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52 Cards in this Set
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Medical Community is comprised of
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Medical, medical service, dental, nurse corps
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For squadron of small ships a medical officer serves..
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the entire squadron
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for large ships....
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own medical officer
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Purpose of Medical Corps
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maintain General helath of personnel
provide medical services |
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How many Medical Serive Corps officers
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2,600
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Officers in Medical Service Corps specialize in..(3)
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clinical and scientific (60%)
administrative (40%) |
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areas of specialization for Medical Service Corps
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-psychology
-physical therapy -optometry -biochemistry -radiation health -aerospace physiology |
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Dental Corps are responsible for
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surgery
orthodontics preventing dental disease supervising dental hygiene |
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Where does Dental Corps provide services
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on shore and on large ships
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How many active duty and reserve in Nurse Corps
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5,200
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Nurse Corps are responsible for
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illnesses and injuries
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Symbol for Chaplain Corps
-christain -jewish -muslim |
-cross
-star over bible -crescent moon |
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Officers in Navy Band
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-enlisit
E-6 apply assigned to 1 of 14 bands rotate every 2-3 years |
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Senior billits in Navy Band (3)
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USNA Band
Washington Navy Band |
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LDO
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Limiting Duty Officer
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CWOs and LDOs can serve as
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dept head, division officer, XO, CO, OIC
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CWOs and LDOs can serve
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at sea or at shore
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Purpose of LDO
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provide leadership at officer ranks in their techincal background as an enlisted man
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CWO
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Chief Warrant officer
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purpose of CWO
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direct operations within a given occupational speciality
technical specialists |
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When was JAG established
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1967
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purpose of JAG
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provide legal services to commands, service members and families
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JAG
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judge advocate general
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how many JAG
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730
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Provide tactical, operational and strategic intel to naval forces, joint forces, multi-national forces and executive decision makers
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Naval Intelligence
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How many people in Naval Intelligence
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1350
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apply expertise, engineering judgement to research, develop, design, acquire, contruct, maintain, modernize and dispose of ships and subs
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Engineering Duty Officers
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EDO
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engineering duty officers
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AEDO
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aerospace engineering duty officers
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Does the navy allow tansfers into the Chaplian Corps
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no
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How many staff corps communities
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5
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AMDO
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Aerospace maintenance Duty Officer
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PAO
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public affairs officer
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Job of the PAO
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telling the Navy story
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How many information warfare officer
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800
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how many AMDOs
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500
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Where does a CWO wear his special insignia
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above his rank insignia
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LDO can obtain the rank of...to...
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ensign to captain
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what relates LDO and CWO
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leadership in key positions
senior enlisted personnel to compete for commission without a college degree |
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collect, analyze and distribute data about ocean and atmosphere to Navy
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Navy oceanographers
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responsible for information operations to support requirements of commanders and national policy makers
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information professionals
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plans, programs and manges people
concerned with manpower, personnel, recruiting |
Human Resources
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PAOs join Navy through
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lateral transfer
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3 functional areas of PAOs
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media operations- communicate to US public
internal communications- videos and briefs to communicate to sailors community relations-hands on programs |
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2 new restricted line communities are Fleet Support Officers
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information professionals
human resources October 2001 |
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CEC
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civil engineers corps
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supervise and execute construction projects, infastructure repairs, real estate, environment remediation
engineering managers |
CEC
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3 areas CECs work
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Seabees
construction contract management public works-operation and maintenance of facilities on shore |
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supply phases of naval logistics. Financial management, inventory control, transporation, data processing, feeding
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Supply Corps
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How many Supply Corps
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2,900
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main job of the Supply Corps
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get the Fleet what it needs, where and when it needs it
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highly skilled personnel, schooled in both construction and defensive combat. deployed aorund the world for construction, humanitarian relief and supporting amphib operations
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Seabees
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