Fleet Marine Force (Fmf) Warfare Device Study Guide

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Question

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Answer

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What is the difference between a Summary Courts Martial and a Special Courts Martial?

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The distinction between the levels of Court-Martial is in many respects a function of the jurisdictional limits of punishment that can be imposed by the Court.

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In dealing with fear, what is the primary difference between the coping strategies of morale and dicipline?

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Morale is the state of mind while dicipline is the ability of the individual or group to iniate appropriate action in following orders.

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How is a Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB) different than a Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU)?

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All of the Above

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Which of the following are not part of the Marine Corps Mission?

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1. Provide combined arms for the seizure or defense of advanced naval bases 2. Provide Security Detachments for the protection of Navy Vessels and Property 3. Develop Amphibious Operations 4. Provide airborne Operations. 5. Develop airborne operations 6. Expand peacetime readiness and mobilization efforts 7. Perform other duties as directed by the President

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On the NAVPERS 1070/602, Dependency Application/Record of Emergency Data what data goes in part I?

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Part I serves as an application for dependency allowances and is used to capture military spouse data.

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Explain the shape, colors and purposes of the standard NATO Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical contamination markers and the information contained on them.

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Triangle marker pointing downward.

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Which of the following do not belong in the same category?

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Cyanogen chloride (CK), Hydrogen cyanide (AC), and Arsine (SA) are all blood agents while Chloropicrin (PS) is a choking agent.

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How many guidelines are there for the observation of a field of fire?

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There are 8

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What is MOPP level 3?

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Mask, overgarments, and overboots worn. Gloves kept ready.

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Regardings Hearing protection what db level over 8 hours must sound be at to wear hearing protection?

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"greater than 84 db over 8 hours

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140 bd pea sound pressure level"

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The Marine Corps has seven Missions. What are they?

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"1. Provide combined arms for the seizure or defense of advanced naval bases

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7. Perform other duties as directed by the President"

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Which of the following are not the Mission of the United States Marine Corps?

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"1. Provide combined arms for the seizure or defense of advanced naval bases

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7. Perform other duties as directed by the President"

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What is MOPP Level 1?

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Overgarments worn, chemical agent detectors worn, mask worn in carrier at side. Gloves and overboots readily accessible.

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How much can the M88A1 lift when trying to recover damaged parts or armor?

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The M88's primary role is to repair or replace damaged parts in fighting vehicles while under fire, as well as extricate vehicles that have become bogged down or entangled. The main winch on the M88A2 is capable of a 70 ton, single line recovery, and a 140 ton 2:1 recovery when used with the 140 ton pulley. The A-frame boom of the A2 can lift 35 tons when used in conjunction with the spade down. The spade can be used for light earth moving, and can be used to anchor the vehicle when using the main winch.

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What is the birthday of the United States Marine Corps?

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The Marine Corps was created on 10 November 1775

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Where was the birthplace of the Marine Corps?

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at Tun Tavern

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Who was the first commandant of the Marine Corps?

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Captain Samuel Nicholas

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What was the name of the bar the United States Marines were founded in?

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Tun Tavern

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Where did the first Marine Landing Take Place?

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New Providence Island

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Where did the name leatherneck come from?

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During the Revolutionary War Marines had a stiff leather stock around their necks to protect them against their throats being slit in battle.

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What Year Did the Marines Storm The Barbary Coast

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1805

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<p>True or False. Marines stormed the island of New Providence in 1777 during the revolutionary war</p>

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<p>False. 1776.</p>

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Where is Derna Located?

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This is where the Barbary Pirates stronghold was and where the Marine raised the "Stars and Stripes" in the Eastern Hemisphere for the first time in 1805. This is where the lyrics "Shores of Tripoli" reference in the Marine Corps Hymn.

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What year did Marines invade Mexico City?

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1847

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What are the lyrics referencing in the Marine Corps Hymn, "From the Halls of Montezuma?"

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The Mexican War in 1847, where Marines invaded Mexico City

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What year the Marines Storm Harper's Ferry

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1859

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Who commanded the Marines at Harper's Ferry?

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Col. Robert E. Lee

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What were the Marine's doing at Harper's Ferry?

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They were putting down a slave revolt led by abolitionist John Brown

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What year did the Marine Corps Institute the Eagle Globe and Anchor Emblem?

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The Eagle Globe and Anchor Emblem or EGA as it is commonly called was instituted in 1868

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Who instituted the Eagle Globe and Anchor as a symbol of the United States Marine Corps?

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Brigadier General Jacob Zeilin who was the 7th Commandant

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What is the official motto of the Marine Corps?

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Semper Fidelis which means always faithful

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What year was the motto "Semper Fidelis" instituted in the Marine Corps?

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1883

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Where did the Marine Corps get its Eagle Globe and Anchor Symbol from?

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From the British Royal Marines

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What year did Marines defend Peking, China in the Boxer Rebellion?

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1900

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What year did Marine Aviation take flight?

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1913

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Who was the first Marine Corps pilot?

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Marine Major Alfred A. Cunningham

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What year did the Marines land in France during World War I?

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1917

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What groups of Marines still wear the French Forragere on their uniforms for their valor in the liberation of France during the 1st World War?

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The 5th and 6th Marines

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What year was the FMF Organized?

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1933

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What year did Marines land in South Vietnam?

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1965

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What year were Marine deployed to Lebanon?

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1982

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What year did the Marines draw down from Lebanon?

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They with drew in July of 1984

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<p>Where was the first Gulf War Fought?</p>

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The first Gulf War was fought against the armies of Saddam Hussein in Iraq who had invaded Kuwait. The multi-national effort was focused on the liberation of Kuwait.

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What was the First Gulf War Called?

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Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm

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What country were U.S. Forces attempting to liberate in Operation Desert Storm?

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Kuwait

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What war was the Battle of Belle Wood Fought?

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World War I

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Who were the Marines fighting at the Battle of Belle Wood?

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German Army during World War I.

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Who won the battle of Belle Wood?

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The Marines and Allies did against the Germans in France.

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What did the Germans call the United States Marines at Belle Wood?

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"Teufelhunden" which means Devil Dog

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When was the Battle of Guadalcanal fought?

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August 07, 1942.

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What Marine Division landed on Guadalcanal in 1942?

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1st Marine Division

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Where is Guadalcanal located?

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In the Solomon Islands in the South Pacific

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What was the first land offensive conducted by the United States in World War II?

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The Battle of Gudalcalcanal

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Why was the Battle of Guadalcanal important in August of 1942?

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This battle marked the first combat test of the new amphibious doctrine and also provided a crucial turning point of the war in the Pacific by providing a base to launch further invasions of Japanese-held islands.

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How many hours did it take for the Marines to secure the Island of Tarwa?

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76 hours

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When was the battle of Tarawa fought?

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20-Nov-43

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What group of Islands is Tarwa located where the Marines fought in 1943?

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The Gilbert Islands

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What made the Battle of Tarwa difficult for Marines on November 20, 1943?

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An extended reef made the landing difficult. Craft could not cross it and Marines were offloaded hundreds of yards from the beaches. This led to heavy losses from enemy fire. Also many Marines drowned while attempting to wade ashore.

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From what war did the Marines invade the Mariana Islands?

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The air-force needed airfields to operate from to be able to bomb mainland Japan.

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Which of the Mariana Islands were invaded?

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Landsin on Saipan, Guam and Tinian facilitated the bombing of mainland Japan.

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<p>How many troops did Lt. General Holland M. Smith lead in the invasion of the Mariana Islands?</p>

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<p>136,000</p>

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The largest number of troops operated under a Marine Command during what key battle of World War II?

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The Battle of Mariana Islands

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When was the Battle of Iwo Jima Fought?

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On February 19, 1945

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What was the largest all-Marine battle in history?

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The Battle of Iwo Jima on February 19, 1945 against the Japanese in World War II

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What was the bloodiest battle in Marine Corps history?

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The Battle of Iwo Jima on February 19, 1945

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How many casualties were suffered by the United States Marine Corps in the battle of Iwo Jima

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23,000

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Who said, "Among the Americans who served on Iwo Island, uncommon valor was a common virtue?"

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Admiral Chester Nimitz

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The Chosin Reservior was fought during what military conflict?

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The Korean War in November of 1950

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Who also fought with the Koreans in the Battle of the Chosin Reservior?

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The Communist Chinese

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Why was the Battle of the Chosin Reservoir significant in the Korean conflict?

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"In the period between 27 November and 13 December 1950, 30,000 United Nations (UN) troops (nicknamed ""The Chosin Few"") under the command of Major General Edward Almond were encircled by approximately 60,000 Chinese troops under the command of Song Shi-Lun. Although Chinese troops managed to surround and outnumber the UN forces, the UN forces broke out of the encirclement while inflicting crippling losses on the Chinese.

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"

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What country was the Tet offensive fought?

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Vietnam in January of 1968

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What is significant about the Battle of Hue City?

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The Battle of Huế during 1968, was one of the bloodiest and longest battles of the Vietnam War (1959–1975). The Army of the Republic of Vietnam and three understrength U.S. Marine Corps battalions attacked and defeated more than 10,000 entrenched People's Army of Vietnam (PAVN) and National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam (NLF, also known as, Viet Cong) guerilla forces.

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How many years was Archibald Henderson commandant of the Marine Corps?

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39 years

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What is Brigadier General Archibald Henderson's nick name?

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The "Grand Old Man of the Marine Corps."

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When did Archibald Henderson become Commandant of the Marine Corps?

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1820

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What did SgtMaj John Quick win the Medal of Honor for?

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His performance at Cuzco Well, near Guitanimo bay, Cuba, seized and advance base for Marines was done by a semaphore for an emergency lift of the naval bombardment while under Spanish and American shellfire. This was also significant because it demonstrated the use of Marines as assault troops.

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How many Medals of Honor did SgtMaj John Daily Win?

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Two. One for valor in the Chinese Boxer Rebellion and in the First Caco War in Haiti.

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What famous Marine said, Come on, you sons of a bitches, do you want to live forever?"

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Sergeant Major Dan Daly

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What famous Marine was known as the tiger of the mountains in Nicaragua and Honduras?

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Louis B. "Chesty" Puller

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What is the "B" stand for in Chesty B. Puller?

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Burwell

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Who is the only Marine to have ever received 5 Navy Crosses?

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Louis B. "Chesty" Puller

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Who commanded the "Black Sheep Squadron?"

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Col. Gregory R. "Pappy" Boyington

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How many confirmed kills did ace pilot Gregory R. "Pappy" Boyington attain before the end of World War II?

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28

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Who was Ira H. Hayes?

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He was a Marine Corporeal, and a Pima Indian who were immortalized in th enow famous photograph taken of the second flag-raising incident on Mount Suribachi (Iwo Jima).

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Who was the first woman to enlist in the United States Marine Corps?

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Private Johnson became the Marine Corps first enlisted woman on August 13, 1918.

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Who was the first female General officer of the United States Marine Corps?

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General Margaret A. Brewer

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What year did Private Opha Mae Johnson, the first enlisted female Marine enlist?

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1918

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What year did Brigadier General Brewer become the first female General in the United States Marine Corps?

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1978

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Yes.No. Should you salute at work indoors?

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No

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Yes. No. If you are taken prisoner should you salute while in a POW status?

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No

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Yes. No. You should salute while you are in Battle Conditions

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No.

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Yes. No. When you are rendering an individual salute is it appropriate to look at the member or flag being saluted squarely?

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Yes

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Yes. No. Is it appropriate to render a salute when smoking a cigarette or cigar?

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No

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Yes/No. Is a salute rendered to military officials of foreign powers who's governments are not recognized by the United States?

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No. Only officers, regular and reserve of the Navy, Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and foreign military and naval officers whose governments are formally recognized by the U.S. Government.

