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73 Cards in this Set
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Who establishes a DSC and develops a local policy and procedures manual for implementation of the DSC and execusion of the HSAP?
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Command Readiness Officer (CRO)
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Who maintains knowledge of platform requirements as reflected in CUIC billets and AMDs?
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CRO
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Who coordinates with manpower officer/staff to ensure appropriate CUIC billets assignments are made?
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CRO
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Who updates EMPARTS to maintain readiness status of HSAP personnel?
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CRO
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Who uses HSAP to ensure deployable personnel complete administrative requirements within 30 working days or reporting?
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CRO
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Who coordinates military medical readiness skills training requirements for assigned personnel and ensures training requirements are met expeditiously as possible?
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CRO
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Who ensures HSAP personnel are identified, notified and prepared for deployment within 30 days of reporting to command?
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CRO
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Who ensures the senior leadership element identified, aware of responsibilities in the event of a deployment, and has a clear understanding of administrative and training requirements for their respective platforms?
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CRO
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Who conducts entry and exit interviews for staff personnel executing PCS orders and coordinates with contingency offices and military personnel (MILPERS) department to ensure database files are correctly annotated?
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CRO
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Who budgets and executes plan to obtain clothing and equipment required to support augmentees and to coordinate readiness training?
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CRO
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Who assigns all qualified residual personnel to vacant platform billets?
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CRO
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Who assigns all qualified residual personnel to fill temporary billet vacancies for individuals in non-deployable status based on appropriate substitution policy?
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CRO
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Who is responsible to be familiar with policies and procedures governing the HSAP, DSC, and local readiness programs?
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OSO
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Who must be able to assume readiness officer or POMI officer functional responsibilities, including HSaP responsibilities for sourcing command?
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OSO
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Who advises and supports the CO regarding Reserve issues in the event of implementation of the HSAP?
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OSO
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What platform has first priority manning?
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Marine Forces (MARFOR)
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What platform has second priority manning?
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Casualty Receiving and Treatment Ships (CTRTS)
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What platform has third priority manning?
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Forward Deployed Preventive Medicine Units (FDPMU)
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What platform has fourth priority manning?
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Expeditionary Medical Facility (EMF)
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After Expeditionary Medical Facilities (EMF) what platform has the next priority?
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Construction Battalion Unit (CBU)
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What platform has priority manning before Outside Continental United States (OCCONUS) MTF?
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Hospital Ship (T-AH)
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What platform is the last priority for manning purposes?
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Blood Processing Units (BPU)
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Within how many days of reporting to the command will the CRO provide a letter of assignment (LOA) for all CUIC personnel?
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Within 10 days of reporting, the CRO will provide a LOA
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What will be included in the LOA for CUIC personnel?
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Platform assignment/status, responsibilities, uniform, and training requirements will be included in the LOA
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Up to what level HSS will be provided for MEF, MARRDIV, MAW and MLG?
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Up to Level 2 HSS
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What is the minimum staffing level percentage for peacetime Marine Operating Forces HSAP billet assignments?
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80 percent
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What is the minimum staffing level percentage for wartime Marine Operating Forces HSAP billet assignments?
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95 percent
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When will females be assigned to MARDIV billets?
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Females will be assigned to MARDIV assignments when specifically requested
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What is the number of personnel assigned to a CRTS MAP?
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84 personnel
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Medical augmentation of CBU in support of Naval Mobile Construction Battalions provide up to what Level HSS?
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CBU in support of Naval Mobile Construction Battalions medical augmentation will provide up to Level 1 HSS
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Up to what level HSS do EMFs provide?
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EMF are task-organized to provide up to Level 3 HSS
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Who designates EMF COs?
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BUMED designates EMF COs
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Up to what Level HSS do Hospital Ships Provide?
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Up to Level 3 HSS
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Who owns Hospital Ships?
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Military Sealift Comman (MSC)
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Who operates Hospital Ships?
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Civilian mariners operate Hospital Ships
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Who nominates T-AH MTF COs and XOs?
