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Front 1

What conflict do we have to thank for the introduction of the code of conduct?

Back 1

(Korean)

Front 2

What president is responsible for the code of conduct?

Back 2

(Eisenhower)

Front 3

In what year was the code of conduct established?

Back 3

(1955)

Front 4

How many articles are in the Code of Conduct?

Back 4

(6)

Front 5

What article of the Code of Conduct is this: "I am an American fighting in the forces which guard my country and our way of life. I am prepared to give my life in their defense?”

Back 5

(Article I)

Front 6

Article Two of the Code of Conduct states?

Back 6

(I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command I will never surrender the members of my command while they still have the means to resist)

Front 7

What article of the Code of Conduct states: "If I become a prisoner of war I will keep faith with my fellow prisoners. I will give no information or take part in any action which might be harmful to my comrades. If I am senior I will take command. If not I will obey the lawful orders of those appointed over me and will back them up in every way?”

Back 7

(Article IV)

Front 8

What four things does Article Five of the Code of Conduct require you to give to your captor?

Back 8

(Name/Rank/Service Number/and Date of Birth)

Front 9

What must we never forget according to Article Six?

Back 9

(That we are an American)

Front 10

What Article of the Code of Conduct states: "I will never forget that I am an American fighting for freedom responsible for my actions and dedicated to the principles which made my country free. I will trust in my God and in the United States of America?”

Back 10

(Article VI)

Front 11

What is one of the most important characteristics of a good Sailor?

Back 11

(A sense of moral responsibility)

Front 12

For you to succeed in your work in the Navy

Back 12

you should possess what quality?

Front 13

The US Navy uses what three sources to set forth its disciplinary laws?

Back 13

(US Navy Regulations/Standard organization and Regulations of the US Navy/Uniform Code of Military Justice(UCMJ))

Front 14

This chapter of Navy Regulations deals with your rights and responsibilities?

Back 14

(Chapter 11)

Front 15

This was established for POW’s by Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1955 because of the Korean conflict.

Back 15

(The Code of Conduct)

Front 16

The Code of Conduct has how many articles?

Back 16

(6)

Front 17

This provides American military personnel with a standard of conduct should they be captured by an enemy?

Back 17

(The Code of Conduct)

Front 18

If captured you need only to give what?

Back 18

(Name/Rank/Service Number/DOB)

Front 19

True or false: If captured you will make every effort to escape and aid others to escape?

Back 19

(True)

Front 20

POWs in confinement must be checked at least once every how many hours?

Back 20

(Four)

Front 21

This instruction provides guidance & regulations for duties and responsibilities for all personnel within a unit?

Back 21

(OPNAVINST 3120.32)

Front 22

In the Air force police are called?

Back 22

(Security Police)

Front 23

The Army and Marine Corp do not use security police; instead they use what?

Back 23

(Military Police)

Front 24

This unit consists of E-4 and above and can include officers as well?

Back 24

(Shore Patrol (SP))

Front 25

These security forces are assigned to assist military personnel ashore and they are identified by arm bands bearing the letters S.P?

Back 25

(Shore Patrol)

Front 26

The Shore Patrol arm bands are worn on the arm covering the rating badge?

Back 26

(left upper)

Front 27

Some armed forces have the military police and they may be combined to form one unit called what?

Back 27

(Armed Forces Police Detachment (AFPD))

Front 28

Members of the Armed Forces Police Detachment are identified by with the letters AFPD?

Back 28

(brassards (armbands))

Front 29

On ships the MA force is headed by ___________________ and works directly for the ________________?

Back 29

(Chief Master-at-Arms(CMAA); Executive Officer (XO))

Front 30

The value of punishment is what?

Back 30

(the object lesson)

Front 31

The punishment teaches what the offense does to others and that the offense must not be ______________?

Back 31

(repeated)

Front 32

In the military this is to bring about an efficient military organization?

Back 32

(purpose of discipline)

Front 33

The word discipline comes from a Latin word meaning what?

Back 33

(“to teach”)

Front 34

This is defined as taking a person into custody?

