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HOW MANY HEADQUATERS UNITS REPORT DIRECTLY TO HEADQUARTERS?

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35

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WHICH TYPE OF COMMAND IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING SERVICES SUCH AS CIVIL ENGINEERING, HEALTH AND SAFETY, LEGAL, AND FINANCE TO ALL OPERATIONAL UNITS WITHIN ITS AREA?

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MAINTENANCE AND LOGISITICS COMMANDS (MLC'S)

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TRUE OR FALSE: REAR ADMIRALS HEAD UP DISTRICTS

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: VICE ADMIRALS LEAD THE ATLANTIC AREA AND THE PACIFIC AREA

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TRUE

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IN THIS WAR, CUTTERS CAPTURED 18 PRIZES UNAIDED AND ASSISTED IN TWO OTHER CAPTURES

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QUASI-WAR

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A COAST GUARD CUTTER IS CREDITED WITH FIRING THE FIRST NAVAL SHOTS OF THIS WAR

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CIVIL WAR

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FIRST TIME DURING A WAR THAT THE ENTIRE COAST GUARD WAS TRANSFERRED TO THE NAVY

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WORLD WAR 1

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DURING THIS WAR, THE MCCULLOCH SERVED AS BOTH THE ESCORT AND DISPATCH WITH COMMODORE GEORGE DEWEY'S SQUADRON

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SPANISH AMERICAN WAR

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IN THIS WAR EFFORT, THE COAST GUARD PLAYED A MARGINAL ROLE, PRIMARILY ONE OF SUPPORT

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KOREAN WAR

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TRUE OR FALSE: THE FIRST TIME THE COAST GUARD AUGMENTED THE NAVY WITH SHALLOW-DRAFT CRAFT WAS IN WAR WORLD 1

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FALSE. IT WAS THE VIETNAM WAR

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TRUE OR FALSE: THE COAST GUARD WAS GIVEN RESPONSIBILTY FOR COLD-WEATHER OPERATIONS IN GREENLAND DURING WORLD WAR 2

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE:THE FIRST TIME OCEAN-GOING CUTTERS AUGMENTED NAVY AND COAST GUARD SURVEILLANCE FORCES WAS IN VIETNAM

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE:THE COAST GUARD WAS SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR CLEANING UP A MASSIVE OIL SPILL DURING THE GULF WAR

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FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE:DURING OPERATION EAGLE IN NOVEMBER 2001, THE COAST GUARD WAS ONCE AGAIN UNDER THE DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

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TRUE

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FOLLOWING WORLD WAR 2, MEMBERS OF WHAT ORGANIZATION WERE GIVEN RATES AND RATINGS, UNIFORMS, AND INSIGNIA?

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COAST GUARD AUXILLARY

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DRUG SMUGGLING IN THE 1960'S GAVE WHAT MISSION INCREASED SIGNIFICANCE?

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LAW ENFORCEMENT

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WHAT EVENT WAS THE IMPETUS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL ICE PATROL?

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SINKING OF THE TITANIC

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THE FATALITY RATE OF THIS FOCUS HAS GREATLY DECLINED AS A RESULT OF WHAT COAST GUARD MISSION?

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BOATING SAFETY

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THE REFUSE ACT OF 1899 WAS THE CATALYST FOR WHAT COAST GUARD MISSIOM?

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ENVIROMENTAL PROTECTION

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MEMBERS OF WHAT PART-TIME FORCE PERFORM THE SAME TASKS AS ACTIVE DUTY PERSONNEL?

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COAST GUARD RESERVE

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TO HELP RESCUE IMMIGRANTS FROM VESSELS RAVISHED BY WINTER STORMS, A FEDERAL LIFE SAVING SERVICE WAS INITIATED IN WHAT YEAR?

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1848

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THE ONLY COAST GUARD-MANNED LIGHT STATION IN THE U.S. TODAY IS LOCATED WHERE?

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BOSTON HARBOR

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TODAY, THE COAST GUARD IS UNDER WHAT DEPARTMENT?

