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65 Cards in this Set
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GENERAL ORDER 1
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TO TAKE CHARGE OF MY POST AND ALL GOVERNMENT PROPERTY IN VIEW
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GENERAL ORDER 2
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TO WALK MY POST IN A MILITARY MANNER, KEEPING ALWAYS ON THE ALERT AND OBSERVING EVERYTHING THAT TAKES PLACE WITHIN SIGHT OR HEARING
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GENERAL ORDER 3
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TO REPORT ALL VIOLATIONS OF ORDERS I AM INSTRUCTED TO ENFORCE
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GENERAL ORDER 4
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TO REPEAT ALL CALLS FROM POSTS MORE DISTANT TO THE GUARDHOUSE THAN MY OWN
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GENERAL ORDER 5
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TO QUIT MY POST ONLY WHEN PROPERLY RELIEVED
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GENERAL ORDER 6
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TO RECIEVE, OBEY, AND PASS ON TO THE SENTRY WHO RELIEVES ME ALL ORDERS FROM THE COMMANDING OFFICER, OFFICER OF THE DECK, AND OFFICERS AND PETTY OFFICERS OF THE GUARD ONLY
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GENERAL ORDER 7
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TO TALK TO NO ONE EXCEPT IN THE LINE OF DUTY
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GENERAL ORDER 8
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TO GIVE THE ALARM IN CASE OF FIRE OR DISORDER
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GENERAL ORDER 9
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TO CALL THE PETTY OFFICER OF THE GUARD IN ANY CASE N0T COVERED BY INSTRUCTIONS
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GENERAL ORDER 10
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TO SALUTE ALL OFFICERS AND ALL COLORS AND STANDARDS NOT CASED
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GENERAL ORDER 11
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TO BE ESPECIALLY WATCHFUL AT NIGHT DURING THE TIME FOR CHALLENGING, TO CHALLENGE ALL PERSONS ON OR NEAR MY POST, AND TO ALLOW NO TO PASS WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORITY
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NAME 3 CLASSES OF VESSELS THAT EXISTED IN THE INCEPTION OF THE NAVY`
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SHIP OF THE LINE
FRIGATES SLOOPS OF WAR |
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BATTLE OF GUADUCANAL...SIGNIFICANCE?
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5 SULLIVAN BROTHERS FROM WATERLOO, IA WERE IN THIS BATTLE ON THE SAME SHIP. ALL 5 DIED LEAVING NO HEIR IN THEIR FAMILY - CHANGED NAVY'S POLICY ABOUT HAVING FAMILY MEMBERS STATIONED ON THE SAME SHIP
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USS COLE ATTACK... SIGNIFICANCE?
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OCTOBER 12, 2000 - WHILE REFUELING IN ADEN HARBOR, YEMEN-SMALL BOAT EXPLODED BY THE PORT SIDE MID-SHIP, LEAVING A 40X60 FT HOLE + 17 SAILORS KILLED
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OLDEST COMMISSIONED VESSEL
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USS CONSTITUTION
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3 LEVELS OF WAR
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TACTICAL
OPERATIONAL STRATEGIC |
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6 AREAS OF THE NAVAL DOCTRINE
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COMMAN AND CONTROL
OPS WARFARE LOGISTICS INTELLIGENCE PLANNING |
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CONDITIONS THAT LED TO THE FORMATION OF THE NAVY
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THE SECOND CONTINENTAL CONGRESS MET ON MAY 10, 1775 (WHILE COLONISTS WERE FIGHTING THE BRITISH). IT WAS DECIDED THAT IF THEY WERE TO SURVIVE, A NAVY WOULD BE NECESSARY
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NAVY'S BIRTHDAY
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OCTOBER 13, 1775
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SECDEF
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Honorable Panetta - Reports directly to the president on all matters concerning DOD
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SECNAV
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Honorable Ray Maybus - Reports directly to SECDEF on all matters concerning DON
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CHAIRMAN, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF (just name)
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General Dempsey
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CHAIRMAN, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF (just name)
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General Dempsey
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CNO
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Admiral Greenert - highest ranking person in the Navy; reports CJCS and SECNAV on all matters concerning USN
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MCPON
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Rick West - Highest ranking enlisted person in the Navy; reports to CNO on all matters concerning morale and wellness of all enlisted personnel
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CO
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Captain Savage - Absolute authority; overall responsible for all facets of ship/command
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XO
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CDR Stronach - CO's "Right Hand Man" in charge of all administrative functions within a ship/command
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CMC
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CMDCM Willis - Reports to CO for enlisted matters, acts as a liason for the crew.
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What is the responsibility of the ship's 3M coordinator?
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Efficient operation of the shipboard 3M system
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What is the responsibility of the family OMBUDSMAN?
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Liason between CMC and family members. Designated in writing by the CO
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What does DAPA stand for? Who is it?