Back 34

(Apprehension)

Front 35

This describes the rights and responsibilities of all Navy members?

Back 35

(US Navy Regulations)

Front 36

Who is responsible for ensuring the US Navy Regulations conform to the current needs of the Navy?

Back 36

(Chief of Naval Operations (CNO))

Front 37

Changes to the U.S. Navy regulations are issued by whom and is often being approved by the President of the United States?

Back 37

(Secretary of the Navy)

Front 38

The UCMJ was signed into effect on what date by President Harry S. Truman?

Back 38

(31 May 1951)

Front 39

Article 15 of the UCMJ is commonly known as what?

Back 39

(Non-judicial punishment (captain’s mast))

Front 40

Articles 77-134 of the UCMJ are commonly known in the UCMJ as what?

Back 40

(Punitive Articles)

Front 41

Naval Personnel must not lend money to another member that exceeds what percentage simple interest per year?

Back 41

(18%)

Front 42

What is UCMJ article 86?

Back 42

(Absence without leave)

Front 43

What is UCMJ article 87?

Back 43

(Missing movement)

Front 44

What is UCMJ article 92?

Back 44

(Failure to obey an order)

Front 45

What is UCMJ article 94?

Back 45

(Mutiny)

Front 46

What is UCMJ article 134?

Back 46

(General Article)

Front 47

What article is this: "If I am captured I will continue to resist by all means available. I will make every effort to escape and aid others to escape.

Back 47

(Article III)

Front 48

Fraudulent Enlistment/Appointment/or Separation is covered under which article?

Back 48

(83)

Front 49

Desertion is covered under which article?

Back 49

(85)

Front 50

Assaulting or Willfully Disobeying Superior Commissioned Officer is covered under which article?

Back 50

(90)

Front 51

Drunken or Reckless Driving is covered under which article?

Back 51

(111)

Front 52

Drunk on Duty is covered under which article?

Back 52

(112)

Front 53

Murder is covered under which article?

Back 53

(118)

Front 54

Assault is covered under which article?

Back 54

(128)

Front 55

Solicitation is covered under which article?

Back 55

(82)

Front 56

General Article is covered under which article?

Back 56

(134)

Front 57

Articles to be explained is covered under which article?

Back 57

(137)

Front 58

Courts-martial is based on what article of the UCMJ?

Back 58

(16)

Front 59

This article of the UCMJ is complaints of wrongs?

Back 59

(138)

Front 60

This UCMJ article is Protection against self-incrimination?

Back 60

(31)

Front 61

This UCMJ article is non-judicial punishment by the commanding officer (Captain’s Mast)?

Back 61

(15)

Front 62

This is the requirement to remain within certain specified limits (ship/ station/etc.)?

Back 62

(Restriction)

Front 63

This is the physical restraint (confinement) of a person during duty or non- duty hours or both?

Back 63

(Correctional custody)

Front 64

Extra duty is not to exceed hours daily or to be performed on holidays?

Back 64

(2)

Front 65

You generally have how many days to file an appeal after captain’s Mast?

Back 65

(5)

Front 66

Based on article 16 of the UCMJ courts-martial are of what three types?

Back 66

(summary/special/and general)

Front 67

This court-martial consists of one commissioned officer?

Back 67

(summary)

Front 68

This court can award any sentence that may be given at mast?

Back 68

(summary)

Front 69

Summary court-martial can award the additional punishments of confinement for ___ month and hard labor without confinement for ____ days?

Back 69

(1; 45)

Front 70

This court-martial consists of not less than three members?

Back 70

(Special)

Front 71

This article of the Navy Regulations grants the right for any person to communicate with the Commanding Officer?

Back 71

(1107)

Front 72

A general court-martial consists of a military judge and not less than how many members?

Back 72

(five)

Front 73

This court-martial can award any punishment not forbidden by the UCMJ including death when specifically authorized for the offense?

Back 73

(general)

Front 74

In the Navy these are one of the most used systems of verbal communications?

Back 74

(sound powered phones)

Front 75

To avoid confusion of certain sounds and letters the Navy requires that __________ equivalents of letters be spoken instead of the letters themselves?

