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21 Cards in this Set
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What is an NSN?
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National Stock Number
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What does a NSN consist of?
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a thirteen digit number made up of a four digit FSC and a nine digit NIIN
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What is an FSC?
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Federal Supply Classification
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What is a NIIN?
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National Item Identification Number
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How many digits in the NSN designate the FSC?
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Four
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What is the most common number used to identify material?
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NSN, or National Stock Number
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Is the cognizance symbol a part of the National Stock Number?
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No
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What is a SMIC?
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Special Material Identification Code
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Which of the following items would require a SMIC?
Office Supplies Firefighting Equipment Parts Parts designed for Nuclear Plants Aircraft Engine Parts |
Parts designed for nuclear power plants
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What is the COSAL?
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Coordinated Shipboard Allowance List
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What are the two parts of the COSAL?
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Allowance Parts Lists (APLs) and Allowance Eqipage Lists (AELs)
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True / False : The COSAL is both a technical and supply document
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True
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What is the ML-N?
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The Management List - Navy is the basic publication relating to NSN management data.
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True / False : Cryptographic, or cryptologic items are listed in the ML-N.
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False, due to the sensitive nature of the items they are omitted.
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MILSTRIP is used for which of the following transactions?
Requisitioning material Issuing Material Cancellation of material requests All of the above |
All of the above
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Name some examples of forms used to order material.
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DD 1348, DD 1348-6, DD 1149
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If the NSN is not available for a repair part, what form should you use to requisition the part?
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DD1348-6
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What is a CASREP?
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Casualty Report
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How many types of CASREPS are there?
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Four
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What are the four types of CASREPs?
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Initial, Update, Correct, Cancel
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True / False : Cannibalizing inoperative equipment is an authorized practice to obtain replacement parts.
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False
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