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1
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What are the two major components of Naval logistics?

A

Fleet based sustainment assets

Strategic sustainment assets

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What includes replenishment of a ship for direct support, combat service, etc.

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Fleet based sustainment

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What is provided by air and sea assets and shared by all services?

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Strategic sustainment

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What are the seven principles of naval logistics?

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F-E-A-R-S-S-S

Flexibility, Economy, Attainability, Responsiveness, Simplicity, Sustainability, Survivability.

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What principle of Naval Logistics refer to the LS ability to respond to customer needs?

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Responsiveness

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What principle refers to making things simple when ordering material in R-Supply and NALCOMIS?

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Simplicity

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What principle refers to the need to be able to adapt to things when they change for example deployments/underway?

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Flexibility

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What principle refers to the need to spend money wisely to support the mission, I.e. port visit/transportation?

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Economy

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9
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What principle refers to using different contractors/venders to procure material I.e. toilet paper, rags, bags etc.

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Attainability

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What principle refers to making sure we get enough material to last throughout the mission/deployment?

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Sustainability

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What principle refers to making sure the material is in good condition, I.e. hazmat/food/supplies?

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Survivability

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12
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What should identify the location/port where the ship will be receiving cargo?

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Cargo routing messages

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13
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Cargo should not be routed to ports where ships visit in less than how many working days?

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5 working days

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14
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Ships going on deployment must send a message to NAVTRANSUPPCEN (Navy Transportation Supply Center) how many days prior to leaving?

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30 days

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15
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What provides technical screening on material worldwide, asset visibility?

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One touch support

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What is used to verify supply status for outstanding requisitions, to submit requisitions, and verify technical?

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One touch support

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17
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What is the support website for the fleet; support available for most warfare areas?

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Navy 311

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18
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What is primarily used for FCBR (Fleet COSAL Feedback Report) submission?

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Navy 311

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19
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What is a listing of consumable material that is vital to the ships mission, for example toilet paper, rags and laundry soap?

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Never Out List

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20
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What report runs annually, modified shipboard allowances based on recent demand?

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Level Settings Report

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21
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What are Navy managed items which, based on unit cost, annual demand, difficulty of repair, or other economic considerations, have been selected by cognizant inventory managers for special inventory control; typically high-money value;

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Depot Level Repair Parts

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22
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What dictates turn-in procedures of carcass?

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Advise codes

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23
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What code refers to no turn-in available, I.e. lost or stolen?

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5A

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24
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What form is required when the advise code 5A is used?

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DD-200

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25
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What code refers to initial outfitting?

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5D

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26
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What code pertains to one-for-one, immediate turn-in made supply prior to processing of requisition?

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5G

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27
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What code pertains to part remaining installed until the new part is received?

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5S-RIP (Remain In Place)

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28
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Once new part is received, workcenters have how long to turn in carcass to supply?

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24 hours

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29
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Remain-in-place is associated with which advise code?

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5S advise code

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30
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What is required for non-authorized RIPs?

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RIP Chit

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31
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Who bottom-lines a RIP chit?

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Commanding officer

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32
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Once RIP chit is signed, it is returned to S-6 for generation of what?

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RIP message (Official Naval Message)

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33
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What are replaceable assemblies (modules) required to execute an approved maintenance plan and will be located in the appropriate operating and maintenance spaces?

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Maintenance assist modules

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34
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Who maintains custody of maintenance assist modules (MAMs)?

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Department Head

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35
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What evolved from the ATM at sea program and replaces those familiar ATMs with a state of the art debit card system?

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Navy/Marine cash

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36
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What ATMs are onboard, 24hr 7 days a week access to Navy/Marine cash accounts?

A

K80 cashless ATM’s

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37
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What are the two accounts on your Navy/Marine cash cards?

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Chip base electronic

Magnetic strip

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38
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What refers to the ability to load the proper amount of subsistence items for the crew to sustain a scheduled deployment?

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Endurance Loading of Subsistence

39
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Currently the BHR can go for how many days providing food to the crew before having to do a RAS?

40
Q

What is defined as taking the BAS on the LES, and subtracting it from the meal supplemental?

A

Basic Daily Food Allowance

41
Q

What will be initiated by the CO when regularly scheduled Mess Decks food service operations cannot be provided to the crew?

A

Battle messing

42
Q

Who notifies the SUPPO to prepare battle messing?