Back 75

(phonetic)

Front 76

This communication device operates based on your voice power and do not require batteries or an external electrical power source?

Back 76

(Sound

Front 77

When you talk into the mouth piece it should be about how many inches from your mouth?

Back 77

(1/2 to 1 inch)

Front 78

You should __________ secure your phones until you have permission to do so?

Back 78

(Never)

Front 79

True or false: the mouthpiece and the earpiece of a sound powered phone are interchangeable?

Back 79

(True)

Front 80

Sound powered phones fall into what three categories?

Back 80

(primary/ auxiliary/and supplementary systems)

Front 81

These sound powered circuits includes all circuits necessary for controlling armament/engineering/damage control/maneuvering/and surveillance functions during battle?

Back 81

(Primary system)

Front 82

Primary circuits are designated as what?

Back 82

(JA through JZ)

Front 83

This system duplicates many of the primary circuits for the purpose of maintaining vital communications in the event of damage to the system?

Back 83

(Auxiliary system)

Front 84

Auxiliary circuits are designated with what letter?

Back 84

(X)

Front 85

These are short/direct circuits/such as from the bridge to the quarterdeck?

Back 85

(Supplement system XiJ-X61-J)

Front 86

These circuits are normally unmanned?

Back 86

(Supplement System)

Front 87

When speaking on sound powered circuits you should repeat all messages word for word and do not ____________?

Back 87

(paraphrase)

Front 88

Most messages are divided into what three parts?

Back 88

(Name of the station called; Name of the station calling; The message)

Front 89

This is not used as an answer to a question?

Back 89

(Aye)

Front 90

To hear a message over again you should say what?

Back 90

(“Say Again”)

Front 91

Anytime you leave a circuit you should always request what?

Back 91

(permission)

Front 92

If you need to transmit an urgent message you should say what?

Back 92

(“Silence on the line”)

Front 93

This is an integrated communications system used in the telephones on board ship and can interface with other shipboard communication systems?

Back 93

(Integrated Voice Communications System (IVCS))

Front 94

This is the General Announcing System?

Back 94

(1MC)

Front 95

Who is in charge of the 1MC?

Back 95

(ODD)

Front 96

This will not be used unless authorized by the ODD/XO/CO/or the DCA for an emergency?

Back 96

(1MC)

Front 97

These circuits (known as “squawk boxes”) provide two-way communications?

Back 97

(Intercoms MC circuits)

Front 98

The Code Alfa flag means?

Back 98

(diver(s) down)

Front 99

The Kilo flag means?

Back 99

(personnel working aloft)

Front 100

The Oscar flag means?

Back 100

(Man Overboard)

Front 101

The Papa flag means?

Back 101

(general recall return to ship)

Front 102

The Quebec flag means?

Back 102

(Boat Recall-All boats return to ship)

Front 103

The National Ensign is referred to as what?

Back 103

(colors)

Front 104

When not underway commissioned ships will display this flag from the flag staff at the stern from 0800 to sunset?

Back 104

(ensign)

Front 105

When not underway commissioned ships will display this flag from the jack staff at the bow from 0800 to sunset?

Back 105

(Union Jack)

Front 106

While underway the ensign is normally flown from the _______?

Back 106

(gaff)

Front 107

Preparative pennant is flown minutes before colors are held?

Back 107

(five)

Front 108

This flag is a rectangular blue part of the United States flag containing 50 stars?

Back 108

(Union Jack)

Front 109

This is hoisted at the yardarm to indicate a general court martial or court of inquiry is in session?

Back 109

(Union Jack)

Front 110

The President on recommendation of the Secretary of the Navy established an official flag for the Navy on what date?

Back 110

(24 April 1959)

Front 111

This along with the ensign and Union Jack is half-masted upon the death of the commanding officer of a ship?

Back 111

(commission pennant)

Front 112

This flagstaff insignia is for any civilian or flag officer who rates a 19 gun salute or more?

