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Supply Flashcards

1
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What is the purpose of the Fleet Freight Cargo message?

A

Message that tells the world where we’re going to be so we can get our supplies

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Who is the Fleet Freight Cargo Message generated by?

A

COMMANDER LOGISTICS WESTERN PACIFIC

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What is NALCOMIS?

A

Naval Aviation Logistics Command Management Information Systems

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What is the purpose of the ship’s store afloat?

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Provides a quality of life and comfort to fleet sailors

All profits got to the MWR

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5
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What is the purpose of the Navy Cash program?

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Secure, centralized and safe way to handle cash onboard the ship

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What is BDFA and how does it affect the crew?

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Basic daily food allowance

Set amount of food everyone is entitled to each day

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7
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What kinds of rations are utilized during battle stations?

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MRE(Meal Ready to Eat)

Delivered to GQ stations by personnel from the mess decks

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What is the mission of Naval Logistics?

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Get the right support to the right place at the right time

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9
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State the difference between force and unit level supply

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Force - Large ships (CV, CVN, LHA, LHD)

Unit - Small ships (DD, DDG, LPD, Blue Ridge)

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What is OMMS-NG?

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Organizational Maintenance Management System Next Generation

Used for mentenance and ordering repair items

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What is ATAV?

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Afloat Total Asset Visibility

Allows afloat units to see what’s available on other afloat units

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What is GDSC?

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Global Distance Support Center

Stock check worldwide for afloat and ashore commands

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13
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What is One Touch?

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Web version of GDSC

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14
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What is the “never out list”?

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List of items that are required to be carried onboard: Toilet paper, red rags, copy paper, soap, anti-biotics, bromine cartridges

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15
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Six categories of hazardous material

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Flammable materials
Aerosol materials
Toxic materials
Corrosive materials
Oxidizing materials
Compressed gas
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16
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Who is the BLR HM coordinator?

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LT Holland

17
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What are incompatible materials?

A

Materials that should not be stored next to each other
Could cause explosion, fire, or make new hazardous substance
Ex: Bleach and ammonia

18
Q

What do you do if there is a HM/HW spill?

A

Notify DC Central
Post a safety watch
Remove/wash down spilled material
Ventilate/disinfect space

19
Q

What do you do if there is a toxic/dangerous leak?

A

Evacuate the space
Notify DCC/OOD/DCA
Secure spill area to all traffic
Wait until help arrives

20
Q

What are the responsibilities of HM for all hands

A

Return HM to HM center
Reporting spills to DCC or OOD
Report violations of HM use, storage, or handling to supervisor
Ensure HM is labeled

21
Q

Where are the oil spill containment kits located?

A

Port and starboard sponson next to refueling stations

22
Q

What does the spill kit contain?

A

2x 50ft rope
4x snap hook
4x sorbent sweeps
Misc. (swab, buckets, plastic bags)

23
Q

What is the MSDS?

A

Material safety data sheet

Technical bulletin containing information about hazardous material

24
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What must the MSDS contain?

A 
Identity of the material
Hazardous ingredients
Physical and chemical characteristics
Precautions and safe handling
Health and physical hazards
Emergency first aid procedures
MSDS preparation date
Chemical manufacturer information
25
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What is a hazardous material?

A

Material that because of quantity, concentration, physical or chemical characteristics may pose a substantial danger to human health or the environment when used incorrectly

26
Q

What does MOV stand for and what are the 2 types?

A

Material obligation validation
Internal - once a month
External - once a quarter

27
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What is hazardous waste?

A

Discarded hazardous material

28
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What is oily waste?

A

Oil residue turned into waste

29
Q

What defines any material as flammable?

A

Any material having a flash point below 100 degrees

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