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DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY

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ONE OF THE FIRST UNIFORMED WOMEN TO SERVE IN THE COAST GUARD

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LUCILLE BAKER

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WOMEN ARE INTERGRATED INTO ACTIVE DUTY AND COAST GUARD RESERVE IN WHAT YEAR?

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1973

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SAVED MORE THAT 600 LIVES, EARNED TOW GOLD MEDALS, THREE SILVER, PLUS PTHER AWARDS

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JOSHUA JAMES

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ALL OFFICER CARRER FIELDS AND ENLISTED RATINGS ARE OPENED TO WOMEN IN WHAT YEAR?

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1978

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MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENT

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DOUGLAS MUNRO

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INSTALLATION OF FIRST MASTERCHIEF PETTY OFFICER OF THE COAST GUARD

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1969

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MUST MEET A QUALIFYING SCORE ON THE SAT, ACT, OR ASVAB EXAMS

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OFFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOL PRE-COMMISIONING PROGRAM

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CONTINUE IN THEIR CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT WHILE SERVING ON MILITARY DUTY

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DIRECT COMMISSION PROGRAM

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MUST BE SERVING IN PAY GRADE E-6 OR ABOVE

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WARRANT OFFICER APPOINTMENT

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MUST HAVE SPECIAL TRAINING AND SKILLS IN SPECIFIC FIELDS

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PROGRAM SELECTIVE RESERVE

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CAN ATTEND COLLEGE ON A FULL-TIME BASIS FOR UP TO 2 YEARS AND RECEIVE FULL PAY AND ALLOWANCES

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COAST GUARD ACADEMY

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COMPETE BY COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS FOR DIRECT APPOINTMENTS

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DIRECT COMMISION OFFICER

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THE SUPERVISOR WILL BE A ____.

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CIVILIAN
ENLISTED PERSON
OFFICER

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THE COMMAND MAY DESIGNATE AS THE SUPERVISOR, A ___________.

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1ST CLASS PETTY OFFICER

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ROUTE THE COMPLETED EMPLOYEE REVIEW TO THE ____________.

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MARKING OFFICIAL

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THE SUPERVISOR MUST ROUTE THE COMPLETED EMPLOYEE REVIEW TO THE NEXT LEVEL OF THE RATING CHAIN NO LATER THAN _____ DAYS PRIOR TO THE PERIOD ENDING DATE.

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9

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TRUE OR FALSE: SUPPORTING DOCUMNETATION IS REQUIRED FOR THE RECOMMENDED MARKS OF 1, 3, OR 7.

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FALSE. IT'S REQUIRED FOR 1, 2, AND 7.

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TRUE OR FALSE: AN IMPORTANT ASPECT OF THE REVIEW IS THAT IT PROVIDES A ROAD MAP FOR FUTURE IMPROVEMENT

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: RECOMMENDATION FOR ADVANCEMENT IS COMPLETED FOR MASTER, SENIOR AND CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS

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FALSE.

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TRUE OR FALSE: ADVERSE ENTRIES SHOULD FOCUS ON ONE-TIME, MINOR INFRACTIONS

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FALSE. ADVERSE ENTRIES SHOULD BE DONE EVERYTIME YOU GET A 1 OR 2 MARK

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TRUE OR FALSE: A MEMBER WHO IS FINANCIALLY IRRESPONSIBLE MUST BE MARKED AS UNSATISFACTORY CONDUCT

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TRUE

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SEAMAN BOLON WAS GIVEN A REGULAR EMPLOYEE REVIEW SIX WEEKS AGO AND HAS JUST BEEN AWARDED NON-JUDICIAL PUNISHMENT

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SPECIAL EMPLOYEE REVIEW

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FIREMAN ALLEBY IS IN AN UNAUTHORIZED ABSENCE STATUS AND IT'S THE LAST DAY OF JANUARU

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NO EMPLOYEEREVIEW REQUIRED

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PETTY OFFICER E-6 GRIPPE HAS BEEN AT HER NEW DUTY STATION FOR FOUR MONTHS AND IT'S THE LAST DAY OF MAY