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When rendering a salute how long should you hold it?

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Hold your salute until it is returned or acknowledged.

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Besides a salute what is a customary accompaniment when saluting an officer?

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Accompany the salute with a greeting such as "Good Morning sir or ma'am."

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Question

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Answer

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Hint

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Under what circumstances would you salute an officer twice in the same conversation?

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When meeting or greeting the officer and again when they are departing the vicinity of the conversation.

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What is the difference between a Summary Courts Martial and a Special Courts Martial?

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The distinction between the levels of Court-Martial is in many respects a function of the jurisdictional limits of punishment that can be imposed by the Court.

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Yes. No. If the officer you are speaking to, who is senior to you, comes to attention and salutes a senior should you interrupt that conversation?

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No.

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In dealing with fear, what is the primary difference between the coping strategies of morale and dicipline?

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Morale is the state of mind while dicipline is the ability of the individual or group to iniate appropriate action in following orders.

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Yes/No. Should the first person in a group to notice the approaching senior not in ranks, render the appropriate greeting and salute?

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Yes

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How is a Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB) different than a Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU)?

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All of the Above

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If your group is in formation who should render the appropriate greeting and salute?

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The senior person should call the formation to attention and the they should salute for the group.

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Which of the following are not part of the Marine Corps Mission?

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1. Provide combined arms for the seizure or defense of advanced naval bases 2. Provide Security Detachments for the protection of Navy Vessels and Property 3. Develop Amphibious Operations 4. Provide airborne Operations. 5. Develop airborne operations 6. Expand peacetime readiness and mobilization efforts 7. Perform other duties as directed by the President

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Yes/No. Should you salute an officer when passing them in the same direction?

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Yes. Come abreast of the officer and render a salute and say, "By your leave, sir (ma'am)."

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On the NAVPERS 1070/602, Dependency Application/Record of Emergency Data what data goes in part I?

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Part I serves as an application for dependency allowances and is used to capture military spouse data.

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Yes/No. Are appropriate honors rendered in a salute and greeting to officers of the United States Coast Guard?

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Yes

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Explain the shape, colors and purposes of the standard NATO Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical contamination markers and the information contained on them.

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Triangle marker pointing downward.

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Yes/No. If you are in a working party and your uniform blouse is unbuttoned should you render a salute?

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No

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Which of the following do not belong in the same category?

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Cyanogen chloride (CK), Hydrogen cyanide (AC), and Arsine (SA) are all blood agents while Chloropicrin (PS) is a choking agent.

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Yes/No. If you are in a crowded place and you see your unit CO while wearing civilian attire should an enlisted person render a salute?

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No. Salutes will not be rendered at crowded gatherings, in public conveyances, or in congested areas, unless you are addressing or are being directly addressed by a senior.

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How many guidelines are there for the observation of a field of fire?

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There are 8

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Yes/No. Regarding Marine Corps Rank, does a private have any chevrons?

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No

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What is MOPP level 3?

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Mask, overgarments, and overboots worn. Gloves kept ready.

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What is the difference in rank between a Master Sergeant and a First Sergeant?

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A first Sergeant has a diamond in the middle of the chevrons while the Master Sergeant has crossed rifles. Both have three Chevrons up and three Chevrons down.

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What is MOPP Level 1?

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Overgarments worn, chemical agent detectors worn, mask worn in carrier at side. Gloves and overboots readily accessible.

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What Marine Corps rank is represented by three chevrons up and one down?

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Staff Sergeant

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How much can the M88A1 lift when trying to recover damaged parts or armor?

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The M88's primary role is to repair or replace damaged parts in fighting vehicles while under fire, as well as extricate vehicles that have become bogged down or entangled. The main winch on the M88A2 is capable of a 70 ton, single line recovery, and a 140 ton 2:1 recovery when used with the 140 ton pulley. The A-frame boom of the A2 can lift 35 tons when used in conjunction with the spade down. The spade can be used for light earth moving, and can be used to anchor the vehicle when using the main winch.

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What Marine Corps rank is represented by three Chevrons and a set of crossed rifles?

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Sergeant (E5)

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What is the birthday of the United States Marine Corps?

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The Marine Corps was created on 10 November 1775

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What Marine Corps rank is represented by two Chevrons and a set of crossed rifles?

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Corporal (E4)

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Where was the birthplace of the Marine Corps?

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at Tun Tavern

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What Marine Corps rank is represented by three Chevrons up and four down and the Marine Corps Eagle Globe and Anchor in the Middle?

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Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps

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What Marine Corps Rank is represented by three chevrons up and four chevrons down with a set of crossed rifles in the Middle?

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There is no rank in the Marine Corps like that

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Who was the first commandant of the Marine Corps?

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Captain Samuel Nicholas

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A Master Gunnery Sergeant of Marines rank insignia is delineated by the following icon?

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Three Chevrons up. Four Chevrons Down and a bomb in the middle.

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What was the name of the bar the United States Marines were founded in?

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Tun Tavern

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When looking at the Marine ranks of Warren Officer what characteristic makes the W-1 and W-3 ranks different from the W-2 and W-4 ranks?

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The 1 and 3 have three segments while the 2 and 4 have five segments.

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Where did the first Marine Landing Take Place?

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New Providence Island

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What is the key difference between the W-2 rank insignia and the W-4?

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The W-2 is gold and the W-4 is silver

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Where did the name leatherneck come from?

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During the Revolutionary War Marines had a stiff leather stock around their necks to protect them against their throats being slit in battle.

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What is a key difference between the Marine Rank insignia's of W-1 and W-3?

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The W-1 is gold and the W-3 is silver.

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What Year Did the Marines Storm The Barbary Coast

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1805

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What is unique about the W-5 rank insignia for Marine Warrant Officers?

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A thin red bar runs the length of the insignia (parallel with the long end) instead of the bars that traverse is on the ranks from W-1 to W-4

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<p>True or False. Marines stormed the island of New Providence in 1777 during the revolutionary war</p>

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<p>False. 1776.</p>

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What distinguishes the Marine Corps Ranks of Major and Lieutenant Colonel?

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Both are oak leafs but the major is gold and the Lieutenant Colonel is silver

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Where is Derna Located?

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This is where the Barbary Pirates stronghold was and where the Marine raised the "Stars and Stripes" in the Eastern Hemisphere for the first time in 1805. This is where the lyrics "Shores of Tripoli" reference in the Marine Corps Hymn.

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Put the Marine Corps Flag Ranks in Order

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Brigadier, Major, Lieutenant, General (BMLG)

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What year did Marines invade Mexico City?

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1847

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What acronym makes it easy to remember the order of the ranks of General in the United States Marine Corps?

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"Be My Little General (BMLG).

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What are the lyrics referencing in the Marine Corps Hymn, "From the Halls of Montezuma?"

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The Mexican War in 1847, where Marines invaded Mexico City

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General"

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What year the Marines Storm Harper's Ferry

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1859

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What is the difference in insignia between the Second Lieutenant and First Lieutenant?

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The 2nd Lieutenant has a gold bar and is lower rank (O-1).

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Who commanded the Marines at Harper's Ferry?

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Col. Robert E. Lee

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Rendering Honors. Scenario: You and your Marines are at the smoke pit and are uncovered. The call for colors is sounded. What should you do?

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Stand at attention. Face the point of reference (colors, music, etc.) and do NOT render a salute.

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What were the Marine's doing at Harper's Ferry?

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They were putting down a slave revolt led by abolitionist John Brown

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Yes/No. Rendering Honors. Should you render military honors when in a vehicle?

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No

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What year did the Marine Corps Institute the Eagle Globe and Anchor Emblem?

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The Eagle Globe and Anchor Emblem or EGA as it is commonly called was instituted in 1868

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<p>Rendering Honors. If you are passing or being passed: How long before and after should honors be rendered?</p>

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<p>6 paces before and 6 paces after</p>

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Who instituted the Eagle Globe and Anchor as a symbol of the United States Marine Corps?

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Brigadier General Jacob Zeilin who was the 7th Commandant

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Rendering Honors. When the flag is raised or lowered at morning and evening colors what trigger or key should be used to render honors?

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On the first note of the National Anthem or the call, "To The Colors."

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What is the official motto of the Marine Corps?

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Semper Fidelis which means always faithful

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Rendering Honors. What order of customs should be observed when boarding a Navy Vessel?

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"Face Aft

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What year was the motto "Semper Fidelis" instituted in the Marine Corps?

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1883

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request permission to come aboard"

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Where did the Marine Corps get its Eagle Globe and Anchor Symbol from?

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From the British Royal Marines

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What are the two chains of command in the United States Marine Corps?

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Service and Operational

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What year did Marines defend Peking, China in the Boxer Rebellion?

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1900

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How is the Operational Chain of command different than the Service?

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The Operational Command goes from the Secretary of Defense directly to the Operational Commanders while the Service goes from the Secretary of the Navy to the Commandant of the Marine Corps

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What year did Marine Aviation take flight?

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1913

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What three components are the Marine Corps Operating Forces Consisted of?

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1. The Marine Corps Forces which are made up of Marine Air Ground Task Forces 2. The Marine Corps Security Forces. 3. Marine Security Guard Detachments

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Who was the first Marine Corps pilot?

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Marine Major Alfred A. Cunningham

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What are Marine Corps Security Forces?

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The Marine Corps Security Forces (MCSF) include approximately 3,400 Marines who protect key naval installations and facilities worldwide. Although not assigned to combatant commands, they are part of the operating forces of the Marine Corps.

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What year did the Marines land in France during World War I?

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1917

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What are Marine Security Guard Detachments?

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These detachments serve at embassies and consulates around the globe. The Marine security guard battalion provides forces to the Department of State for embassy security. These Marines are currently assigned to 121 diplomatic posts in 115 countries through out the world.

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What groups of Marines still wear the French Forragere on their uniforms for their valor in the liberation of France during the 1st World War?

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The 5th and 6th Marines

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What is the difference between Marine Corps Security Forces and Marine Security Guard Detachments?

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Security Forces guard Naval installations while the Security Guard Detachments guard embassies.

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What year was the FMF Organized?

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1933

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<p>How many countries are Marine Security Guard Detachments assigned to support?</p>

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<p>The Marine Security Guard Detachments support embassies and consulates around the globe. The Marine Security Guard battalion provides forces to the Department of State for embassy security. These Marines are currently assigned to 121 diplomatic posts in 115 countries throughout the world.</p>

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What year did Marines land in South Vietnam?

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1965

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How many diplomatic posts are Marine Security Guard Detachments supporting through out the globe?

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The Marine Security Guard Detachments support embassies and consulates around the globe. The Marine Security Guard battalion provides forces to the Department of State for embassy security. These Marines are currently assigned to 121 diplomatic posts in 115 countries throughout the world.

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What year were Marine deployed to Lebanon?

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1982

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What three elements are contained in a MAGTF?

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The Marine Air-Ground Task Force (MAGTF) is the principle organization for the conduct of all missions across the range of military operations. MAGTFs are balanced, combined arms forces with organic ground, aviation and sustainment elements.

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What year did the Marines draw down from Lebanon?

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They with drew in July of 1984

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Yes/No. Can MAGTF's conduct both expeditionary or sustained operations ashore?

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Yes

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<p>Where was the first Gulf War Fought?</p>

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The first Gulf War was fought against the armies of Saddam Hussein in Iraq who had invaded Kuwait. The multi-national effort was focused on the liberation of Kuwait.

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The MAGTF has a command element with six parts. What are those six parts?

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"G1- Division (Personnel and administration)

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What was the First Gulf War Called?

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Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm

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G6- Division (Communications and Information Systems)"

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What country were U.S. Forces attempting to liberate in Operation Desert Storm?

