Navmedcominst 5360.1 Decedent Affairs Manual, Chapter 1, 14

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What does the DAP provide for?

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Search, recovery, identification, care, and disposition of remains of deceased personnel.

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When ____ years old or when purpose is served, whichever is earlier, destroy accumulated routine day to day general DAP records not pertaining to a specific case.

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Two

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Who is delegated to overall administrative resposibilities of DAP?

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COMNAVMEDCOM (Commander, Naval Medical Command)

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What are the five programs that may coexist to carry out responsiblities for DAP?

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Current Death Program
Graves Registration Program
Concurrent Return Program
Return of Remains Program
Casualty Assistance Calls Programs

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This program provides professional mortuary services, supplies, and related services incident to care and dispostion of remains.

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Current Death Program

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This program provides for the search, recovery, evacuation, initial identification, disposition of personal effects found with deceased, and burial of eligible deceased persons in temporary cemeteries.

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Graves Registration Program (GR/GRREG)

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Under this program, remains are shipped to a place designated by PNOK for permanent disposition and personal effects are shipped to legal recipient.

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Current Death Program

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Although not part of the Current Death Program, round-trip transportation to burial site may be authorized for family members of deceased active duty members under a program administered by _______ and ______________.

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CMC and COMNAVMILPERSCOM

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This program is operational on a worldwide basis during peacetime and will continue outside areas of conflict during major military operations.

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Current Death Program

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This program is only operational when authorized by the responsible commander during major military operations.

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Graves Registration Program

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This program is a combination of the Current Death Program and Graves Registration Program.

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Concurrent Return Program

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This program can only be activated upon enactment of special legislation.

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Return of Remains Program

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This program provides for permanent disposition of remains of those persons buried in temporary cemeteries who could not be evacuated under the Concurrent Return Program.

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Return of Remains Program

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This program begins with the initial phase of the Graves Registration Program and ends with the Current Death Program.

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Concurrent Return Program

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Under this program, PNOK and SNOK are given assistance with problems surrounding the death and matters of disposition of remains, death gratuity, personal effects, SGLI, settlement of will, etc.

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Casualty Assistance Calls Program (CACP)

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When is the first call made to inform PNOK of death?

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24 hours

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Who can act as the CACO?

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Active duty commissioned officer or well qualified senior enlisted member

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Who administers the Navy CACP? Who adminsters Marine Corps CACP?

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Navy : Commander, Naval Military Personnel Command (COMNAVMILPERSCOM)

Marine Corps : Commandant of the Marine Corps (CMC)

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What is POE?

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Port of Entry - An activity designated to receive, reprocess, and arrange transportation of remains

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PNOK is defined as person most closely related to the decedent in what order?

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1. Legal spouse
2. Eldest child over age of majority (18)
3. Father/Mother
4. Eldest Brother/Sister
5. Other blood relatives

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TRUE/FALSE
The Mother of the deceased is appointed PNOK if the parents of the deceased are married at the time of disposition.

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FALSE
The Father is PNOK if parents are married at the time of disposition

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For remains of prisoners of war or personnel missing in action for lengthy periods the disposition decision is made in what order?

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1. Surviving spouse (unremarried)
2. Natural/adopted children by age
3. Parents
4. Surviving spouse (remarried)
5. Other blood relatives
6. A person standing in loco parentis

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Dependent children include?

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Unmarried legitimate or illegitimate children, stepchildren and adopted children under 21

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What are the requirements for dependent children over 21 years of age?

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-Incapable of self support (mental/physical condition)
-Attains age of 21 while overseas accompanying member
-Over 21 but not passed 23rd birthday and is dependant for over 1/2 of their support or full-time student attending minimum of 12 semester credit hours

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Fathers, mothers, and parent-in-laws can be dependents of members if?

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They depend on the member for over 1/2 of their support and have been designated as such in the member's service record.

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Expenses incurred in connection with recovery, preparation, ecasement of remains, casket, cremation, and urn.

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Primary Expenses

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Expenses incurred in connection with the funeral and burial of remains, vault, single gravesite, opening and closing of grave.

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Secondary Expenses

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Expenses incurred in connection with memorial services when remains of deceased naval members are not recovered.

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Memorial Services Expenses

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What is the DD 2063 form?

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Record of Preparation and Disposition of Remains

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Explain Field Records.

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Each facility involved will maintain a record pertaining to the death and disposition of remains of each individual whose death occurs within its jursidiciton.

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TRUE/FALSE
When the deceased member's family makes all the arrangements for care and disposition of remains, a DD 2063 will NOT be completed.

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TRUE

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What is DD 565?

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Statement of Recognition of Deceased

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As soon as remains have been transported to destination, submit documentation of methods used to establish identification and __________, from _______ individuals.

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DD 565, two