KNOWLEDGE CHECK

Where is the OOD Posted

Quarterdeck

What are some responsibilities of the OOD?

Ensure quarterdeck Procedures

Deck log

Oversee Subordinate watch positions

Who does the rover report to and how often?

Reports to he OOD at the top of every hour

How often are fuel reading required?

Every 4 hours

What is the on-base phone number for emergency services?

841-3333

What does 3M stand for?

Maintenance

Material

Management

What is the purpose of 3M?

1. Provides a means of managing maintenance aboard a ship


1. Provides efficient uniform methods of conducting and recording preventative and corrective maintenance

What are the six 3M objectives

Standardization

Efficiency

Documentation

Analysis

Configuration Status Accounting (a means of reporting and recording changes in equipment)

Scheduling

What are the two types of maintenance?

Preventative maintenance

Corrective maintenance

What are the two subsystems of 3M?

Planned Maintenance System (planned preventative maintenance)

Maintenance data system (allows maintenance to report applicable maintenance required)

What is an LOEP?

List of Effective Pages (list of MIPS for each piece of equipment within a Specific work center)

what is a quarterly schedule?

Visual display of Work center Preventative maintenance system

Covers 13 weeks

Department head supervises

Used to prepare Weekly Preventative maintenance schedule

What are some of the problems with Planned Maintenance System

Not self starting or sustaining

Will not automatically and effortlessly produce good results

Personnel shortage and turnover

Training in maintenance required

Occasional errors

What is the purpose of Maintenance Data Collection System?

Allows maintenance personnel to report applicable maintenance requirements and configuration changes to equipment.

What are the different types of maintenance action forms?

2K-Ships hand generated form

2Q-Ships computer generated form

2R-Maintenance Facility computer generated form

What is the most effective means for evaluating Planned Maintenance system?

Aggressive Spot Check Program

At the MDS intermediate level, work is completed by what three methods?

1. Shoreline Intermediate Maintenance Activity for ships
2. Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department


1. Intermediate Maintenance Facility for Subs

Military courtesies show politeness through _________

Saluting

Introductions

Handshakes

Forms of Address

To whom/what do you render salutes to?

Officers

Colors

Foreign Military services

Medal of Honor recipients

OOD

The President

Vehicles with Officers inside

When do you not salute?

1. At mess'
2. In formation
3. In public places where it is obviously inappropriate
4. Public transportation
5. On a work detail
6. When engaged in athletics
7. When uncovered

What are the rules for introduction?

1. Stand up
2. Smile
3. Shake hands firmly
4. Make eye contact
5. Repeat other person’s nam

Explain introduction protocol

1. Junior approaches senior
2. Senior member initiates


1. Say senior person’s name/rank first then introduce the junior person’s name/rank

How shall all naval service personnel board or depart a ship?

1. Stop at brow
2. Face and salute ensign
3. Salute OOD
4. “greeting of the day, I report my return aboard”

Do the reverse if departing a ship

What is the military flag order of precedence?

1. Army'
2. Marine Corps
3. Navy
4. Air Force


1. Coast Guard

When a vessle is underway, when should the ensign be displayed?

Peacetime: During daylight hours

Wartime: Continuously

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Also displayed when:


1. Getting underway or mooring/anchoring
2. Falling in with other ships
3. Cruising near land


1. When engaged in battle

What are the aspects of Wardroom participation?

1. All officers are encouraged to participate socially
2. Events
3. Monthly dues to help cover events


1. Spouse interaction

Name the 3characteristics of the Constitution

1. Supreme law of the land
2. Guides government and legal system


1. Basis for new laws

4 main sections of the Constitution

1. Preamble
2. Articles
3. Bill of Rights
4. Ammendments

Purpose of the Preamble

Provides the framework and general principles of the American government.

Describe the Purpose of the Navy Ethos

Identifies the characteristics, culture, and beliefs of the Navy

Identify and Explain the Navy Core Values

1. Honor
2. Courage
3. Commitment

What is the verbal difference between the Oath of Enlistment and the Oath of Officer?

Enlistment obeys the orders of the president and the officers appointed over them while the Oath of Officer take the obligation freely without mental reservation.

What is the difference between the Oath and the Comissioning Certificate?

Oath of Officer is a swear in accepted at free will while the Commissioning certificate is the President charging you to obey his orders.

What are some key factors to remember involving being a commissioned Officer?

1. Officers held to a high standard
2. Must lead ethically and morally
3. Accountable for their sailors


1. Don’t shift blame when problems arise

A(n) ___ is used to determine Member’s Status when reviewed during boards

OSR (Officer Summary Record)

____ is stored in the EMPRS and are permanent documents that reflect a member’s fitness for service, performance of duties, and entitlements, and affect or influence a member’s career and benefits

OMPF (Officer Military Personnel File)

List three types of reports

1. Regular
2. Concurrent
3. Operational Command Report

Senior reporting officials have the responsibility to submit reports for enlisted personnel when? For Officers?

