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Contains instructions that assist pilots in getting material or services needed in order to complete their missions.

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Flight Packets

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Inventoried by the Maintenance Control Officer and Aircrew before and after EA flights.

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Flight Packet Contents

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Requisition parts and other materials from other DOD activities.

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DD 1348 (6pt)

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Cadillac chit or blank chit. Commercial Company, car rental company, government sources and government contractor.

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SF 44 (Standard Form 44)

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jet fuel/aviation gasoline commercial holding airports DLA contracts and most DOD activities

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DD 1896-97

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used to established a continuous chain of accountability specific EQ installed in or designated for use on an aircraft

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AIR: Aircraft Inventory Records

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T/F: Aircraft are transferred and accepted only after an aircraft inventory has been performed

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True

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AIR: Binder

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Opnav 4790/ 109

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AIR: Title Page

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4790/ 110

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AIR: EQ List

divided into sections, list items pertaining to particular section of the aircraft

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4790/ 111

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AIR: Shortage list

Reflects shortages of EQ or parts disc during inventory

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4790/ 112

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AIR: Certification and Records of Transfer
Certifies and records the aircrafts transfer
Renders AIR up to date
Complete at the time of transfer

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4790/ 104

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Ejection seat installed on an aircraft would be accounted for in an AIR

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FIA-18

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SAR EQ, hoist and rafts used in SAR Help would be accounted for in an AIR.

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HELO

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Magnetic Anomaly Detector (MAD) boom would be included in the AIR inventory system.

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P3

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lost tool result in FOD (Foreign Object Damage)

Increases safety by eliminating accident and EQ damage due to those uncontrolled tools

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TCP: Tool Control Program

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Look for tools prevent mishaps

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FOD/ Foreign Object Damage

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coordinates with wing commanders in developing the TCPL, for new type model aircraft when it is introduce to the fleet.

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NAVAIR

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TCPL means

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Tool Control Plan

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has overall responsibility for operating the TCPL and operating the tool room

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Material Control

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Immediate search for lost tool and operations put on hold.

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Hanger Bay

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It is used to identify or partially identify an item of supply.

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Part Number/ Reference Number

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A code assigned to government agencies who manufacture, or control the design and development of government specifications or standards.

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Cage Code ( Commercial and Government Entity)

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What are the two ways to get access to FEDLOG?

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Cage code search

NIIN Search

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  • Published by the DLIS (Defense Logistics Information System) on the fed log cd-rom
  • Identifies selected NAVY Repairable items for turn in to designated overhaul point (DOP) when unserviceable and beyond local repair capability.
  • When repaired by the depot, items will become supply system stock.
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MRIL: Master repairable item list

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26
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MRIL consists of two parts. What are they?

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MRIL Data response screen

MRIL Shipping data screen.

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Provides information about repairable items.

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MRIL Data response screen.

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Supplies parts to the Navy.

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Naval Supply System

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Is responsible of planning and determining the Navy’s material support.

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CNO

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What are the CNO’s responsibilities?

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"SFMWWE"
Support Services
Facilities
Maintenance
Weapons
Weapons system
Equipment
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Provides logistics support to commands at sea.

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Fleet Commander

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Responsible for ships of the fleet grouped together by the ship type. Also reports to the Ft Cdr.

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Type Cdr

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33
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Air force: Atlantic Fleet

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COMNAVAIRLANT (Commander Naval Air Forces US Atlantic Fleet.)

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Submarine : Atlantic Fleet

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COMSUBLANT (Commander Submarine Force US Atlantic Fleet)

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Surface: Atlantic Fleet

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COMNAVSURFLANT

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Air force: Pacific

A

COMNAVAIRFOR

37
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Submarine: Pacific Fleet

A

COMSUBPAC

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Surface: Pacific Fleet

A

COMNAVSURFPAC

39
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T or F:

The Pacific and Atlantic Fleets are determined based on their locations.

A

True.

East or West of Mississippi.

