenth fleet is to serve as the Number Fleet for Fleet Cyber Command and exercise operational control of assigned Naval forces; to coordinate with other naval, coalition and Joint Task Forces to execute the full spectrum of cyber, electronic warfare, information operations and signal intelligence capabilities and missions across the cyber, electromagnetic and space domains.

50
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Where is 10th Fleet’s Headquarters located and when was 10th Fleet establised?

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⁃ Fort Meade, MD.
⁃ 29 Jan 2010

51
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What is the difference between Individual Augmentation (IA) and Global Support Assignment (GSA)?

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Service members who are Individual Augmente (IA) return to their parent command upon completion of
TAD. Service members on Global Support Assignment GSA will transfer out of command to another Theatre or geographic location.

52
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Performance Mark Average:

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EP= 4.0 MP= 3.8 P= 3.6 Progressing= 3.4 Significant Problems: 2.0

53
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What does the acronym ORM mean?

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Operational Risk Management

54
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List the five Steps of ORM? (IAMIS)

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  • Identify Hazards
- Assessing Hazards
- Making Risk Decisions
- Implementing Controls
- Supervise
55
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What does the acronym SSIC stand for?

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  • Standard Subject Identification Code
56
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When and what is the purpose of an SSIC?

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Used in regards to the subject of all Naval Correspondence and Messages.

57
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Where is the Union Jack flown in-port?

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The jack is flown on the bow (front) of a ship when anchored or moored.

58
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What are Three Classes of Naval vessels that existed at the inception of the Navy?

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⁃ Ships-of-the-line
⁃ Frigates
⁃ Sloops-of War

59
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What type of ship were Frigates considered during the Inception of the Navy?

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Were the cruisers of the 18th Century. They were smaller and usually faster than the average ships-of-the-line and carried 28 to 44 guns.

60
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What type of ship were Sloops-of-war considered during the Inception of the Navy?

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Small, sailing warships that carried 10 to 20 guns.

61
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What type of ship were Ships of the Line considered during the Inception of the Navy?

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They were the battleships of the sailing days, these ship were the largest of all sailing warships. They carried 64 to 100 guns of various sizes.

62
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In regards to a personal misconduct determination GIVE AN EXAMPLE OF:
1. In the Line of duty?

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Mishap occurs at work, such as falling down the ladder well or falling off aircraft.

63
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In regards to a personal misconduct determination GIVE AN EXAMPLE OF: Not in the Line of duty, not due to member’s own misconduct?

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Getting into a car accident, however it was not your fault, such as getting hit by a drunk driver

64
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In regards to a personal misconduct determination GIVE AN EXAMPLE OF: Not in the Line of duty, due to member’s own misconduct?

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Getting into a car accident, while under the influence of alcohol

65
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Attack on Pearl Harbor

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December 1941. The first attack in history conducted solely from aircraft carriers.

66
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Battle of the Coral Sea

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May 1942 - Resulted in the end of Japanese advances in the southwest Pacific. First battle fought solely by air groups; fleet never saw each other. Lost USS Lexington and USS Yorktown.

67
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Battle of Normandy

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(D-DAY) June 6, 1944. Largest amphibious assault ever in history.

68
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USS Independence

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January 1959. The first Atlantic Fleet carrier to deploy to the South China Sea in support of Vietnam operations.

69
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Battle of Leyte Gulf

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October 23-25 1944. It was the largest naval battle ever fought - ending in the eclipse of the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) and its last sortie in force. The Japanese lost 12,500 naval soldiers while the Allied forces suffered around 2,800 casualties

70
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USS Stark attack

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May 1987, an Iraqi aircraft mistakenly fired two missiles that struck FFG-31, killing 37 sailors and wounding many more.

71
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USS Cole attack

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October 2000. Aden Harbor, Yemen DD 67 was attacked on Port Mid-Ships by a small boat with explosives onboard. The result of which led to a 40 by 60 foot hole.

72
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9/11 Attack

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September 11, 2001
Terrorists attacked the United States by crashing two jets into the Twin Towers in New York City and crashed one jet into the Pentagon. The fourth plane was intended to crash into the White House, but the passengers diverted the plane into a field in Pennsylvania.

73
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Voyage of the Great White Fleet

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⁃ The Great White Fleet was a sixteen battleship fleet that completed a journey around the globe from 16
⁃ December 1907, to 22 February 1909, by order of United States President Theodore Roosevelt. Its primary purpose was to showcase American naval power and blue-water capabilities.

74
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USS Forrestal Fire

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⁃ July 29, 1967
⁃ The attack aircraft carrier was fighting a massive flight deck fire. One of the bombs on the flight deck exploded and caused a chain reaction of explosions killing 134 men and almost destroyed the ship. It also changed the way the Navy handles damage control.

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