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166 Cards in this Set
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ORM
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Tool for making smart decisions regarding anticipating hazards
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Five steps of ORM?
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a. Identify Hazards
b. Assess Hazards c. Make Risk Decisions d. Implement Controls e. Supervise |
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Explain:
Identify Hazards |
The foundation of ORM. What is not identified, cannot be controlled.
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Explain:
Assess Hazards |
Determine associated degree of severity and probablility.
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Explain:
Make Risk Decisions |
Identify and determine controls, then make risk decisions.
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Explain:
Implement Controls |
a. Make clear
b. Establish accountability c. Support |
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Explain: Supervise in the ORM process
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Monitor, review, provide feedback.
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Instruction for safety and mishap reporting
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OPNAVINST 3500.39c
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4 categories of Hazard severity
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a. Death
b. Significantly degraded mission c. Degraded mission (minor) d. No adverse impact |
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4 Categories of Mishap
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a. Likely to occur immediately
b. Probably will occur c. May occur d. Unlikely to occur |
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RAC
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Risk Assessment Code
Combined severity and probability |
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List 5 RAC's
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a. Critical
b. Serious c. Moderate d. Minor e. Negligible |
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Timeliness and means for filing mishap investigation reports
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Class A, B, C
On/Off duty required to be reported immediately |
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4 required mishap reportable items
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a. Government Property damage
b. on duty DOD civilian mishap c. work related injury with loss of conciousness d. other items of interest to Navy/Marines. |
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Purpose of HAZREP
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Message provided to community to educate and stop duplication.
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3 Objectives of First Aid
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a. Maintain breathing
b. Stop Bleeding c. Prevent/treat shock |
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3 Methods to control bleeding
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a. Direct Pressure
b. Pressure Points c. Tourniquet |
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11 Pressure Points Locations
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Temple, Below Eyes, Neck, Shoulder, Below Bicep, Opposite of Elbow, Waist, Wrist, Thigh, Behind Knee, Ankle
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Treatment for Shock
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Keep them warm
Lay them down Calm and reassure them. |
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Difference between Open and Closed Fracture
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Open – bone exits the body.
Closed – bone does not exit the body. |
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Procedures as applied to electrical shock
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A. Personnel Rescue – Use safety rope, cane or kick the individual off of charged equipment.
B. Treatment – Use ice on wounds, and if necessary the AED. |
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Methods for clearing an obstructed airway
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Abdomen or Chest Thrust
Finger Sweep Method |
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Hypothermia
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Lowering of body temp - results in death
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Frostbite
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Extremities - results in numbness and stiffness
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Heat stress
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Moist skin, increased body temperature
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Heat Exhaustion
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Moist and clammy skin, pupils dilated, normal or subnormal temperature
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Heat Stroke
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Dry hot skin, pupils constricted, and very high body temperature
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HERO
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Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance
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HERP
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Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Personnel
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HERF
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Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Volatile Substances (Fuel)
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Hazmat
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A material that would be a danger to life or the environment if released without precautions
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How to store HAZMAT
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1. Keep separate types of HAZMAT separate from each other.
2. Keep containers closed tightly. 3. Store all flammables in the locker. |
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Risks of improperly labeled and stored HAZMAT
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Improperly labeled, improperly stored = Wrong chemical for the job, fire, explosion, gas, wrong first aid and medical treatment in the event of an accident.
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MSDS
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Identify, Hazardous ingredients, Physical and chemical characteristics
– Physical hazards – Reactivity – Health hazards – Precautions for safe handling and use – Control measures – Routes of entry into the body – Emergency and first-aid procedures for exposure – Date of preparation of the MSDS or last change – Name, address, and phone number of a responsible party who can provide additional information on the hazardous material and appropriate emergency procedure. |
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US Navy’s Hearing Conservation Program
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The goal of the hearing conservation program (HCP) is to prevent occupational hearing loss and assure auditory fitness for duty of all Navy personnel.