Back 112

(Spread Eagle)

Front 113

This flagstaff insignia is for a flag or general officer who rates less than 19 guns or for a civil official and who’s salute is 11 guns but less than 19?

Back 113

(Halbert)

Front 114

This flagstaff insignia is for a Captain and certain diplomats?

Back 114

(Ball)

Front 115

This flagstaff insignia is for a Commander?

Back 115

(Star)

Front 116

This flagstaff insignia is for an officer below the grade of commander?

Back 116

(Flat Truck)

Front 117

The of the US Navy is to support US national interest?

Back 117

(primary mission)

Front 118

The three basic components of the Dept. of the Navy are what?

Back 118

(Navy Department/Operating Forces/Shore Establishment)

Front 119

The DOD is headed by whom?

Back 119

(Secretary of Defense (SECDEF))

Front 120

Each military department has a as the head of the department?

Back 120

(secretary)

Front 121

By Law these secretaries (Army/Navy/Air Force and SECDEF) are civilian appointees appointed by whom?

Back 121

(president)

Front 122

The Navy operating forces include what branch?

Back 122

(Marine Corps)

Front 123

Prior to 9-11 the Coast Guard was under what department?

Back 123

(Department of Transportation)

Front 124

Shortly after 9-11 the Coast Guard became part of what department?

Back 124

(Dept. of Homeland Security)

Front 125

In time of war the Coast Guard can become part of what department?

Back 125

(Dept. of the Navy (DON))

Front 126

The Navy’s birthday is what?

Back 126

(13 Oct 1775)

Front 127

The Department of the Navy was established on what date?

Back 127

(30 April 1798)

Front 128

This establishment provides support to the operating forces (the fleet)?

Back 128

(Shore)

Front 129

Aboard ship the ship’s organization and regulations can be found in this Manual and is based on the Standard Organization and Regulations of the Us Navy?

Back 129

(Shipboard Organization and Regulations)

Front 130

The two elements of a ship’s organization are what?

Back 130

(Battle Organization and Administration organization)

Front 131

This element of the ship’s organization includes the number of specialties the unit needs to fulfill its wartime mission?

Back 131

(Battle Organization)

Front 132

This element of the ship’s organization makes sure the ship can fight or carry out its mission/training/maintenance/and routine operations?

Back 132

(Administration)

Front 133

Each ship is organized into at least how many departments?

Back 133

(five)

Front 134

This ship department is responsible for the safe navigation and piloting of the ship?

Back 134

(Navigation)

Front 135

This ship department has several divisions to carry out tasks such as collecting and evaluating combat and operational information?

Back 135

(Operations)

Front 136

The ______________________ under the Chief engineer is responsible for the safe operation and care of all the propulsion and auxiliary machinery and is also responsible for the control of damage?

Back 136

(engineering department)

Front 137

The _________________________ is an assistant to the chief engineer?

Back 137

(damage control assistant (DCA))

Front 138

This ship department operate the general mess/the ship’s store/manage the clothing and small store/maintain pay records (disbursing)/ laundry/barber shop/they order and receive general stores/supplies and spare parts for the entire ship?

Back 138

(supply)

Front 139

This department maintains the ship’s armament and the weapon fire control equipment and maintain ammunition/pyrotechnics/and magazines?

Back 139

(Weapons)

Front 140

This department (if the ship doesn’t have a deck dept./the weapons dept. will take its place) is responsible for the preservation and cleanliness of the external areas of the ship?

Back 140

(Deck)

Front 141

This department operate paint/sail/and boatswain’s locker/and inspect and maintain survival equipment. They are responsible for all decking seamanship operations and the care of deck equipment?

Back 141

(Deck)

Front 142

This is the head of the deck department?

Back 142

(The first lieutenant)

Front 143

This is the basic unit of a shipboard organization?

Back 143

(Division)

Front 144

This covers the commanding officer duties?

Back 144

(Navy Regulations)

Front 145

This person is ultimately responsible for the ship and everything pertaining to it?

Back 145

(The CO)

Front 146

The CO’s power to impose limited punishment be delegated?

Back 146

(may not)

Front 147

This person is the aide or the “executive” to the commanding officer and is second in command?

