Supply Basics

Question 1

What is the purpose of the Fleet Freight/Cargo Message?

Answer 1

To identify the location/port where the ship will be receiving cargo, the inclusive dates, and transportation priority of cargo desired at each location/port

Question 2

Purposes of the ship’s store afloat

Answer 2

1. Provide a convenient and reliable source for personnel to obtain articles considered necessary for their health, comfort, or convenience at a savings
2. Provide services necessary in day-to-day living
3. Provide a source of funds to be used for the recreation of naval personnel through profits from sales
4. Promote good morale

Question 3

Where is the Navy Cash server located?

Answer 3

CS Office

Question 4

Where are the two cashless ATMs?

Answer 4

FWD STBD p-way near vending machines

AFT port p-way near CS office

Question 5

What is the name of the ATM?

Answer 5

Handheld

Question 6

Where are the six points of sale on Momsen?

Answer 6

1. Ship’s store
2. CPO mess
3. Wardroom
4. CS office
5. Disbursing Office
6. Post Office

Question 7

What device is in each vending machine?

Answer 7

(CAD)
Card
Accepting
Device

Question 8

Explain endurance loading of substinence and how it affects the ship’s mission and sustainability

Answer 8

1. Must have at least 15 days worth of chilled food
2. Must have at least 30 days worth of frozen food
3. Must have at least 45 days worth of dry food

Question 9

What is BDFA?

Answer 9

Basic
Daily
Food
Allowance

Question 10

How much does BDFA cost per crew member?

Answer 10

$9.44

Question 11

When are MRE’s used?

Answer 11

During battle stations when galley personnel are not available

Question 12

How many MREs per person?

Answer 12

3

Question 13

How many MREs are in a case?

Answer 13

12

Question 14

What is the mission of Naval Logistics?

Answer 14

To provide and sustain our operational readiness by getting the right support to the right place at the right time

Question 15

Difference between Force Level RSUPPLY and Unit Level RSUPPLY

Answer 15

Force Level RSUPPLY - Designed for big decks

• Interfaces with OMMS-NG and NALCOMIS databases
• For Navy Working Capital Fund (NWCF) Ships

Unit Level RSUPPLY - Designed for small boys

• Interfaces with OMMS-NG and NTCSS databases
• For Operations, Maintenance & Navy Funds or end use activities

Question 16

What is ATAV?

Answer 16

Program used to provide total asset visibility of inventories onboard SNAP 1, Ported SNAP, RSUPPLY, and Micro-SNAP ships

Question 17

What is One Touch?

Answer 17

An online website that will give you information about material you are trying to order. You can also get status or order material from the website.

Question 18

What is GDSC?

Answer 18

Global Distance Support Center

Place you can contact by phone to request status or high priority requisitions

Question 19

Describe the “Never Out List”

Answer 19

Material that is in high demand and the ship should never run out of. Items that would be on the never out list would be toilet paper, sodas, printer paper

Question 20

What does CSMP stand for?

Answer 20

Continuous Ship Monitoring Program

Question 21

What does CSMP do?

Answer 21

Program used by ships in the fleet and certain shore commands to monitor and improve processes

Question 22

What two elements is CSMP consisted of?

Answer 22

Extractor programs that are installed on every ship for S1, S2, S3

Website, where data from the ship CSMP Extractor programs and other sources is posted

Question 23

What three colors are associated with the CSMP and what do they stand for?

Answer 23

Green - Within the set parameters and no further action needed

Yellow - Outside the parameters by a narrow margin and proceed with caution and see what can be done to improve it

Red - Well outside the set parameters, investigate what is going on, make changes to get back into normal parameters

Question 24

Who monitors CSMP off ship?

Answer 24

ATG and TYCOM (Type Commander)