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Six areas that comprise Naval Doctrine
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a. Naval Warfare
b. Naval Intelligence c. Naval Operations d. Naval Logistics e. Naval Planning f. Naval Command and Control |
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Naval Warfare
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Describes the inherent nature and enduring principles of naval forces
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Naval Intelligence
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Points the way for intelligence support in meeting the requirements of both regional conflicts and
operations other than war |
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Naval Operations
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Develops doctrine to reaffirm the foundation of U.S. Navy and Marine Corps expeditionary maritime
traditions |
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Naval Logistics
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Addresses the full range of logistical capabilities that are essential in the support of naval forces
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Naval Planning
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Examines force planning and the relationship between our capabilities and operational planning in the
joint and multinational environment |
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Naval Command and Control
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Provides the basic concepts to fulfill the information needs of commanders, forces, and
weapon systems |
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Seven principles of Naval Logistics
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1. Responsiveness
2. Simplicity 3. Flexibility 4. Economy 5. Attainability 6. Sustainability 7. Survivability |
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First navy ship named after an enlisted man, and why
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USS Osmond Ingram (DD 255) – Launched 28 Feb 1919. Ingram was the first enlisted man killed in action in
World War I, lost when the destroyer Cassin (DD 43) was torpedoed in October 1917 |
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Conditions that led to the formation of the U.S. Navy
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The United States formed a Navy to counter the attacks from Barbary pirates in the Mediterranean
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3 classes of naval vessels existed at the inception of the U.S. Navy
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1. Ships-of-the-line –The largest of all sailing warships. They carried 64 to 100 guns.
2. Frigates – The cruisers of the 18th century. They carried 28 to 44 guns. 3. Sloops-of-war – The small sailing warships. These ships carried 10 to 20 guns. |
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Gun Salutes for naval officers
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Admiral – 17 guns, Vice Admiral – 15 guns, Rear Admiral – 13 guns, Commodore – 11 guns.
Salutes are fired at intervals of 5 seconds, and always in odd numbers |
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Battle of Coral Sea
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7-8 May 1942: Battle with Japan. 3 Carriers against 2.
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Voyage of the Great White Fleet
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Dec. 16 1907: Worldwide voyage to project power
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Battle of Normandy
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June 6, 1944: Stormed to clear mines to allow landings.
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Midway
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3-5 June 1942: The battle that started the defeat of Japan.
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Guadalcanal
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13-15 November 1942: Battle agianst Japan involving the USS Juneau
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Battle of Leyte Gulf
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Oct. 23 1944: Battle for the Phillipenes
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Mercury 3
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05 May 1961. First U.S. manned space flight – Alan Shepard, USN
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Gemini 3
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23 Mar 1965. First U.S. 2 man space flight- first spacecraft to maneuver from one orbit to another. – LCDR John Young, USN.
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Apollo 11
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16 to 24 Jul 1969. First manned moon landing. – Neil Armstrong
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Apollo 17
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7 to 19 Dec 1972. Seventh and final lunar landing mission. - Eugene A. Cernan, USN, and Ronald E. Evans, USN.
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STS-1
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12 to 14 Apr 1981. First orbital test flight of Space Shuttle. All Navy crew. - John W. Young, USN Robert L. Crippen, USN
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On-The-Roof-Gang
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A shack on top of the Navy Building in DC176 Navy and Marine radio ops trained. Foundation of CT community
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Purple Code
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Japanese cipher used by the Japanese Foreign Office, thought secure. Named for the color binder decrypts were kept in Germany-Tokyo comms
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The Battle of Midway
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This battle was won due to the efforts of the Navy’s CT’s
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USS Liberty
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Attacked by Israelis in 1967 in Mediterranean Sea, off Sinai Peninsula- “mistook it for enemy ship"
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USS Pueblo
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Captured by N Korea in 1968. Lack of communication w/ higher commands. Not informed of N Korean hostilities. Emergency Destruct
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D-Day landing
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06 June 1944. 2 years in planning. Allied ships and landing craft had to navigate minefields, tides, weather, and other obstacles. 1,200 Navy ships, 4,100 landing craft
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Landing at Inchon
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1950 - Plan to divert N. Korea by General MacArthur
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Hainan Island EP-3
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01 APR 2001 EP-3 collided with Chinese J-8II interceptor and was forced down – Emergency destruct. Crew detained for 10 days- Chinese had free reign of the plane
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Bletchley Park
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Britain’s crypto center. ENIGMA decipher. Bombe
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Navajo Code Talkers
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Extremely complex. Unintelligible to anyone without extensive exposure and training. It has no alphabet or symbols. One estimate indicates that less than 30 non-Navajos, none of them Japanese, could understand the language at the outbreak of World War II. Never broken
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USS Stark
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17 March, 1987 Iraqi Mirage F-1 attacked USS Stark. Fired 2 Exocet missiles. No indication of attack, total EW breakdown. Both AWACS and Stark failed to detect missile launch. 37 Sailors died
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EC-121 Shoot Down –
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15 April 1969 – Attacked without warning by North Koran MiG while flying its last mission with a double crew for training. (31 men). The Navy would adopt new procedures to provide its unarmed reconnaissance aircraft with a higher degree of protection from the fleet and Naval aviation. EC-121 would be retired and replaced with the EP-3.
