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What is a "project code"?
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They identify requisitions and related documents that apply to specific projects or programs.
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What is the format for a project code?
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Alpha/alpha/numeric.
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What does the format of a project code indicate?
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1) Alpha = type of activity or weapon.
2) Alpha = reason. 3) Numeric = cause/effect. |
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What does project code "AKO" indicate?
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O-level = MC
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What does project code "AK7" indicate?
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O-level = PMC
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What does project code "ZA9" indicate?
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O-level = NMC
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What priority code designates that an item is a forced high-time removal item that is required for immediate end use on primary mission weapons systems?
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ZA9
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Where can a complete listing of Project Codes be found?
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1) MILSTRIP/MILSTRAP Manual-NAVSUP Publication 437.
2) Afloat Supply Procedures-NAVSUP Publication 485. |
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What does "CAGE" stand for?
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Commercial
And Government Entity Code |
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Who assigns cages to manufactures?
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Federal Government
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What "Control Codes" dictate that a peice of gear is a turn-in repairable?
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D
E G H Q X |
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What does the 1st position of an SM&R code identify?
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It shows the source from which you can acquire the item for replacement.
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What does the 2nd position of a SM&R code indicate?
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It indicates either the restrictions on acquiring the item or the level of maintenance required to manufacture or assemble the item.
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What does the 3rd position of a SM&R code indicate?
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Lowest maintenance level authorized to R/R and use the item.
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What does the 4th position of the SM&R code show?
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It shows who the lowest maintenance level that is authorized to complete the repair.
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What does the 5th digit of an SM&R code indicate?
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It shows the recoverability code.(Who can condemn the item).
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What is the point of the 6th position in an SM&R code?
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To further define certain conditions not covered by the Maintenance and Recoverability codes. (third fourth and fifth positions)
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What is the NAVSUPINST 4423.14?
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Uniform Source, Maintenance and Recoverability (SM&R) Codes.
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What is the NAVAIRINST 4423.3?
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Policies, Procedures, Responsibilities for Assignment and Application of Uniform Source, Maintennance and Recoverability (SM&R) Codes.
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Which NAVSUP publication is issued in microfiche?
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Master
Cross- Reference List (MICRL) |
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What does the NAVSUP Publication "MCRL" provide?
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It shows cross-reference information from a reference number (P/N, drawing #, or design control #) to its NSN.
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Within what department does the line division fall under?
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Maintenance.
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Who is the department head of the line division?
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The AMO.
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What are the 3 branches of the line division?
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1) Troubleshooters.
2) Support Equipment. 3) Plane Captain. |
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Which branch of the line division makes up 75-95% of all personnel assigned?
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Plane Captain Branch.
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What is the difference between shore based squadrons and sea-going squadrons in regards to the line division?
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Only shore-based squadrons have an SE Branch.
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Who designates an individual as being a PC?
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CO.
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How far from an A/C being refueled must spark-producing materials be kept?
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100 feet.
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What are the 4 NO STEP areas of an A/C?
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1) Aft center body.
2) Upper speed brake. 3) Area behind canopy. 4) Area aft of overwing fairings. |
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What 3 maintenance platforms can be used to reach upper areas of an A/C?
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1) B-4.
2) B-5A. 3) B-1. |
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What maintenance platform is a suitable substitute for a B-5A?
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B-1
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When refueling an A/C, how far from an operating radar should your A/C be?
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75 feet.
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What is the minimum number of people that should be on a refueling crew?
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3.
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How is the type of fuel in a refueling truck identified?
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6 inch high red letters on a 8 inch high white reflective tape.
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How are MOST naval A/C refueled?
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By pressure.
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Where can illustrations and instructions for pressure fueling be found.
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"General and Servicing" section of the MIMS.
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What is NAVAIR 00-80T-109.
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Aircraft Refueling NATOPS Manual.
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How are A/C engine oils identified?
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By a MILSPEC number or a 4 digit number.
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If an oil is identified by a 4 digit number what does that number mean?
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1st digit = intended use.
2nd digit = viscosity. |
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What is "Viscosity"?
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The internal fluid resistance to flow caused by molecular attraction.
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What method does the Navy and Air Force use to determine viscosity?