Back 147

(executive officer (XO))

Front 148

If the XO cannot fulfill the duties of the commanding officer normally this person is assigned to the ship will assume the duties of the commanding officer?

Back 148

(next senior line officer)

Front 149

The CO's and XO's battle stations are __________ to prevent disablement of both officers at the same time?

Back 149

(separated)

Front 150

This person is the senior enlisted member who acts as a liaison between the officer and enlisted community and is the voice of all enlisted personnel?

Back 150

(Command Master Chief (CMC))

Front 151

This person maintains and distributes educational courses and training aids?

Back 151

(Educational Services Officer)

Front 152

The Romeo flag means?

Back 152

(Ready Duty (in port) Preparing to replenish (at sea)

Front 153

This person represents the commanding officer and they report to the CO about all matters that effect the department?

Back 153

(Department Head)

Front 154

This person heads a division which is the basic unit of the shipboard organization/are assigned by the CO/and are assistants to the department heads?

Back 154

(Division Officers)

Front 155

This is the relationship of juniors and seniors within an organization?

Back 155

(chain of command)

Front 156

This is essential for the Navy to carry out its assigned mission?

Back 156

(effective chain of command)

Front 157

This is a way of acting that has continued consistently over such a long period of time that it has become like law?

Back 157

(custom)

Front 158

Many of the US Navy customs came from whom?

Back 158

(British Navy)

Front 159

The most common form of a salute is what?

Back 159

(hand salute)

Front 160

This saluting in the Navy is permitted if your right hand/arm is injured?

Back 160

(Left handed)

Front 161

Carry all objects in your hand?

Back 161

(left)

Front 162

Start your hand salute approx. how many paces from an officer and hold your salute until you salute is returned or until you are about how many paces past the officer?

Back 162

(six)

Front 163

True or false: Enlisted personnel salute all officers?

Back 163

(True)

Front 164

You do not have to salute when?

Back 164

(uncovered inside; when part of a work detail; when under actual or simulated battle conditions; or when guarding prisoners)

Front 165

These are salutes rendered to individuals of merit/to high ranking individuals/to ships/and to nations?

Back 165

(Honors)

Front 166

This type of honors is passed from ship to ship?

Back 166

(Passing Honors)

Front 167

This type of honors is for officials or officers as they board and depart a Navy ship?

Back 167

(Ship Honors)

Front 168

These honors are rendered to high-ranking individuals/to nations/and to celebrate national holidays?

Back 168

(Gun Salutes)

Front 169

Passing honors are rendered when ships or boats pass ___________?

Back 169

(close aboard)

Front 170

During passing honors close aboard is how many yards for ships?

Back 170

(600 yards)

Front 171

During passing honors close aboard is how many yards for boats?

Back 171

(400 yards)

Front 172

These honors consist of parading side boys?

Back 172

(Side)

Front 173

Side boys can be paraded between 0800 and sunset except on what day?

Back 173

(Sunday)

Front 174

The number of side boys will vary from two to eight and are always an ___________ depending on the rank of the individual being saluted?

Back 174

(even number)

Front 175

The gun is normally fired at The gun is normally fired at what interval?

Back 175

(5 second)

Front 176

Gun salutes also mark what special holidays?

Back 176

(President’s Day; Memorial Day; Independence Day)

Front 177

This Gun Salute is fired at one minutes intervals commencing at 1200 and ending at 1220?

Back 177

(standard 21 Gun Salute)

Front 178

What are the three Rifle Salutes?

Back 178

(Present Arms; At Order Arms; At Right Shoulder Arms)

Front 179

These are formal acts performed on public occasions?

Back 179

(Ceremonies)

Front 180

The Navy hoists the flag at and lowers at _________?

Back 180

(0800; sunset)

Front 181

What is known as morning and evening colors?

Back 181

(Raising and lowering the flag)

Front 182

All Navy shore commands and ships not performs the ceremony of colors every day?

Back 182

(underway)

Front 183

Before colors are called there is a preparative pennant hoisted?

