NAVEDTRA 14144, MILITARY REQUIREMENTS FOR CHIEF PETTY OFFICER Flashcards
1
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- Congress passed legislation to purchase and arm two ships on what date?
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13 October 1775
2
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- Congress authorized two battalions of Marines on what date?
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10 November 1775
3
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- Deployments place naval forces in positions to achieve how many purposes?
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Three
4
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- Positioning of naval forces for warfare in sensitive areas of the world provides a side benefit known as what?
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Presence
5
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- In its wartime posture, the Navy has how many areas of responsibility?
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Two
6
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- What is the basic function of the U.S. Navy?
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Sea control
7
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- What include aircraft, surface ships, and submarines that threaten U.S. or friendly forces operating in those areas?
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Hostile forces
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- What is the ability to project military power from the sea worldwide in a timely and precise manner to accomplish a given objective?
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Power projection
9
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- Naval forces have unrestricted global mobility based on the traditional and time-honored concept of the free use of what?
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International seas
10
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- NATO is divided into how many areas of responsibilities?
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Three
11
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- Located in the Persian Gulf region is what percent of the world’s known oil reserves?
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55
12
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- About what percent of the world’s sea trade passes through the Suez Canal at the choke point of Babel Mandeb?
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10
13
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- Total force commitment to Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm included 6 carrier battle groups and how many combat personnel?
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450,000
14
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- What is among the world’s richest continents in known mineral wealth?
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Africa
15
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- Much of the world’s oil that travels by ship through the various straits in the Indonesian area are within range of U.S. bases where?
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Philippines
16
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- The U.S. national security strategy is based on deterrence, forward defense, and what else?
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Collective security
17
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- U.S. naval forces have how many primary peacetime objectives?
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Four
18
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- The last U.S. diesel submarine, the USS Blueback (SS 581), was decommissioned on what date?
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1 October 1990
19
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- What United States submarines form the sea leg of the U.S. Trident nuclear deterrent?
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SSBNs
20
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- The rise of chemical and biological weapons in the Middle East has been linked to Israel and what other country?
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France
21
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- France successfully tested a nuclear device in what year?
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1960
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- The chemical agent most likely to be used by countries desiring to produce chemical weapons is what nerve agent?
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Tabun
23
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- Iran has been hostile toward the United States since radical, religious forces overthrew the government in what year?
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1979
24
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- The mission of the Navy includes naval presence, sea control, and what else?
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Power projection
25
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- Who will conduct an investigation of offenses before a captain’s mast takes place?
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PIO
26
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- What part of the MCM describes those actions the military considers offenses?
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Part IV
27
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- What is a physical object, such as a knife used in an assault or a stolen camera in a theft case?
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Real evidence
28
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- The 12 chapters of what describe the authority and responsibilities of the offices within the Department of the Navy?
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Navy Regulations
29
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- Failure to obey any Navy regulation subjects the offender to charges under what article of the UCMJ?
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92
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- What is the principle regulatory document of the Department of the Navy, endowed with the sanction of law, as to duty, authority, distinctions and relationships of various commands, officials and individuals?
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United States Navy Regulations
31
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- Who is responsible for maintaining the Navy Regulations?
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Chief of Naval Operations
32
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- Who must approve all additions, changes or deletions to Navy Regulations
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Secretary of the Navy
33
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- The United States Coast Guard is normally a component of the what unless at wartime?
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Department of Transportation
34
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- In accordance with Article 137 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, the articles specifically enumerated therein shall be carefully explained to each enlisted person at the time of entrance on active duty or within six days thereafter, again, after completion of how many months active duty, and again, upon the occasion of each reenlistment?
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Six
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- All persons in the naval service on active duty, those on the retired list with pay, and transferred members of the Fleet Reserve and the Fleet Marine Corps Reserve are at all times subject to what?
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Naval authority
36
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- Persons in authority are forbidden to injure their subordinates by tyrannical or capricious conduct, or by what else?