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BUMED nominates T-AH MTF COs and XOs
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Who designates the FDPMU OIC?
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The FDPMU OIC is designated by CO, NEHC, Navy Enviromental Health Center
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Who will source augmentation once the mission exceeds the capability of the organic Surgeon saff?
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Fleet Forces Command will source augmentation once the mission exceeds the capabilities of the organic Surgeon staff
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Administrative Control of BSO 18 personnel remains with who?
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Adminstrative Control of BSO 18 personnel remains with the parent command
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True/False
Enlisted Personnel are not obligated to purchase organizational clothing. |
True
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True/False
Officers are not required to purchase uniforms. |
False
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Who provides PPE to augmented personnel?
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Personal Protective Equipment is prescribed by the COCOM for the mission
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Who manages the EOB, expense operating budget?
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NOMI
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What does the Acronym COCOM stand for?
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Combatant Commander
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Who is usually responsible for travel and TAD expenses for the duration of the deployment unless otherwise directed?
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COCOM, Combatant Commander
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What is Navy Medicine's primary mission?
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Navy Medicine's primary mission to provide trained personnel to the Operating Forces
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What is the BUMEDINST 6440.5
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Health Searvice Augmentaiton Progam (HSAP)
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Who is responsible fpr promulgating individual and collective training for medical forces supporting the USMC?
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Marine Corps Training and Education Command (TECOM) is responsible for promulgating individual and collective training for medical forces supporting the USMC
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Who will provide specific guidance regarding uniforms, immunizations, individual combat equipment, reporting requirements, training, passport/visa requirements and transportstion?
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COCOM
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What is the minimum time period personnel with past deployment histories must wait in between deployments?
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6 months (180 days)
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Personnel will not deploy earlier than what time period of their report date?
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6 months (180 days)
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How many days after reporting can personnel participate in pre-deployment or inter-deployment training?
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60 days after reporting
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Personnel will return from deployment no later than how many days before PCS?
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180 days
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Personnel will return from deployment no later than how many days before retirement?
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180 days
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Personnel will return from deployment no later than how many days before release from active duty or separation?
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90 days
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In cases where a command must deploy personnel outside of the restrictions, the command must receive approval from where?
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Regional Commander
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Who will adjust an individuals projected rotation date if a command must deploy personnel outside of the restrictions?
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Commander, Navy Personnel Command
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True/False
USMC personnel management policies automatically apply to Navy personnel when they are actively assigned to Marine Corps units as organic or augements personnel. |
False
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Who will normally coordinate personnel policies promulgated to support continigencies?
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HQMC and OPNAV
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Who will execute validated personnel requirements?
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BUMED-M1
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Who will coordinate with other BUMED codes and direct the deployment of BSO 18 capability from within NAVMED Regions?
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BUMED-M1
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Who monitors accuracy of EMPARTS?
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BUMED
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Who ensures that augmentation personnel meet readiness requirements?
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BUMED
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Forward deployed crisis response forces that are mission capable and ready to deploy within 5 days
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Routine Deployable
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Forces designated for the force build-up stage that are ready and capable of mobilizing and deploying within 30 days
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Surge Ready
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Additional forces designated for further follow-on stages that are ready and capable of deploying within 120 days.
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Emergency Surge
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What establishes joint readiness reporting requirements for reporting readiness of personnel, training, and equipment?
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Status of Resources and Traing System (SORTS)
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What provides five measures of unit readiness indicating the unit's self-reported ability tot execute its mission?
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SORTS
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The unit is capable of undertaking the full wartime mission it was organized and designed for.
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SORTS category C1
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The unit is capable of undertaking the bulk of its wartime mission. It is considered substantially combat ready with only minor deficiencies reported.
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SORTS category C2
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The unit is capable of undertaking a major portion of its wartime mission. WHile it has major deficiencies, it can stil perform assigned mission.
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SORTS category C3
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The unit is unable to perform wartime mission unless it is provided additional resources or training.
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SORTS category C4
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The unit is not able to perform its wartime mission and is not mission capable.
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Sorts category C5
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