43
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Who directs FSO to prepare battle messing and to report when finished?

44
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Who will augment galley/mess decks by requesting release of all necessary personnel from GQ stations?

45
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Who will notify DCA to prepare for battle messing?

46
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Who ensures galley has steam, water, ventilation, drainage, lights, and access to all necessary spaces?

47
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Once battle messing is complete who will ensure all hatches are secured for GQ as appropriate?

48
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Who will identify battle ration requirements for his responsible area?

A

Repair locker officer

49
Q

What are included in battle messing items?

A

Two sandwiches, one or two sealed juice, one hard boiled egg, one fruit, one candy bar.

50
Q

How many supply divisions are on board the BHR?

A

10 supply divisions

51
Q

What is S-1?

A

Stock control

52
Q

What is S-2?

A

General Mess

53
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What is S-3?

A

Sales and Service Division

54
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What is S-4?

A

Disbursing

55
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What is S-5?

56
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What is S6?

A

Aviation supply

57
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What is S-7?

58
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What is S-8?

A

Main Issue

59
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What is S-9?

60
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What is S-10?

A

Post Office

61
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What is R-Supply

A

Relational Supply

62
Q

What does OMMS/NG stand for?

A

Organization Material Maintenance System Next Generation

63
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What does COSAL stand for?

A

Coordinated Shipboard Allowance List

64
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How many parts to COSAL?

65
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What does HMUG stand for?

A

Hazardous Material Users Guide

66
Q

What is the manual name for the HMUG?

A

NSTM 670 Volume 1 and 2

67
Q

What are the categories of hazmat and how many are there?

A

6
Flammable or combustible material
Aerosols containers
Toxics materials
Corrosive material (including acid and bases)
Oxidizing material-liquid or solids that give off oxygen
Compressed gases

68
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What are the three major groups of compressed gases stored in cylinders?

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Liquefied, non-liquified, dissolves gases

69
Q

The way for identifying incomparable materials is using the MSDS for the material or the incompatibility chart located in what instruction?

A

OPNAVINST 5100.19E

70
Q

What are personal protection equipment when handling HM/HW?

A

Gloves, aprons, goggles, face shield, boots (found in SDS, HMUG, MRC)

71
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What are the nine procedures to be followed when dealing with an HM spill?

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Discovery and notification
Initiation of action
Evaluation
Containment and damage control
Dispersion of gases/vapors
Cleanup and decontamination
Disposal of contaminated materials
Certification of re-entry
Follow-up reports
72
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What is defined as a hazard to human health or the environment when released or spilled into the environment?

A

Hazardous Material

73
Q

What is any discarded material (liquid, solid, or gas)?

A

Hazardous waste

74
Q

What legislation governs the discharge of oily waste into the ocean?

A

Clean Water Act

75
Q

What authorizes the department of defense to issues regulations governing the design, construction, operation, of marine sanitation devices on board vessels owned and operated by the government?

A

The clean water act

76
Q

Why should each ship maintain for overboard spills or for spills onboard a ship?

A

MK11 oil spill containment and cleanup kit

77
Q

What should each MK11 oil spill containment and cleanup kit contain?

A

Shovels, gloves, coveralls, buckets and absorbents

78
Q

When underway all non-processed food waste should be discharged how far from port?

79
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When underway, all processed food waste should be discharged how far away from port?

80
Q

When underway non-contaminated plastic must be retained for at least how many days?

81
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When underway contaminated plastic must be retained for at least how many days?

82
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Who must be notified for the discharge of any plastic overboard?

83
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When discharging plastic, it must be how far from land?

84
Q

When underway discharging sewage should not be within how many NM of land?

85
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When underway which division will turn in sheet for hazwaste with correct NSN, nomenclature and quantity and must be double bagged?

A

S-9 Hazmat division

86
Q

What is the color of the hazmat bottle for oxygen?

87
Q

What is the color of the flammable hazmat bottle?

88
Q

What color is the hazmat bottle for for protection?

89
Q

What is the color for the toxic hazmat bottle?

90
Q

What is the color of the hazmat bottle for anesthesia?

91
Q

What is the color of the hazmat bottle for the paint locker?

92
Q

What is the color of the hazmat bottle for combo oxygen?

93
Q

What is the color of the hazmat bottle for industrial gases?

94
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What is the color of the hazmat bottle for refrigerants?

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