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Qualities that characterize the Navy/Marine Corps team
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a. Readiness
b. Flexibility c. Self Sustainability d. Mobility |
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3 Levels of War
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a. Tactical: Induvidual Engagements
b. Operational: In theater c. Strategic: Supporting National Roles |
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National Security Act of 1947
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Established the National Security Council and the CIA. Merged the DoN and DoW into one DoD under the SecDef
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When and Why the navy Core Values were created
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CNO Admiral Kelso in 1992 to act as a guide to improve conduct of Sailors
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When was the Sailors Creed developed
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1993 by CNO Kelso to unite all Sailors
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RADM Grace Hopper's contribution to the US Navy
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Computer Pioneer: Retired in 1966. Recalled and retired again in 1986. Died in 1992.
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Name and location of first computer
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Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC) - 1945 University of Pennsylvania
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ARPANET
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Precurser to internet: 4 nodes:
UCLA, Stanford, UC Santa Barbara, Utah |
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John Walker
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Spy for Russians starting in 1968
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Oldest Intell Org in the US Navy
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Office of Intelligence
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ONI When and Who created?
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March 1882 by SECNAV William Hunt. General Order 292
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1st CIO/DNI
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LT Theodore Mason
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2 Departments combined to form ONI
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Dept. Library and Office of Intelligence.
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Mission of the US Navy
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Maintain, train and equip combat-ready Naval forces capable of winning wars, deterring aggression and maintaining freedom of the seas
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National Command Authority, it’s members and functions
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Lawful Source of Military Orders. President and SECDEF, only NCA can order Nukes.
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OPCON
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Operational Controls
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ADCON
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Administrative Controls: Military Issues
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COCOM
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Combatant Commander
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Navy COCOM
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Navy Combatant Commander
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FLTCOM
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Fleet Commander
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TYCOM
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Type Commander - Provides training, logistics, maintenance and support to ships and aircraft and units.
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PACOM location?
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Defends US and its territories. HQ= Hawaii
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EUCOM location?
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Partner capacity to enhance transatlantic security. HQ= Stuttgart Germany
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JFCOM location?
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Mission ready, joint capable forces HQ= Norfolk
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SOUTHCOM
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Joint and combined full spectrum ops to enhance security. HQ=Miami
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CENTCOM
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Promotes coop between nations. HQ= Tampa
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NORTHCOM location?
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Conducts homeland defense. HQ= Denver, CO
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SOCOM
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Provides Special Ops to defend US. HQ=Tampa, Fl
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TRANSCOM location?
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Joint Deployment and Distro Enterprise. HQ= Scott AFB IL
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STRATCOM Mission and HQ?
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Promoted global security for US deterring attack. HQ= Offutt NE
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AFRICOM HQ and Mission?
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Promote stable and secure African region. HQ= Stuttgart Germany
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USCYBERCOM
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DOD Info and Intel networks. HQ= FT. Meade
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CNO N2/N6
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Support Codes
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CNMOC mission and location?
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Enable speed, safety, and operational effectiveness. HQ= Stennis, MS
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NNWC location?
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All NIOC's and NIOD's. HQ= Little Creek, VA
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JSOC
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US, UK, AUS, and Can forces. HQ= Vandenburg AFB, CA
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NOAA location
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Silver Springs, MD
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NAVYCYBERFOR location?
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Norfolk, VA
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ONI location
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Suitland, MD
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Office of Oceanographer location?
