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Naval Heritage And Doctrines Flashcards

1
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What are the seven principles of Naval logistics?

A 
Flexibility
Economy
Attainability
Responsiveness
Simplicity
Sustainability
Survivability
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2
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What is the first navy ship named after an enlisted person?

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Osmand Ingram (DD255)

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3
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Who was the first enlisted man killed in action?

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Osmand Ingram

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4
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Under what conditions is 21 gun salute rendered?

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Washington’s Birthday

Memorial Day, Independence Day, and to honor any presidents of United States and or had a foreign states.

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5
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How many gun salutes for Admiral

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17 guns

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6
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How many gun salute are for vice admiral?

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15 guns

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7
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How many gun salute for a rear Admiral upper half

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13 guns.

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8
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How many gun salutes are for rear Admiral lower half?

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11 gun.

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9
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When is the Navy’s birthday?

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October 13, 1775.

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10
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What are three levels of war

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Tactical, operational, strategic.

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11
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Who is the commander-in-chief?

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President Barack Obama.

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12
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Who is the secretary defense?

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Chuck Hagel.

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13
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Who is the secretary of navy?

A

Ray Maybus.

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14
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Chief of Naval operations

A

Admiral greenert

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15
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MCPON

A

Master chief Mike Stevens

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16
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Type commander TYCOMM

A

Airlant

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17
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MSC military Sealift command

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Provide immediate sealift compatibility in a emergency

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18
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Area of responsibility AOR

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Second fleet-Atlantic
Third fleet-Pacific
Fifth fleet-Indian Ocean/Arabian Gulf
Six fleet-Europe/Mediterranean golf

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19
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SORM

A

Ships command organization and regulation manual

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20
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Service record pages

A

Page 2-dependent
Page 4-qualifications
Page 13 administrative remarks

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21
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EDVR

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Enlisted distribution verification report

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22
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What is EDVR

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A monthly statement of enlisted personnel

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23
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Report and disposition of offense

A

NAVPERS form 1626/7

For placing a person on report

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24
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Battle of coral sea

A

To fleets never saw each other

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25
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Voyage of the great white Fleet

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Began-December 16, 1907
Ended-1909
Round the world voyage under President Roosevelt

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26
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Battle of Normandy

A

June 6, 1944
Largest amphibious operation in history
D day

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27
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Battle of Midway

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Turning point of World War II

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28
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Battle of Guadalcana

A

November 1942
Japanese naval force retreated
Three days of fighting

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29
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Battle of Leyte golf

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October 23, 1944

Final blow to Japanese Navy

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30
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Oldest commissioned a vessel

A

USS constitution

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31
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FPCON

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Force protection condition

32
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Deadly force

A

Force that a person uses causing bodily harm or death

33
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RAM Random antiterrorism Measure

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A robust security posture so Terrorist cannot easily distinguish patterns or routines vulnerable to attack

34
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Government affiliation categories

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One-nonstate supported:no government support
Two-state-supported:support from one or more government
Three-state directed:agent of government

35
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Ideological categories

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  1. Political
  2. Religious
  3. Social
36
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Location or geographic categories

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  1. domestic or indigenous

2. International or transnational

37
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Phase 1 terrorist operation

A

Broad target selection

38
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Phase 2 of terrorist operation

A

Intel and surveillance

39
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Phase 3 of terrorist operation

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Specific target selection

40
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Phase 4 of terrorist operations

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Pre-attack surveillance and planning

41
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Phase 5 of terrorist operations

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Rehearsals

42
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Phase 6 of terrorist operations

A

Actions on the objective

43
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Phase 7 of terrorist operations

A

Escape and exploitation

44
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IED

A

Improvised explosive device

45
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What is the six Naval doctrines?

A 
Command-and-control
Operations
Warfare
Logistics
Intelligence
Planning
46
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Three zones of defense

A

Assessment, warning, threat

47
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Assessment

A

The outer most defensive zone does not have boundaries

48
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Warning

A

Determines hostile intent

49
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Threat

A

Inner most layer of defense-Trigger line

50
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VBIED

A

Vehicle born improvised explosive device

51
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How many FPCONs are there

A

1: normal
2: alpha
3: bravo
4: Charlie
5: delta

52
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Normal

A

No threat or terrorist activity

53
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Alpha

A

Possible terrorist activity with no indications

54
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Bravo

A

More predictable installations not targeted

55
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Charlie

A

Incident occurred and tell indicates an attack is being planned

56
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Delta

A

Incident has occurred intel indicates imminent attack

57
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How many shipboard FPCONs

A

4

Never on normal

58
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Shipboard Alpha

A

Remain vigilant and mindful of surroundings

59
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Shipboard bravo

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Up and running while in transit is prohibited

60
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Shipboard Charlie

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1: nonessential personnel are to stay in the skin of the ship
2: smoking lamp out
3: offices brow secured
4: saluting offices is prohibited
5: Report all suspicious activities to the ships in MA or OOD

61
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Shipboard Delta

A

Same as Charlie

62
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NSF

A

Naval security force

63
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ISF

A

Import security force

64
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PPR

A

Preplanned response

65
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SRF

A

Secondary reaction force
6 person
10 min response

66
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BRF

A

Basic reaction force
6 patrol personnel
5 min response

67
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RF

A

Reserve force
6 or more personnel
20 min response

68
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SROE

A

Standing rules of engagement

69
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What does SROE do

A

Guidance when to use force, deadly force is authorize

70
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ATO

A

Anti-terrorism officer

71
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ATTWO

A

Anti-terrorism tactical watch officer

72
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TAO

A

Tactical action officer

73
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Who has weapon release authority

A

ATO, ATTWO, TAO

74
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COG

A

Chief of the guard

75
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ATTT

A

Anti-terrorism training team

76
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The three classed of naval vessels existed at the inception of the navy

A

Ship-of-the line: 64-100 guns

Frigates: 28-44 guns

Sloops-of-war: 10-20 guns

ESWS (6 decks)

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