SUPPLY

Question 1

Navy cash program

Answer 1

Sailors are issued a prepaid card and used to purchase items at ship’s store

Purpose - to reduce the risk of carrying cash onboard

Can be used as a credit card

Question 2

Receiving credit

Answer 2

Credit can be re-gained from parts that were ordered/received by mistake

Money is credited to TYCOM

Question 3

Bulkhead ready spares

Answer 3

Spare parts kept in a space so they are ready at departments disposal

Question 4

Battle rations

Answer 4

Food items delivered during GQ

Delivered by battle cook to each watch station

Question 5

List of items considered to never be out of

Answer 5

Toilet paper
Copy paper
Paper towels
Hand soap
Hand sanitizer

Question 6

HAZWAST

Answer 6

Properties that make it dangerous or harmful to human health or the environment

Question 7

Two basic methods a ship may obtain materials and services

Answer 7

Submitting a requisition to the supply activity

Direct purchase from a commercial source

Question 8

“Never out” item

Answer 8

Considered to be necessary for the ship/personnel and should never run out of

Question 9

Fleet freight / cargo message

Answer 9

Message sent through the supply pipeline to inform ships on where cargo will be sent

Question 10

HAZMAT

Answer 10

Any material that is regulated as hazardous

Question 11

6 categories of hazardous material

Answer 11

Corrosive material
Aerosol container
Oxidizing material
Toxic material
Flammable / combustible material
Compressed gasses

Question 12

5G

“better than 4G, but they need my old phone first”

Answer 12

Part is turn-in before receiving the new part

Question 13

5S

“Stay”

Answer 13

Parts in the supply system allowed to remain in place until the new part is received

Question 14

APL

Answer 14

Allowance parts list

Lists repair parts, characteristics and/or descriptive data

Question 15

NIIN

Answer 15

National Item Identification Number

Last 9 digits of NSN

Question 16

COSAL

Answer 16

Coordinated Shipboard Allowance List

Mandatory parts required to have onboard in order to get underway

Question 17

NSN

Answer 17

National Stock Number - 13 digits

Question 18

OPTAR

Answer 18

Operating Target
Ships budget
Amount of money each fiscal year divided into quarters

Question 19

AEL

Answer 19

Allowance Equipage List

Items required for the operation of the systems and/or the repair parts to support it

Question 20

TYCOM

Answer 20

Type Commander

Question 21

BDFA

Answer 21

Basic Daily Food Allowance

$10.22

Question 22

MAM’s

Answer 22

Maintenance Assist Module

Replaceable modules required to perform maintenance on the failed module

Question 23

DLR program

Answer 23

Depot Level Repairable

Repaired and condemned at the depot maintenance level

Identified by MCC; H, E, X, G & Q

Part for part basis

Question 24

NAVOSH

Answer 24

Navy occupational safety and health program

Question 25

DD form 200

Answer 25

Survey to repot lost or damaged material

Question 26

DD form 1348

Answer 26

Printing ticket or receipt to pick up parts

Question 27

NAVSUP form 1220-2

Answer 27

Allowance change request document Requesting all additions, deletions & quantity increases/ decreases in all published allowance list

Question 28

DTO

Answer 28

Direct Turn Over

Question 29

UNMIPS

Answer 29

Uniform Material Movement & Issue Priority System Ensures the supply officer doesn’t abuse the system

Question 30

EMRM

Answer 30

Equipment maintenance related material Part of the OPTAR that includes all repair parts

Question 31

MCC

Answer 31

Material Control Code

Question 32

DRMO

Answer 32

Defense Reutilization & Marketing Office

Question 33

Material Obligation Validation

Answer 33

A program used to verify unfilled quantities/ requisitions

Question 34

Effects of OPTAR

Answer 34

Department budget DRMO

Question 35

Publications used in Supply

Answer 35

MILSTRIP/MILSTRAP Supply bible NAVOSH COSAL

Question 36

Country Code

Answer 36

5th and 6th digit of an NSN Identifies the country that made the part