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Saybolt scale.
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How are A/C hydraulic fluids identified?
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By their MILSPEC number.
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What is NAVAIR 01-1A-17?
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Aviation Hydraulics Manual.
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What is the MS 28889-1?
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High pressure air valve.
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Does the MS 28889-1 have a valve core?
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No.
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If an A/C weighs 20,000 pounds what is the shore-based tire pressure?
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310 pounds.
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How heavy must an A/C on a carrier be to have the tires pressurized to 350 psi?
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ALL A/C tires should be maintained at 350 PSI regardless of gross weight.
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What is a PON-6?
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The preoiler is a portable hand pump with a 3 gallon capacity.
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How is the meter of a PON-6 calibrated?
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Inner scale = quarts.
Outter scale = ounces. |
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What is the HSU-1?
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Hydraulic fluid servicing unit.
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The disposable filter of an HSU-1 is of what caliber?
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3 micron.
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What volume of the OPNAVINST 4790.2 covers the NAMSOP?
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Volume 5.
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What does MEASURE stand for?
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MEtrology
Automated System for Uniform Recall and rEporting |
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What is the DD Form 2026?
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Oil Analysis Request Form
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What is the NAVAIR 01-1A-17?
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Aviation Hydraulics Manual.
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What is the A6-332A0-GYD-000?
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ABO Surveillance Program Laboratory Manual and Field Guide.
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What is the OPNAVINST 5100.23?
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Navy Occupational Safety and Health Program Manual.
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How can a conditional inspection be defined?
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Unscheduled events required as the result of a specific overlimit condition.
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What is a Zonal Inspection?
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A general inspection of a specific area of an A/C.
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What is development?
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The process of enhancing your personal and professional skills to increase your individual value.
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What does "IDP" stand for?
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Individual
Development Plan |
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What is an IDP?
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A document that is used to track an individuals progress toward career, professional, and personal growth.
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What is "mentoring"?
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Mentoring is a means of personal and professional development.
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What is "situational mentoring"?
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The right help at the right time provided when a protege needs guidance and advice.
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What are the 4 characteristics of formal mentoring?
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1) Has a beginning and an end.
2) Has a method for no-fault termination. 3) Has a formal matching process. 4) Multiple checkpoints. |
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What is key to a leader being able to stimulate, reward and gain support of their sailors?
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Motovational theory.
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What are the 2 types of motivation?
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Intrinsic
Extrinsic |
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What is "intrinsic motovation"?
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The desire to engage one's interests and excise one's capabilities.
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In what year was the Navy Commendation Medal authorized?
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1944
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For what action can the Navy Commendation Medal be awarded?
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Heroic action, outstanding achievement or meritorious service.
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When was the Navy Achievement Medal authorized and by what office?
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January 24, 1962 by the Secretary of the Navy.
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Under what conditions can a "V" be worn on the NAM?
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When the medal is awarded for combat related actions.
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What does PSR stand for?
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Performance
Summary Record |
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What is the purpose of the PSR?
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It is a summary of the enlisted professional information.
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What does the PSR contain?
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1) Performance history
2) Personal decorations 3) Evals for E4 and above. |
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What does EDVR stand for?
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Enlisted
Distribution Verification Record |
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The PSR contains the same information as what document?
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EDVR
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What What document was designed to replace every sailors paper-based record?
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Enlisted Summary Record (ESR)
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Where can the Electronic Training jacket be found?
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Navy Training and Management and Planning Systems (NTMPS)
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What does "MCA" stand for?
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Manning Control Authority
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What are the 4 MCA's?
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1) BUPERS
2) COMLANTFLT 3) COMPACFLT 4) COMNAVRESFOR |
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What are the MCA's responsible for?
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Manning all enlisted billets.
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Who computes the Navy Manning Plan (NMP)?
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EPMAC
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Who monitors unit readiness and forwards unit personnel requirements to the MCA's?
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Type Commander
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What is the purpose of the "Professional Development Vector" of the "5 Vector Model" (5VM)?
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It involves your carrent status and future requirements in your primary rating or community.
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What is the purpose of the "Personal Development Vector" of the 5VM?
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It provides the means to identify and gain the valuable life skills an individual needs to be successful in their personal life.
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