Epme For E4

Front 1

What year do Petty officers in the Navy acquire their first rate insignia?

Back 1

1841

Front 2

When did specialty or rating marks become official?

Back 2

1866

Front 3

When does the Navy recognizes its three classes of petty officers?

Back 3

July 1 1885

Front 4

What year did Petty officers wear rate insignia of chevrons with the points
down under a spread eagle and rating mark?

Back 4

1886

Front 5

When does the Navy establishes the Chief Petty Officer rate?

Back 5

1894

Front 6

The Coast Guard comes into existence when Congress combines
the Revenue Cutter Service with the U.S. Life Saving Service. In what year did this happen?

Back 6

1915

Front 7

The rates in the Coast Guard become the same as those in the Navy.

Back 7

1917, buring World War 1

Front 8

The office of the Master Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard (MCPOCG)
came into existence on July 17, 1971.

Back 8

False. It was on August 17, 1969

Front 9

The office of the MCPOCG was established by order of the Commandant.

Back 9

False. It was established by a legislative action.

Front 10

The MCPOCG is the most senior enlisted member of the Coast Guard.

Back 10

True

Front 11

The MCPOCG has the pay grade designation of E-9.

Back 11

false. E-10

Front 12

The tour of assignment for the MCPOCG is four years.

Back 12

True

Front 13

Who was the first MCPOCG and when?

Back 13

1969-1973
BMCM Charles L. Calhoun

Front 14

Who is the present MCPOCG?

Back 14

MCPO Charles W. Bowen

Front 15

As a rule, the petty officer’s __________ dictates the level of authority, responsibility, and
accountability.
a. Commanding officer
b. Senior petty officer
c. Rate
d. Expertise

Back 15

rate

Front 16

Title 14 USC, section 89, gives petty officers authority to board a vessel under U.S.
jurisdiction at any time and ________.
a. Inspect and search the vessel
b. Examine ship documents and papers
c. Address inquiries to those on board
d. All of the above.

Back 16

All of the above

Front 17

Rating Force Master Chiefs are tasked to __________.
a. Oversee development of Enlisted Performance Qualifications (EPQs)
b. Coach
c. Interrogate personnel on board
d. All of the above.

Back 17

All of the above

Front 18

The system the Coast Guard uses to grow its workforce into leaders.
a. Leadership Development
b. Effective Leadership
c. Leadership Competencies
d. Leadership Performance Expectations

Back 18

Leadership development

Front 19

To achieve desired results by providing the right tools, information, and working
environment, and fostering commitment among your followers.
a. Leadership Development
b. Effective Leadership
c. Leadership Competencies
d. Leadership Performance Expectations

Back 19

Effective leadership

Front 20

The leadership knowledge, skills, attitudes, and abilities that the Coast Guard requires of
each individual.
a. Leadership Development
b. Effective Leadership
c. Leadership Competencies
d. Leadership Performance Expectations

Back 20

Leadership performance expectations

Front 21

Measurable behavioral patterns essential to leading.
a. Leadership Development
b. Effective Leadership
c. Leadership Competencies
d. Leadership Performance Expectations

Back 21

Leadership competencies

Front 22

List the Enlisted Members’ Rights.

Back 22

1. Probable cause search
2. UCMJ infractions
3. EMI
4. Rights of the accused
5. The right to appeal

Front 23

Who's responsibility is it to ensure a member is counseled? in the marking period.

Back 23

Approving Official

Front 24

who darkens in the appropriate ovals. In the marking period.

Back 24

Marking Official

Front 25

Who Complies with the change procedures in Article
10.B.10.b.

Back 25

Approving official

Front 26

Who Evaluates performance and places an “X” within
the appropriate oval?

Back 26

Supervisor

Front 27

Ensures all required written comments are provided.

Back 27

Approval official

Front 28

Enters the numerical equivalent in the “Mark” column.

Back 28

Marking official

Front 29

Gathers input on a subordinate’s performance and behavior.

Back 29

Superisor

Front 30

A Dislocation Allowance (DLA) cannot be paid in advance.

Back 30

false

Front 31

A member’s grade and dependency status determine the prescribed weight
allowance.

Back 31

true

Front 32

The Coast Guard may limit the amount of household goods shipped.

Back 32

true

Front 33

When purchasing your own ticket, you are entitled for full reimbursement, no
matter how much it costs.

Back 33

false

Front 34

If you have a baby after the EDO, you can claim the baby as a dependent for
reimbursement purposes

Back 34

false

Front 35

Per Diem is paid on a whole calendar day basis.

Back 35

true

Front 36

For POC travel mileage reimbursement, three authorized travelers are entitled to ______.
a. $0.15 per mile
b. $0.16 per mile
c. $0.18 per mile
d. $0.19 per mile

Back 36

$0.19 per mile

Front 37

The maximum allowance for authorized temporary lodging expense is ______.
a. $150.00 per day
b. $175.00 per day
c. $180.00 per day
d. $185.00 per day

Back 37

$180.00 per day

Front 38

Temporary Lodging Allowance (TLA) is authorized for a period NOT more than ______.
a. 30 days
b. 45 days
c. 60 days
d. 75 days

Back 38

60 days

Front 39

Members may request advance pay for up to ______.
a. 2 months
b. 3 months
c. 4 months
d. 5 months

Back 39

3 months

Front 40

When assigning members, personnel administration follows basic assumption(s) Service
needs.
a. Service needs
b. Billet structure
c. Members are fully qualified to perform their rate duties
d. All of the above

Back 40

all of the above

Front 41

The assignment year begins on ________.
a. January 1st
b. June 1st
c. August 1st
d. October 1st

Back 41

October 1st

Front 42

Personnel seeking to fill special assignments must ________.
a. Make their request in writing to their immediate supervisor
b. Submit an application to PSC
c. Submit an application to their special assignment officer
d. All of the above

Back 42

Must submit an application to their special assignment officer

Front 43

Panels determine the best candidate for the position of ________.
a. Command Cadre
b. Recruiting
c. Company Commander
d. All of the above

Back 43

all of the above

Front 44

All personnel in the current assignment year are _______.
a. Not required to submit electronic resumes.
b. Required to submit electronic resumes.
c. Not required to apply for the SWE.
d. Required to apply for the SWE.

