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Question 1

In this category, Commanders will coordinate with and through the assigned Casualty Assistance Call Officer (CACO) in order to locate the Person Eligible to Receive Effects (PERE) and ascertain an appropriate time and location to deliver the personal effects.

Answer 1

Deceased

Question 2

This category is used to describe all casualties including battle or hostile casualties whose whereabouts or actual fate cannot be determined. This term will not be used unless an official diary entry is made.

Answer 2

MISSING

-When a member is deceased, their duty status becomes whereabouts unknown (DUSTWUN), or they have been declared missing.

Question 3

What are the circumstances where a personal effects inventory for a hospitalized Marine can be waived by letter.

Answer 3

• When length of hospitalization is expected to be 10 days or less.
• When the individual is known to reside in government quarters/family housing or in a private residence off base.

Question 4

Where do you ship the personal effects of deceased personnel (KIA) or other hostile death or non-hostile death, to include missing in action (MIA) or prisoners of war (POW).

(COMBAT ZONE)

Answer 4

Joint Personal Effects Depot (JPED)

Question 5

What is the timeframe that the personal effects of s KIA Marine must be shipped to a JPED?

Answer 5

Within seven days of the incident.

Question 6

To whom do you deliver all US treasury checks and money found during an inventory?

Answer 6

The disbursing office.

Question 7

Who can authorize deployment storage?

Answer 7

A Commanding Officer having special courts martial authority, by Letter of Authorization.

Question 8

How is government property documented during an inventory?

Answer 8

On a locally created form other than the NAVMC 10154.

-These items will be boxed separately and labeled “individual equipment”

Question 9

What is the cash collection/checkage sales form?

Answer 9

NAVMC 6

Question 10

True or false: the personal effects inventory will include both the member’s billeting and normal working areas?

Answer 10

True.

Question 11

What are the three main groups that personal effects are separated into?

Answer 11

1. Military articles, serviceable
2. Military articles, unserviceable
3. Civilian articles

Question 12

True or false: missing uniform items do not require a NAVMC 6 nor the member’s consent, and the value will be taken from their final pay.

Answer 12

True

Question 13

_______________ can be defined as articles of uniform clothing, government property such as Individual Combat Clothing and Equipment (ICCE), and other personal items/clothing.

Answer 13

Personal Effects