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what are fleet support officers
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they are experts ast line management ashore of complex facilities with technical missions
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What do engineering duty officers do
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they give technical expertise to research development, design, acquisition of ships and submarines and their associated warfare systems
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how long is the EDO Basic course and where is it located
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6 weeks at Port Hueneme, CA after initial tours and warfare qualification
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what is the job of Aerospace Engineering Duty Officers
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they provide professional management and technical direction in the entire air weapon system acquisition process to improve aircraft, spacecraft, and weapons
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How many AEDO billets are flying billets
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one third
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what do Aerospace Maintenance Duty Officers do
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they provide direction in the development, establishment, and implementation of maintenance for the support of naval aircraft, weapons and equipment
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what does naval intelligence do
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they provide tactical, operational and strategic, intelligence support to naval forces and executive level decision-makers
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Where do Intelligence people receive their training
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Navy Marine Corps Intelligence Training Centre in Virginia Beach, Virginia
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What function do cryptology officers perform
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they give cryptology and Information warfare support to depolyed ships, signals intel where appropriate and information warfare
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how long is the cryptlogy school and where is it
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16 weeks at NTTC Corry Station, Pensacola, FL
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Where is a cryptologist's first tour served
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on shore
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What is the job of Public Affairs Officers
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to "tell the Navy story"
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What are the three areas of public affairs
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-Media operations
-internal communications -community relations |
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what are media operations
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to work with local and international media outlets to communicate to the american public
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what is internal communication
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publications, briefings, and news programs to communicate with internal audiences
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community relations
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when PAO's reach out to the American public through programs like public tours and congressional visits
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how do you join the PAO community
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through lateral transfer
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What do navy oceanographers do
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collect and analyze information about the ocean and the atmosphere for naval forces around the world
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What do IP's do
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they are responsible for offensive and defensive information
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what does the human resources community do
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they plan and execute life-cycle management of naval personnel
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What are the staff corp communities
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-Med corp
-med service corp -dental corp -nurse corp -supply corp -civil engineering corp -JAG -Chaplain corp -navy band |
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what rank is the surgeon general of the navy
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Vice Admiral
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How long is the supply corp school and where is it
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22 weeks in Athens, GA
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What does the civil engineering corp do
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they supervise and execute construction projects, repairs, and other aspects of facilites engineering
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how long is the naval justice school and where is it located
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9 weeks in Newport, RI
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when was JAG established
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1967
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where is the basic corse for the civil enginnering corp
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Port Hueneme, CA
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where is the basic corse for the civil enginnering corp
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Port Hueneme, CA
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what areas do EDOs work in
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-fleet maintenance & Industrial Management
-Acquisition -Systems engineering |
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How many specialties does the medical service corp provide
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22
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what is the focus of the human resources community
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-manpower
-personnel -training -recruiting |
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where do chaplins work
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on shore, on ships, and in the field
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where do chaplins work
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on shore, on ships, and in the field
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where do the chaplins work
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shore, on ships, and in the field
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What is the motto of the Seabees
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we build, we fight
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What year did the bosnian war end and what was the name of the treaty
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1995; the Dayton Peace Accords
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What is the mission of the M-198 medium towed howitzer
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155mm field artillery support
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what is the crew of the m-198
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9 enlisted
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what is the rate of fire of the M-198
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2rpm; 4 max
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what is the range of the M-198
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30,000 meters
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What is the mission of the M-109 Paladin Medium Howitzer
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armored combat support
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what is the speed of the M-109
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35 mph for 217 mi
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what is the crew of the M-109
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4 enlisted
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what is the rate of fire for the M-109
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4rpm for 3 min; 1rpm for 60 min
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what is the range of M-109
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30,000 meters
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what is the range of the MIM-104 Patriot
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15km
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what is the crew of the MIM-104
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2
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what is the range of the DDX
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100 mi
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what are the billets of AEDOs
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-operational support activities
-headquarters -research, development, test, and evaluation -manufacturing and production |