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Kuwait

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What is the difference between the MEF, MEB, and MEU?

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Each are MAGTF organizations of various sizes. The MEF is a Force Level, the MEB is composed of Regimental sized elements and the MEU is composed of Battalion sized elements.

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What war was the Battle of Belle Wood Fought?

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World War I

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Where are the three MEF's located?

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"I MEF- based in southern California and Arizona

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Who were the Marines fighting at the Battle of Belle Wood?

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German Army during World War I.

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III MEF- based in Japan and Hawaii"

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Who won the battle of Belle Wood?

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The Marines and Allies did against the Germans in France.

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How is a Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) different from a Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB)?

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The MEF is a MAGTF built around a GCE of a division size.

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What did the Germans call the United States Marines at Belle Wood?

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"Teufelhunden" which means Devil Dog

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True/False. The Marine Aircraft Wing is the Air Combat Element of a Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB)?

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False. The size of the ACE in the MEB is a group.

Front 197

When was the Battle of Guadalcanal fought?

Back 197

August 07, 1942.

Front 198

True/False. A squadron sized ACE Element supports a Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB).

Back 198

False. The squadron sized element supports the Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU).

Front 199

What Marine Division landed on Guadalcanal in 1942?

Back 199

1st Marine Division

Front 200

What is the difference between the Combat Support Services Group (CSSG) and the Brigade Support Service Group (BSSG)?

Back 200

The Brigade Support Service Group (BSSG) is the logistics portion of the Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB) MAGTF?

Front 201

Where is Guadalcanal located?

Back 201

In the Solomon Islands in the South Pacific

Front 202

If there are three basic MAGTF's the MEF, MEB, and MEU what is the fourth?

Back 202

A Special Purpose MAFTF (SPMAGTF). This is usually used for a special purpose such as disaster relief, humanitarian assistance, noncombatant evacuation operations, or security operations where one of the other three elements would be inappropriate.

Front 203

What was the first land offensive conducted by the United States in World War II?

Back 203

The Battle of Gudalcalcanal

Front 204

What is the minimum sized element of the Ground Combat Element a Special Purpose MAGTF?

Back 204

Platoon sized GCE. An Aircraft Asset for the ACE and customized support services for the CSSE.

Front 205

Why was the Battle of Guadalcanal important in August of 1942?

Back 205

This battle marked the first combat test of the new amphibious doctrine and also provided a crucial turning point of the war in the Pacific by providing a base to launch further invasions of Japanese-held islands.

Front 206

How many MEU's are in the Marine Corps?

Back 206

"There are seven standing MEU's in the Marine Corps.

Front 207

How many hours did it take for the Marines to secure the Island of Tarwa?

Back 207

76 hours

Front 208

III MEF has the 31st MEU"

Front 209

When was the battle of Tarawa fought?

Back 209

20-Nov-43

Front 210

Which of the following are not a mission of the United States Marine Corps?

Back 210

1. Provide combined arms for the seizure or defense of advanced naval bases 2. Provide Security Detachments for the protection of Navy Vessels and Property 3. Develop Amphibious Operations 4. Provide airborne Operations. 5. Develop airborne operations 6. Expand peacetime readiness and mobilization efforts 7. Perform other duties as directed by the President

Front 211

What group of Islands is Tarwa located where the Marines fought in 1943?

Back 211

The Gilbert Islands

Front 212

On a Navy Performance Evaluation who is the reporting Senior?

Back 212

Commanding Officers are reporting seniors by virtue of their command authority. Commanding officers may submit properly authorized fitness and evaluation reports on any member who has reported to them for duty, whether junior or senior to them in grade. The term "Commanding officer" includes commanding officers of all services, and their civilian equivalents with in the U.S. Federal Government.

Front 213

What made the Battle of Tarwa difficult for Marines on November 20, 1943?

Back 213

An extended reef made the landing difficult. Craft could not cross it and Marines were offloaded hundreds of yards from the beaches. This led to heavy losses from enemy fire. Also many Marines drowned while attempting to wade ashore.

Front 214

What is the lowest grade officer that can be delegated as a reporting senior for enlisted reports service members E5 to E9 and those frocked to E5?

Back 214

O4 or GS12.

Front 215

From what war did the Marines invade the Mariana Islands?

Back 215

The air-force needed airfields to operate from to be able to bomb mainland Japan.

Front 216

What is the lowest grade that a reporting senior may be delegated to members in the grades of E4 and below?

Back 216

Chief Petty Officer (E7) or GS11

Front 217

Which of the Mariana Islands were invaded?

Back 217

Landsin on Saipan, Guam and Tinian facilitated the bombing of mainland Japan.

Front 218

What is the purpose of a rater in the evaluation process of an E6 and below?

Back 218

Evaluation reports on E6 and below require the signatures of a rater and senior rater as well as the reporting senior. This ensures that the Navy's senior enlisted and junior officer supervisors are properly included in the enlisted evaluation process. The rater should be a Navy chief petty officer whenever possible, but if none is available within the command, may be a military or civilian supervisor who is an E7 equivalent or higher. Typically, the senior rater will be the member's division officer or department head. The senior rater may be omitted where the reporting senior is the raters immediate supervisor.

Front 219

<p>How many troops did Lt. General Holland M. Smith lead in the invasion of the Mariana Islands?</p>

Back 219

<p>136,000</p>

Front 220

How is performance Counseling different than performance evaluations?

Back 220

Counseling is conducted by the command at the half way point of the interval process.

Front 221

The largest number of troops operated under a Marine Command during what key battle of World War II?

Back 221

The Battle of Mariana Islands

Front 222

Regarding evaluation reports how many types are there?

Back 222

Three.

Front 223

When was the Battle of Iwo Jima Fought?

Back 223

On February 19, 1945

Front 224

Regarding Evaluations, what is the difference between Regular Reports and Concurrent Reports?

Back 224

Concurrent reports are done for members on additional duty or temporary additional duty while regular reports are consistent with annual regular performance in their job.

Front 225

What was the largest all-Marine battle in history?

Back 225

The Battle of Iwo Jima on February 19, 1945 against the Japanese in World War II

Front 226

Regarding Performance Evaluations, what kind of report would you issue for temporary additional duty?

Back 226

A concurrent report provides a record of significant performance in an additional duty (ADDU) or temporary additional duty (TEMADD) status. They are optional unless directed by higher authority, and may not be submitted by anyone in the regular reporting senior's direct chain of command.

Front 227

What was the bloodiest battle in Marine Corps history?

Back 227

The Battle of Iwo Jima on February 19, 1945

Front 228

Yes/No. Are Operational Commander's reports submitted on E7 and above?

Back 228

No. Operational Commander's reports are optional, and may only be submitted on commanding officers or officer in charge by operational commanders who are not also their regular reporting seniors.

Front 229

How many casualties were suffered by the United States Marine Corps in the battle of Iwo Jima

Back 229

23,000

Front 230

Yes/No. Are Concurrent Reports Mandatory?

Back 230

No. Concurrent Reports are optional and submitted for ADDU or TEMADD status.

Front 231

Who said, "Among the Americans who served on Iwo Island, uncommon valor was a common virtue?"

Back 231

Admiral Chester Nimitz

Front 232

<p>Yes/No. Regarding Periodic evaluations, are Regular Reports mandatory?</p>

Back 232

<p>Yes. They are the foundation of the performance record. Regular reports are submitted periodically according to the schedule below, and on other occasions as specified in the EVAL manual. They must cover, day-for-day, all Naval service on active duty or in the drilling Reserve programs, except for enlisted inital entry training and other limited circumstances.</p>

Front 233

The Chosin Reservior was fought during what military conflict?

Back 233

The Korean War in November of 1950

Front 234

Regarding periodic evaluations, what month are E5 evaluations due?

Back 234

March

Front 235

Who also fought with the Koreans in the Battle of the Chosin Reservior?

Back 235

The Communist Chinese

Front 236

Regarding periodic evaluations, what month are E9 evaluations due?

Back 236

April

Front 237

What country was the Tet offensive fought?

Back 237

Vietnam in January of 1968

Front 238

Regarding Periodic Evaluations, what months are E4 evaluations due?

Back 238

June

Front 239

What is significant about the Battle of Hue City?

Back 239

The Battle of Huế during 1968, was one of the bloodiest and longest battles of the Vietnam War (1959–1975). The Army of the Republic of Vietnam and three understrength U.S. Marine Corps battalions attacked and defeated more than 10,000 entrenched People's Army of Vietnam (PAVN) and National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam (NLF, also known as, Viet Cong) guerilla forces.

Front 240

Regarding periodic evaluations, what month are E3/2/1 evaluations due?

Back 240

July

Front 241

How many years was Archibald Henderson commandant of the Marine Corps?

Back 241

39 years

Front 242

Regarding Periodic Evaluations, when are E7 and E8 evaluations due?

Back 242

September

Front 243

What is Brigadier General Archibald Henderson's nick name?

Back 243

The "Grand Old Man of the Marine Corps."

Front 244

Regarding periodic evaluations what month are E6 evaluations due?

Back 244

November

Front 245

When did Archibald Henderson become Commandant of the Marine Corps?

Back 245

1820

Front 246

Yes/No. Regarding fitness reports, if a member has been exonerated of an offense, can the incident be reflected in a fitness report?

Back 246

No. Adverse or downgraded fitness and evaluation reports may not be directed as punishment or used as an alternative to the report disposition of misconduct under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Reports may not mention non-punitive censure, or investigatory, judicial or other proceedings which have not been concluded or which have exonerated the member. Subject to these limitations, fitness and evaluation reports should take into account misconduct which has been established through reliable evidence to the reporting senior's satisfaction.

Front 247

What did SgtMaj John Quick win the Medal of Honor for?

Back 247

His performance at Cuzco Well, near Guitanimo bay, Cuba, seized and advance base for Marines was done by a semaphore for an emergency lift of the naval bombardment while under Spanish and American shellfire. This was also significant because it demonstrated the use of Marines as assault troops.

Front 248

On performance evaluations what is the highest marks reserved for performance which is far above standards and is notable for its exemplary or leadership quality?

Back 248

5

Front 249

How many Medals of Honor did SgtMaj John Daily Win?

Back 249

Two. One for valor in the Chinese Boxer Rebellion and in the First Caco War in Haiti.

Front 250

On performance evaluations, the trait grade of 1.0 is given for what purpose?

Back 250

The performance trait grade of 1.0 is for sailors who are struggling at their required duties and tasks. They create conflict, are unwilling to work with others, puts themselves above the team, they neglect growth and development of subordinates, and usually need excessive supervision. Furthemore, they have marginal knowledge of their jobs and their actions are counter to the Navy's retention and reenlistment goals.

Front 251

What famous Marine said, Come on, you sons of a bitches, do you want to live forever?"

Back 251

Sergeant Major Dan Daly

Front 252

On periodic evaluations, why should "two-blocking" be avoided by reporting seniors?

Back 252

First, the reporting seniors average trait grade will be available to detailers and selection boards for comparison purposes. Second, it will be difficult for the reporting senior to allocate promotion recommendations if everyone's trait grades are the same.

Front 253

What famous Marine was known as the tiger of the mountains in Nicaragua and Honduras?

Back 253

Louis B. "Chesty" Puller

Front 254

Yes/No. Regarding personal evaluations, are handwritten entries allowed?

Back 254

Only on E4 and below evaluations

Front 255

What is the "B" stand for in Chesty B. Puller?

Back 255

Burwell

Front 256

Yes/No. Regarding periodic evaluations, can changes or supplements be made after submission?

Back 256

Yes. The reporting senior can, for good cause, submit administrative changes or evaluative supplements with in 2 years from the ending date of the report.

Front 257

Who is the only Marine to have ever received 5 Navy Crosses?

