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What are six areas of a Naval Doctrine?

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Warfare, Intelligence, Logistics, Planning, Operations, Command and Control

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What are the 7 principles of Naval Logistics?

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Responsiveness, Simplicity, Flexibility, Economy, Attainability, Sustainability, Survivability

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What are the 6 categories of HAZMAT?

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Flammable, Aerosols, Toxic, Corrosives, Oxidizing material, Compressed gasses

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What is the purpose of Naval Logistics?

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To provide and sustain our operational readiness

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What was the first ship named after an enlisted man?

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The Osmond Ingram

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What classes of vessels existed at the inception of the Navy?

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Ships-of-Line, Frigates, Sloops of War

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Describe the following:

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Battle of Coral Sea: The first air to air battle—forces never seen each other / Voyage of the Great White Fleet: Display of Naval power and to show that the United States could be anywhere at any time. / Battle of Normandy: D-Day, largest amphibious assault ever / Battle of Midway: The turning point in the war with Japan / Invasion of Guadal Canal: Fought in the harbor and the Japanese were protecting American Marines Battle of Leyte Gulf: Japanese Navy was virtually destroyed

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What are the 3 levels of war?

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Strategic, Operational, Tactical

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Who is the Commander in Chief?

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The President

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Who is the Secretary of the Navy?

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Ray Mabus

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Who is the Secretary of Defense?

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Leon E. Panetta

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Who is the Chief of Naval Operations?

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Adm Greenert

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Who is the MCPON?

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Mike D. Steven —-formal AM Aviation Structural mechanic

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How many fleet Master Chiefs are there?

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3

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How many force Master Chief?s are there?

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9

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Who is the Commanding Officer?

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Capt Hall

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Who is the XO?

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Capt Ruth

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Who is the CMC?

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Young—standing in for Schmidt

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Where is 2nd fleet based?

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Norfolk, VA

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Where is 3rd fleet based?

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San Diego, CA

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Where is 5th fleet based?

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Bahrain

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Where is 6th fleet based?

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Naples, Italy

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Where is 7th Fleet based?

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Yokosuka, Japan

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What is on the Administration bill?

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Berthing and cleaning assignments

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What is on the operations bill?

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Boat, civil disaster, cold weather, and darken ship bills

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What is on the emergency bill?

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General emergency, crash and rescue and emergency steering bills

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What is on the special bill?

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Anti-sneak/anti-swimmer, evacuating civilian and POW bills

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What is found in the battle bill?

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Command and control, abandon ship, watch stations

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How often are 8 O?clock reports given?

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Weekly-1730 at sea and 1930 in port

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How often are 12 O?clock reports given?

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Daily around 1130

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What are the 7 reports given in a 12 O?clock report?

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Boat report, Muster report, Fuels report, Oil and wastes report, Chronometer report, Draft report, Magazines temperature report

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What are the different types of discharge?

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General, Bad Conduct, Honorable, Dis-honorable, Other than Honorable

33
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What is a Naval Message used for?

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To formally communicate throughout the department of defense

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What is the decisive battle in the pacific theatre of WWII?

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Battle of Midway

35
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What is a date-time group used for?

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Filing and identification purposes

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What would you find on your page 2?

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Dependents, Next of Kin, Emergency contact information

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What would you find on your page 4?

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History of education, Qualifications, Awards

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What would you find on a page 13?

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Administrative remarks

39
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What is a page 7 and what is found on it?

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Report and disposition, used to report offenses against service member

40
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What is an EDVR used for?

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The tracking and verification of personnel attached to a command

41
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How man section is in the EDVR?

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12

42
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What as the section of PLs?

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2

43
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What is the section for Total personnel OB?

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4

44
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What is the section for the alpha list?

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3

45
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What is the section for PGs?

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1

46
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What are the steps of ORM?

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Identify Hazards, Assess Hazards, Make risk decisions, Implement controls, Supervise

47
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What is COSAL?

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Coordinated Shipboard Allowance List

48
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What are the two parts of COSAL?

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APLs and AELs

49
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What is validating?

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Comparing APLs/AELs to the actual installed equipment

50
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What does MOV stand for?

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Material Obligation Validation

51
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What is ASI?

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Automated Shore Interface

52
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What are the 4 codes for MOV?

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VR- Valid still required, FR- fully received, PR- partially received, VN- Valid no longer needed

53
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What are the 2 types of MOV validation?

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Internal/External

54
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What are DLRs?

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Depot level repairable

55
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What are the turn-in codes for DLRs?

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5G- Turn in immediately / 5S-Return when good parts arrive—RIP- Remain in Place

56
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What are MAMs?

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Maintenance Assist Modules

57
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What do MAMS do?

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They are trouble-shooting gear

58
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What is a bulkhead ready spare?

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Repair parts owned by the supply officer but are in custody if the department that will most likely need it

59
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What is an example of a bulkhead ready spare?

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The catapult parts in hangar bays 1 and 2

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What is OPTAR?

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An operating target

61
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What are the 2 categories of OPTAR?

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Consumable and repairable

62
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What is DRMO?

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Defense Reutilization marketing office

63
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What is DRMO used for?

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Free used ?stuff? (chairs, tables, TVs)

64
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What is basic daily food allowance?

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A quantity if food that ne person can consume in one day- $7.36

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What kinds of rations are utilized during battle stations when the galley is not available?

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MREs

66
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What are the 2 sides of supply?

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Readiness and Services

67
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How many digits are in stock number?

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13

68
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How many digits in a NIIN?

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9

69
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What does MSDS stand for?

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Material safety data sheets

70
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Name three things on a MSDS sheet?

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Manufacture?s name, Spill procedures, Proper PPE, First Aid

71
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What is the birthday of the Navy?

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Oct 13, 1775

72
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What fleet is the USS Lincoln assigned too?

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3rd fleet

73
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What is the origin of the hand salute?

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Knights in the old days would raise their visors to show the were friendly

74
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Who was Osmond Ingram?

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First enlisted man killed in WWI

75
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Who sent out the Great White Fleet?

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President Roosevelt

76
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In the Battle of Midway, which carrier did we lose?

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USS Yorktown

77
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Where did the 5 Sullivan brothers die?

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Guadal Canal

78
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What is the 3 digit code that indicates an OPTAR adjustment?

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X76

79
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Describe the following operational commands:

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Atlantic Fleet- COMLANTFLT, Norfolk, 2nd fleet / Pacific Fleet- COMPACFLT, Pearl Harbor, 3rd and 7th fleet / Naval Forces Europe- 5th and 6th fleet

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