SUPPLY

Question 1

What is the purpose of Fleet/Cargo message?

Answer 1

Let’s the fleet know our short range schedule

Question 2

What’s the purpose of ships store afloat?

Answer 2

Provide hygiene products, boost morale, and raise MWR funds

Question 3

What’s the Navy Cash program?

Answer 3

Paperless way to buy stuff

Question 4

What’s endurance loading of substance?

Answer 4

Ship is supposed to carry enough food for 30 days

Question 5

What is the Basic Daily Food Allowance?

Answer 5

25% Breakfast
40% Lunch
35% Dinner

Question 6

How much is the basic daily food allowance?

Answer 6

$9.44

Question 7

What kind of rations are used during GQ?

Answer 7

MREs and hot plates

Question 8

Where are MREs located?

Answer 8

The repair lockers

Question 9

What’s the mission of Naval Logistics?

Answer 9

100% supply readiness so we’re always mission ready

Question 10

What’s the difference between Force Level RSupply and Unit Level RSupply?

Answer 10

Force Level
- Works off Navy Working Capital Funds. SURFLANT owns our materials until funds are taken out of OPTAR.
Unit Level
- Spend OPTAR as they’re restocking. All parts on the ship are already paid for.

Question 11

What is RSupply?

Answer 11

Is used to order, track, get status, and receive parts. Is a liaison between ship and Navy Supply System

Question 12

What is FIMARS?

Answer 12

Conducts stock check with navy ships

Question 13

When is FIMARS updated?

Answer 13

The 10th and 25th

Question 14

What is One Touch?

Answer 14

Gets status of requisitions, stock checks with Naval Activity Points, and get technical info for parts

Question 15

What does GDSC stand for?

Answer 15

Global Distance Support Center

Question 16

What is GDSC?

Answer 16

Provides more accurate stock check or additional info on a NIIN and can give you point of contact

Question 17

What is a Never Out List

Answer 17

List of items should never run out of

Question 18

What is the Continuous Monitoring Program?

Answer 18

Links to RSupply and grades S-1

Question 19

How often is a CMP submitted?

Answer 19

Weekly and every day the last 2 weeks of the fiscal year

Question 20

What does COSAL stand for?

Answer 20

Coordinated Shipboard Allowance List

Question 21

What is a COSAL?

Answer 21

List of all repair and non maintenance related parts on the ship

Question 22

How is COSAL updated?

Answer 22

Via Feedback Reports which are sent off and received via ASIs by the Command’s 3MC

Question 23

What does APL stand for?

Answer 23

Allowance Parts List

Question 24

What is a APL?

Answer 24

8 digit code that IDs a system’s repair part requirements

Question 25

What is AEL?

Answer 25

9-10 digit code carries a list of non maintenance related parts for a system

Question 26

Order parts not listed on COSAL?

Answer 26

Don't do it or your request will be cancelled

Question 27

What do you need to do to order something not on COSAL?

Answer 27

Submit COSAL feedback report to 3MC

Question 28

Name 3 things about Navy Credit Card Program

Answer 28

1. We don't pay taxes 2. A quote is required for Open Purchase Requests 3. Can't exceed $3,000 unless we have a contract with the company

Question 29

What form is a COSAL Feedback Report?

Answer 29

NAVSUP 1371

Question 30

What is a COSAL Feedback Report?

Answer 30

Used to add, change, or delete info from APL/AEL

Question 31

When would we use a COSAL Feedback Report?

Answer 31

Used when a part is erroneously under a different workcenter's APL

Question 32

What form is the Ships Configuration Change?

Answer 32

OPNAVIST 4790/CK

Question 33

What is the Ships Configuration Change?

Answer 33

Used to change something to ships configuration

Question 34

How is a Ships Configuration Change different from a COSAL Feedback Report?

Answer 34

Ships Configuration Change adds a nonexistent APL | COSAL Feedback Report only use existing APLs

Question 35

What does ACR stand for?

Answer 35

Allowance Change Notice

Question 36

What form is a ACR?

Answer 36

NAVSUP 1220-2

Question 37

When is ACR used?

Answer 37

Increase or decrease the allowed requisition quantity

Question 38

What does SDR stand for?

Answer 38

Supply Deficiency Report

Question 39

What form is a SDR?

Answer 39

SF 364

Question 40

When is a SDR submitted?

Answer 40

When a requisition is lost, defective, or not the entire order was received

Question 41

What is the MILSTRIP/MILSTRAP Desktop Guide?

Answer 41

A handbook hat breaks down logistic codes in RSupply and One Touch and let's you know what's going on with your requisitions

Question 42

What does DLR stand for?

Answer 42

Depot Level Repairable

Question 43

What is a DLR?

Answer 43

Part turned into supply to save money when ordering a refurbished part

Question 44

What does MAM stand for?

Answer 44

Maintenance Assist Module

Question 45

What is a MAM?

Answer 45

Spare part used to troubleshoot

Question 46

What are the 6 Hazmat categories?

Answer 46

1. Flammable 2. Aerosols 3. Toxic 4. Corrosive 5. Oxidizers 6. Compressed Gases

Question 47

What is a SPIMG?

Answer 47

5 digit code that IDs specific hazmat

Question 48

How far from land do we need to be to dump CHT?

Answer 48

5NM

Question 49

How far to dump plastic?

Answer 49

NEVER

Question 50

How do we get rid of Plastic?

Answer 50

Pulper room

Question 51

What do you need to check out hazmat?

Answer 51

Bring MRC

Question 52

What does AEL stand for?

Answer 52

Allowance Equipment List