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What are the 4 type of CASREPS?
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INITIAL,UPDATE,CORRECTION,CANCELLATION
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What does a CASREP do?
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Support Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) and Fleet Commanders to manage forces
Provides an accurate, near-real-time means of reporting a diminished combat readiness posture due to a significant equipment malfunction Provides advance notification of anticipated off- ship support required to correct that equipment malfunction. Keeps Safety Center informed for mishap prevention |
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What is the minimum classification of a casrep
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classified
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what can you request in a casrep
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sprecific parts and/or technical assitance
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how is drrs-n affected by a casrep
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affects maintenance figure of merit
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what is the different catagory of a casrep
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CAT 2
- Minor degradation in primary mission - Major degradation or total loss of secondary mission - Transmitted Priority Precedence CAT 3 - Major degradation in primary or secondary - Transmitted OP Immediate Precedence CAT 4 - Total loss of primary mission - Transmitted OP Immediate Precedence |
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how often do they need to be updated
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CAT 2
- Updates must be submitted every 30 days CAT 3 - Updates must be submitted every 10 days CAT 4 - Updates must be submitted every 72 hours |
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information assurance - five core concept
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Availability
Confidentiality Integrity Authentication Non-repudiation Availability |
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what are different types of threats to dod networks
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unintentional
intentional |
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what should you do if there is a security incident on your computer
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disconnect computer/ do not turn off, contact immediatley with details of incident
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examples of official collatorall duties sorm
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athletics officer, brig officer, diving officer, electrical safety officer, wardroom officer
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how many times a day should you walk your spaces
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once a day
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how often should you conduct a spot check?
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once a week
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who is subject to ucmj?
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Active Duty Personnel
Reservists on active duty Midshipmen for the Naval Academy Retired personnel receiving benefits Civilians under martial law |
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look at 31b article 32
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Article 31 and 31b: Compulsory Self-Incrimination
Describes the rights of the service member has while being investigated and tried for an offense against the UCMJ Must be informed of the charges Has the right to have counsel present during the investigation Has the right to question witnesses against the defense May present any evidence to help the defense |
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different types of courtsmartials
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Summary Court-Martial
Special Court-Martial General Court-Martial |
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level of punishments maximum ones
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Confinement on bread and water
Only E-3 and below Must be attached to a vessel No more than 3 days Correctional custody Only E-3 and below Not more than 30 days Forfeiture of Pay Not more than ½ of one month’s pay per month for two months Reduction in grade Only E-6 and below Only one grade 45 days extra duty Restrictions Not more than 60 days Cannot be awarded with any other punishment summary Up to one month confinement Reduction in grade Forfeiture of 2/3 pay for one month Hard labor for up to 45 days Restrictions for up to 60 days special Confinement with hard labor for up to six months Reduction in grade Forfeiture of 2/3 pay for six months Restrictions for up to 60 days Bad Conduct Discharge general Confinement at hard labor Total forfeiture of pay Dishonorable discharge (enlisted only) Dismissal (officers only) Life imprisonment Death |
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what is njp
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non judicial punishment
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who has final say at njp?
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commanding officer
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do rules of evidence apply at captains mast
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no
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what amendment covers search and seizure cases
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4th amendment
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what is the purpose of drrs-n
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Submit data to Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) and Fleet Commanders to allow them to manage forces
Capability based readiness reporting system that is based on Mission Essential Tasks (METs) Provides an accurate, near-real-time means of reporting a diminished combat readiness posture due to a significant PESTO deficiency |
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what are the different pillars, define pesto
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personnel, equipement, supply, training, ordanance
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what databases feed drrs, feed a fom
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pfom mfom sfom tfom ofom
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what are eligibilty requirements for advancement
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Complete Navy training and required schools (dependent on rate)
Citizenship or security clearance requirements Meet PRT requirements Have the required Time in Rate (TIR) Complete Navy-Wide Advancement Exam Meet minimum performance criteria Equation for Final Multiple Score (FMS) Be recommended by the CO |
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when are advancement exams
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march september, e-7 candidates take it in january
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what is the command advancement program//what does it do
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captains ability to promote people
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are there limits on the amount of people the program can go
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yes, 1-2 %
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reasons for adsep
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Fulfillment of service obligation
Disability In the best interest of the service Change of service obligation Demobilization or Accept commission |
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reasons for hardship discharge
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Hardship is not temporary
Effects immediate family Sailor is only person able to remedy the hardship Every effort has been made to alleviate hardship |
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what does it mean to be frocked//what are they entilted to?
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assume the responsibilities of the rank and wear it but you dont get paid
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when are enlisted evaluations and fitreps due
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e1-3 july, 01 may,
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what is period of time associated with non observed fitrep
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90 days
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know promotion recommendations/ which are postive and negative
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non observed, significant problems, progressing, promotable, must promote, early promote
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percentages for ep mp p etc
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LDO O1-O2: No limit
O3: 60% O4: 50% O5-O6: 40% EVALS/CHIEFEVALS E1-E4: No limit E5-E6: 60% E7-E9: 50% |
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ood in ports role for emergency situation
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The role of the OOD inport is to supervise, inspect, and control emergency situations
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ood inports most important initial action
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NOTIFY
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what flag do you fly for man overboard
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OSCAR overboard
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what is purpose of cmeo program and two type of reporting
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Promote positive command morale and Quality of Life (QOL)
Provide an environment in which all personnel can perform unimpeded by institutional or individual biases based on race, color, ethnicity, national origin, sex or religious stereotypes. informal formal |
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what is dapa and what do they do?
