Eaws Phase 1&2 Block 10 Naval Aviation Maintenance Program (Namp)

Front 1

State the purpose of the Standard Organization and Regulations Manual (SORM)

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To reissue regulations and guidance governing the conduct of all members of the US Navy.

Front 2

Discuss the contents of the SORM.

Back 2

Navy regulations and standard organization requirements.

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Discuss the dual chain of command (admin/operational) for operating forces.

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Admin: SECNAV to CNO to operating commands

OPS: From the president, to SECNAV to the CO.

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Unified/Specified

Back 4

Joint forces command

Transportation command

Strategic command

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Fleet Commanders

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Training command, surface forces, fleet marine forces, naval air, submarine.

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Task Force Commander

Back 6

Divides the fleets into forces, groups, units and elements.

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Task Unit Commander

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Task groups may be divided into task units.

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SECNAV

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Responsible for policies and control of the Navy (civilian)

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CNO

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Principal advisor to the president and SECNAV on conduct of war.

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Fleet Commander in Chief (CINC)

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Commands fleets including ships and aircrafts classified and organized into commands by types.

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Naval Air Force Commander (Type Commander/Aircraft controlling Custodian)

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Usually Vice Admiral

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Functional Wing Commander

Back 12

Responsible for the aircraft material readiness.

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Type Squadron Commander

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Responsible for maintenance and material condition to maintain mission readiness.

Front 14

Who is the Commander in Chief (President)

Back 14

Donald Trump

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Who is the Vice president?

Back 15

Mike Pence

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Who is the Secretary of Defense?

Back 16

Mark Esper

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Who is the Secretary of the Navy?

Back 17

Thomas B. Modly

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Who is the CNO?

Back 18

Admiral Gilday

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Who Is the MCPON?

Back 19

MCPON Smith

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Who is the Fleet Master Chief?

Back 20

Fleet Master Chief Kemp

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Who is the Force Master Chief?

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Force Master Chief Timons

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Who is the CMC?

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Command Master Chief Reynolds

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Who is the CO?

Back 23

CMDR Gegg

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Who is the XO

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CMDR White

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Who is the Department Head?

Back 25

LCDR Keever

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Who is the Momnad managed Equal Opportunity manager (CMEO)/ command Climate specialist (CCS)?

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Lt Giley

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Who is the DIVISION officer?

Back 27

LT Jordan

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Who is the Casualty Assistance Calls Officer ( CACO)

Back 28

LT Jordan

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Who is the SAPR specialist?

Back 29

PR2 Boytts

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Who is the financial specialist?

Back 30

Chief Waycaster

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Who is the Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor (DAPA)?

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AE1 WADE

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Who is the Command Career Counselor (CCC)?

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NC1 Nieto

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OPREP

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Operational report - Immediate notification of incident involving denotation of nuke.

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MOVEREP

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Movement report - Primary source of ships locations.

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LOGREQ

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Logistics requirements - Submitted by ships prior to arrival at port.

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SORTS

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Status of requirement and training support - Ships condition/readiness

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SITREP

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Situation report - Used be the CO when an incident not meeting OPREP 3 occurs.

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Discuss the significance of ROC and POE as it pertains to the OPNAVINST 3120.32.

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Required Operational Capabilities and Projected Operational Environment are used to project what assets are needed where and how much.

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PACOM

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U.S. Pacific (Hawaii) To protect and defend.

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EUCOM

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U.S. European (Germany) Military ops

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SOUTHCOM

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Southern (Miami) military ops

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CENTCOM

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Central (Tampa) Promotes cooperation.

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NORTHCOM

Back 43

(Colorado) Homeland defense

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SOCOM

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(Tampa) Special ops

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TRANSCOM

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(Illinois) Transportation

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STRATCOM

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Strategic (Nebraska) Deters attacks and ensures freedom

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AFRICOM

Back 47

(Germany) Security

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2nd Fleet

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Atlantic ocean (Virginia)

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3rd Fleet

Back 49

Eastern Pacific ocean (San diego)

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4th Fleet

Back 50

Mayport, Fl.

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5th Fleet

Back 51

Manama, Bahrain

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6th Fleet

Back 52

Gaeta , Italy

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7th Fleet

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Yokosuka, Japan

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10th Fleet

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Cyber - in conjunction with 2nd and 7th fleets

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Military Sealift Command (MSC)

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Norfolk VA. Operates Atlantic, Pacific, Europe, Midsle East and Far east

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AE

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Ammunition ship

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AD

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Destroyer tender

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AFS

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Combat stores ship

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AS

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Submarine tender

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AO/AOE

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Oilers/ oil and ammunition support ships

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CG

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Guided missile carrier

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CV/CVN

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Carrier/ nuclear powered carrier

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DD/DDG

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Destroyer/guided missile destroyer

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FFG

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Guided missile frigates

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LCC

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Amphibious command ship

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LHA

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Amphibious assault ship

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LHD

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Amphibious warfare ship

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LPD

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Amphibious transport dock

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LPH

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Amphibious assault ship

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LSD

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Dock landing ship

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MCS

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Mine countermeasures support ship