Supply Organization

Question 1

The Mission of Naval Logistics

Answer 1

To provide support and supplies to each ship in a interconnected network of warehouses, shops, and control points.

Question 2

8 Fleet Logistic Centers

Answer 2

Jacksonville
Norfolk
Pearl Harbor
Puget Sound
San Diego
Sigonella
Yokosuka
Bahrain

Question 3

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

Answer 3

provides shipment info to supply activities of prospective schedule and last day the ship will receive cargo/mail in homeport. Shipment of material is based on priority designators. ​

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Submitted 30 days prior to deployment

Question 4

“Never Out List”

Answer 4

high usage fast moving material that are constantly stocked on-hand. It consists of stock material required to ensure continuous support.​

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EXAMPLES:​

Consumable High Usage Never Outs : (Toilet Paper, red rags, napkins, copy paper, soap, and cleaning gear)​

Question 5

Mandatory Never Outs

Answer 5

Bromide cartridges, antibiotics

Question 6

Depot Level Repairable

Answer 6

repairable items for which the condemnation should be made at the depot level. These items may also be repaired at the organizational or intermediate level as determined by the assigned SM&R code

Question 7

What are two different DLR prices

Answer 7

Net and Standard price.

Question 8

DLR program

Answer 8

One for one swap out for repairable parts to get a discounted price. ​

Question 9

Remain in Place program

Answer 9

Delayed turn-in program for DLRs due to system degradation or safety issues. ​

Question 10

CRIPL lists items

Answer 10

authorized to remain in aircraft or equipment pending receipt of RFI (ready for issue) replacement. ​

Question 11

Maintenance Assistant Modules (MAMs)

Answer 11

test modules required to execute an approved maintenance plan that calls for the identification of a fault through a progressive sequence of module substitution

main purpose is to troubleshoot and run analysis on systems.

Question 12

PURPOSE OF SHIP STORE AFLOAT

Answer 12

Provides convenient articles to crewmembers for health and comfort ​

Items are taxed to fund and support MWR program​

Managed by S-3

Question 13

Which stores elevators are used by Food Service?

Answer 13

Elevators #3​

Elevators #4​

Elevators #5​

Elevators #6​

Elevators #7

Question 14

The required Endurance for the Gerald R. Ford is

Answer 14

Chill 30Days ​

Frozen 45Days ​

Dry 60 Days

Question 15

How many days is the Navy Standard Core Menu?

Answer 15

21 Days

Question 16

Ship’s endurance loading of subsistence:

Answer 16

Establishes high & low limits, Enables ship to travel up to 45 days without stores for continuous operation

Question 17

Basic Daily Food Allowance (BDFA)

Answer 17

Current Allowance $9.60 (not including Prime Vendor Allowances) 20% is for Breakfast, 40% for lunch & 40% for dinner.

Question 18

Who is authorized to eat MIDRATS

Answer 18

MIDRATS are offered to personnel assuming the mid-watch and the off-going watch section that did not eat dinner.

Question 19

what kinds of rations are utilized during battle stations when the galley or galley personnel are not available and where they are distributed

Answer 19

MRE or bag lunches; Repair Lockers

Question 20

NAVY CASH PROGRAM

Answer 20

eliminate the need to carry cash which minimizes opportunities for theft

provides electronic access to checking and savings account ashore

magnetic strip on the card provides pre-paid debit access to funds in Navy Cash account at over 23 million MasterCard acceptance location in over 210 countries and its territories. It is also accepted globally at over 1,000,000 ATMs in 120 countries worldwide

Managed by S-4 (Disbursing)

Question 21

R-SUPPLY

Answer 21

(Relational Supply) creates Real-World purchases of material. Interfaces with Both NALCOMIS & OMMS-NG.

Question 22

What does NALCOMIS stands for?

Answer 22

Naval Aviation Logistics Command Management Information System

Question 23

NALCOMIS

Answer 23

Provides aviation maintenance and material management information for daily planning. Nalcomis interfaces with R-Supply for the procurement of material and parts. (AVIATION SIDE)​

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Question 24

What does OMMS-NG stands for?

Answer 24

Organizational Maintenance Management System-Next Generation

Question 25

OMMS-NG

Answer 25

Utilized to open jobs, order parts, and retrieve status of jobs. OMMS-NG interfaces with R-Supply for the procurement of material and parts. (SURFACE SIDE)

Question 26

Relational Supply

Answer 26

System used to order, receive, and issuing of services and materials; maintaining financial records; and conducting inventories​

Question 27

Two different levels of R-Supply

Answer 27

1. Force - Use Navy Working Capital Funds (NWCF). All items are being held by such are not owned by the ship, hence being bought during its issue.​
2. Unit - Purchase stores upon ordering from stock. All items stored by unit level are being owned by the TYCOM.

Question 28

ATAV

Answer 28

Afloat Total Asset Visibility

Question 29

ATAV (Afloat Total Asset Visibility)

Answer 29

System that checks asset availability throughout the fleet.

Question 30

ONE TOUCH

Answer 30

Web based system that provides asset availability, requisitioning of material, material status, and follow-up requests on material.​

Question 31

GDSC (Global Distant Support Center)

Answer 31

POC used to process parts, check assest availability, and check order statuses when supply systems are offline.

Question 32

PURPOSE OF THE CMP

Answer 32

A program that assists supply in expediting requisitions to reduce NIS (not in stock) requisitions and cuts down on outstanding requisitions or requisitions with no status/ no current status. It gives a reading of the overall ‘health’ of the ships supply. It increases Supply efficiency