OPNAVINST 5370.2 Navy Fraternization Policy Flashcards

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Personal relationships between what which are unduly familiar and do not respect differences in rank and grade are prohibited and violate long-standing custom and tradition of the naval service.

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Officer and enlisted memebers

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Similar relationships which are unduly familiar what may also be prejudicial to good order and discipline or of a nature to bring discredit on the naval service and are prohibited.

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Between officers or between enlisted members of different rank or grade

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Officer and enlisted members are prohibited from engaging in what regardless of the service affiliation or service rules of the other person

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Unduly familiar personal relationships

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Commands are expected to take what action as necessary to correct inappropriate behavior?

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Administration and disciplinary

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This instruction and the prohibition of fraternization found in Article 1165 of the U.S. Navy regulations are what effective without further implementation

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Lawful general orders

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Violations of this instruction or Article 1165 subjects the involved members to disciplinary action under the what?

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Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ)

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What has the Navy historically relied upon to define the bounds of acceptable personal relationships among its members?

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Custom and tradition

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Proper social interaction amoug officer and enlisted members has always been encouraged as it enhances what?

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Morale and espirit de corps

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Why have unduly familiar personal relationships between officers and enlisted members traditionally been contrary to naval custom?

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They undermine the respect for authority

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Over how many years of seagoing experience demonstrates that seniors must maintain thoroughly professional relationships with juniors at all times?

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220

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Fraternization affects what?

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Good order, discipline, authority, and high unit morale

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Custom requires that junior personnel recognize and respect the authority inherent in a senior’s

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Grade, rank, or person

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What has traditionally defined proper senior-subordinate relationships?

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Military customs and courtesies

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What is the term traditionally used to identify personal relationships which contravene the customary bounds of acceptable senior-subordinate relationships?

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Fraternization

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Historically, and as used in this instruction, fraternization is a what?

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Gender-neutral concept

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Personal relationships between what and what who are assigned to the same command, which are unduly familiar and that do not respect differences in grade or rank, are prohibited.

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Chief Petty Officer (E-7 to E -9) and junior personnel (E-1 to E-6)

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Relationships which are unduly familiar and between what and what are prohibited?

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Staff/instructors and student personnel

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Relationships which are unduly familiar between what and what are prohibited?

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Recruiting personnel and prospects

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When does a process become an applicant for enlisted or appointment in any of the Armed Forces?

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By beginning to complete a DD form 1966, NAVCRUIT 1100/11, or comparable form

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When prejudicial to good order or of a nature to bring discredit on the naval service, personal relationships between what it what which are unduly familiar and that do not respect differences in grade or rank are prohibited?

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Officer members or enlisted members

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Prejudice to good order and discipline or discredit to the naval service may result from which circumstances?

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Call into question a senior’s objectivity, preferential treatment, undermining authority, compromising chain of command

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Give three examples of unduly familiar relationships

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Dating, barrowing money between enlisted and officer members, private business relationships

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Prejudice to good order and discipline and discredit to the naval service may occur when what happens?

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The senior’s objectivity is called into question

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By long standing custom and traditions, what are separate and distinct leaders within their assigned command?

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Chief Petty Officers

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Conduct, which constitutes fraternization, is not excused or mitigated by a subsequent what between the offending parties?
Marriage
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Service members who are married or otherwise related to other service members, must maintain what?
The requisite respect
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Compatible with sea/shore rotation policy and the needs of the service, service members married to eah other will not be assigned where?
In the same chain of command
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The responsibility for preventing inappropriate relationships must rest primarily on the what?
Senior member
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Who will ensure training throughout the Navy on fraternization?
Director, Military Personnel Plans and Policy
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Who will provide indoctrination and annual training to all hands on the subject of fraternization?
Commanders