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Abusive language
37
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- Naval personnel are not permitted to lend money to another member of the armed services at an interest rate, for the period of the loan, that exceeds what percent simple interest per year?
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18
38
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- A person’s naval record is maintained by the Chief of Naval Personnel or whom else?
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Commandant of the Marine Corps
39
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- What provides regulations and guidance governing the conduct of all members of the Navy?
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OPNAVINST 3120.32B
40
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- What issues regulations and standard organizational requirements applicable to the administration of naval units?
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SORN
41
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- EMI will not normally be assigned for more than how many hours per day?
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2
42
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- The authority to assign EMI rests with whom?
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Commanding officer
43
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- Deprivation of normal liberty as punishment except as specifically authorized by the what is illegal?
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UCMJ
44
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- All late bunk sleepers will turn out at what time?
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0700
45
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- What defines the rights and duties of U. S. service personnel, civilian components, and their dependents while they are stationed in that foreign country?
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Status of Forces Agreement
46
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- Within the formal Navy management structure, management begins at what level?
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Chief Petty Officer
47
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- Department heads comprise what level of management?
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Middle
48
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- What level of management is composed of division officers and chief petty officers?
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Operating
49
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- What are methods devised to achieve a goal?
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Plans
50
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- All plans fall into one of three general groups: strategic plans, standing plans, and what other plans?
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Single-use
51
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- Strategic plans involve activities that will take place in how many years?
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2 to 5
52
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- What states the intended purpose of the command?
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Organizational mission
53
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- What are those the Navy uses for recurring or long-range activities?
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Standing plans
54
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- What are broad general statements of expected behavior?
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Policies
55
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- What define the exact steps in sequence personnel should take to achieve the organizational objective?
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Procedures
56
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- What are standing plans that specifically state what personnel can and cannot do in a given circumstance?
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Rules and regulations
57
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- What plans are those used for short-range nonrecurring activities?
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Single-use
58
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- What are single-use plans that state a specific goal and give the major steps, the timing of those steps, and the resources required to meet the stated goal?
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Programs
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- What are the separate tasks you must plan to meet program goals?
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Projects
60
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- What are planned revenue and expenditures of money, time, personnel, equipment, and so forth, expressed in numerical terms, usually by category and over a period of time?
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Budgets
61
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- What means supervisors and subordinates take part in setting overall goals for the organization?
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Management By Objectives (MBO)
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- The objective of what type of analysis is to help you identify those areas in which the division needs improvement, has available opportunities, and must overcome certain obstacles?
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SWOT
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- What ensures the Navy and your command, department, and division meet their goals?
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Control
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- What type of control is a way of trying to anticipate problems and make adjustments before the problems occur?
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Feedforward
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- What type of control involves making changes while an event is taking place?
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Concurrent
66
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- What involves making corrections after an event has happened?
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Feedback
67
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- What is a method of ensuring that your customers receive a product that meets performance expectations?
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Quality control
68
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- When the number of items produced is too large for an inspection of each item, what is used?
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Statistical analysis
69
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- What consist of small groups of workers within each division who look for ways to reduce defects, rework, and equipment downtime?
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Quality circles
70
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- What is a type of quality control that is based on the theory of doing the job right the first time
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Zero defects
71
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- What type of control can be used to measure overall division performance while performing other functions such as planning, staffing, organizing, and leading?
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Non-measurable
72
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- What defines the job to be done, resources required, steps to be taken, and progress expected at specified times?
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POA&M
73
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- What shows planned and accomplished work in relation to each other and in relation to time?
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Gantt chart
74
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- What uses a line chart to show the relationship of tasks and the time required to complete each task?
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PERT
75
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- What is the process of arranging material and personnel by functions to attain the objective of the command?
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Organization
76
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- Of the many different types of organization used today, the Navy uses three specific types: line, staff, and what other type?
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Functional
77
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- What organizations refer to the major departments responsible for accomplishing the mission of the command?
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Line
78
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- What organizations refer to personnel who advise, assist, counsel, and serve the line departments?
