ESWS Exec Flashcards

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Secretary of the Navy

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Mr. Raymond Mabus

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Secretary of defense

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Ash Carter

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Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

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General Martin Dempsey

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Chief of Naval Operations

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Adm. Jonathan Greenert

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4
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MCPON

A

Michael Stevens

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5
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Michael Stevens

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MCPON

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6
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What holidays is a 21 gun salute rendered?

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Washington’s Birthday
Memorial Day
Independence Day

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How many gun salute for the president or the head of a foreign state?

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21 guns

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8
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How many guns salute for an Admiral

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17 guns

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How many guns salute for a vice admiral?

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15 guns

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How many guns salute for a rear admiral?

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13 Guns

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How many guns salute for a commodore?

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11 Guns

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What was the largest class ship when the U.S. Navy was founded?

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Ships-of-the-line. 64 to 100 guns

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What was the mid size class ship when the U.S. Navy was founded?

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Frigates 18 to 24 guns. Smaller and faster than ships of the line.

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What was the smallest class ship when the U.S. Navy was founded?

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Sloop-of-war 10 to 20 guns.

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What was the significance of the Battle of Coral Sea?

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May 1942. Fought Solely by air groups.

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What was the significance of the Voyage of the Great White Fleet?

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December 1907, first forward deployment of US Naval ships.

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What was the significance of the Battle of Normandy?

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6 June 1944 largest amphibious operation in history

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What was the significance of the Battle of Midway?

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June 1942. Ended Japanese initiative in pacific war.

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What was the significance of the Battle of Guadalcanal?

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November 1942. First offensive action in the pacific

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What was the significance of the Battle of Leyte Gulf?

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October 1944. Japanese navy essentially destroyed

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When was the navy founded?

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13 October 1775. Continental congress authorized the purchase of the first two ships

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What does the 2nd fleet area of responsibility cover?

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North and South Atlantic. Norfolk virginia.

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What does the 3rd fleet area of responsibility cover?

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Eastern Pacific Ocean. San Diego California

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What does the 7th fleet area of responsibility cover?

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Western Pacific and Indian Ocean. Yokosuka, Japan

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What does the 5th fleet area of responsibility cover?

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Persian gulf and Arabian Sea. Mañana, Bahrain

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What does the 6th fleet area of responsibility cover?

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Mediterranean. Gaeta, Itali

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What does the 10th fleet area of responsibility cover?

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Global. Ft. Meade, MD

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What does the military sealift command area of responsibility cover?

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Global. Washington, DC

29
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Who is the 3M coordinator of the boxer?

A

EMCM Zapanta

30
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Ombudsman

A

Ms. Gonzalez

31
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Boxer Financial specialist?

A

AOCS Robinson/MCC Zurrel

32
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Drug and Alcohol Programs Programs Advisor (DAPA)

A

ENC Kelly, AO1 Heeney, HM1 Darnall

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Command Managed Equal Opportunity Officer (CMEO)

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OSC Miranda

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Administrative Bill

A

Routine day to day operations of the ship.

35
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Operational

A

Specific necessary evolutions

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Emergency Bill

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Major Emergencies or Disasters suffered by ship.

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Special Bill

A

Out of the ordinary situational.

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Battle Bill

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Details of the organized plan for action against the enemy.

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Watch quarter and station Bill

A

Organized way of assigning responsibility.

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What is the purpose of the 8 o’clock reports

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Reports reviewed by the XO from dept. heads on status of spec. Evolutions, personnel status and administrative information to be passed to the CO.

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What is the purpose of the 12 o’clock reports?

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Received by the OOD in port or the CO while underway. Reports aviation fuel, boat, security, draft, fuel oil and water, magazine temp, binnacle and muster reports

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What are the types of discharge?

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Honorable, general (under honorable conditions), other than honorable, bad conduct discharge, dishonorable

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What is a type 1 duty assignment?

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CONUS shore duty

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What is a type 2 duty assignment?

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CONUS shipboard duty

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What is a type 3 duty assignment?

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Overseas duty but counted sea duty for rotation purposes

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What is a type 4 duty assignment?

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Overseas shipboard duty

47
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What is a type 6 duty assignment?

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Preferred overseas shore duty.

48
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What is a page 2?

A

Dependent application and emergency data form

49
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What is a page 4?

A

Awards and qualifications

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What is a page 13?

A

Administrative remarks

51
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What is a page 7?

A

Court memorandum, used to record court martial and non judicial punishment that affect pay

52
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How often are good conduct awards given?

A

Every three years, no eval mark less than 2.0

53
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How often are hash marks given

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Given every 4 years.