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REGULAR EMPLYEE REVIEW

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RESERVIST PETTY OFFICER GRAUL HAS JUST BEEN PROMOTED TO CHIEF PETTY OFFICER. CPO GRAUL HAS COMPLETED 20 DRILL PERIODS SINCE THE RATING CHAIN COMPLETED HIS SPECIAL EMPLOYEE REVIEW

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SPECIAL EMPLOYEE REVIEW

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SA DONOHUE HAS BEEN IN THE COAST GUARD FOR 18 MONTHS AND IT'S THE LAST DAY OF FEBRUARY

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REGULAR EMPLOYEE REVIEW

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A SPECIAL EMPLOYEE REVIEW WAS COMPLETED FOR MASTER CHIEF PETTY OFFICER POTAN 5 MONTHS AGO AND IT'S THE LAST DAY OF SEPTEMBER

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NO EMPLOYEE REVIEW REQUIRED

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THE MOST SIGNIFICANT BENEFIT OF COUNSELING IS THAT IT PROVIDES THE EVALUEE WITH__________.

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A ROAD MAP FOR SUCCESS

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COUNSELING MUST TAKE PLACE NOT LATER THAN _____ FOLLOWING THE EMPLOYEE REVIEW PERIOD ENDING DATE.

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30 DAYS

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THE _____ COUNSELS AND REVIEWS THE EVALUATION WITH THE EVALUEE

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SUPERVISOR

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THE EVALUEE IS COUNSELED AFTER _____.

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THE APPROVING OFFICIAL HAS REVIEWED THE EMPLOYEE EVALUATION

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TRUE OR FALSE: EXERCISE WITH AN ELEVATED HEART RATE FOR NO MORE THAN 10 MINUTES

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FALSE. EXERCISE WITH AN ELEVATED HEART RATE FOR 30 MINUTES AT LEAST 3 TIMES A WEEK.

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PRACTICE DEEP BREATHING EXERCISES

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: AVOID EATING BREAKFAST TO AVOID REVVING UP YOUR NERVE FIBER

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FALSE. YOU SHOULD ALWAYS EAT BREAKFAST.

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TRUE OR FALSE: PRACTICE YOGA

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: DON'T THINK ABOUT CHANGE UNTIL IT HAPPENS SO YOU DON'T WORRY AHEAD OF TIME

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FALSE. ANTICIPATE AND PREPARE FOR CHANGE

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TRUE OR FALSE: FOR STRESSFUL COMMUTES, CHANGE COMMUTING PATTERNS

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: YOUR ROLE IN PREVENTING SUICIDE IS TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE PERSON WILL ACTUALLY COMMIT SUICIDE

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FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE: IF A PERSON LAUGHINGLY MENTIONS A WAY OF ESCAPING HIS PROBLEMS IS TO LEAVE THIS WORLD, YOU HAVE NO NEED TO WORRY SINCE HE'S JUST JOKING

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FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE: SUICIDE CAN BE PREVENTED

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: ASKING OPEN- ENDED QUESTIONS IS ONE WAY OF GETTING A PERSON TO TALK MORE FREELY

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TRUE

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YOUR WILLINGNESS TO TALK OPENLY ABOUT SUICIDE CAN CAUSE THE PERSON TO "CLAM UP"

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FALSE. YOUR WILLINGNESS TO TO TALK OPENLY CAN BE A BIG RELIEF TO THE AT-RISK PERSON.

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IF, IN COMMUNICATING WITH THE PERSON, YOU DISCOVER THERE IS NO SPECIFIC PLAN, YOU CAN SAFELY ASSUME IT'S ALL TALK

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FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE: UNDER THE TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, ENLISTED MEMBERS INCUR A SERVICE DUTY OBLIGATION

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FALSE.

