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21 Cards in this Set
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Who is the NAMP sponsored and directed by?
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CNO Chief of Naval Operations
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Who is the NAMP implemented by?
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COMNAVAIRFOR Commander Naval Air Forces
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How many volumes are in the NAMP?
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5
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What volume of the NAMP addresses concepts, policies, organizations, maintenance support
procedures, and O-level and I-level maintenance? |
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What volume of the NAMP addresses D-level maintenance?
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2
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What volume of the NAMP addresses Maintenance Data Systems?
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3
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What volume of the NAMP addresses aviation 3M data processing requirements?
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4
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What volume of the NAMP are the Standard Operating Procedures in?
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5
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What forms in VOL 5 of the NAMP may not be modified by commands?
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DOD/DON forms
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In the NAMP "warning" means ...?
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if not correctly followed, could result in injury,
long term health hazards, or death. |
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In the NAMP "caution" means ...?
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if not correctly observed, could result in damage
to or destruction of equipment. |
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In the NAMP "note" means...?
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a procedure or condition that requires emphasis.
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In the NAMP "shall" means...?
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procedure is mandatory
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In the NAMP "should" means...?
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procedure is recommended
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In the NAMP "may" means...?
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procedure is optional
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In the NAMP "need not" means...?
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procedure is optional
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In the NAMP "will" indicates...?
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futurity and never indicates any degree of requirement for application of a
procedure. |
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For NAMP policy interpretation, who do you contact?
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ACC/TYCOM/Wing
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World wide distribution of the NAMP will be on ____only.
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CD-ROM
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The NAMP's automatic distribution list is maintained by _____?
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COMNAVAIRSYSCOM
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What is a interim change?
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A change issued by CNO via message to correct a NAMP procedure, policy, practice or situation adversly affecting maintenance, aircraft or personnel safety, readiness, or critical function.
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