1. Due the 15th of the assigned rank month
2. Due at the end of the assigned rank month

When do Ensign FITREPS need to be turned in? Mid year evals?

1. End of the month of May
2. End of the month of December

What lineal numbers are more senior ranking, lower or higher?

Lower numbers are more senior ranking

When is the zone message released each year?

December

What is on the zone message?

Name, lineal number, date of rank, and what zone

What positions are on a promotion board?

Board members and recorders

Where can your lineal number be found?

On the Naval Register on BUPERS Online

Officer Summary Record and Performance Summary Record are examples of?

Official Record Documentation

How many days of leave would a service member need to put in for if they take leave from after work Wednesday to before work Tuesday

5 days

What is Family Separation Allowance and when is it given?

Monthly entitlements given to members with dependents who are separated from them for more than 30 days.

Describe SGLI and what it is used for

VOLUNTARY life insurance

Not taxable

Available in 50,000$ increments

Who is eligible for healthcare through the military

Active duty

Reserve component

Retirees

Dependents (spouses, unmarried children and legal adult dependents)

Widowed dependents

Medal of honor recipients

What are the types of leave?

1. Chargeable


1. Regular
2. Emergency
3. Terminal
2. Non-Chargeable


1. Convalescent
2. Care giver
3. House hunting

Name the responsibilities of a pregnant servicewoman

1. Confirm pregnancy with healthcare provider
2. Incorporate pregnancy planning
3. Notify chain of command within 2 weeks of confirmation

What is the duration of PCL, SCL and MCL?

PCL: 6 weeks

SCL: 21 days

MCL: 6 weeks (must be taken before PCL)

When must Exceptional Family Member Program status be updated or renewed?

1. When condition changes or diagnoses are made
2. Every 3 years
3. 12 months prior to negotiating orders
4. Upon a permanent change of station

(Note: This is a MANDATORY program)

Name four eligible candidates for Navy Family Readiness services

1. Active duty and their dependents
2. Civilian employees of DoD working overseas
3. Coast guard when Operating under the Navy
4. Reservists when ordered to active duty
5. Spouses and dependents of POWs

When must Family Care Plans be updated?

Update within 60 days of a change

Verify annually

(Note: Required for Mil-Mil with children, single parents, and people with adult dependents)

What are the 3 factors involved in having a written plan regarding elements for personal financial success?

1. Set goals
2. Net worth statement


1. Spending plan

What does SMART stand for in goal setting?

Specific

Measurable

Attainable

Realistic

Timeline

___% interest is just below the S&P 500 average return from 1900-2016

10%

Credit reports include what 5 factors?

1. Number of credit accounts
2. Late payments/payment history
3. Collections
4. Outstanding debts
5. Age of accounts

What are the two types of attorney?

1. General
2. Special

What document uses a standard system of numbers and letter symbols to categorize and classify Navy and Marine Corps records?

Standard Subject Identification Code Manual

Although there is no specific guidance for informal correspondence it should ______.

Be brief, use good taste and observe traditional customs and courtesies

What provides a model for joint letters, multiple address letters, endorsements, directives, and memoranda?

Standard Letter

What documents must the Commander/CO/OIC sign?

1. Documents that establish policy
2. Addressing command issues to higher authority
3. Certain aspects of military justice


1. When required by law or regulation

How many work days do you have to respond to Congressional corresponence?

Within 5 workdays of recipt

What are the four different message types, tie periods for delivery, and levels of urgency?

1. Flash (Z): ASAP 10 min or less
2. Immediate (O) 30 min or less
3. Priority (P) 3 hours or less
4. Routine (R) 6 hours or less

Are military justice/discipline tools typically used proactively or reactively?

Proactive to minimize punishment

Military justice is accomplished by a variety of methods. Name the 3 methods.

1. Administrative (counseling, FITREPs, withdrawal of security clearance, reassignment, administrative separation)
2. Disciplinary (Non-judicial punishment)


1. Criminal Procedures

Why do we need military laws?

To promote justice and maintain good order and discipline in the armed forces.

What are the different types of Courts-Martial?

1. Summary
2. Special
3. General

What are the EMI limitations?

1. Conducted at a reasonable time outside normal working hours (CO must approve after hours EMI)
2. Max 2 hours a day
3. Not on Sunday/member’s Sabbath
4. Only as long as necessary to correct deficiency


1. Not used to deprive member of normal liberty

What are the types of discharges from service that may affect a service member for punishment?

Punitive


1. Bad-conduct discharge
2. Dishonorable discharge

What is a technical expression for a violation of the Law of War by any person?