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TURE OR FALSE: TO BE ELGIBLE FOR TUITION ASSISTANCE, COURSES MUST RESULT IN ACCREDITED COLLEGE CREDIT ORCONTACT HOURS

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TRUE

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COAST GUARD FOUNDATION GRANTS ARE ONLY FOR ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE PERSONNEL IN PAY GRADES E2-E9 WITH THREE OR MORE YEARS OF THE COAST GUARDSERVICE

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FALSE. FOR ACTIVE DUTY PAY GRADES E-3 TO E-9 WITH 2 OR MORE YEARS OF COAST GUARD SERVICE

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TRUE OR FALSE: ENLISTED MEMBERS MAY BE ABLE TO RECEIVE COLLEGE CREDIT FOR SOME OF THEIR MILITARY LEARNING EXPERIENCE

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: THE COAST GUARD INSTITUTE IS THE SOURCE FOR ALL RARING COURSE MATERIAL

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: UNDER THE TUITION ASSITANCE PROGRAM, ENLISTED MEMBERS INCUR A SERVICE DUTY OBLIGATION

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FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE: TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR TUITION ASSISTANCE, COURSES MUST RESULT IN ACCREDITED COLLEGE CREDIT OR CONTACT HOURS

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: THE DANTES PROGRAMS OFFERS A MEANS OF GETTING COLLEGE CREDIT FOR LEARNING OUTSIDE OF THE CLASSROOM.

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: NO COAST GUARD MEMBER OR EMPLOYEE MAY AUTHORIZE USE OF COAST GUARD PROPERTY FOR OTHER THAN OFFICIAL USE

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: EXCESS PROPERTY SHOULD BE REPORTED TO THE PROPERTY OFFICER

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: A SURVEY IS AN ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION TO DETERMINE HOW COAST GUARD PROPERTY WAS LOST, DAMAGED, OR DESTROYED

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: REPORTS OF SURVEY ARE PREPARED ON CG FORM CG-5323

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FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE: A UNIT COMMANDING OFFICER MAY ORDER A SURVEY EVEN IF ONE IS NOT REQUIRED

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TRUE

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IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE _____ TO ENSURE TRAINING IS PROPERLY RECORDED

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COAST GUARD MEMBER

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ALL TRAINING THAT MEMBERS RECEIVE IS RECORDED IN _____.

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THEIR PERSONAL TRAINING RECORD

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ALL TRAINING RECORDS CAN BE VIEWED IN _____.

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DIRECT ACCESS

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DISCREPANCIES IN DIRECT ACCESS TRAINING RECORDS SHOULD BE REPORTED TO _____.

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SERVICING PERSONNEL OFFICE

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TRUE OR FALSE: NON- RESIDENT AND RESIDENT TRAINING ARE BOTH USED BY THE COAST GUARD.

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: "C" SCHOOLS ARE RESIDENT TRAINING COURSES

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: RESIDENT TRAINING COURSES HAVE SPECIFIC BEGINNINGS AND GRADUATION DATES

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: REQUESTS FOR RESIDENT COURSES MUST BE FORMALLY SUBMITTED BY YOUR IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR

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FALSE.

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TRUE OR FALSE: FUNDS FOR TRAVEL TO THE SCHOOL SITE MUST ALSO BE REQUESTED

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: ELECTRONIC TRAINING REQUESTS (ETRs) CANNOT BE SUBMITTED UNDER SELF- SERVICE FUNCTIONS IN DIRECT ACCESS

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TRUE

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IN ORDER FOR THE PR TO BE VALID, IT MUST _____.

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BE NUMBERED
CONTAIN APPROPIATION AND ACCOUNTING DATA
HAVE A VALID SIGNATURE

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THE _____ IS THE WRITTEN DETERMINATION TO RESTRICT COMPETITION

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JOTFOC

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PRs FOR CONSTRUCTION REQUESTS ARE LIMITED TO _____.

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$2,000.00

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THE PR LIMIT VALU FOR ORDERING SUPPLIES AND SERVICES IS _____.

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$2,500.00

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TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE SERVICEWIDE EXAM (SWE), YOU MUST _____.