Back 257

Louis B. "Chesty" Puller

Front 258

Regarding Fitness Reporting, how long must they be retained?

Back 258

The reporting senior must retain copies of officer FITREPs for 5 years. The command must retain copies of enlisted FITREPs and EVALs for 2 years. Counseling worksheets must be held in a Privacy Act records system until the member detaches, then destroyed.

Front 259

Who commanded the "Black Sheep Squadron?"

Back 259

Col. Gregory R. "Pappy" Boyington

Front 260

Yes/No. Regarding periodic evaluations, can adverse or downgraded fitness and evaluation reports be directed as punishment or used as an alternative to NJP?

Back 260

No. Adverse or downgraded fitness and evaluation reports may not be directed as punishment or used as an alternative to the proper disposition of misconduct under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Reports may not mention non-punitive censure, or investigatory, judicial, or other proceedings which have not been concluded or which have exonerated the member.

Front 261

How many confirmed kills did ace pilot Gregory R. "Pappy" Boyington attain before the end of World War II?

Back 261

28

Front 262

Regarding navy correspondence, what is the difference between a standard letter and an endorsement?

Back 262

Endorsement is similar to a letter but used for transmitting correspondence through the chain of command and sometimes provides command comments or may be returned to the originator requesting more information while the standard letter is used to conduct official correspondence.

Front 263

Who was Ira H. Hayes?

Back 263

He was a Marine Corporeal, and a Pima Indian who were immortalized in th enow famous photograph taken of the second flag-raising incident on Mount Suribachi (Iwo Jima).

Front 264

Regarding Navy Correspondence, is a memorandum formal or informal?

Back 264

Informal. a memorandum provides an informal way to correspond within an activity or between DON activities. Subordinates may use it to correspond directly with each other on routine official business.

Front 265

Who was the first woman to enlist in the United States Marine Corps?

Back 265

Private Johnson became the Marine Corps first enlisted woman on August 13, 1918.

Front 266

What is the NAVPERS 1070/602?

Back 266

The Dependency Application /Record of Emergency Data

Front 267

Who was the first female General officer of the United States Marine Corps?

Back 267

General Margaret A. Brewer

Front 268

Name three types of Navy Correspondence

Back 268

Standard Letter. Endorsements. Memorandums.

Front 269

What year did Private Opha Mae Johnson, the first enlisted female Marine enlist?

Back 269

1918

Front 270

How many parts does a NAVPERS 1070/602 Dependency Application/Record of Emergency Data have?

Back 270

Two

Front 271

What year did Brigadier General Brewer become the first female General in the United States Marine Corps?

Back 271

1978

Front 272

On the NAVPERS 1070/602, Dependency Application/Record of Emergency Data what information goes on part II?

Back 272

"Part II provides an immediately accessible, up-to-date record of emergency data and is the official document used to determine the following:

Front 273

Yes.No. Should you salute at work indoors?

Back 273

No

Front 274

- National Service Life Insurance, Servicemen's Group Life Insurance, and Veterans Group Life Insurance in effect."

Front 275

Yes. No. If you are taken prisoner should you salute while in a POW status?

Back 275

No

Front 276

What is the NAVPERS 1070/602 commonly called?

Back 276

Page 2

Front 277

Yes. No. You should salute while you are in Battle Conditions

Back 277

No.

Front 278

What information is contained on the NAVPERS 1070/604

Back 278

The NAVPERS 1070/604 is the Enlisted Qualification History and it contains a chronological history of the members occupational and training related qualifications and their awards and commendations.

Front 279

Yes. No. When you are rendering an individual salute is it appropriate to look at the member or flag being saluted squarely?

Back 279

Yes

Front 280

What is the 1070/604 commonly called?

Back 280

Page 4

Front 281

Yes. No. Is it appropriate to render a salute when smoking a cigarette or cigar?

Back 281

No

Front 282

What is the difference between the NAVPERS 1070/604 and the NAVPERS 1070/605?

Back 282

The 604 is your qualifications and the 605 is your history of assignments

Front 283

Yes/No. Is a salute rendered to military officials of foreign powers who's governments are not recognized by the United States?

Back 283

No. Only officers, regular and reserve of the Navy, Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and foreign military and naval officers whose governments are formally recognized by the U.S. Government.

Front 284

What is the NAVPERS 1070/605?

Back 284

The NAVPERS 1070/605, history of assignments is a chronological record of duty assignments and is maintained through out member's active and inactive duty career.

Front 285

When rendering a salute how long should you hold it?

Back 285

Hold your salute until it is returned or acknowledged.

Front 286

What is the difference between the NAVPERS 1070/613 and the NAVPERS 1070/602?

Back 286

A NAVPERS 1070/613 or "page 13" is a document that contains Administrative Remarks. Is it a chronological record of significant miscellaneous entries which are not provided for elsewhere or where more detailed information may be required to clarify entries onto other pages. Entries are required for civil misdemeanors and felonies that come to the command's attention, and for Non-Judicial punishment that does not result in a loss of pay.

Front 287

Besides a salute what is a customary accompaniment when saluting an officer?

Back 287

Accompany the salute with a greeting such as "Good Morning sir or ma'am."

Front 288

What is the UCMJ?

Back 288

The Uniform Code of Military Justice

Front 289

Under what circumstances would you salute an officer twice in the same conversation?

Back 289

When meeting or greeting the officer and again when they are departing the vicinity of the conversation.

Front 290

What is the purpose of the UCMJ?

Back 290

The Uniform Code of Military Justice promotes good order and discipline, and provides a basis for the administration of justice for the armed forces.

Front 291

Yes. No. If the officer you are speaking to, who is senior to you, comes to attention and salutes a senior should you interrupt that conversation?

Back 291

No.

Front 292

Who is responsible for upholding the UCMJ?

Back 292

All members of the Armed Forces.

Front 293

Yes/No. Should the first person in a group to notice the approaching senior not in ranks, render the appropriate greeting and salute?

Back 293

Yes

Front 294

Who is subject to the Uniformed Code of Military Justice?

Back 294

"Members of a regular or reserve component of the Armed Forces

Front 295

If your group is in formation who should render the appropriate greeting and salute?

Back 295

The senior person should call the formation to attention and the they should salute for the group.

Front 296

"

Front 297

Yes/No. Should you salute an officer when passing them in the same direction?

Back 297

Yes. Come abreast of the officer and render a salute and say, "By your leave, sir (ma'am)."

Front 298

What are the three types of Courts-Martial?

Back 298

Summary, Special, General

Front 299

Yes/No. Are appropriate honors rendered in a salute and greeting to officers of the United States Coast Guard?

Back 299

Yes

Front 300

Yes/No. Can jurors attending to a Special Court-Martial or General Court-Martial recommend any suspension of sentence?

Back 300

No. Members of these courts have no power to direct, or even recommend on the record that any part of the sentence be suspended.

Front 301

Yes/No. If you are in a working party and your uniform blouse is unbuttoned should you render a salute?

Back 301

No

Front 302

In a Special Courts-Martial proceeding, what is the difference between an enlisted member at E5 and above and an Enlisted accused in the rank of E4 and below.

Back 302

For an enlisted accused in the pay grade of E5 and above, the accused may be reduced one pay-grade, be restricted for a period of 60 days, and face a forfeiture of two-thirds of basic pay for one month. For an accused in the rank of E4 and below, the accused may be sentenced to confinement for up to 30 days hard labor with out confinement for a period of 45 days, restriction for a period of 60 days, reduction to the pay grade of E-1 and forfeiture of two-thirds of basic pay for one month.

Front 303

Yes/No. If you are in a crowded place and you see your unit CO while wearing civilian attire should an enlisted person render a salute?

Back 303

No. Salutes will not be rendered at crowded gatherings, in public conveyances, or in congested areas, unless you are addressing or are being directly addressed by a senior.

Front 304

In a special courts martial how many members sit on the board?

Back 304

A special courts martial may be composed of a military judge and not less than 3 active-duty armed service members.

Front 305

Yes/No. Regarding Marine Corps Rank, does a private have any chevrons?

Back 305

No

Front 306

Yes/No. Regarding Courts Martial, are there appeals of convictions in the military?

Back 306

"Yes. Each branch of service has its own court, i.e., the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals. The judges on these courts are made up of military attorneys. There is a possibility of a second appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces. The judges on this court are civilians.

Front 307

What is the difference in rank between a Master Sergeant and a First Sergeant?

Back 307

A first Sergeant has a diamond in the middle of the chevrons while the Master Sergeant has crossed rifles. Both have three Chevrons up and three Chevrons down.

Front 308

"

Front 309

What Marine Corps rank is represented by three chevrons up and one down?

Back 309

Staff Sergeant

Front 310

What does it take to be convicted in a courts-martial?

Back 310

In most cases, only two-thirds of the members need to find you guilty of an offense in order to be convicted. This is very different than in a civilian world where an unanimous jury verdict is necessary.

Front 311

What Marine Corps rank is represented by three Chevrons and a set of crossed rifles?

Back 311

Sergeant (E5)

Front 312

Besides a courts-martial, how else can the military discipline its members?

Back 312

There are a host of options available. The most serious is a non-judicial punishments (NJP) under Article 15, UCMJ; this procedure is referred to as a Captain's Mast in the Navy, an NJP in the Marine Corps, and an Article 15 in the Army and Air Force. If you accept the NJP, then you are accepting the forum for your possible discipline. Your commander will then act as the judge and jury. Remember that you have a right to turn down a non-judicial punishment and request a trial by court-martial (except sailors on a ship). Doing this may or may not result in court-martial charges, depending upon the strength of the evidence against you and your prior disciplinary record. Think carefully before rejecting an NJP, and never do it without personally talking to an attorney.

Front 313

What Marine Corps rank is represented by two Chevrons and a set of crossed rifles?

Back 313

Corporal (E4)

Front 314

Regarding Courts Martial, can a civilian lawyer be hired instead of the military lawyers available?

Back 314

"Yes. Article 31 rights specifically allow a service member to hire any attorney they desire. This may become more important if the attorney appointed by the military may be inexperienced.

Front 315

What Marine Corps rank is represented by three Chevrons up and four down and the Marine Corps Eagle Globe and Anchor in the Middle?

Back 315

Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps

Front 316

"

Front 317

What Marine Corps Rank is represented by three chevrons up and four chevrons down with a set of crossed rifles in the Middle?

Back 317

There is no rank in the Marine Corps like that

Front 318

Yes/No. Regarding Courts Martial, are military members subject to double jepordy?

Back 318

"Yes. constitutionally there is no double jeopardy or double punishment. Both the Federal government and a State may prosecute a uniformed service member for the same conduct.

Front 319

A Master Gunnery Sergeant of Marines rank insignia is delineated by the following icon?

Back 319

Three Chevrons up. Four Chevrons Down and a bomb in the middle.

Front 320

"

Front 321

When looking at the Marine ranks of Warren Officer what characteristic makes the W-1 and W-3 ranks different from the W-2 and W-4 ranks?

Back 321

The 1 and 3 have three segments while the 2 and 4 have five segments.

Front 322

Yes/No. Regarding court martial proceedings may a summary court martial confine a member for more than 6 months?

Back 322

No. A summary court martial may only confine for 30 days with hard labor and no more than 45 days with out hard labor.

Front 323

What is the key difference between the W-2 rank insignia and the W-4?

Back 323

The W-2 is gold and the W-4 is silver

Front 324

Yes/No. Regarding court martial proceedings, may a special court martial confine a member for more than a year?

Back 324

No. A special court martial may only confine a person for up to 6 months with out hard labor and only 3 months with hard labor.

Front 325

What is a key difference between the Marine Rank insignia's of W-1 and W-3?

Back 325

The W-1 is gold and the W-3 is silver.