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DC
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2nd Fleet
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Atlantic / North to South Pole / US to Western Europe HQ= Norfolk
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3rd Fleet
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East PAC / HQ= San Diego
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4th Fleet
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Caribbean / Central - South America / HQ= Hawaii
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Fifth Fleet
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Persian Gulf, Red Sea, Arabian Sea / East Africa to Kenya. HQ= Bahrain
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6th Fleet
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The Med. HQ= Naples, Italy
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7th Fleet
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PACFLT / Hawaii to Japan. HQ= Yokosuka
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10th Fleet
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US Cyber Command. HQ= NSA
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TF
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Task Force. Works on a single, defined task
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TG
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Task Group - Naval Task Force organized by a Commander or TF
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TU
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Task Unit - Component of TG organized by the same
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TE
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Task Element - A component of TU organized by the same.
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Rate: AG?
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Aerographers Mate - Observe, collect, record and analyze meteorlogical and oceangraphic
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NCTAMS LANT
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Norfolk Secure and reliable comms
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NCTAMS PAC
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Diversified Comms - Hawaii
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C4ISR
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Command, Control Comms, Computers, Intel, Surveillance, Recon. To disrupt adversaries system and structure
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Mission of DISA
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Defense Information Systems Agency. Command support for C2
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Mission of NASIC
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National Air and Space Center.
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Mission of NCDOC
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Navy Cyber Defense Operations Command. Computer Network Defense.
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ODNI
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Office of Director of Naval Intel
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DIA
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Defense Intel Agency
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NSA
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National Security Agency
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CIA
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Central Intel Agency
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NGA
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National Geospatial Intel Agency
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DOE
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Dept. of Energy
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Commander in Chief
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President - Barack Obama
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SECDEF
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Principal Defense Policy Advisor - Robert Gates.
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SECNAV
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Statutory authority to conduct all of the affairs of DON. Ray Mabus
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Fleet Master Chief
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SEA to a Fleet Commander
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CNO
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Command, utilization, and operating efficiency of forces. Adm Roughhead
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Fleet Commander in Charge
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the Admiral in charge of a numbered fleet
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Type Commander
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Perform vital admin, personnel and operational training functions for a "type" of weapons system
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MCPON
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Master Chief Rick West - Appointed by CNO to address the issues of enlisted personnel
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Force Master Chief
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Almost the same as a CMC - it is at a very large Command.
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CMC
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Senior Enlisted Leader to a Unit or Command
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Define CCRI
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Command Cyber Readiness Inspection. Holds Commanders responsible for security postures.
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NAVCYBERFOR's role in CCRI
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Overall in charge of ensuring CCRI's are conducted properly.
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EDVR
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Gains, Losses, Personnel on board, TAD, Personnel breakdown by ratings, Status summary
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ODCR
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Same as EDVR, but for Officers.
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AMD?
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Activity Manpower Document - Quantitative and qualitative manpower and auth provided to a Naval Activity to perform mission.
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Eval Report
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Record of Performance for enlisted
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Fitness Report
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Officer
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Concurrent Report
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Record of Performance during a TAD Status
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What is found on a page 2?
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Dependency Application / Record of Emergency Data
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What is found on a page 4?
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Enlisted Qualification History
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SGLI
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Concering Service Members Survivor Benefits
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Page 13?
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Administrative Remarks
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Purpose and Categories of SitReps
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OPREP 3 Pinnacle - National Importance
OPREP 3 Navy Blue - Naval Importance Unit SITREP - Anything Command Based |
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Importance of an IG
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Conduct, Supervise, monitor, and initiate audits, evaluations, and investigations relating to programs and operations of DOD
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Navy Correspondence Manual
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Uniform Standard for management and preparation of correspondence.
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PTS?
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Perform to Serve. Force Shaping Tool that aids in manning between over and under manned rates. Must be approved prior to re-enlistment, SRB or negotiating for orders.
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Officer Accession program available to enlisted
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Naval Academy Prep School
OCS Medical Enlisted Commissioning Program Med Svc Corps in Svc Procurement Program LDO/CWO STA-21 - 32 is the age cutoff |
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Explain the DLPT
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Defense Language Proficiency Test
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Duties and Responsibilities of ESO
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Help the XO Administer Educational programsfor the Command
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Purpose of Navy's Drug Screening Program
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a. Establish reliable means of inspecting personnel.
b. Acts as a deterrent c. Provides statistical data |
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6 Programs on "Brilliant on the Basics"
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1. CDB
2. Sponsorship 3. Mentorship 4. Sailor Recognition 5. Command Indoc 6. Omsbudsman Program |
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PAO's responsiblities
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Prepares info relative to unit participation.
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