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57 Cards in this Set
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When is the petty officer of the watch
(POOW) the primary enlisted assistant to the officer of the deck (OOD)? |
In port.
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For detailed information on preparing naval
correspondence, you should refer to what document? |
Department of the Navy Correspondence Manual,
SECNAVINST 5216.5. |
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The commanding officer, officer in charge,
or the person acting in either position must personally sign which of the following documents? |
• Those which establish policy
• Those which center on changes to the command’s mission and are addressed to higher authority • Those which deal with certain aspects of military justice • Those required by law or regulation (e.g., ship’s deck log) |
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If signature authority has been delegated
to the leading petty officer, which of the following documents is he/she NOT allowed to sign? |
ALL:
1. Those which establish policy 2. Those which make changes to the command’s mission 3. Those required by law or regulation |
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The basic requirements for maintaining
the ship's deck log are contained in which of the following documents? |
U.S. Navy Regulations
and Standard Organization and Regulations of theU.S. Navy. |
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At times deck logs may be used in
which of the following legal actions? |
ALL:
1. Naval courts 2. Admiralty proceedings 3. Civilian courts |
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If you make a mistake in a deck log,
you must take what corrective action? |
Draw a single line through the mistake
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Deck log entries must be clear, concise,
accurate, and |
preceded by the
time of its occurrence |
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The overall responsibility for the deck
log belongs to the |
OOD
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To confirm that the ship's casualty alarms are
operating properly, the POOW tests them during what watch? |
Morning Watch (0800-1200)
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Deck log entries regarding the status of the
ship (moored, anchored, in dry dock, etc.), location, services being received, ships present, and senior officer present afloat (SOPA) are made during what watch? |
Midwatch (0000-0400)
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What log contains information on policy
changes and routine items, such as liberty call times? |
Passdown log.
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The level of security of a command is
determined by the |
sensitivity of different parts of the
command and/or the state of prevention, such as attacks by terrorists |
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What security force is called away by an
alarm when there is an unauthorized entry by an unknown person? |
Roving patrol
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There is only one reason to surrender
your weapon to an unauthorized person (T/F). |
False
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The use of deadly force is justified only under
conditions of extreme necessity as a last resort when all lesser means have failed or cannot reasonably be employed and only under one or more explicit circumstances (T/F). |
True.
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Which naval authority has defined the term
deadly force? |
OPNAV
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Normally how many magazines are
issued with a pistol? |
3
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When the pistol has a lanyard attached,
what must be done during exchange of the pistol to the next watch stander? |
Keep the lanyard around your neck
until your relief has positive control of the pistol |
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When there are five rounds in a magazine,
you can see the brass casing of a bullet in what opening from the bottom of the magazine? |
the third opening
from the bottom of the magazine. |
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Side boys are NOT paraded on what day?
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Sunday
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Side boys are NOT paraded during which
of the following times? |
ALL:
1. Between sunset and 0800 2. Meal hours 3. General drills |
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An informal visit of courtesy requiring no
special ceremonies is a/an |
call
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When a gun salute is prescribed on arrival,
it is fired as the visitor approaches and is |
still clear of the side
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When a gun salute is not prescribed on
arrival and a flag or pennant is to be displayed during the visit, the flag is broken at which of the following points of the pipe? |
at the start
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When a visitor is ready to leave the ship,
the guard presents arms; all persons on the quarterdeck salute; and ruffles and flourishes, followed by music, is sounded. What happens next? |
The visitor then is piped over the side.
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When a gun salute is directed upon
departure, it is fired |
when the visitor is clear of the side
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The POOW should notify the OOD of a
change during any 1-hour period in the barometric pressure reading of a minimum of how many inches? |
0.04
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What instrument is designed to measure
barometric pressure? |
aneroid barometer
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What is the average atmospheric pressure
at sea level in inches of mercury? |
29.92 inches
(or 1,013.2 millibars). |
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What weather condition(s) does an
anemometer measure? |
Wind speed and direction
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Gale warning
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39 - 54 mph
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Hurricane warning
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74 mph and higher
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Small craft warning
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0 - 38 mph
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Storm warning with tropical winds
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55 - 73 mph
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As POOW, you will be required to make
sure the anchor lights and the aircraft warning lights are turned on at sunset and turned off at sunrise when the ship is in which of the following conditions? |
moored
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How many minutes before sunset should
the ship’s anchor lights be tested? |
30
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The anchor lights must be visible on a clear
night for how many nautical miles? |
3
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The anchor ball, displayed in the forward
part of the ship, is what color(s)? |
black
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Which of the following factors will determine
if a PO3 is assigned as a section leader? |
Both:
1. Size of the command 2. Number of personnel assigned |
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As a section leader, you report to what
person after normal working hours? |
CDO
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Which, if any, of the following responsibilities
belong to the police petty officer? |
None:
1. Apprehending violators 2. Keeping the quarterdeck clear of unauthorized personnel 3. Serving as court liaison |
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When you are assigned as a temporary
master-at-arms, how long is the usual tour of duty? |
6 months
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Authority to create a shore patrol outside the
continental limits of the United States has been delegated to naval area representatives by the |
Secretary of the Navy
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When serving on shore patrol overseas,
you apprehend an unauthorized absentee who presents an orderly appearance and is obviously returning to base. You should permit the Sailor to proceed (T/F). |
True
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Shore patrol personnel should never accept
concessions, such as favors or gifts (T/F). |
True
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When standing shore patrol duties, you
normally have jurisdiction over military dependants (civilians) and military personnel (T/F). |
False: Military personnel only. Not civilians.
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Enlisted shore patrol personnel should
apprehend an officer only when situations offer no alternative. |
True: "Only when
situations offer no alternative should enlisted shore patrol personnel apprehend an officer." |
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When apprehending members of the opposite
sex, it is never permissible to have physical contact (T/F). |
False: It should be avoided.
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A squad at full strength normally consists
of how many personnel? |
12
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A platoon consists of a minimum of how
many squads? |
2 (plus HQ and a guide)
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A company consists of how many platoons?
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2 or more
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Quick time is cadence at how many steps per
minute? |
120
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Slow time is cadence at how many steps per
minute? |
60
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For quick time, at the command MARCH,
step off smartly with the left foot and continue the march in steps of what length in inches? |
30
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For back step, at the command BACKWARD
MARCH, take steps straight to the rear in what length of step in inches? |
15
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For a column right, on the command column
right, MARCH, what pivot angle is taken to the right? |
90°
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