Front 326

Yes/No. Regarding Summary Court Martial: Can a commissioned officer be tried for any capital offense?

Back 326

No. A summary court-martial may not try a commissioned officer, warrent officer,cadet, or midshipmen for any capital offense.

Front 327

What is unique about the W-5 rank insignia for Marine Warrant Officers?

Back 327

A thin red bar runs the length of the insignia (parallel with the long end) instead of the bars that traverse is on the ranks from W-1 to W-4

Front 328

Yes/No. Regarding a summary court marital, if you are aboard a ship can you refuse a summary court martial?

Back 328

No. Except on a ship, a member may refuse the right to a summary court martial.

Front 329

What distinguishes the Marine Corps Ranks of Major and Lieutenant Colonel?

Back 329

Both are oak leafs but the major is gold and the Lieutenant Colonel is silver

Front 330

Regarding a General Court martial what is the lowest rank of the convening authority?

Back 330

The lowest rank is usually the rank of the commanding general of the wing, division, group or the equivelant.

Front 331

Put the Marine Corps Flag Ranks in Order

Back 331

Brigadier, Major, Lieutenant, General (BMLG)

Front 332

Yes/No. Regarding a court martial if the accused is an officer can enlisted members be present on the court?

Back 332

No. if the accused is a commisisoned or warrant officer, the group of the peers on the court must be of a similar rank and grade. If they are a warrant, then at least warrant officers may be present. If they are enlisted then the enlisted may request up to 1/3 of the court be enlisted.

Front 333

What is the difference in insignia between the Second Lieutenant and First Lieutenant?

Back 333

The 2nd Lieutenant has a gold bar and is lower rank (O-1).

Front 334

What does NJP Stand for?

Back 334

Non Judicial Punishment.

Front 335

Rendering Honors. Scenario: You and your Marines are at the smoke pit and are uncovered. The call for colors is sounded. What should you do?

Back 335

Stand at attention. Face the point of reference (colors, music, etc.) and do NOT render a salute.

Front 336

Yes/No. Regarding NJP and Court Martial, does the accused have a right to refuse the NJP and demand a trial by court martial?

Back 336

Yes. The accused has the right of refusal before the imposition of the NJP proceedings.

Front 337

Yes/No. Rendering Honors. Should you render military honors when in a vehicle?

Back 337

No

Front 338

Under what circumstnaces is NJP Administered?

Back 338

For minor offenses of the UCMJ where the maximum sentence, if tried by a general courtmartial, does not include a dishonorable discharge or confinement or greater than one year.

Front 339

<p>Rendering Honors. If you are passing or being passed: How long before and after should honors be rendered?</p>

Back 339

<p>6 paces before and 6 paces after</p>

Front 340

Yes/No. Can the accused appeal an NJP decision?

Back 340

Yes. The accused may appeal the pnishment if he considers it unjust or disproportionate to the offense by sumiting a written statement describing why he considers the punishment unjust or disproportionate within 5 days of imposition of punishment throuhg the chain of command to the next superior authority.

Front 341

Rendering Honors. When the flag is raised or lowered at morning and evening colors what trigger or key should be used to render honors?

Back 341

On the first note of the National Anthem or the call, "To The Colors."

Front 342

What are the two chains of command in the United States Marine Corps?

Back 342

Service and Operational

Front 343

What is the definition of sexual harassment?

Back 343

Sexual harrassment is influencing, offering to influence, or threatening the career, pay or job of another person in exchange for sexual favors; deliberate or repeated offenseive comments, gestures, or physical contact of a (percieved) sexual nature in a work or work-related environment.

Front 344

Is sexual harassment subjective or objective?

Back 344

Subjective. The criteria for something being harassing versus complimentary is entirely up to the interpretation of the victim.

Front 345

How is the Operational Chain of command different than the Service?

Back 345

The Operational Command goes from the Secretary of Defense directly to the Operational Commanders while the Service goes from the Secretary of the Navy to the Commandant of the Marine Corps

Front 346

What is the definition of equal opportunity?

Back 346

Equal opportunity means that every Marine is provided fair and equal treatment, having equal opportunity regardless of race, ethnicity, age, sex, national origin or religious conviction?

Front 347

What three components are the Marine Corps Operating Forces Consisted of?

Back 347

1. The Marine Corps Forces which are made up of Marine Air Ground Task Forces 2. The Marine Corps Security Forces. 3. Marine Security Guard Detachments

Front 348

Yes/No. In the spirit of equal opportunity does the Marine Corps promote on racial quotas as in the case of affirmative action?

Back 348

No. The Marine Corps promotes on merit and not quotas.

Front 349

What are Marine Corps Security Forces?

Back 349

The Marine Corps Security Forces (MCSF) include approximately 3,400 Marines who protect key naval installations and facilities worldwide. Although not assigned to combatant commands, they are part of the operating forces of the Marine Corps.

Front 350

List all that fit the definition of hazing

Back 350

"(1) Any form of initiation or congratulatory act that involves physically striking.

Front 351

What are Marine Security Guard Detachments?

Back 351

These detachments serve at embassies and consulates around the globe. The Marine security guard battalion provides forces to the Department of State for embassy security. These Marines are currently assigned to 121 diplomatic posts in 115 countries through out the world.

Front 352

"

Front 353

What is the difference between Marine Corps Security Forces and Marine Security Guard Detachments?

Back 353

Security Forces guard Naval installations while the Security Guard Detachments guard embassies.

Front 354

Which of the following are refelctive of the Marine Corps Policy of Equal Opportunity?

Back 354

"(1) Treat each Marine with Respect

Front 355

<p>How many countries are Marine Security Guard Detachments assigned to support?</p>

Back 355

<p>The Marine Security Guard Detachments support embassies and consulates around the globe. The Marine Security Guard battalion provides forces to the Department of State for embassy security. These Marines are currently assigned to 121 diplomatic posts in 115 countries throughout the world.</p>

Front 356

(6) Establish and ensure open channels of communication."

Front 357

How many diplomatic posts are Marine Security Guard Detachments supporting through out the globe?

Back 357

The Marine Security Guard Detachments support embassies and consulates around the globe. The Marine Security Guard battalion provides forces to the Department of State for embassy security. These Marines are currently assigned to 121 diplomatic posts in 115 countries throughout the world.

Front 358

Yes/No. Regarding Hazing, does the Marine Corps consider individual consent to the activity an exuse?

Back 358

No. Consent to hazing is not a defense. Any violation, attempted violation, or soclitation of another to violate the MCO subjects involved members to disciplinary action under Article 92 of the Uniform Code of military justice.

Front 359

What three elements are contained in a MAGTF?

Back 359

The Marine Air-Ground Task Force (MAGTF) is the principle organization for the conduct of all missions across the range of military operations. MAGTFs are balanced, combined arms forces with organic ground, aviation and sustainment elements.

Front 360

What is the definition of fraternization?

Back 360

Defined as duty reltaionships and social and business contacts between and among Marines of different grades. Theese relationships are inconsistent with the traditional standards of good order, discipline, and mutual respect that have always existed between Marines of senior and lesser grade.

Front 361

Yes/No. Can MAGTF's conduct both expeditionary or sustained operations ashore?

Back 361

Yes

Front 362

Describe behavior that would be considered fraternization?

Back 362

Any behavior which would present the appearance of undue familarity or informality between and among the ranks.

Front 363

What is the difference between the MEF, MEB, and MEU?

Back 363

Each are MAGTF organizations of various sizes. The MEF is a Force Level, the MEB is composed of Regimental sized elements and the MEU is composed of Battalion sized elements.

Front 364

What is the EDVR?

Back 364

The EDVR is a monthly statement of an activity's enlisted personnel account.

Front 365

How is a Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) different from a Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB)?

Back 365

The MEF is a MAGTF built around a GCE of a division size.

Front 366

How many parts are in the Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR)?

Back 366

12

Front 367

True/False. The Marine Aircraft Wing is the Air Combat Element of a Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB)?

Back 367

False. The size of the ACE in the MEB is a group.

Front 368

What does section III of the Enlisted Distribution Verification Record (EDVR)contain?

Back 368

EDVR sefction 3 contains an alphabetic listing of all enslisted memebrs assigned to the activity.

Front 369

True/False. A squadron sized ACE Element supports a Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB).

Back 369

False. The squadron sized element supports the Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU).

Front 370

What does sections 1 through 3 of the Enlisted Distribution Verifcation Report (EDVR) contain?

Back 370

EDVR sections 1 through 3 contain information that has been extracted from the acocunt because it requires special attention or action by the activity. Additionally, the EDVR section 3 contains an alphabetic listing of all enlisted members assigned to the activity.

Front 371

What is the difference between the Combat Support Services Group (CSSG) and the Brigade Support Service Group (BSSG)?

Back 371

The Brigade Support Service Group (BSSG) is the logistics portion of the Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB) MAGTF?

Front 372

What does section 12 of the Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR) contain?

Back 372

Section 12 contains a listeing of both office rand enlisted personnel in an embarked or Temporary Additional Duty (TAD) status to augment normal manning. This listing also includes commands that are embarked onboard another command.

Front 373

If there are three basic MAGTF's the MEF, MEB, and MEU what is the fourth?

Back 373

A Special Purpose MAFTF (SPMAGTF). This is usually used for a special purpose such as disaster relief, humanitarian assistance, noncombatant evacuation operations, or security operations where one of the other three elements would be inappropriate.

Front 374

What does section 4 of the Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR) contian?

Back 374

EDVR section 4 takes the total personnel account of the activity, including those members reflected in sections 1 through 3.

Front 375

What is the minimum sized element of the Ground Combat Element a Special Purpose MAGTF?

Back 375

Platoon sized GCE. An Aircraft Asset for the ACE and customized support services for the CSSE.

Front 376

True/False. The Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR) is similar to the Marine Corps Table of Organization (TO).

Back 376

True. The Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR) is a document for command's so that they can see all levels of their manning, their NEC requirements and where billets are gapped including advancements, and pay entry base dates. The Marine Corps TO document does the same thing for MOS's and unit manning requirements.

Front 377

Which of the following are not a mission of the United States Marine Corps?

Back 377

1. Provide combined arms for the seizure or defense of advanced naval bases 2. Provide Security Detachments for the protection of Navy Vessels and Property 3. Develop Amphibious Operations 4. Provide airborne Operations. 5. Develop airborne operations 6. Expand peacetime readiness and mobilization efforts 7. Perform other duties as directed by the President

Front 378

What section/s of the Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR) contains the duty preference list?

Back 378

Section 9/10 contains the Diary Message Summary and Duty Preference Listing.

Front 379

On a Navy Performance Evaluation who is the reporting Senior?

Back 379

Commanding Officers are reporting seniors by virtue of their command authority. Commanding officers may submit properly authorized fitness and evaluation reports on any member who has reported to them for duty, whether junior or senior to them in grade. The term "Commanding officer" includes commanding officers of all services, and their civilian equivalents with in the U.S. Federal Government.

Front 380

What does section 11 of the Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR) contain?

Back 380

Section 11 of the Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR) contains individual security data, citizenship codes, involunary extension months, Pay Entry Base Dates (PEBD), time in Rate (TIR), Advancement Effective Date, and FORMAN Status and Action Date.

Front 381

What is the lowest grade officer that can be delegated as a reporting senior for enlisted reports service members E5 to E9 and those frocked to E5?

Back 381

O4 or GS12.

Front 382

On a standard Navy Letter how wide are the left/right margins?

Back 382

1 inch

Front 383

What is the lowest grade that a reporting senior may be delegated to members in the grades of E4 and below?

Back 383

Chief Petty Officer (E7) or GS11

Front 384

Yes/No. On a standard Navy Leter are there any spaces between the From, To, and Via sections.

