Navy Regs

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Who is responsible for ensuring the U.S. Navy Regulations conform to the current needs of the Department of the Navy?

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Chief of Naval Operations

Front 2

What do the first two digits of the article indicate?

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The chapter of the Navy regs from which the article was taken.

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Precedence of Officers

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1002

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Publishing and Posting Orders and Regulations

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0818

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Relative Rank and Precedence of Officers of Different Services

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1003

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Upon the request of any person on active duty in the armed services, the following publications shall be made available for that person's personal examination: UCMJ, Manual for Courts-Martial, Navy Regs, Manual of the JAG, Marine Corps Manual (for Marine Corp personnel), and Naval Military Personnel Manual (for Navy personnel) or Marine Corps Personnel Manual (for Marine personnel)"

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0818

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Manner of Addressing Officers

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1010

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Dealings with Foreigners

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0917

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Exercise of Authority

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1020

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Officers of the Naval Service

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1001

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Authoruty Over Subordinates

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1021

Front 12

What article gives officers the authority necessary to perform their duties?

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1021

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Authority in a Boat

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1033

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Delegation of Authority

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1022

Front 15

Article 1033, Authority in a Boat, provides what person authority over all persons emabrked in a boat?

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The senior line officer eligible for command at sea.

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Abuse of Authority

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1023

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Authority and Reaponsibility of a Senior Officer Under Certain Circumstances

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1034

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Contradictory and Conflicting Orders

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1024

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Authority of Warrant Officers, Noncommissioned Officers and Petty Officers

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1037

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Authority of an Officer in Command

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1025

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Authority of a Sentry

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1038

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Orders to Active Service

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1052

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Treatment and Release of Prisoners

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1104

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Who's permission must be obtained before one can be ordered to active service?

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Chief of Naval Personnel

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A person in confinement must not be subjected to cruel or unusual treatment.These persons must be visited at least how often to check on their condition and to care for their needs?

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Every 4 hours

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Detail of Enlisted Persons for Certain Duties

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1064

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Places of Confinement

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1105

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Demand for Court Martial

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1101

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Standards of Conduct

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1110

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Limitations on Certain Punishments

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1102

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True or False:
All Department of the Navy personnel are expected to conduct themselves in accordance with the highest standards of personal and professional integrity and ethics.

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True. Article 1110, Standards of Conduct

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Pecinary Dealings with Enlisted Persons

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1111

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Disclosure, Publication and Security of Offical Information

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1121

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Lending Money and Engaging in a trade or Business

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1112

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Adverse Matter in Officer Fitness Reports and Enlisted Evaluation Reports

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1122

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Naval personnel must not lend money to another member of the armed services at an interest rate, for the period of the loan, that exceeds 18 percent simple interest per year. What is this concidered?

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Usery

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Inspection of the Record of a Person in the Naval Service

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1125

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Endorsement of Commercial product or Process

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1113

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Correction of Naval Records

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1126

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Report of Fraud

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1115

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Control of Offical Records

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1127

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Records of Fitness

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1129

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Foreign Religious Institutions

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1136

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Compliance with Lawful Orders

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1132

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Obligation to Report Offenses

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1137

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Language Relecting on a Superior

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1133

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Responsibilities Concerning Marijuana, Narcotics and Other Controlled Substances

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1138

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Exchange of Duty

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1134

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Capture by an Enemy

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1140

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Relations with Foreign Nations

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1135

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Unavoidable Separation from a Command

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1142

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Report of a Communicable Disease

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1143

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Suggestions for Improvement

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1152

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Immunization

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1144

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Communications to the Congress

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1154

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Service Examinations

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1145

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Dealings with Members of Congress

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1155

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Redress of Wrong Committed by a Superior

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1150

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Forwarding Individual Requests

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1156

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Direct Communication with the Commanding Officer

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1151

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Leave and Liberty

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1157

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Possession of Weapons

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1159

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Sexual Harassment

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1166

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Possession of Government Property

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1160

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Supremacist Activities

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1167

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Alcoholic Beverages

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1162

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Equal Opportunity and Treatment

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1164

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Fraternization Prohibited

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1165