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Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor - NC1 Smiley
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What does CMEO stand for? Who is it?
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Command Managed Equal Opportunity - HTCS Jacob
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What does CAT stand for? What do they do?
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Command Assessment Team - Conduct assessments to evaluate command climate
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Battle of Coral Sea... Significance?
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Two fleets never saw each other; first carrier to carrier battle in history
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Battle of Midway... Significance?
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Turning point of WWI in the pacific - 4 japanese carriers sunk, only 1 US carrier sunk
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Battle of Leyte Gulf... Significance?
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Final blow to Japanese Navy - marked the end of major combat operations in the pacific during WWI
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Battle of Normandy... Significance?
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Largest Amphibious Assault - 2500 ships
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Great White Fleet... Significance?
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Show off the Navy's strength: global voyage from Dec 16 1907 - Feb 22 1909... 16 battleships divided into 2 squadrons... In order to enforce treaties and protect overseas holdings
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What does the "S" in Emory S Land stand for? What was he famous for?
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Scott - Vice Admiral Land (retired) was responsible for the design, establishment and maintenance of the largest merchant fleet (6,000+ ships) in the world, during WWII
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Year ESL was commissioned?
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1979
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Year ESL keel was laid?
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1976
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what do the 3 stars on the ships crest represent?
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Vice Admiral - highest rank the ship achieved
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what is enscribed at the bottom of the ships crest?
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the ships motto "Land Of Opportunity"
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what are the 2 forms of effective communication between units? give an example of each
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Informal - Official Email
Formal - Naval Message |
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Describe Date Time Group
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12 digit alpha numeric code that tells you exact time and date that a naval message was submitted. ex: 151504ZAUG12
2 digit date 5 digit zulu time 3 digit month 2 digit year |
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Name 2 things besides name, rate, and SSN that are on a page 2
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Emergency Data
Beneficiaries SGLI Dependents Next of Kin |
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Name 2 things besides name, rate, and SSN that are on a page 4
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Quals
Awards Advancement Dates Record of Schools ASVAB Scores Training Courses |
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when is the Good Conduct Medal issued? what happens if you get an NJP?
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every 3 yrs + 1 day. restarts on the day of the offense
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EDVR - What does it stand for? How many sections? What is its purpose?
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Enlisted Distribution Verification Report - 13 sections, monthly statement of enlisted personnel status
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List the all the Fleets and their AOR
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2nd - Atlantic (Norfolk, VA)
3rd - Pacific (Pearl Harbor, HI) 4th - Southeast and Central America (Mayport. FL) 5th - Middle East and North Africa (Bahrain) 6th - Europe (Naples, Italy) 7th - Western Pacific (Japan) 10th - Cyber Command (FT Meade, MD) |
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what are the namuals that give the CO his authority?
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UCMJ
Navy Regulations |
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What is a NAVPERS 1626/7
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Report Chit (Report of Disposition of Offenses)
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Who does the MOOW make 12 o'clock reports to?
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Inport - CO via XO
Underway - CO |
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What is the purpose of 12 o'clock reports?
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To give the status of the ship
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Give 3 examples of 12 o'clock reports
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Draft report
Boat report Muster report Magazine temp report Fuel and water report |
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Recite the messenger verbage to XO/CO for 12 o'clock reports
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Good morning sir. The officer of the deck sends his respects and wishes to inform you of the approaching hour of 12 o'clock. All chornometers have been compared. Respectfully request to strike 8 bells on time.
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Describe the watch, quarter, and station bills
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Its a composite of all the various types of bills. They tell each person where they should be and what they should be doing for every evolution
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What is a page 13 and give at least 4 examples
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Administrative Remarks "catch all page":
Captains mast PRT failure Alcohol prevention Command policy Sea counter Code of Conduct Sexual harrassment |
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What does BOL stand for? Name 3 things you can find in it.
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Bupers Online:
Orders Medical History Primms data ESR |
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What does SORN stand for? What does it govern?
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Standard Organization and Regulation of the Navy: The SORN directs regulations and guidance governing the conduct of all members of the Navy
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What does SORM stand for? What does it govern?
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Ship's Organizations and Regualtions Manual. The SORM directs regulations and guidance for all ships and their operational readiness
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What are the different types of administrative discharges?
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-Entry Level
-Honorable -General -Other Than Honorable (OTH) |
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USS Stark attack
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In 1987, an Iraqi jet fired a missile at the Stark, killing 37 U.S. sailors on board. It is the only successful anti-ship missile attack on a U.S. Navy warship.
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USS Forrestal fire
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The 1967 USS Forrestal fire was a devastating fire and series of chain-reaction explosions on 29 July 1967 that killed 134 sailors and injured 161
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Pearl Harbor attack
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December 7, 1941... 12 ships sunk, 188 aircrafts lost, 2402 personnel killed
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