Back 384

No. The From, To and Via sections are single spaced and follow each other. There is a double space between the Via and Subject Lines.

Front 385

What is the purpose of a rater in the evaluation process of an E6 and below?

Back 385

Evaluation reports on E6 and below require the signatures of a rater and senior rater as well as the reporting senior. This ensures that the Navy's senior enlisted and junior officer supervisors are properly included in the enlisted evaluation process. The rater should be a Navy chief petty officer whenever possible, but if none is available within the command, may be a military or civilian supervisor who is an E7 equivalent or higher. Typically, the senior rater will be the member's division officer or department head. The senior rater may be omitted where the reporting senior is the raters immediate supervisor.

Front 386

Yes/No. In a Navy Letter, are the subject, reference and enclosure paragraphs double spaced?

Back 386

Yes. Between the subject, reference and enclosure portions of hte letter the paragraphs each have a single blank space between the paragrphs. This is different from the From, To and Via blocks which have no blank paragraph spacing.

Front 387

How is performance Counseling different than performance evaluations?

Back 387

Counseling is conducted by the command at the half way point of the interval process.

Front 388

Yes/No. In a navy letter, the main body of the letter is numbered. Are the paragraphs double spaced?

Back 388

Yes. The paragraphs have a single space between each paragraph similar to the Subject, Reference, and Enclosure sections of the letter. They are different than the From, To and Via sections whose paragraphs are next to each other with out the white space between paragraphs.

Front 389

Regarding evaluation reports how many types are there?

Back 389

Three.

Front 390

Yes/No. In a Navy Letter, in the From, To, and Via sections, should the Title of Activity of each section be aligned?

Back 390

Yes. The From section is followed by 2 spaces, the To section is followed by 4 spaces and the via section is followed by 3 spaces (2-4-3) so that the Title of Activity can line up in the format.

Front 391

Regarding Evaluations, what is the difference between Regular Reports and Concurrent Reports?

Back 391

Concurrent reports are done for members on additional duty or temporary additional duty while regular reports are consistent with annual regular performance in their job.

Front 392

Yes/No. In a Navy Letter should the alignment of the Subject, References, and Enclosures, paragraphs line up with the from, to, and via blocks?

Back 392

Yes. The Subject should be followed by 2 spaces, the reference should be followed by 2 spaces, and the enclosure section s/b followed by 2 spaces so that the body of each of those paragraphs line up with the from to and via bodies above.

Front 393

Regarding Performance Evaluations, what kind of report would you issue for temporary additional duty?

Back 393

A concurrent report provides a record of significant performance in an additional duty (ADDU) or temporary additional duty (TEMADD) status. They are optional unless directed by higher authority, and may not be submitted by anyone in the regular reporting senior's direct chain of command.

Front 394

On a Navy Standard Letter how may lines from the top of the page, on the 2nd page of the letter should the Subject block Be?

Back 394

5. The 6th line is the subject block.

Front 395

Yes/No. Are Operational Commander's reports submitted on E7 and above?

Back 395

No. Operational Commander's reports are optional, and may only be submitted on commanding officers or officer in charge by operational commanders who are not also their regular reporting seniors.

Front 396

On a standard Navy Letter how many spaces from the final paragraph does the signature line happen?

Back 396

4. Three blank spaced lines and the signature line is on the 4th.

Front 397

Yes/No. Are Concurrent Reports Mandatory?

Back 397

No. Concurrent Reports are optional and submitted for ADDU or TEMADD status.

Front 398

Yes/No. On a standard Navy letter are complimentary closures like, 'sincerely,' 'respectfully,' 'regrettably,' ever used?

Back 398

No. Complimentary closures are not used on official standard navy letters

Front 399

<p>Yes/No. Regarding Periodic evaluations, are Regular Reports mandatory?</p>

Back 399

<p>Yes. They are the foundation of the performance record. Regular reports are submitted periodically according to the schedule below, and on other occasions as specified in the EVAL manual. They must cover, day-for-day, all Naval service on active duty or in the drilling Reserve programs, except for enlisted inital entry training and other limited circumstances.</p>

Front 400

Yes/No.Regarding Navy Letters and endorsements, can an endorsement omit the SSIC code (the part of the letter referencing the relevant section)?

Back 400

Yes but only if its a same page endorsement. Otherwise the endorsement on a new page must include new letterhead and the titleSecond Endorsment must go on the 2nd line underneath the SSIC/Date section of the correspondence.

Front 401

Regarding periodic evaluations, what month are E5 evaluations due?

Back 401

March

Front 402

What does ORM stand for?

Back 402

Operational Risk Management

Front 403

Regarding periodic evaluations, what month are E9 evaluations due?

Back 403

April

Front 404

True/False. ORM is a supply system that empowers leaders at the Battlion level in making sure that all members of their unit have appropriate uniforms.

Back 404

"False.

Front 405

Regarding Periodic Evaluations, what months are E4 evaluations due?

Back 405

June

Front 406

ORM is a decision making tool used by people at all levels to increase operational effectiveness by anticipating hazards and reducing the potential for loss, thereby increasing the probability of a sucessful misison."

Front 407

Regarding periodic evaluations, what month are E3/2/1 evaluations due?

Back 407

July

Front 408

True/False. ORM increases the units ability o make informed decisions by providing the best baseline of knowledge and expeirence avaialble.

Back 408

True. It also minimizes the riks to acceptable levels, commensurate with mission accomplishment. The amount of risk we will take in war is much greater than that we should in peace, but the process is the same. Applying the ORM process will reduce mishaps, lower costs, and provide for more efficient use of resources.

Front 409

Regarding Periodic Evaluations, when are E7 and E8 evaluations due?

Back 409

September

Front 410

True/False. A Hazard is an expression of possible loss in terms of sevirty and probability.

Back 410

False. A risk is an expression of possible loss in terms of severity and probability.

Front 411

Regarding periodic evaluations what month are E6 evaluations due?

Back 411

November

Front 412

True/False. a Risk is the process of detecting hazards and assessing associated risks.

Back 412

False. Risk assessment is the process of detecting hazards and assesing associated risks.

Front 413

Yes/No. Regarding fitness reports, if a member has been exonerated of an offense, can the incident be reflected in a fitness report?

Back 413

No. Adverse or downgraded fitness and evaluation reports may not be directed as punishment or used as an alternative to the report disposition of misconduct under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Reports may not mention non-punitive censure, or investigatory, judicial or other proceedings which have not been concluded or which have exonerated the member. Subject to these limitations, fitness and evaluation reports should take into account misconduct which has been established through reliable evidence to the reporting senior's satisfaction.

Front 414

True/False. Hazards are the process of detecting risks.

Back 414

False. Risk assessment is the process of detecting hazards and assessing associated risks.

Front 415

On performance evaluations what is the highest marks reserved for performance which is far above standards and is notable for its exemplary or leadership quality?

Back 415

5

Front 416

Yes/No. Does ORM minimize risks to acceptable levels, commensurate with mission accomplishment?

Back 416

Yes. It also is the amount of wisk members are willing to take in war which wich is much greater than in peace, but the process is the same. Applying the ORM proecss will reduce mishaps, lower ocsts, and provide for more efficient use of resources.

Front 417

On performance evaluations, the trait grade of 1.0 is given for what purpose?

Back 417

The performance trait grade of 1.0 is for sailors who are struggling at their required duties and tasks. They create conflict, are unwilling to work with others, puts themselves above the team, they neglect growth and development of subordinates, and usually need excessive supervision. Furthemore, they have marginal knowledge of their jobs and their actions are counter to the Navy's retention and reenlistment goals.

Front 418

What are the 5 steps of ORM?

Back 418

"1. Identify Hazards

Front 419

On periodic evaluations, why should "two-blocking" be avoided by reporting seniors?

Back 419

First, the reporting seniors average trait grade will be available to detailers and selection boards for comparison purposes. Second, it will be difficult for the reporting senior to allocate promotion recommendations if everyone's trait grades are the same.

Front 420

"

Front 421

Yes/No. Regarding personal evaluations, are handwritten entries allowed?

Back 421

Only on E4 and below evaluations

Front 422

Regarding ORM, what is the difference between Identification of Hazards and the Assessment of Hazards?

Back 422

The assessment of the hazards determins the associated risk while the identification merely lists the type or kind of hazard present in a situation.

Front 423

Yes/No. Regarding periodic evaluations, can changes or supplements be made after submission?

Back 423

Yes. The reporting senior can, for good cause, submit administrative changes or evaluative supplements with in 2 years from the ending date of the report.

Front 424

In ORM, what are the three types of controls?

Back 424

Engineering, Administrative and Personal Protective Equipment

Front 425

Regarding Fitness Reporting, how long must they be retained?

Back 425

The reporting senior must retain copies of officer FITREPs for 5 years. The command must retain copies of enlisted FITREPs and EVALs for 2 years. Counseling worksheets must be held in a Privacy Act records system until the member detaches, then destroyed.

Front 426

In ORM, what is the difference between Administrative Controls and Engineering Controls?

Back 426

Administrative controls provide the mechanism of reducing risk by process, markings, notificaitons while engineering controls reduce risks by design, materials, and physical resources.

Front 427

Yes/No. Regarding periodic evaluations, can adverse or downgraded fitness and evaluation reports be directed as punishment or used as an alternative to NJP?

Back 427

No. Adverse or downgraded fitness and evaluation reports may not be directed as punishment or used as an alternative to the proper disposition of misconduct under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Reports may not mention non-punitive censure, or investigatory, judicial, or other proceedings which have not been concluded or which have exonerated the member.

Front 428

Regarding ORM, what kind of contorls provide suitable warnings, markings, placards or signs?

Back 428

Administrative

Front 429

Regarding navy correspondence, what is the difference between a standard letter and an endorsement?

Back 429

Endorsement is similar to a letter but used for transmitting correspondence through the chain of command and sometimes provides command comments or may be returned to the originator requesting more information while the standard letter is used to conduct official correspondence.

Front 430

Regarding ORM, what kind of controls reduce risk by selection of materials used in the process?

Back 430

Engineering

Front 431

Regarding Navy Correspondence, is a memorandum formal or informal?

Back 431

Informal. a memorandum provides an informal way to correspond within an activity or between DON activities. Subordinates may use it to correspond directly with each other on routine official business.

Front 432

Regarding ORM, which kinds of controls establish written policies, programs or instructions and standards of operating procedures?

Back 432

Administrative Controls

Front 433

What is the NAVPERS 1070/602?

Back 433

The Dependency Application /Record of Emergency Data

Front 434

Regarding ORM, what kidn of control would ear plugs be?

Back 434

Personal Protective Equipment

Front 435

Name three types of Navy Correspondence

Back 435

Standard Letter. Endorsements. Memorandums.

Front 436

Regarding ORM, why must the assessor make a risk decision before implimenting controls?

Back 436

Because risk decisions involve mitigating the most severe risk factors first and implimenting controls for those risks to mitigate the greatest amount of risk.

Front 437

How many parts does a NAVPERS 1070/602 Dependency Application/Record of Emergency Data have?

Back 437

Two

Front 438

Regarding ORM, why is important to supervise the implimentation of Administrative Controls, Engineering Controls, or Personal Protective Equipment?

Back 438

Because it ensures that controls remain in place and that they have the desired effect.

Front 439

What is the NAVPERS 1070/602 commonly called?

Back 439

Page 2

Front 440

Regarding ORM, what kind of controls limited the expsure to the hazard?

Back 440

Administrative Controls (either by reducing the number of personnel/assets or the length of time they are exposed.)

Front 441

What information is contained on the NAVPERS 1070/604

Back 441

The NAVPERS 1070/604 is the Enlisted Qualification History and it contains a chronological history of the members occupational and training related qualifications and their awards and commendations.

