SORM and Organization Flashcards

1
Q

State the purpose of SORM

A

Standard Organization and Regulations Manual - It’s purpose is to issue regulations and guidance governing the conduct of all members of the US Navy

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Discuss the dual chain of command (Administrative/Operational) for operating forces

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An operational chain from the President, through the SecDef to a commander of a unified command to the assigned operational forces. An administrative chain through the SecNav and CNO and outside the chain of command of the unified command structure.

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3
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What is a unified command?

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It is composed of 2 or more services. It has a broad continuing mission and a single commander. (Joint Forces Command, Transportation Command, Strategic Command)

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4
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What do Functional Wing Commanders do?

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Responsible for the aircraft material readiness, administration, training, and inspection of squadrons under their command

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What do Type Squadron Commanders do?

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Responsible for the maintenance and material condition of aeronautical equipment assigned to their cognizance for the operation and support of the mission. Also coordinate the NAMP.

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6
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Commander in Chief

A

Donald Trump

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7
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Vice President

A

Mike Pence

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Secretary of Defence

A

Honorable Ashton Carter

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9
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Secretary of the Navy

A

Honorable Sean J Stackley (ACTING)

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10
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Chief of Naval Operations

A

Admiral John Richardson, USN

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MCPON

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Steven S. Giordano

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12
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What is an OPREP?

A

Operation Report, used by any unit to provide the NCA and appropriate naval commanders with immediate notification of any accident or unauthorized incident involving a possible detonation of a nuclear weapon which could create a nuclear war.

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What is a MOVEREP?

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Movement Report, the primary source of location information concerning ships.

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What is a LOGREQ?

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Logistical Requirements, submitted by a ship prior to entering a port to notify the proper commands of its logistics requirements while visiting that particular port.

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What is SORTS?

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Status of Requirement and Training Support, repots the ship’s status of conditions of readiness in all warfare areas in our ability to conduct operations

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What is a SITREP?

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Situation Report, provides appropriate operational commanders with timely notification for any incident not meeting OPREP-3 special incident reporting criteria.

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17
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What is ROC/POE?

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Required Operational Capabilities and Projected Operational Environment are what the Navy uses to project what assets are needed where and how much

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18
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PACOM

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U.S. Pacific Command

Camp Smith, Hawaii

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19
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EUCOM

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U.S. European Command

Stuttgart, Germany

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SOUTHCOM

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U.S. Southern Command

Miami, Florida

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CENTCOM

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U.S. Central Command

Tampa Bay, Florida

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NORTHCOM

A

U.S. Northern Command

Colorado Springs, Colorado

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SOCOM

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U.S. Special Operations Command

Tampa Bay, Florida

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TRANSCOM

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U.S. Transportation Command

Scott Air Force Base, Illinois

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STRATCOM

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U.S. Strategic Command

Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska

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AFRICOM

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U.S. Africa Command

Stuttgart, Germany

27
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2nd Fleet

A

Atlantic Ocean

Norfolk, Virginia

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3rd Fleet

A

Eastern Pacific Ocean

San Diego, California

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4th Fleet

A

Caribbean, Central and South America, surrounding waters

Mayport, Florida

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5th Fleet

A

Arabian Gulf/Indian Ocean/Persian Gulf

Manama, Bahrain

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6th Fleet

A

Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea

Gaeta, Italy

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7th Fleet

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Western Pacific/Indian Ocean

Yokosuka, Japan

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10th Fleet

A

Operates in conjunction with the 2nd through 7th fleets

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AE

A

Ammunition Ship

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AD

A

Destroyer Tender

36
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AFS

A

Combat Stores Ship

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AS

A

Submarine Tender

38
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AO/AOE

A

Oilers/Oiler and Ammunition Support Ships

39
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CG

A

Guided Missile Cruiser

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CV/CVN

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Carrier/Nuclear Powered Carrier

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DD/DDG

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Destroyer/Guided Missile Destroyer

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FFG

A

Guided Missile Frigates

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LCC

A

Amphibious Command Ship

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LHA

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Amphibious Assault Ship

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LHD

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Amphibious Warfare Ship

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LPD

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Amphibious Transport Dock

47
Q

LPH

A

Amphibious Assault Ship designed to embark, transport, and land 1,800 troops and their equipment via helicopters during a beach assault

48
Q

LSD

A

Dock Landing Ship

49
Q

MCS

A

Mine Countermeasures Support Ship (there is only one if these in naval inventory, USS Inchon)