War Crime

What is a serious violation of the Law of War and may be roughly equated to felonies in our criminal law?

Grave breaches

International customary law that governs the conduct of states and individuals when they are engaged in armed conflict is called what?

Law of Armed Conflict

What are the Four Basic Principles of the Law of Armed Conflict?

1. Military Necessity
2. Humanity (no unnecessary suffering)
3. Proportionality


1. Discrimination

What are the 4 cases where the Law of Armed Conflict is applied?

1. All cases of declared war
2. Any other international armed conflict
3. All cases of partial or total occupation


1. Certain non-international armed conflicts

Who are the members of the National Security Council?

1. President
2. Vice President
3. NSA
4. State
5. Treasury


1. Defense

What year was the National Security Council established?

1947

Who provides Operational Advice to the President, the Secretary of Defense and the National Security Council?

Joint Chiefs of Staff

Who serves as the primary military advisor to the President, the Secretary of Defense and the National Security Council?

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

Which members make up the Joint Chiefs of Staff?

1. Chairman
2. Vice Chairman
3. Chief of Staff
4. Chief of Naval Operations
5. Commandant US Marine Corps
6. Chief of Staff US Air Force


1. Chief of the National Guard Bureau

Who is the direct supervisor to the DIVO?

Department Head

What are the Types of Reservists in the Navy?

1. Full time support (serving on active duty)
2. Select Reserve (training)
3. Individual Ready Reserve (not training)

Where is the headquarters location for AFRICOM 6th Fleet?

Stuttgart, Germany

What is the function of System Commanders and Type Commanders?

To man, train, and equip forces (administrative side)

Where is 4th Fleet located?

Mayport, Florida

Is the administrative chain of command directly involved in the employment of combatant forces?

No

What is the Operational Navy Organization structure?

Unified Combatant Commander

Naval Component Commander

Numbered Fleet Commander

Task Force Commander

Task Group Commander

Task Unit Commander

Task Element Commander

What is the Administrative Navy Organization structure?

Secretary of the Navy

Chief of Naval Operations

INDO-PAC FLT/USFF

Systems/Type Commander

Group Commander

Ship/Sub squadron Commander

Individual ship/sub squadron Commander

What are the 5 points made concerning Global security Landscape in NSS 2021?

1. many of the biggest threats we face respect no borders or walls and must be met with collective action
2. Democracies across the globe are increasingly under siege
3. The distribution of power across the world is changing, creating new threats.
4. The alliance, institutions, agreements, and norms the US helped establish are being tested
5. Running beneath these trends is a revolution in technology that can be helpful and harmful

What are the 3 national security priorities?

1. Protect the security of the American People
2. Interest in expanding economic prosperity and opportunity
3. Defend democratic values at the heart of the American way of life

What are the 4 defense priorities of the National Defense Strategy 2022?

1. Defend the Homeland, paced to the growing multi-domain threat posed by the People’s republic of China
2. Deter strategic attack on the US and it’s allies
3. Deterring aggression while being prepared to prevail in conflict


1. Building a resilient Joint Force and defense system

What are the 4 core attributes for maintaining martime superiority

1. Integrity
2. Accountability
3. Initiative
4. Toughness

In the One Navy Marine Corps Team, What are the 3 enduring priorities?

1. Maintaining maritime dominance in Defense of Our Nation
2. Empowering our people
3. Strengthening Strategic Partnerships

What are the Integrated All-Domain Naval Power through 5 lines of effort?

1. Advance global maritime security and governance
2. strengthen alliances and partnerships
3. Confront and expose malign behavior
4. Expand information and decision advantage


1. Deploy and sustain combat-credible forces

What are the 6 implications for the Naval Service Involving the security environment?

1. Alliances and partnerships
2. Activities short of war
3. Prevailing in competition
4. Operating forward deters coercive behavior
5. Contested seas requires a renewed emphasis on sea control
6. maintaining advantage at sea requires modernization

Explain Sea Lines of Communication (SLOC) from the US perspective

1. Essential to America’s capability


1. accrue forces, equipment and supplies to crisis areas
2. US Economy


1. majority of trade carried out on the seas
3. Primary maritime routes between ports


1. naval forces
2. trade
3. logistics

What are the United Nations convention on the International Law of the Sea UNCLOS advantages?

1. Innocent passage in territorial waters
2. Transit passage through international straits
3. Unrestricted Military activities in high seas
4. Military surveys
5. Approach and visit of vessels suspected of engaging in piracy and stateless vessels.

Summarize the importance of maritime partnerships and coalition operations

Integrated operations, top priority


2. Secure maritime security through an integrated security cooperation approach
3. Common international maritime security threats


1. Piracy
2. Europe and NATO operations
3. Ballistic missile defense