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60 Cards in this Set
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What is the primary type of budget used by the navy?
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Incremental
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What is equipment?
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Includes any functional unit of hull mechanical, electrical or ordance It is id by an APL
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What is equipage?
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Items of durable nature, like fire hoses nozzoles applicators anchors etc
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What is controlled equipage?
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Are controlled becausse they are very expensive or essential to the ships mission
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What form do dept heads submit to order a repair part?
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NAVSUP form 1250
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When are the controlled equipage inventoried each year?
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15 Feb to Mar 15
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What is the difference between directive and nondirective counsling?
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Directive counseling accomplishes the function of advice, non directive is focusing on the member
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What are the 3 basic pillars?
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Deterrance, forward defense, and alliance solidarity
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What does the TRIAD consist of?
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Ballistic missles, intercontinental ballistic missles (ICBMs), longe range bombers(the most flexible element of the TRIAD)
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How many ballistic missles does a trident submarine carry?
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24
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What was hte TRIAD buil for?
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to deter nuclear attack
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How many fleets doesthe Navy have and what are they?
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Second-Atlantic; Third-West Coast; Sixth-Mediterranean; Seventh-Western Pacific and Indian Oceans
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What was the first fleet ballistic submarin?
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The George WashingtonSSBN-598
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What is Antiair Warfare for?
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The destruction of enemy aircraft and airborne weapons
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What is antisubmarine for?
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The destruction or neutralization of enemy submarines
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What is Antisurface Ship warfare(ASUW)?
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The destruction or neutralization of enemy targets
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What is Strike warfare?
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The use of nuclear weapons to destroy or neutralize enemy targets
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What does Amphibous warfare consist of?
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Attacks launched from sea by naval forces and by land forces embarked on ships or crafts
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What is the Phalanx?
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Is the first all weather automatic controlled gun system The gun fires 20mm high density penetrating projectiles at 3,000 rounds per min
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What is the phoenix missle; how many targets can it track; how many can it launch?
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Air to Ait missle tracks 24 targets and can launch 6 missles at 6 different targets
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How long does it take to complete refresher training and where does this occur?
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The atlantic group is located @ Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, The Pacific group is located in San diego, CA. It usually takes 5 weeks
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What is the type of inspections that the ships receive when the crew are at battle stations?
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ORI (Operations readiness Inspections)
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How often do the Board of inspection and Survey examine the ship also known as INSURV?
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Every 3 years
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What are the most important resources in your division?
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The personnel
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What ar ethe 2 types of authority?
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General and organizational
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What is general authority?
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Given to officers and Petty officers so they can fullfill their duties and responsibilities
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What is organizational authority?
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Needed to full fill duties and responsibilities by virtue of their positions within the Navy
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What is the responsibilty of the originator of o message?
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For the functions of the message drafter and message releaser
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What is the responsiblity of the releaser?
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For validating the contents of the message. Usually the CO is the releasing officer but can delegate that authority
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What are the 4 catergories of messages?
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Routine-R
Priority-P Immediate-O Flash-Z |
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What do the CAT team do?
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They see how much the command members actually know about equal opportunity
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What do the CTT do Command training team?
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assesses the commands compliance with the Navys equal opportunity objective as a whole
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How long must punish ment be imposed for captains mast?
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2 years
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How many types of drugs do laboritories test for? How many tmes do they test it.
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6 types of drugs and they are tested 3 times
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When under the influence of narcotics how do they look?
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Appears lethargic, pupils constricted and fail to respond to light,
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What is heroin?
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White or brown powder produces an intense euphoria resulting ina easing f fears and relief from worry.
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What is morphine?
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Medical drug to relieve pain
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What is codeine?
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Used in cough preparations and is less additive than morphine or herion
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What is cocaine?
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White or colorless crystalline powder. It can be inhaled or injected Produces euphoria excitation anxiety talkativeness.
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What is crack?
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Street cocaine mixed with baking soda and water
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What are amphetamines often used for?
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Weight loss
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What are some examples of hallucinogens?
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LSD, PCP They distort the users perception of reality
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What is the #1 drug problem in the United states?
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Alcohol
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Who is responsible fr maintaining the master WQS bill on the ship
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XO
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What chapter of the Navy regs deals with your responsiblity and authority while carrying out orders?
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Chapter 10
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What chapter of the Navy regs deals with rights and responsibilities?
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Chapter 11
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Who is responsible for ensuring the Navy regs conforms to the current needs of the Dept of the Navy?
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Chief of Naval OPerations
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New Navy regs and changes are issued by whom and approved by whom?
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Secretary of the Navy and the President approves them
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The instructions found in the OPNAV 3120.32 provide guidance and regulations for what?
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The duties and responsibilities for all personnel within a unit or organization
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What year was the UCMJ signed into law?
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31 May 1951
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What are the 3 types of courst martial?
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Summary special, and general
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What are the punitive articles of the UCMJ?
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77-134
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What does article 2 of the UCMJ state?
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Persons subject to the code
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What articles deal with apprehension and restraint?
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7-14
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What is the article known as the "Catch all"
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article 134
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What is article 94 of the UCMJ?
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Mutiny
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What is the article that deals with murder?
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118
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what is the article that deals with assault?
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128
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What is article 94 of the UCMJ?
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Sedition
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What is article 119?
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manslaughter
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