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1.BE IN YOUR RATE FOR REQUIRED PERIOD OF TIME
2. HAVE YOUR CO'S RECOMMENDATION
3. HAVE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED THE END OF COURSE TEST

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THE REASON(S) MEMBERS ARE NOT RANKED IN THE SWE PROCESS WHERE THEY THOUGHT THEY SHOULD BE IS USUALLY BECAUSE THERE WAS _____.

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1. INACCURATE POINTS
2. INACCURATE SEA DUTY POINTS
3. MISSING DATA

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FAILURE TO CAREFULLY REVIEW YOUR PERSONAL DATA EXTRACT COULD POSSIBLY RESULT IN _____.

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INELIGIBILTY FOR THE SWE

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YOUR PDE INCLUDES _____.

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1. TIME IN PAY GRADE
2. TIME IN SERVICE
3. CREDITABLE SEA TIME

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TRUE OR FALSE: ANY MACHINE PART, FUNCTION, OR PROCESS THAT COULD CAUSE INJURY MUST HAVE SAFEGUARDS IN PLACE

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: HAND AND POWER TOOLS ARE DANGEROUS BECAUSE MOST PEOPLE DON'T KNOW HOW TO USE THEM

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FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE: A CLOSED COMPARTMENT OPENING REQUST FORM IS REQUIRED TO OPEN CONFINED SPACES

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FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE: EXAMPLES OF PERMIT-REQUIRED CONFINED SPACES ON CUTTERS AND OTHER VESSELS INCLUDE WING TANKS, FUEL CELLS, APO SPACES, AND CENTER TANKS

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FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE: FLYWHEELS, SHAFTS, GENERATORS, AND CLUTCHES ARE ALL COMMON MOVING PARTS FOUND IN A MACHINERY SPACE

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: A LOCKOUT/TAGOUT SYSTEM IS NOT NECESSARY WHEN DEENERGIZING AND SECURING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

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FALSE.

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TRUE OR FALSE: IN CERTAIN INSTANCES, IT IT PERMISSIBLE FOR A PERSON TO WORK ON ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ALONE

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FALSE.

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TRUE OR FALSE: PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT IS REQUIRED WHEN HANDLING FLAMMABLE OR TOXIC MATERIALS

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE: UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS IS AN INFECTION CONTROL APPROACH DEVELOPED BY THE COAST GUARD THAT ASSUMES EVERY DIRECT CONTACT WITH BODY FLUIDS IS POTENTIALLY INFECTIOUS

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FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE: COMPLETING A MAN ALOFT CHIT BEFORE SENDING A PERSON TO WORK AFLOAT IS OPTIONAL

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FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE: WHEN USING A STAGE FOR A PERSON WORKING OVER THE SIDE, RIGGING A MANROPE TO ONE END IS OPTIONAL

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FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSE: EACH UNIT IS REQUIRED TO HAVE A WRITEN PLAN FOR THE DECONTAMINATION OF BIOHAZARDS MATERIAL

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TRUE

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SAFETY INSPECTION: ASCERTAIN IF A QUALIFIED PERSON MAINTAINS AND TESTS THE FIRE DETECTION

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CHECKLIST: FIRE DEPARTMENT OPERATION EVALUATION CHECKLIST (SHORE)

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SAFETY INSPECTION: ENSURE THAT GUARDS ARE IN PLACE FOR FAN BLADES WHOSE PERIPHERY IS LESS THAN 7 FEET ABOVE THE FLOOR OR WORKING LEVEL

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CHECKLIST: MACHINE AND MOVING MECHANICAL PARTS CHECKLIST (SHORE)

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SAFETY INSPECTION: ASCERTAIN IF MSDSs ARE MAINTAINED FOR ALL APPLICABLE MATERIALS PROCURED AND UTILIZED

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CHECKLIST: HAZARD COMMUNICATION CHECKLIST (SHORE)

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SAFETY INSPECTION: CHECK IF LADDERS USED BY PERSONNEL WORKING ON LIVE CONDUCTORS HAVE NON-CONDUCTIVE SIDE RAILS