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drug and alcohol programs advisor
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how many times can you fail pfa before adsep
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3 times in 4 years then gone
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what is fleet and family support center and what do they do for sailors
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The FFSC supports individual and family readiness
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what does ombudsman do?
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Official representative of the Commanding Officer; he/she plays a vital role in establishing and maintaining current and accurate communication between the command and its family members.
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different classification levels and key words/ "exepctionally grave damage"
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ts = exceptionally grave, s = serious, c- damage,
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how often do you need to cite or account for ts
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at least annually
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who can transport ts
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Defense Courier Service (DCS)
The Department of State (DOS) Diplomatic Courier Service and ocmmunications protected by nsa |
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wwhat are requirements for keeping reciets
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ts - five years s - 2 years
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who do you notify if ts is lost
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CO
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what is difference between dress ship and full dress ship
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full == banners
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when are colors executed
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0800 , sunset
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how many bells are associated with certain ranks
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4 for O-5. O-6
6 for O-7, O-8 8 for O-9, O-10 |
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what is a stinger?
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Stinger (one strike of the bell)
Reserved for personnel attached to your ship, or embarked Commodore, Destroyer Squadron Commander, or Amphibious Squadron Commander Bell strike coincides with CO’s physical presence on ship Stepping off brow on to QD Stepping off QD on to brow |
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what are procdures and whistle signals for passing ships u/w and in port
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One Blast: attention to starboard
Two Blasts: attention to port One blast: hand salute Two blasts: end salute Three blasts: carry on |
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what is SOPA and what do they do?
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senior officer present afloat, command with most senior officer on pier
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who mandates insurv?
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confress
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what does insurv report?
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: Material inspection of ships that provides readiness assessment to Congress and Chief of Naval Operations (CNO).
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what does a light off assesment do?
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To ensure ship is capable of safely lighting off engines and operating its engineering plant prior to going to sea.
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what are the different periodicities of comon inspects ship will go through life cycle?
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Maintenance Phase
Basic Phase Advanced/Integrated Phase Deployment Sustainment Phase |
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what are the different levels of oprep3s
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PINNACLE report is used to report all incidents having national level interest
NAVY BLUE report is used for Navy interest incidents. UNIT SITREP is used to provide operational commanders and higher authority with status of situation or events that do not require an OPREP-3. |
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know message header and message body and the component
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know it!
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know the diffrent office codes n1 2 3 ??
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N00 – Commander (Commodore/Flag)
N1 – Manpower and Personnel N2 – Intel N3/N5 – Operations and Plans N4 – Readiness and Logistics N6 – C5I N7 – Training N8 – Warfare Requirements and Assessments |
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know what edvr is and what it does for you
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Track gains/losses within your division
Aid to create Watch Team Replacement Plan (WTRP) Use to help determine schools for your sailors to avoid gaps in critical NECs |
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what is an emir?
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Enlisted Manning Inquiry Report (EMIR) message notifies PERS-4013 of a unit's concern of enlisted personnel shortages.
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know difference between authorization and distribution documents
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authrization is the required, districbution is what is actually there
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look at orm and steps in the process
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identify hazards, asess hazards, make risk decisions, implement controls, supervise
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look at severity and probability catagories
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CATEGORY I - The hazard may cause death, loss of facility/asset or result in grave damage to national interests
CATEGORY II - The hazard may cause severe injury, illness, property damage, damage to national or service interests or degradation to efficient use of assets CATEGORY III - The hazard may cause minor injury, illness, property damage, damage to national, service or command interests or degradation to efficient use of assets CATEGORY IV - The hazard presents a minimal threat to personnel safety or health, property, national, service or command interests or efficient use of assets probability CATEGORY A – Likely to occur immediately. Expected to occur frequently to an individual item or person or continuously to a fleet, inventory, or group. CATEGORY B – Probably will occur in time. Expected to occur several times. CATEGORY C – May occur. Can reasonably be expected to occur some time. CATEGORY D – Unlikely to occur. |
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what are different levels of orm
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In-Depth
Deliberate Time Critical |
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what is requiremnt for officer photo graphs in offical records
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with in 3 months of commisioning
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what does the lortarp do?
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Long Range Training and Relief Plan (LORTARP)
officer manning |
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what is privacy act info kept
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confidential
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sfrm stages of ships life cycle
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Maintenance Phase
Basic Phase Advanced/Integrated Phase Deployment Sustainment Phase |
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what does a tsra do?
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Material based assessment to improve a Continuous Maintenance Availability (CMAV) and the Current Ship’s Maintenance Project (CSMP)
Total Ship Readiness Assessment (TSRA) 1 |
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know warfare areas covered under tier 1 and tier 2
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Tier 1: Mobility
Tier 2: Unit Tactical |
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how often should you have planning board for training and who should attend
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planning board for training every week
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what doe sit mean to be a striker
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not ina rate yet
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what are different levels of pqs and what do they cover
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400 is standing watches, 100 - 300 mor eindepth
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toristfom what are different pillars of
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Training and Operational Readiness Information Service (TORIS)
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given an ocean or continent know co coms and # fleets
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ok
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know supply terms consummables services equipage
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ok
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differences between large fleet unit and small fleet unit/ whioch has mwr division
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large has mwr
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what would supply cancel a part
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Wrong APL (parts not listed, AEL, ACL)
Ordered in excess of QPA (quantity per application) Ordered consumables using EMRM e.g. Tools JCN is closed No response to internal MOV (RPPO issue) Wrong DLR RIP (remain in place) code Multiple DLR’s per request # Unauthorized maintenance at shipboard level (SM&R) |
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what role does supply have in a casrep
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get you your parts for free gives information
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