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Staff
79
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- What organizations refer to special departments that are neither line nor staff?
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Functional
80
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- What is the order of authority among Navy members?
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Chain Of Command
81
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- What is the order of control of an organization?
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Unity of command
82
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- What refers to the ideal number of people one person can effectively supervise?
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Span of control
83
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- Normally a supervisor is responsible for at least three but not more than how many people?
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Seven
84
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- What refers to the division of work?
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Specialization
85
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- What is the ability to influence people toward organizational objectives?
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Power
86
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- What type of authority is the authority you have over subordinates in your chain of command?
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Line
87
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- What type of authority is the right of staff to counsel, advise, or make recommendations to line personnel?
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Staff
88
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- The six types of power include reward, coercive, legitimate, informational, referent, and what else?
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Expert
89
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- What type of power results from the expectation of a negative reward if your wishes are not obeyed?
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Coercive
90
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- What type of power comes from the authority of your rate and position in the chain of command?
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Legitimate
91
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- What type of power depends on your giving or withholding of information or having knowledge that others do not have?
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Informational
92
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- What type of power derives from your subordinates’ identification or association with you?
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Referent
93
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- What type of power comes from your knowledge in a specific area through which you influence others?
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Expert
94
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- The Navy defines what as the ability to influence others toward achieving the goals and objectives of the organization?
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Leadership
95
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- In what style of leadership are subordinates expected to do the job the way the leader tells them to do it?
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Coercer
96
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- What leaders are firm but fair and tactfully provide clear direction but leave no doubt about what is expected or who makes the final decisions?
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Authoritarian
97
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- What leaders consider concern for subordinates and personal popularity as the most important aspect of their job?
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Affiliator
98
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- What leaders believe subordinates should take part in the decision-making process?
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Democratic
99
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- What leaders have trouble delegating because they believe they can do the job much better than their subordinates?
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Pacesetter
100
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- What leaders see their job as developing and improving the performance of their subordinates?
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Coach
101
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- The Navy has identified how many skills effective leaders have in common?
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Six
102
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- What type of problem solving involves analyzing complex situations and evaluating information to choose the best solution to a problem?
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Analytical
103
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- What achieves results by focusing on the procedures and processes that get the work done?
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Quality management
104
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- The Navy budget year runs from what dates?
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10/1-9/30
105
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- What is when the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) places the Con- gressionally appropriated funds into the Navy’s account?
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Apportionment
106
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- How many types of budgeting are in use in the Navy?
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Two
107
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- What type of budgeting is the primary budget used by the Navy?
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Incremental
108
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- The Navy uses what type of budgeting when figuring the cost of major material purchases, such as a ship or airplane?
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Zero-based
109
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- What department procures material; maintains storerooms and warehouses; and issues, accounts for, and collects analytical data for all the material under its cognizance?
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Supply
110
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- What is concerned with the physical handling of the supply department’s stock of materials?
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Material division
111
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- What branch of the Supply department is responsible for maintaining stock records and assuring adequate stock levels to support station operations?
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Stock control
112
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- Supply departments afloat are generally organized into how many divisions
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Five
113
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- What Supply division orders, receives, stows, and issues general stores and repair parts and maint sins related records?
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Stores
114
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- What includes any functional unit of hull, mechanical, electrical, electronic, or ordnance types of materials that are operated independently or as a component of a system or subsystem?
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Equipment
115
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- What consists of items such as fire hoses, nozzles, applicators, anchors, anchor chains, chain stoppers, and bulkhead fans?
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Equipage
116
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- What are administrative and housekeeping items, such as general-purpose hardware, common tools, or any other items not specifically defined as equipment, equipage, or repair parts?
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Consumables
117
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- Who is responsible for maintaining stocks of general stores, subsistence items, ship’s store, and clothing store stocks?
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Supply officer
118
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- Department heads are responsible for submitting what requisition form to the supply officer each time a repair part is needed?
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NAVSUP Form 1250-1
