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30 Cards in this Set
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What is the instruction number for Decedent Affairs?
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OPNAVINST 5360.1
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Who is the overall maanger of the Navy and Marine corps decedent affairs program?
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The navy casualty , navy mortuary affairs, located in millington, TN
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At small independent operational units and on board nava vessels who is in charge of decedent affairs?
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The commanding officer or officer in charge, medical service corps officer, and te senior corpsman under the guidance of navy mortuary affairs
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What are the five programs that have been established?
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1.Current Death
2.Graves Registration 3.Concurrent Return 4.Return of Remains 5.Casualty Assistance Calls |
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What is the PADD?
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Person Authorized Direct Disposition, direct all activities having to do with the deceased
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What is the instruction for the Handeling of deceased personnel in theater of operation?
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NAVMED P-5016
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What program provides for the search, recovery,evacuation to a temporary cemetary or a mortuary,initial identifcation, disposition of personnel effects found, and burial in the temporary cemetaries?
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Graves Registration
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What program is the conurrent return program combined with the current death program and graves registration, but deals with larger amounts of military personnel?
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Concurrent Return Program
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What is the program that provides for permanent disposition of remains of persons buried in temporary cemetaries who could not be evacuated under the concurrent return program?
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Return of Remains
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Who is responsible for notifying field activities of its activation when the return remains program becomes activated?
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Chief of BUMED
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What is the program that is administered by the chief of naval operations personnel command , and the commandant of the marine corps, also details the CACO calling the PADD?
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Casualty Assistance Calls Program
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How many hours is it before submittin a casualty report in accordance with MILPERSMAN 1770-030?
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4 Hours
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Who is a casualty report completed for?
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Active duty navy, retired navy,certain former military, all active duty and reserve military dependents, civilians contracted with the DON, deaths occuring on military sealift command vessels
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How must personnel casualty reports should be sent by what?
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Priority message
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How long are CACOs assigned on the needs of families?
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90 days to 9 months
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What is the time frame that COs are supposed to write a ciondolence letter?
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48 hours
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What information should the priority message include?
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1.name, grade, rate, and social security number
2. names of the identified already 3.names of those tentavely already positively identified 4.type and quantit of mortuary supplies, equipmentrequired 5.whether technical help is desired |
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Can you release information to the next of kin, family, or media without specific instructions from BUMED and navy casualty office?
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NO
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When seach, recovery, and identification operations continue for more than 36 hours, how often should progress reports be submitted?
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every 24 hours
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Where are personnel effects found on or with the remains , after having served all identification purposes, will be disposed of in accordance with what instruction?
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NAVSUP P-485
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Where ar all active duty DNA samples on file located?
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Gaithersburg, Maryland
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Who is responsible to provide an identification specialist to make a complete review to ensure that all possible techniques, methods, and procedures have been used?
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armed forces institute of pathology
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annual contracts are awarded to funeral directors serving the local area of activities anticipating how many deaths ayear?
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three or more
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What should remains be refridgerated at?
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36 to 40 degrees farenheit
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What is the form for the Certifiate of death?
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DD 2064
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What is the form for statement of recognition?
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DD 565
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What are the two sizes for caskets?
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each is 18 guage silver tone metal sealer with a cut top, the standard size has internal dimensions of 23 x 78 and the oversize is 25 x 81 inches
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How should the case or casket for contagious remains be marked?
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must be closed immediately and gummed 2" to 4" label marked contagious
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Who provides a headstone or markers for active duty members?
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The VA
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What are the three classifications of national cemetaries?
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1. open (active)
2. cosed (inactive) 3.new(inactive) |