Back 44

required to submit electronic resume

Front 45

Passwords must be at least ________characters long.
a. 4
b. 6
c. 8
d. 10

Back 45

8

Front 46

Passwords expire every _______.
a. 30 days
b. 60 days
c. 90 days
d. 120 days

Back 46

90 days

Front 47

A reminder alerts you days before password expiration.
a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. 7

Back 47

2 days

Front 48

PCS travel claims are submitted on Standard Form 1164.

Back 48

False. DD Form 1351-2

Front 49

You must include receipts for any reimbursable items $50 or more.

Back 49

false. $75.00 ore more

Front 50

If a required receipt is lost or stolen, you must itemize and certify the expense.

Back 50

true

Front 51

To be submitted to PSC for liquidation, the TONO number must begin with 10,
11, or 12.

Back 51

False 11, 12 , 13

Front 52

If your dependents traveled at a different time, you need to complete a separate Travel Voucher with the dependent(s) itinerary in block 15 on your PSC form

Back 52

true

Front 53

Coast Guard response personnel can come from the Coast Guard
Auxiliary.

Back 53

true

Front 54

The Incident Commander is the highest-ranking person at the unit.

Back 54

false

Front 55

The Incident Command System is a standardized response management
system.

Back 55

true

Front 56

The principles of the NIMS ICS are limited to certain types of incidents.

Back 56

false

Front 57

In the ICS, each agency participating in the response is dependent on the
initial responding agency.

Back 57

false

Front 58

This condition applies when there is a general threat of
possible terrorist activity directed against units and personnel,
the nature and extent of which are unpredictable.

Back 58

FPCON Alpha

Front 59

This condition applies in the immediate area where a terrorist
attack has occurred or when intelligence has been received
that terrorist action against a specific location is likely.

Back 59

FPCON Delta

Front 60

This condition applies when an incident occurs or when
intelligence is received indicating that some form of terrorist
action against units and personnel is imminent.

Back 60

FPCON Charlie

Front 61

This condition applies when a general threat of possible
terrorist activity exists but warrants only routine security
posture.

Back 61

FPCON Normal

Front 62

This condition applies when an increased and more predictable
threat of terrorist activity exists.

Back 62

FPCON Bravo

Front 63

Prior to presenting the training objective, the instructor should provide _______.
a. An overview of the main points
b. Assessment/testing methods
c. Performance feedback
d. Why the training is important

Back 63

why the training is important

Front 64

A testing strategy that includes verifying that health and safety guidelines are met and the
desired outcome is achieved is a ________ strategy.
a. Procedure
b. Outcome
c. Combination
d. Product

Back 64

combination

Front 65

This information must be included on all correspondence in the Coast Guard because it
serves as the file number.
a. Date
b. SSIC
c. Subject
d. Routing Symbol

Back 65

SSIC

Front 66

Select two important parts of the Coast Guard’s public affairs information release policy that
affect personnel.
1. Apply the SAPP rule.
2. Security must come first.
3. If you do it, or are responsible for something, you can talk about it.
4. Everything through the proper chain of command.
5. Loose lips sink ships.

Back 66

1. Follow the SAPP rule.
S is for Security
A is for Accuracy
P is for Policy
P is for Property
2. if you do it, or are responsible for something, you can talk about it.

Front 67

The release of photographs, videotapes, and audio recordings of Coast Guard activities
must go through the same review and release process as ________.
a. Other official information
b. Freedom of Information Act requests
c. Homeland Security rules and regulations
d. Coast Guard messages

Back 67

other official information

Front 68

What should a first responder at the awarness level know?

Back 68

Recognize chemical and phisical hazards.

Front 69

Terrorit groups are present, but there is no indication of anti-US activity. The operating enironment favors the host nation/US. Which treat level is used?

Back 69

Moderate.

Front 70

Administrative inspections useing urinalysis are not permitted. True or False?

Back 70

False.

Front 71

Rating Force Master Chiefs are responsible for the overall soundness of their rating and:

Back 71

Manage the structure of their rating workforce.

Front 72

Surface water missions for the Coast Guard Auxiliary Include Safaety and Regatta, Chart Update and....

Back 72

Personal Watercraft patrols

Front 73

Which is not required for a PCS form?

Back 73

Meal recripts.

Front 74

First responders at the awareness level need to have sufficient training to know...

Back 74

What hazardous substances are.

Front 75

The subject in all correspondence, in memosvand letters should be?

Back 75

SSIC (Standart Subject Identification Code)

Front 76

This condition applies when a general threat of possible terrorist activity exists, but warrents only routine security posture.

Back 76

FPCON normal.

Front 77

PDR entries do NOT fulfill the requirement for a probationary period when contemplating discharge. True or False?

Back 77

False.

Front 78

The ready reserve consists of:

Back 78

Selected Reserve
Individual ready reserve

Front 79

Coast Guard support and boating safety missions include:

Back 79

CG operational support
Auxilary's academy introduction mission
Courtesiy marine examinations