Ship's Lifecycle

Question 1

Different ship phases

Answer 1

1. Maintenance Phase
2. Basic Phase
3. Integrated Phase
4. Advanced Phase
5. Sustainment Phase

Question 2

How long is CNO availability?

Answer 2

24 Months

Used to conduct essential repairs to the ship and equipment

Question 3

Maintenance Phase

Answer 3

Start of the OFRP cycle
Best time for:
- Major shipyard repairs
- System upgrades
- Technical assist visits
- Certifications

Question 4

Basic Phase

Answer 4

Focuses on development of unit core capabilities and skills
Warfare Certifications
- Led by Afloat Training Group (ATG) or Surf. Combat Systems Training Command (SCSTC)

Ensures ship manning

Question 5

What does COMPTUEX stand for?

Answer 5

Composite Training Unit Exercise

Question 6

Integrated Phase

Answer 6

Synthesize individual units and staffs into an team to simulate multi-dimensional threats in a realistic warfare environment
Opportunity for decision makers to conduct multi-unit inport and at-sea training

Upon completion, the unit is certified to deploy

Question 7

Advanced Phase

Answer 7

Applies to independent deploying Navy forces that are not part of a CSG or ARG
Specific training to meet Comb. CDR mission requirements

Upon completion forces will be certified to deploy

Question 8

Sustainment Phase

Answer 8

Begins after the integrated or advanced phase and ends with the start of the next maintenance phase
Ships can be deployed during this phase

Question 9

What does SWATT stand for?

Answer 9

Surface Warfare Advanced Tactical Training

Question 10

DIVO responsibilites

Answer 10

Maintenance Phase
1. Track major repairs
2. Track PQS quals
3. Ensure preservation work

Basic Phase
Lead your warfare area to certification

I/P Phase
1. Can complete CICWO Qual
2. Certify and coordinate with ATG/SCSTC

Sustainment Phase/Deployment
1. Work to get SWO pin
2. Regular day to day responsibilities to Sailors