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FMF 104 Flashcards

1
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On the Navy Performance Evaluation/Fitness Report and Counseling form, who is the Reporting Senior?

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  • CO
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On the Navy Performance Evaluation/Fitness Report and Counseling form, this Member is assigned by Reporting Senior to sign “by direction.”

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  • Delegated Reporting Senior
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On the Navy Performance Evaluation/Fitness Report and Counseling form, this Member is able to assume responsibility of Reporting Senior should they become impaired.

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  • (Immediate Supervisors in Command) ISIC
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On the Navy Performance Evaluation/Fitness Report and Counseling form, this Member may act as Reporting Senior to E4 and below.

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  • an E7-E9
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Rater and Senior rater signatures are required on reports on who?

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  • Evaluation reports on E6 and below
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Raters can be who?

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CPO or military/civilian supervisor equivalent to E-7 or higher.

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This provides feedback to motivate the member, identifies the member’s strength and weaknesses, and is done every 6 months.

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  • Performance Counseling
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What are the three different types of reports?

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  • Regular
  • Concurrent
  • Operational Commander
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These reports are done annually, are the foundation of the performance record, and must cover day-for-day all Naval service on active duty or reserves.

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  • Regular
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This is a record of performance while on ADDU or TEMADD and is optional unless directed by higher authority.

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  • Concurrent report
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These reports are optional and can only be submitted on CO or OIC who aren’t also their regular reporting seniors.

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  • Operational Commander Reports
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This is a report of performance information to another command for consideration in a FITREP/CHIEFEVAL/EVAL. It’s used when TAD for 3mos or less.

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  • Performance Information Memorandum (PIM)
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(THIS) identifies the report, defines the context in which it was received, and makes it more informative to detailers and selection boards.

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  • Administrative blocks
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This grade is far above standards, and is notable for its exemplary or leadership quality.

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  • 5.0
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This grade means generally poor performance , which is not improving, or unsatisfactory performance with respect to a single standard.

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  • 1.0
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For the majority of sailors and officers, most of the trait grades should be what?

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  • 2.0 - 4.0
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The comments block should be based on what?

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  • Verifiable facts
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With regards to the format, what don’t you use in the comments block?

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  • Underlining, bold, italics, centering, or highlighting
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Handwritten comments and additions are only allowed a report of what rank?

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  • E-4 and below
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Early promote = ?

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  • 4.0
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Must promote = ?

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  • 3.8
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Promotable = ?

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  • 3.6
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Progressing = ?

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  • 3.4
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Significant problems = ?

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  • 2.0
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25
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Adverse or downgraded fitness and evaluation reports may not be directed as (WHAT) or used as an alternative to (WHAT) under the UCMJ.

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  • Punishment

- Proper disposition of misconduct

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26
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(WHO) should sign all of their Regular reports and receive a copy of every report from reporting senior at the time it is signed.

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  • Members
27
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Submit statements concerning member’s reports at the time of their report or within (HOW MANY) years.

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  • 2 years
28
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What are the 3 types of naval correspondence?

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  • Standard letter
  • Endorsements
  • Memorandums
29
Q

This type of correspondence is official with address in/outside of DOD.

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  • Standard letter
30
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Endorsements get routed through what?

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  • The chain of command
31
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This is an informal correspondence within an activity or DON.

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  • Memorandum
32
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Measurements for correspondence:

  • (HOW MANY INCHE(S)) Boarders
  • Subj line is on (WHAT) line, max (HOW MANY) words
  • Signature (HOW MANY) spaces below the last sentence and (WHAT)
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  • 1in
  • 6th
  • 10
  • 4
  • Centered
33
Q

What is the NAVPERS form for the Dependency Application/Record of Emergency Data and DD93?

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  • NAVPERS 1070/602
34
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What NAVPERS form is the Enlisted Qualifications History?

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  • NAVPERS 1070/604
35
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What NAVPERS form is the History of Assignments?

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  • NAVPERS 1070/605
36
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What NAVPERS form is the Administrative Remarks?

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  • NAVPERS 1070/613
37
Q

This promotes good order and discipline.

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  • The UCMJ
38
Q

All members of the Armed Forces are responsible for upholding what?

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  • The UCMJ
39
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Summary, special, and general are three types of what?

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  • Courts martial
40
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Judge alone (CAPT or higher) sits on this type of courts martial.

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  • Summary
41
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Judge alone or Judge and 3 Active Duty members sit on this type of courts martial.

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  • Special Court Martial
42
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Judge alone or Judge and 5 Active Duty members sit on this type of courts martial.

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  • General Court Martial
43
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Give the commander the ability to promote good order and discipline, is what?

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  • The value of an NJP
44
Q

An NJP is administered when (WHAT KIND) offenses under the UCMJ.

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  • Minor
45
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A member has the right to refuse an NJP and request what?

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  • A court-martial
46
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How can a member appeal an NJP?

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  • By submitting a statement of why punishment is unjust within 5 days and route through his/her chain of command.
47
Q

What is the difference between sexual harassment and sexual assault?

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  • Harassment is verbal/mental and assault is physical
48
Q

What are the 6 factors of equal opportunity?

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  • Race, color, creed, sex, age, national origin
49
Q

MCO 1700.28B is the Marine Corps order for what?

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  • Hazing
50
Q

What is an example of fraternization?

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  • Officer and enlisted having an unduly relationship
51
Q

What does EDVR mean?

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  • Enlisted Distribution Verification Report
52
Q

EDVR section for Gains?

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  • 1
53
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EDVR section for Loses?

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  • 2
54
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EDVR section for Alphabetic Listing?

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  • 3
55
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EDVR section for total personnel count including 1-3?

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  • 4
56
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EDVR section for Personnel Status Summary?

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  • 5
57
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EDVR section for Distribution Navy Enlisted Classification Code (DNEC) Management?

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  • 6
58
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EDVR section for NEC Billet and Personnel Inventory?

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  • 7
59
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EDVR section for Qualified NEC?

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  • 8
60
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EDVR section for Diary Message Summary?

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  • 9
61
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EDVR section for Duty Preference Listing?

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  • 10
62
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EDVR section for Security Data?

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  • 11
63
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EDVR section for Officer and Enlisted on TAD?

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  • 12

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