Back 183

(5 minute)

Front 184

Remember that the ensign is what?

Back 184

(raised smartly but lowered ceremoniously)

Front 185

Navy ships not underway fly the union jack where?

Back 185

(jack-staff)

Front 186

The union jack is also flown from a yardarm to denote what?

Back 186

(that a general court-martial is in session)

Front 187

Ships underway hold morning or evening colors?

Back 187

(do not)

Front 188

While the ship is underway this is usually flown night and day?

Back 188

(the ensign)

Front 189

While underway the union jack flown from the jack-staff?

Back 189

(is not)

Front 190

When a ship gets underway the ensign is shifted from its position on the stern to its sea position at the main mast. What is this called?

Back 190

(shifting the colors)

Front 191

Commission or Command pennants are flown at ______________ when the ship’s commanding officer dies?

Back 191

(half-mast)

Front 192

If the flag is not displayed when the anthem is played inside a building you should do what?

Back 192

(stand at attention facing the source of the music)

Front 193

If indoors and you are in uniform and covered you should do what?

Back 193

(render a hand salute)

Front 194

If indoors and you are in uniform and uncovered you should do what?

Back 194

(Stand at attention)

Front 195

If indoors and you are in civilian clothes you should do what?

Back 195

(render the hand over the heart salute)

Front 196

The music played to honor the president is what?

Back 196

(“Hail to the Chief”)

Front 197

Aboard the ship the CO is addressed as what regardless of rank?

Back 197

(captain)

Front 198

Who always enter a car first (seated leftmost) and exits last?

Back 198

(Juniors)

Front 199

When walking Juniors always walk on side of Seniors?

Back 199

(left)

Front 200

The basic rule of etiquette for entering airplanes/boats/and vehicles is what?

Back 200

(Seniors in last and out first)

Front 201

In general on a boat take the seats farthest aft?

Back 201

(Seniors)

Front 202

The purpose this policy is to ensure naval personnel have attractive; distinctive; and practical uniforms?

Back 202

(Uniform)

Front 203

What manual provides the basic naval uniform policy?

Back 203

(US Navy Uniform Regulations NAVPERS 15665)

Front 204

The neckerchief is how many inches square and made of black silk or acetate and is tied in a square knot?

Back 204

(36)

Front 205

Government-issue dress blue jumpers and trousers are made of what material?

Back 205

(wool serge)

Front 206

The dress white jumpers and trousers are made of a polyester material called what?

Back 206

(certified Navy twill)

Front 207

Dungarees (utilities) and winter working blues are considered to be what?

Back 207

(working uniform)

Front 208

Large medals worn with either blue or white jumper is called what?

Back 208

(full dress)

Front 209

To mark enlisted clothing use your name and social security number with a ______ inch stencil?

Back 209

(1/2)

Front 210

True or false: you may use a stencil up to one inch stencil to mark enlisted clothing?

Back 210

(True)

Front 211

Transfer of Clothing cannot be done without the authorization?

Back 211

(commanding officer's)

Front 212

When transfers are authorized the clothing will be stamped with a red stamp?

Back 212

("DC")

Front 213

Active duty personnel are required to have ______ fire retardant dungaree shirts and slacks in their sea-bag?

Back 213

(four)

Front 214

These personnel should have sea-bag inspections at regular intervals to ensure that each person has a full sea-bag?

Back 214

(nonrated)

Front 215

Also before a nonrated person is ____________ to another duty station a sea-bag inspection is made?

Back 215

(transferred)

Front 216

This is the pay-grade of the person i.e. 3rd class; 2nd class?

Back 216

(Rate)

Front 217

The striker mark is worn immediately above what mark?

Back 217

(group rate)

Front 218

Regarding Service stripes (hash marks) one stripe is earned for each years of duty in any of the armed forces?

Back 218

(full four)

Front 219

With ______ years of good conduct gold service stripes are worn on blue uniforms blue hash marks on white uniforms?

Back 219

(12)

Front 220

Who is the most senior enlisted person in the Navy?