Front 442

What are the four principles or Operational Risk Management (ORM)?

Back 442

"(1) Accept risk when benefits outweigh the cost

Front 443

What is the 1070/604 commonly called?

Back 443

Page 4

Front 444

"

Front 445

What is the difference between the NAVPERS 1070/604 and the NAVPERS 1070/605?

Back 445

The 604 is your qualifications and the 605 is your history of assignments

Front 446

Regarding ORM, what should a unit leader do when the risk associated with that mission cannot be controlled at his/her level or goes beyond the commander's stated intent?

Back 446

As a principle of ORM. Make risk decisions at the right level. When this happens the unit leader should elevate the decision to their chain of command.

Front 447

What is the NAVPERS 1070/605?

Back 447

The NAVPERS 1070/605, history of assignments is a chronological record of duty assignments and is maintained through out member's active and inactive duty career.

Front 448

Regarding ORM, what is the difference between hazardous material and hazardous waste?

Back 448

Hazardous Materials are items that are used but because of their quantity or quality are considered hazardous to human use or exposure while Hazardous Waste is material that has been disgarded and then determined by the EPA or State Authority as waste.

Front 449

What is the difference between the NAVPERS 1070/613 and the NAVPERS 1070/602?

Back 449

A NAVPERS 1070/613 or "page 13" is a document that contains Administrative Remarks. Is it a chronological record of significant miscellaneous entries which are not provided for elsewhere or where more detailed information may be required to clarify entries onto other pages. Entries are required for civil misdemeanors and felonies that come to the command's attention, and for Non-Judicial punishment that does not result in a loss of pay.

Front 450

Regarding ORM, head protection, hearing protection, foot and eye protection are examples of what kind of controls?

Back 450

Personal Protective Equipment.

Front 451

What is the UCMJ?

Back 451

The Uniform Code of Military Justice

Front 452

What is PPE

Back 452

Personal Protective Equipment

Front 453

What is the purpose of the UCMJ?

Back 453

The Uniform Code of Military Justice promotes good order and discipline, and provides a basis for the administration of justice for the armed forces.

Front 454

What does MSDS stand for?

Back 454

Material Safety Data Sheets

Front 455

Who is responsible for upholding the UCMJ?

Back 455

All members of the Armed Forces.

Front 456

What kinds of information do MSDS sheets convey?

Back 456

They are technical bullitins containing information about materials, such as composition, chemical, and phyusical characteristics, health and safety hazards, and precaustions, for safe handling and use.

Front 457

What are the three types of Courts-Martial?

Back 457

Summary, Special, General

Front 458

True/False. Regarding HAZMAT: MSDS's should be maintained for all elements of HAZMAT on board.

Back 458

True. MSDS's should be maintained for all elements of HAZMAT on board.

Front 459

Yes/No. Can jurors attending to a Special Court-Martial or General Court-Martial recommend any suspension of sentence?

Back 459

No. Members of these courts have no power to direct, or even recommend on the record that any part of the sentence be suspended.

Front 460

What are the (8) common elements experienced by all on the battlefield?

Back 460

(1) Violence (2) Casualties (3) Confusion (4) Miscommunication (5) Fatigue (6) Fear (7) Continous Operations (8) Homesickness *** Mnemonic: Violet's Conundrum Casually Marched For Fifty Continous Hours

Front 461

In a Special Courts-Martial proceeding, what is the difference between an enlisted member at E5 and above and an Enlisted accused in the rank of E4 and below.

Back 461

For an enlisted accused in the pay grade of E5 and above, the accused may be reduced one pay-grade, be restricted for a period of 60 days, and face a forfeiture of two-thirds of basic pay for one month. For an accused in the rank of E4 and below, the accused may be sentenced to confinement for up to 30 days hard labor with out confinement for a period of 45 days, restriction for a period of 60 days, reduction to the pay grade of E-1 and forfeiture of two-thirds of basic pay for one month.

Front 462

Which of the following are not of the 8 elements of expeirences on the battlefield?

Back 462

None of the Above. Note: (1) Violence (2) Casualties (3) Confusion (4) Miscommunication (5) Fatigue (6) Fear (7) Continous Operations (8) Homesickness *** Mnemonic: Violet's Conundrum Casually Marched For Fifty Continous Hours

Front 463

In a special courts martial how many members sit on the board?

Back 463

A special courts martial may be composed of a military judge and not less than 3 active-duty armed service members.

Front 464

Which of the following are not of the 8 elements experienced in a combat environment?

Back 464

Mindlessness. Note: (1) Violence (2) Casualties (3) Confusion (4) Miscommunication (5) Fatigue (6) Fear (7) Continous Operations (8) Homesickness *** Mnemonic: Violet's Conundrum Casually Marched For Fifty Continous Hours

Front 465

What does it take to be convicted in a courts-martial?

Back 465

In most cases, only two-thirds of the members need to find you guilty of an offense in order to be convicted. This is very different than in a civilian world where an unanimous jury verdict is necessary.

Front 466

Which of the following are listed as the (8) elements experienced in a combat environment?

Back 466

All of the Above. Note: (1) Violence (2) Casualties (3) Confusion (4) Miscommunication (5) Fatigue (6) Fear (7) Continous Operations (8) Homesickness *** Mnemonic: Violet's Conundrum Casually Marched For Fifty Continous Hours

Front 467

Besides a courts-martial, how else can the military discipline its members?

Back 467

There are a host of options available. The most serious is a non-judicial punishments (NJP) under Article 15, UCMJ; this procedure is referred to as a Captain's Mast in the Navy, an NJP in the Marine Corps, and an Article 15 in the Army and Air Force. If you accept the NJP, then you are accepting the forum for your possible discipline. Your commander will then act as the judge and jury. Remember that you have a right to turn down a non-judicial punishment and request a trial by court-martial (except sailors on a ship). Doing this may or may not result in court-martial charges, depending upon the strength of the evidence against you and your prior disciplinary record. Think carefully before rejecting an NJP, and never do it without personally talking to an attorney.

Front 468

What five factors help Sailors and Marines deal with fear?

Back 468

"(1) Morale

Front 469

Yes/No. Regarding court martial proceedings may a summary court martial confine a member for more than 6 months?

Back 469

No. A summary court martial may only confine for 30 days with hard labor and no more than 45 days with out hard labor.

Front 470

Mnemonic: My Dead Elephant Plans Monthly"

Front 471

Yes/No. Regarding court martial proceedings, may a special court martial confine a member for more than a year?

Back 471

No. A special court martial may only confine a person for up to 6 months with out hard labor and only 3 months with hard labor.

Front 472

In coping with fear what is the primary difference between proficiency and motivation?

Back 472

Proficiency is the ability of the individual or unit to complete the required task while motivation is reflective of the needs, desires and impulses that cause a person to act often felt as pride and committement.

Front 473

Yes/No. Regarding Summary Court Martial: Can a commissioned officer be tried for any capital offense?

Back 473

No. A summary court-martial may not try a commissioned officer, warrent officer,cadet, or midshipmen for any capital offense.

Front 474

Regarding coping strategies for fear, whic of the following does not belong with the (5)?

Back 474

Esprit de Corps instead of Empathy. is teh loyalty to, pride in, and enthusiasm for theunit shown by its members. It implies devotion and loyalty to the unit and deep regard for the unit's history, traditions and honor.

Front 475

Yes/No. Regarding a summary court marital, if you are aboard a ship can you refuse a summary court martial?

Back 475

No. Except on a ship, a member may refuse the right to a summary court martial.

Front 476

Regarding coping strategies for fear, which of the following does not belong with the (5) noted in the study guide?

Back 476

***Motivation*** not Manipulation is the answer and is based on psychological factors such as needs, desires, and impulese that cause a person to act. For a marine, commitment and pride in the unit and Corps is generally the basis for combat motivation.

Front 477

Regarding a General Court martial what is the lowest rank of the convening authority?

Back 477

The lowest rank is usually the rank of the commanding general of the wing, division, group or the equivelant.

Front 478

What does the acronym BAMCIS mean?

Back 478

Begin Planning. Arrange for Reconnaissance. Make reconnaissance. Complete the plan. Issue the order. Supervise.

Front 479

Yes/No. Regarding a court martial if the accused is an officer can enlisted members be present on the court?

Back 479

No. if the accused is a commisisoned or warrant officer, the group of the peers on the court must be of a similar rank and grade. If they are a warrant, then at least warrant officers may be present. If they are enlisted then the enlisted may request up to 1/3 of the court be enlisted.

Front 480

Which of the following is not part of the acronym BAMCIS

Back 480

Continue to Resolve

Front 481

What does NJP Stand for?

Back 481

Non Judicial Punishment.

Front 482

Which of the following is not part of the Acronym BAMCIS?

Back 482

Begin Participation

Front 483

Yes/No. Regarding NJP and Court Martial, does the accused have a right to refuse the NJP and demand a trial by court martial?

Back 483

Yes. The accused has the right of refusal before the imposition of the NJP proceedings.

Front 484

Which of the following is not part of the acronym BAMCIS?

Back 484

Complete the Reconnaissance

Front 485

Under what circumstnaces is NJP Administered?

Back 485

For minor offenses of the UCMJ where the maximum sentence, if tried by a general courtmartial, does not include a dishonorable discharge or confinement or greater than one year.

Front 486

What of the following do not belong in the acronym BAMCIS?

Back 486

Make Plans should be Make Reconnassiance

Front 487

Yes/No. Can the accused appeal an NJP decision?

Back 487

Yes. The accused may appeal the pnishment if he considers it unjust or disproportionate to the offense by sumiting a written statement describing why he considers the punishment unjust or disproportionate within 5 days of imposition of punishment throuhg the chain of command to the next superior authority.

Front 488

Which of the following are not important steps of Begin Planning in the Troop Leadership steps of the acronym BAMCIS

Back 488

"1. Plan use of available time

Front 489

What is the definition of sexual harassment?

Back 489

Sexual harrassment is influencing, offering to influence, or threatening the career, pay or job of another person in exchange for sexual favors; deliberate or repeated offenseive comments, gestures, or physical contact of a (percieved) sexual nature in a work or work-related environment.

Front 490

"

Front 491

Is sexual harassment subjective or objective?

Back 491

Subjective. The criteria for something being harassing versus complimentary is entirely up to the interpretation of the victim.

Front 492

It the troop leadership strategy contained in the acronym BAMCIS, what are the three steps of Arranging For Reconnaissance?

Back 492

"1. Arrange for where, when and how unit will be moved

Front 493

What is the definition of equal opportunity?

Back 493

Equal opportunity means that every Marine is provided fair and equal treatment, having equal opportunity regardless of race, ethnicity, age, sex, national origin or religious conviction?

Front 494

3. After the platoon commander's briefing, make arrangements to coordinate with adjacent unit leaders, leaders of supporting units, and other unit leaders as necessary."

Front 495

Yes/No. In the spirit of equal opportunity does the Marine Corps promote on racial quotas as in the case of affirmative action?

Back 495

No. The Marine Corps promotes on merit and not quotas.

Front 496

How many articles are in the Code of Conduct?

Back 496

Six.

Front 497

Yes/No. Regarding Hazing, does the Marine Corps consider individual consent to the activity an exuse?

Back 497

No. Consent to hazing is not a defense. Any violation, attempted violation, or soclitation of another to violate the MCO subjects involved members to disciplinary action under Article 92 of the Uniform Code of military justice.

Front 498

What is the Code of Conduct?

Back 498

"The Code of Conduct (CoC) is the legal guide for the behavior of military members who are captured by hostile forces.

Front 499

What is the definition of fraternization?