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CHECKLIST: ELECTRICAL SAFETY-RELATED WORK PRACTICES CHECKLIST (SHORE)

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SAFETY INSPECTION: LOOK TO SEE IF SIDE RAILS USED AS CLIMBING AIDS HAVE ADEQUATE GRIPPING AND ARE FREE OF SHARP EDGES

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CHECKLIST: FIXED LADDERS CHECKLIST (SHORE)

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SAFETY INSPECTION: CHECK IF ALL FLOORS ARE FREE FROM PROTRUDING NAILS, HOLES, SPLINTERS, AND LOOSE BOARDS

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CHECKLIST: AISLES, PASSAGEWAYS, AND FLOORS CHECKLIST (SHORE)

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SAFETY INSPECTION: LOOK TO SEE IF A PLAN IS IN PLACE FOR SPECIFYING UNIT ACTIONS IN EVENT OF FIRES, MEDICAL EMERGRNCIES, BOMB THREATS, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS RELEASES, ETC.

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CHECKLIST: EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN CHECKLIST (SHORE)

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SAFETY INSPECTION: ASCERTAIN IF AIR FLASKS ARE RECERTIFIED, INCLUDING HYDROSTATIC TESTING EVERY TEN YEARS

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CHECKLIST: ENGINEERING CHECKLIST (VESSEL)

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SAFETY INSPECTION: ENSURE THAT THE POINT OF OPERATION ON CUTTERS, SHEARS, AND PORTABLE AND POWER TOOLS IS GUARDED

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CHECKLIST: MACHINE AND MOVING PARTS (VESSEL)

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SAFETY INSPECTION: ASCERTAIN IF PERSONNEL ARE BEING MADE AWARE OF POTENTIAL HEALTH HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH PARTICULAR MATERIALS/CHEMICALS

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CHECKLIST: HAZARD COMMUNICATION CHECKLIST (VESSEL)

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SAFETY INSPECTION: CHECK IF BACKFLOW PREVENTERS ARE IN INSTALLED WHERE HOSES ARE CONNECTED TO THE SHIP'S POTABLE WATER SYSTEM

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CHECKLIST: POTABLE WATER CHECKLIST (VESSEL)

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SAFETY INSPECTION: LOOK TO SEE IF THE BATTLE LANTERNS ARE INSTALLED AND PROPERLY DIRECTED IN THE VICINITY OF SWITCHBOARDS

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CHECKLIST: ELECTRICAL SAFETY CHECKLIST (VESSEL)

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SAFETY INSPECTION: ENSURE THAT THE LUMINESCENT TAPE IS INSTALLED ON THE LOWER HALF OF THE ESCAPE LADDER

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CHECKLIST: LADDER SAFETY CHECKLIST

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SAFETY INSPECTION: MAKE SURE THAT BATTLE LANTERNS ARE BEING INSPECTED, TESTED, AND THE TESTS/INSPECTIONS DOCUMENTED QUATERLY

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CHECKLIST: FIRE SAFETY CHECKLIST

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WHAT ARE EFFECTIVE TRAITS AND BEHAVIORS OF A GOOD PRESENTER?

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1.AVOID MAKING GESTURES WITH HANDS
2. NEAT, PROFESSIONAL APPEARANCE
3. AVOID USE OF TECHNICAL JARGON
4. ENTHUSIATIC ATTITUDE

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YOU CAN SEARCH FOR FORMS BY:

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1. NUMBER
2. TITLE

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WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS THAT IS PERMANENT, EXCEEDS 25 PAGES, AND MUST BE REVIEWED ANNUALY AND CANCELED WHEN NO LONGER APPLICABLE

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MANUALS

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WRITTEN COMMUNICATION TRANSMITTED VIA THE COAST GUARD MESSAGE SYSTEM; CONTENTS ARE URGENT IN NATURE

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MESSAGE-TYPE NOTICES

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WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS THAT HAS CONTINIUNG REFERENCE VALUE OR THAT REQUIRES CONTINUING ACTION