40
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T or F:

All squadrons fall under the NAVAL AIR FORCE COMMANDERS.

A

True

41
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T or F:

Aircraft carriers fall under COMNAVAIRFOR regardless of their location.

A

True

42
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Reports to tycom for the operation of his or her command.

Connects the war fighting and supply chain of commands.

A

Commanding Officer

43
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Responsible for the day-to-day operation of the command or ship

A

Executive Officer

44
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Reports to tXO and is responsible for the area of expertise.

A

Department Head

45
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Responsible for ensuring the supply department runs efficiently.
It is also known as the department head

A

Supply Officer

46
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What are the two supply divisions on board ships?

A

Material Support and Services

47
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Material support is consists of what divisions?

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S-1, S-6, S-8

48
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Services on board ship is consists of what divisions?

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S-2, S-3, S-4, S-5

49
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S-1

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Stock Control - Performs Stock ordering

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S-2

A

Food Services

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S-3

A

Ship’s Store

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S-4

A

Disbursing

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S-5

A

Wardroom

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S-6

A

Aviation

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S-7

A

MWR Cnap

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S-8

A

General Store

57
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S-9

A

Customer Service

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S-10

A

Quality Assistance

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S-11

A

CDO Mess

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S-12

A

Postal

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S-13

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Hazardous Material

62
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Define S-1 to S-13

A

SF/SD/WA/MG/CQ/CP/H

63
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Define all the chapters of P-485

A 
OMPREIPSF
1  Organization and Administration
2  Material Identification
3  Material Procurement
4  Receipt, Custody and Stowage
5  Expenditures
6  Inventory Management
7  Packaging, and Transportation
8  Special Materials
9  Financial Management
64
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Is the highest level of the Naval Supply System

A

Naval Supply Command

65
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What are the functions of Major Naval Activities?

A

Provides Material support for the department of the Navy.

Supplies management policies and methods.

66
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They ensure proper balance between assets and requirements (supply and demands)

A

Inventory Managers

67
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NSS or Naval Supply System Command includes what?

HINT: 5

A 
"BISOP"
Bureau
ICPS or Inventory Control Points
System Command 
Offices
Project Manager
68
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Where can you find Inventory Managers and Cognizance Symbols?

A

NAVSUP p-485 Volume II Appendix 18

69
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Identification codes used to identify IM.

Two characters and is alphanumeric.

A

Cogs or cognizance symbol

70
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Where can you find two ICP points?

A

Philadelphia, PA

Mechanicsburg, PA

71
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What are the responsibilities of ICPS?

A

RPP: RP SQUARED
Retain Inventory Control
Positioning material
Provide technical assistance nd cataloging services.

72
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Reviews transaction reports from stock points.

Responsible to ensure stock point receives the item required as quickly as possible.

A

ICP

73
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Fleet and industrial supply centers (FISCS) and naval shipyards

A

Stock Point

74
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Manage and stock materials that directly support the fleet.

A

FISCS: Fleet and Industrial Supply Centers

75
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What are the responsibilities of FISC?

A

PRS
Procure
Receive
Store

76
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Where are the 7 FISC Locations?

A 
Jacksonville, Fl
Sigonella, IT
Pearl Harbor, HI
Yokosuka, JA
Norfolk, VA
Puget sound, WA
San Diego, CA
77
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T OR F:

When a ship is home-ported in the US, it receives support from the nearest supply supported activity or FISC?

A

True

78
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Manages about 60 percent of all items in the integrated Navy Supply System.

A

DLA

79
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Manages all 9 series cogs except for 9Q.

A

DLA

80
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Integrated Naval Supply System is made up of what?

A

DLA and NSS

81
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Two groups of Inventory Managers

A

Weapon System programs

ICP

82
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Some IM includes :

A

Project Managers
ICP
Bureaus and Offices

83
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What are the functions of the afloat supply divisions?

A

To provide material support of services to the command.

US NAVY (11 decks)

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