Command Sorm And Organization.

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Purpose of SORM

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Standard organization and regulation manual. To issue regulations and guidance governing the specific duties responsibilities and authority of naval computer and telecommunications.

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Discuss the contents of SORM

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Planning, organization, accountability, authority, delegating duties, and responsibilities.

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SECNAVY

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A civilian in charge of the department of the navy. Responsible for the policies and control of the department of the navy including its organization, administration, operation, and efficiency

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CNO

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The senior military officer of the department of the navy and outranks all other naval officers. Principle advisor to the president and SECNAV on conduct of the department of the navys activities

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Commanding officer

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Ultimately responsible for those under his or her command and their actions. Duties and responsibilities are established by U.S. navy regulations, general orders, customs and traditions.

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Executive Officer

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Direct representative of the CO. Primarily responsible for the organization, performance of duty, and good order and discipline of the entire command.

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OPREP

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Operational report is used by any unit to provide national command authorities (NCA) with immediate notification of any accidental or unauthorized detonation of a nuclear weapon which could create a risk of outbreak of nuclear war. Has the highest precedence l

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MOVEREP

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Primary source of location informing concerning ships. Account for all ship and command movements

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LOGREG

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Submitted by a ship prior to entering a port to notify the proper commands of its logistical requirements while visiting a port. Submitted 48 hours before ships arrival.

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SORTS

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Reports the ship's status of condition readiness in all welfare area in our ability to conduct operations.

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SITREP

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Situational report. Provide appropriate operational commanders and higher authority with timely notification for any incident not meeting OPREP-3 special incident reporting criteria.

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Discuss the significance of ROC and POE as it pertains to the OPNAVISNT 3120.32

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What the navy uses to project what are needed where and how much.

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PACOM

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U.S pacific command, Camp Smith, Hawaii

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EUCOM

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U.S European command, Stuttgart, Germany

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SOUTHCOM

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U.S southern command, Miami Florida

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CENTCOM

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U.S central command, Tampa Bay, Florida

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NORTHCOM

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U.S. Northern command, Colorado Springs, Colorado

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SOCOM

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Special operations command, Tampa Bay, Florida

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TRANSCOM

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U.S. transportation command, Scott air force base, Illinois

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STRATCOM

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U.S. Strategic command, Offutt air force base, Nebraska

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AFRICOM

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U.S. Africa command,Stuttgart, Germany

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2nd fleet

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Atlantic ocean, Norfolk, Virgina

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3rd fleet

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Pacific ocean, San diego, California

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4th fleet

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Caribbean sea central and south america, Mayport, Florida

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5th fleet

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Arabian Gulf, parts of Indian Ocean, Persian gulf, Red Sea, Mama Barain

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6th fleet

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Mediterranean Sea, black sea Gaeta, Italy

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7th fleet

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West pacific/indian ocean Yokusuka, Japan

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10th fleet

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U.S fleet cyber command

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AE

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Auxiliary ship, ammunitions ship, deliver ammo and missles

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AD

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Destroyer tender, provide destroyers escorts, supplying parts, and ammo

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AFS

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Combat stores ship, underway replenishment, deliver food, fuel, parts, ammo

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AS

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Submarine Tender

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AO/AOE

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Oiler and ammo support ship AO:Fuel, jet fuel able to replenish from both sides AOE:largest aux ship general cargo

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CG

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Guided missile cruiser

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CV/CVN

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Carrier/nuclear power carrier

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DD/DDG

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Destroyer/guided missile destroyer

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FFG

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Guided missile frigate

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LCC

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Amphihous command ship

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LHA

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Amphibious assault ship

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LHD

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Amphibious assault ship larger than LHA can hold three LCAC landing craft air cushion also designed to accommodate AV-8B harrier.

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LPD

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Amphibious transport dock

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LPD

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Amphibious transport dock

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LPH

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Amphibious assault ship

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LSD

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Lock landing ship

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MCS

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Mine countermeasures support ship