Back 220

(Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON))

Front 221

The Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON) wears_____ gold stars in line above the eagle and a _________ that replaces the specialty (rating ) mark?

Back 221

(3; gold star)

Front 222

Who wears 2 silver stars above the eagle and a silver star that replaces the specialty (rating) mark?

Back 222

(Command Master Chief (CMC))

Front 223

E-7 in the Navy is?

Back 223

(Chief Petty Officer)

Front 224

E-7 in the Marines is?

Back 224

(Gunnery Sergeant)

Front 225

E-7 in the Army is?

Back 225

(Sergeant First Class)

Front 226

E-7 in the Air-force is?

Back 226

(Master Sergeant)

Front 227

E-6 in the Navy is?

Back 227

(1st Class Petty Officer)

Front 228

E-6 in the Marines is?

Back 228

(Staff Sergeant)

Front 229

E-6 in the Army is?

Back 229

(Staff Sergeant)

Front 230

E-6 in the Air Force is?

Back 230

(Tech Sergeant)

Front 231

This category of award is given for specific personal act of gallantry or meritorious service i.e. Purple Heart; Navy Cross; Medal of Honor?

Back 231

(Military Decoration)

Front 232

This category of award is presented to an operating unit only to members of that unit that participated in the cited action i.e. Navy “E”?

Back 232

(Unit Awards)

Front 233

This category of award is decorations that are awarded for various actions by an individual i.e. Gold and Life Saving Medals or Presidential Medal of Freedom?

Back 233

(Non-military decorations)

Front 234

These awards are given to personnel who have participated in designated wars; campaigns or fulfilled creditable; specific service requirements. i.e.; POW medal; Good Conduct; Antarctica Service Medal?

Back 234

(Campaign and Service)

Front 235

These are awards for pistol or rifle that are earned on a qualifying course?

Back 235

(Marksmanship)

Front 236

How many categories of awards are there?

Back 236

(7)

Front 237

Ribbons are worn inch above the left breast pocket?

Back 237

(1/4)

Front 238

Each row may have no more than how many ribbons?

Back 238

(3)

Front 239

Persons possessing ____ or more ribbons can wear a minimum of ___ of the most senior ribbons?

Back 239

(4; 3)

Front 240

This is the oldest military decoration in the world that it still in use?

Back 240

(Purple Heart)

Front 241

This is the first and of course the oldest US Military decoration?

Back 241

(Purple Heart)

Front 242

Founded by George Washington in 1782 (seven years before he was president) this award was initially created as the Badge of Military Merit for enlisted and non-commissioned officers who served in the Revolutionary War?

Back 242

(Purple Heart)

Front 243

How many people were recorded to have been awarded the original Purple Heart?

Back 243

(3)

Front 244

The Purple Heart was discontinued until (George Washington's 200th birthday)?

Back 244

(1932)

Front 245

What are the dimensions of the dog tag?

Back 245

(2 inches by 1 1/8 inches with a 25 inch necklace)

Front 246

The Navy ID card meets all the requirements of ______________ of the Geneva Convention pertaining to the treatment of prisoners of war?

Back 246

(article 17)

Front 247

Men’s hair may not be any longer the ____ inches and must be groomed so that it does not touch the ears or collar?

Back 247

(4)

Front 248

Men’s hair above the neck and ears will be tapered to how many inches?

Back 248

(3/4)

Front 249

While in uniform men may wear how many wristwatch(es)?

Back 249

(One)

Front 250

While in uniform men may wear how many bracelet(s)?

Back 250

(One)

Front 251

While in uniform men may wear how many rings?

Back 251

(One per hand)

Front 252

While in uniform men may wear how many necklace(s) or choker(s)?

Back 252

(One)

Front 253

Men may not wear what while in uniform or in civilian clothes while on a military instillation or while attending a military function?

Back 253

(earrings)

Front 254

For men these may not extend past the meat (end) of the fingers?

Back 254

(Fingernails)

Front 255

For females pony tails; pigtails; protruding braids are not ___________?

Back 255

(authorized)

Front 256

Multiple braids are authorized when uniform in diameter at approx. how many inches?