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INSTRUCTIONS

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WRITTEN COMMUNICATION THAT CONTAINS ONE-TIME OR BRIEF INFORMATION; AUTOMATICALLY CANCELLED IN 12 MONTHS IF EARLIER CANCELLATION DATE NOT SPECIFIED

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NOTICES

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THE 21 LEADERSHIP COMPETENCIES ARE GROUPED INTO THE TREE CATEGORIES:

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1. SELF
2. WORKING WITH OTHERS
3. PERFORMANCES

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SELECT 2 CIRCUMSTANCES THAT COULD PREVENT PROMOTION:
A. PRIOR PROMOTION
B. APPROVED RETIREMENT REQUEST
C. FROCKING
D. GENDER
E. CONFIDENT

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B AND E

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THE INTENT OF THE COAST GUARD SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION PROGRAM IS TO _____

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PROMOTE REHABILITAION OF ACTIVE DUTY MEMBERS FOR FURTHER USEFUL SERVICE IN THE COAST GUARD

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MLC COMMANDS PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO DETACHED DUTY AS PART OF THE SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION PROGRAM ARE CALLED _____.

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ADDICTION PREVENTION SPECIALISTS

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A MEMBER INVOLVED IN AN ALCOHOL INCIDENT IS SCREENED THE _____ TIME IT OCCURS.

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FIRST

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MEMBERS WILL BE PRCESSED FOR SEPERATION AFTER _____.

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BEING INVOLVED IN A THIRD ALCOHOL INCIDENT, VIOLATING THEIR AFTERCARE TREATMENT PLAN OR CONSUMING ALCOHOL THE SECOND TIME AFTER RECEIVING ALCOHOL TREATMENT

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ALCOHOL IS INVOLVED BUT WAS NOT THE CAUSATIVE FACTOR FOR A MEMBER'S UNDESIRABLE BEHAVIOR

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ALCOHOL RELATED SITUATION

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A MEMBER WITH AN ALCOHOL PROBLEM ASKS FOR HELP

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SELF-REFERRAL

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AWARENESS EDUCATION, OUTPATIENT AND RESIDENTIAL CARE

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ALCOHOL PREVENTION AND REHABILITATION

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A MEMBER'S INABILITY TO PERFORM ASSIGNED DUTIES DUE TO ALCOHOL

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ALCOHOL INCIDENT

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MISHAP INVESTIGATIONS ARE CONDUCTED TO _____.

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TRY TO PREVENT REOCCURENCES OF THE INCIDENT

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MISHAPS THAT ARE SUFFICIENTLY SERIOUS TO WARRANT FORMAL MISHAP ANALYSIS BOARD ACTION ARE CLASSIFIED AS _____.

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CLASS B MISHAPS

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AN INCIDENT OCCURED THAT RESULTED IN PROPERTY DAMAGE OF APPROXIMATELY $150,000. THIS IS CLASSIFIED AS _____.

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CLASS C MISHAP

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THE MISHAP ANALYSIS BOARD APPOINTED BY THE COMMANDANT (G-KSE) IS CONVENED FOR A _____.

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CLASS A MISHAP

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IN WHICH WAR WAS STEAMBOATS USED IN?

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MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAR

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WHAT BOAT IS CREDITED WITH FIRING THE FIRST NAVAL SHOTS OF THE CIVIL WAR?

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HARRIET LANE

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FOLLOWING THE WAR, IN _____, THE lIFE sAVING sERVICE WAS REBORN UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF SUMNER L. KIMBALL

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1871

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THE COAST GUARD'S MISSION TO PROTECT THE EVIROMENT HAD ITS BEGINNINGS IN _____.

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1822 WHEN CONGRESS CREATED A TIMBER RESERVE FOR THE NAVY.

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THE SINKING OF THE _____ WAS THE DRIVING FORCE FOR ESTABLISHING THE INTERNATIONAL ICE PATROL ON FEBRUARY 7, 1914.

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TITANIC

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IN COLONIAL TIMES DURING FOG, CANNONS FIRED ON SHORE TO _____.

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WARN SHIPS AWAY FROM LAND.