Back 256

(1/4)

Front 257

For females when in uniform the hair may touch but not fall below a horizontal line level with the lower edge of the _____________________?

Back 257

(back of the collar)

Front 258

With jumper uniforms female hair may extend a maximum of inch below the top of the jumper collar?

Back 258

(1 ½)

Front 259

No portion of the bulk of the hair for females as measured from the scalp will not exceed approx. how many inches?

Back 259

(2)

Front 260

be similar to hair color?

Back 260

(two)

Front 261

Fingernails (female) may not exceed ____ inch from the tip of finger?

Back 261

(1/4)

Front 262

Earrings (female) may wear one pair and may be worn while in uniform and be ______ silver for E-6 and below E-7 and above wear gold?

Back 262

(6 mm)

Front 263

The heels on women's shoes will be no higher than inches nor less than inch?

Back 263

(2 5/8; 5/8)

Front 264

This is a space of 40 inches between the chest of one person to the back of the person ahead of them?

Back 264

(Distance)

Front 265

This is the length of a full step?

Back 265

(Pace)

Front 266

The pace for men marching is how many inches?

Back 266

(30)

Front 267

The pace for women marching is how many inches?

Back 267

(24)

Front 268

Under the command you can relax but keep your right foot in place and you must not talk?

Back 268

(At Ease)

Front 269

You can relax keep right foot in place and you may talk; this is the only command that allows you to talk?

Back 269

(Rest)

Front 270

This is not a dismissal. Upon this command you can leave your position in ranks but must stay near your position to resume ranks?

Back 270

(Fall Out)

Front 271

This is a two count movement?

Back 271

(About Face)

Front 272

This command is used to secure a formation?

Back 272

(Dismissed)

Front 273

If you have to abandon the ship you should muster where?

Back 273

(at your abandon ship station (if time permits))

Front 274

The following information will be passed over the 1-MC during Abandon Ship?

Back 274

(Bearing and distance to the nearest land; sea and wind conditions; and water temperature)

Front 275

When going over the side it is advised that you go so you have protection against the effects of the sun and salt water?

Back 275

(fully clothed)

Front 276

You may have to swim a long way to reach a lifeboat and it shows that a class of swimmer has the best chance for survival?

Back 276

(first class swimmer)

Front 277

The Navy uses what two types of life preservers?

Back 277

(inherently buoyant preserves and inflatable preserver)

Front 278

Survival kits in the large boats are designed to sustain how many people for 5 days on regular rations?

Back 278

(15 to 20)

Front 279

With water a person can survive ___ weeks or longer without food?

Back 279

(4)

Front 280

Without water death will most likely occur in how many days?

Back 280

(8-12)

Front 281

Normally even in cold weather you will need about ___ quarts of water a day?

Back 281

(2)

Front 282

Because of inactivity and lack of food you can survive on as little as how many ounces a day in a life boat?

Back 282

(6)

Front 283

The best crude sources to find direction are what?

Back 283

(Sun and Stars)

Front 284

When you are trying to evade the enemy experience has proven what?

Back 284

(most difficult route is frequently the safest)

Front 285

This directs that you begin planning your escape the minute you are taken prisoner?

Back 285

(Armed Forces Code of Conduct)

Front 286

What are the three types of pay?

Back 286

(Basic pay; Incentive pay; Special pay)

Front 287

This pay is for certain types of duty such as hazardous duty pay?

Back 287

(Incentive Pay)

Front 288

This is money that is reimbursed to you for expenses necessary for you to perform your job (they are not taxable income) i.e. clothing; quarters; food?

Back 288

(Allowances)

Front 289

You are entitled to a clothing allowance after ___ months initial service?

Back 289

(6)

Front 290

This is granted as 3 day or 4 day periods?

Back 290

(Special Liberty)

Front 291

4 day liberty is granted by the ____?

Back 291

(CO)

Front 292

This is an authorized absence given for care or treatment. It is not a charge to you?

Back 292

(Convalescent Leave)

Front 293

This has a maximum of $200

Back 293

000 and continues for 120 days after separation from active duty?