Back 499

Defined as duty reltaionships and social and business contacts between and among Marines of different grades. Theese relationships are inconsistent with the traditional standards of good order, discipline, and mutual respect that have always existed between Marines of senior and lesser grade.

Front 500

The Code of Conduct, in six brief Articles, addresses those situations and decision areas that, to some degree, all military personnel could encounter. It includes basic information useful to U.S. POWs in their efforts to survive honorably while resisting their captor's efforts to exploit them to the advantage of the enemy's cause and their own disadvantage. Such survival and resistance requires varying degrees of knowledge of the meaning of the six Articles of the CoC."

Front 501

Describe behavior that would be considered fraternization?

Back 501

Any behavior which would present the appearance of undue familarity or informality between and among the ranks.

Front 502

Yes/No. In the Code of Conduct are Americans fighting in the armed forces that defend their country allowed to surrender?

Back 502

No. Article II. "I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command, I will never surrender the members of my command while they still have the means to resist.

Front 503

What is the EDVR?

Back 503

The EDVR is a monthly statement of an activity's enlisted personnel account.

Front 504

Yes/No. In the Code of Conduct are Americans fighting in the armed forces that defend their country encouraged to remain in captivity if captured?

Back 504

No. Article III, "If I am captured, I will continue to resist by all means available. I will make every effort to escape and aid others to escape. I will accept neither parole nor special favors from the enemy."

Front 505

How many parts are in the Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR)?

Back 505

12

Front 506

Yes/No. In the Code of Conduct are Americans fighting in the armed forces that defend their country encouraged to negotiate for favores while in captivity?

Back 506

No. Article III, "If I am captured, I wil lcontinue to resist by all means available. I will make every effort to escape and aid others to escae. I will acept neither parole nor special favors from the enemy."

Front 507

What does section III of the Enlisted Distribution Verification Record (EDVR)contain?

Back 507

EDVR sefction 3 contains an alphabetic listing of all enslisted memebrs assigned to the activity.

Front 508

Yes/No. In the Code of Conduct are Americans fighting in the armed forces that defend their country supposed to provide their next of kin information to the enemy if they are captured?

Back 508

No. Article V. When questioned, should I become a prisoner of war, I am required ot give name, rank, service number and date of birth. I will evade answering further quetsions to the utmost of my ability. I will make no oral or written statements disloyal to my country and its allies, or harmful to their cause."

Front 509

What does sections 1 through 3 of the Enlisted Distribution Verifcation Report (EDVR) contain?

Back 509

EDVR sections 1 through 3 contain information that has been extracted from the acocunt because it requires special attention or action by the activity. Additionally, the EDVR section 3 contains an alphabetic listing of all enlisted members assigned to the activity.

Front 510

Yes/No. In the Code of Conduct what is article one primarily about?

Back 510

Article I, "I am an American, fighting in the armed forces which guard my country and our way of life. I am prepared to give my life i ntheir defense."

Front 511

What does section 12 of the Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR) contain?

Back 511

Section 12 contains a listeing of both office rand enlisted personnel in an embarked or Temporary Additional Duty (TAD) status to augment normal manning. This listing also includes commands that are embarked onboard another command.

Front 512

In the code of conduct what is article II primarily about?

Back 512

"ARTICLE II:

Front 513

What does section 4 of the Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR) contian?

Back 513

EDVR section 4 takes the total personnel account of the activity, including those members reflected in sections 1 through 3.

Front 514

I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command, I will never surrender the members of my command while they still have the means to resist."

Front 515

True/False. The Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR) is similar to the Marine Corps Table of Organization (TO).

Back 515

True. The Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR) is a document for command's so that they can see all levels of their manning, their NEC requirements and where billets are gapped including advancements, and pay entry base dates. The Marine Corps TO document does the same thing for MOS's and unit manning requirements.

Front 516

Regarding the Code of Conduct, what is Article III About?

Back 516

"ARTICLE III:

Front 517

What section/s of the Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR) contains the duty preference list?

Back 517

Section 9/10 contains the Diary Message Summary and Duty Preference Listing.

Front 518

If I am captured I will continue to resist by all means available. I will make every effort to escape and to aid others to escape. I will accept neither parole nor special favors from the enemy."

Front 519

What does section 11 of the Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR) contain?

Back 519

Section 11 of the Enlisted Distribution Verification Report (EDVR) contains individual security data, citizenship codes, involunary extension months, Pay Entry Base Dates (PEBD), time in Rate (TIR), Advancement Effective Date, and FORMAN Status and Action Date.

Front 520

Regarding the code of conduct, Article IV talks about what set of ethics?

Back 520

"ARTICLE IV:

Front 521

On a standard Navy Letter how wide are the left/right margins?

Back 521

1 inch

Front 522

If I become a prisoner of war, I will keep faith with my fellow prisoners. I will give no information nor take part in any action which might be harmful to my comrades. If I am senior, I will take command. If not, I will obey lawful orders of those appointed over me and will back them in every way."

Front 523

Yes/No. On a standard Navy Leter are there any spaces between the From, To, and Via sections.

Back 523

No. The From, To and Via sections are single spaced and follow each other. There is a double space between the Via and Subject Lines.

Front 524

Regarding the Code of Conduct, what is article V about?

Back 524

"ARTICLE V:

Front 525

Yes/No. In a Navy Letter, are the subject, reference and enclosure paragraphs double spaced?

Back 525

Yes. Between the subject, reference and enclosure portions of hte letter the paragraphs each have a single blank space between the paragrphs. This is different from the From, To and Via blocks which have no blank paragraph spacing.

Front 526

When questioned, should I become a prisoner of war, I am required to give name, rank, service number, and date of birth. I will evade answering further questions to the utmost of my ability. I will make no oral or written statements disloyal to my country or its allies or harmful to their cause."

Front 527

Yes/No. In a navy letter, the main body of the letter is numbered. Are the paragraphs double spaced?

Back 527

Yes. The paragraphs have a single space between each paragraph similar to the Subject, Reference, and Enclosure sections of the letter. They are different than the From, To and Via sections whose paragraphs are next to each other with out the white space between paragraphs.

Front 528

Regarding the Code of Conduct, what is Article VI about?

Back 528

"ARTICLE VI:

Front 529

Yes/No. In a Navy Letter, in the From, To, and Via sections, should the Title of Activity of each section be aligned?

Back 529

Yes. The From section is followed by 2 spaces, the To section is followed by 4 spaces and the via section is followed by 3 spaces (2-4-3) so that the Title of Activity can line up in the format.

Front 530

I will never forget that I am an American, fighting for freedom, responsible for my actions, and dedicated to the principles which made my country free. I will trust in my God and in the United States of America."

Front 531

Yes/No. In a Navy Letter should the alignment of the Subject, References, and Enclosures, paragraphs line up with the from, to, and via blocks?

Back 531

Yes. The Subject should be followed by 2 spaces, the reference should be followed by 2 spaces, and the enclosure section s/b followed by 2 spaces so that the body of each of those paragraphs line up with the from to and via bodies above.

Front 532

What is the primary difference between the Geneva Conventions and the Six Articles of the Code of Conduct for War?

Back 532

"Unlike the Geneva Conventions, which are an international legal guide regarding POWs, the Code of Conduct is a moral guide," Erickson said. "If you follow it, it enables you to best serve yourself, the nation and your fellow POWs."

Front 533

On a Navy Standard Letter how may lines from the top of the page, on the 2nd page of the letter should the Subject block Be?

Back 533

5. The 6th line is the subject block.

Front 534

<p>What kinds of rights are afforded a prisoner of war?</p>

Back 534

"<p>The right to receive sanitary, protective housing and clothing

Front 535

On a standard Navy Letter how many spaces from the final paragraph does the signature line happen?

Back 535

4. Three blank spaced lines and the signature line is on the 4th.

Front 536

The right to receive camp regulations, notices, orders in a language the POW's can understand</p>"

Front 537

Yes/No. On a standard Navy letter are complimentary closures like, 'sincerely,' 'respectfully,' 'regrettably,' ever used?

Back 537

No. Complimentary closures are not used on official standard navy letters

Front 538

Which of these are not afforded to Prisoners of War?

Back 538

"Note, POW's receive the following:

Front 539

Yes/No.Regarding Navy Letters and endorsements, can an endorsement omit the SSIC code (the part of the letter referencing the relevant section)?

Back 539

Yes but only if its a same page endorsement. Otherwise the endorsement on a new page must include new letterhead and the titleSecond Endorsment must go on the 2nd line underneath the SSIC/Date section of the correspondence.

Front 540

The right to receive camp regulations, notices, orders in a language the POW's can understand</p>"

Front 541

What does ORM stand for?

Back 541

Operational Risk Management

Front 542

Which of the following are not part of the Geneva Conventions?

Back 542

"<p>The right to receive sanitary, protective housing and clothing

Front 543

True/False. ORM increases the units ability o make informed decisions by providing the best baseline of knowledge and expeirence avaialble.

Back 543

True. It also minimizes the riks to acceptable levels, commensurate with mission accomplishment. The amount of risk we will take in war is much greater than that we should in peace, but the process is the same. Applying the ORM process will reduce mishaps, lower costs, and provide for more efficient use of resources.

Front 544

The right to receive camp regulations, notices, orders in a language the POW's can understand</p>"

Front 545

True/False. A Hazard is an expression of possible loss in terms of sevirty and probability.

Back 545

False. A risk is an expression of possible loss in terms of severity and probability.

Front 546

Which of the following are part of the Geneva Conventions?

Back 546

"<p>The right to receive sanitary, protective housing and clothing

Front 547

True/False. a Risk is the process of detecting hazards and assessing associated risks.

Back 547

False. Risk assessment is the process of detecting hazards and assesing associated risks.

Front 548

The right to receive camp regulations, notices, orders in a language the POW's can understand</p>"

Front 549

True/False. Hazards are the process of detecting risks.

Back 549

False. Risk assessment is the process of detecting hazards and assessing associated risks.

Front 550

Yes/No. Regarding the Geneva Conventions, if your captors provide you with a copy of the Geneva conventions in a language that is not yours are they compliant?

Back 550

No. The right to have a copy of all camp regulations, notices, orders, and publications about POW conduct posted where it can be read. Regulations, notices, etc. must be in the proper language for POW's to understand and available upon request.

Front 551

Yes/No. Does ORM minimize risks to acceptable levels, commensurate with mission accomplishment?

Back 551

Yes. It also is the amount of wisk members are willing to take in war which wich is much greater than in peace, but the process is the same. Applying the ORM proecss will reduce mishaps, lower ocsts, and provide for more efficient use of resources.

Front 552

Yes/No. Regarding the Geneva Conventions, must your captors provide you a toilet and shaving facility?

Back 552

Yes. Prisoners of war shall be quartered under conditions as favorable as those for the forces of the Detaining Power who are billeted in the same area. The said conditions shall make allowance for the habits and customs of the prisoners and shall in no case be prejudicial to their health.

Front 553

Regarding ORM, what is the difference between Identification of Hazards and the Assessment of Hazards?

Back 553

The assessment of the hazards determins the associated risk while the identification merely lists the type or kind of hazard present in a situation.

Front 554

Yes/No. Regarding the Geneva Conventions, if you become ill are you entitled to medical care by your captors?

Back 554

Yes. Every camp shall have an adequate infirmary where POWs may have the attention they require as well as appropriate diet. Isolation wards, shall, if necessary be set aside for cases of contagious or mental disease.

Front 555

In ORM, what are the three types of controls?

Back 555

Engineering, Administrative and Personal Protective Equipment

Front 556

Yes/No. May POW's practice their religious faith with out interference from their captors?

Back 556

Yes. Prisoners of war shall enjoy complete latitude in the exercise of their religious duties, including attendance at the service of their faith on condition that they comply with the disciplinary routine prescribed by the military authorities. Adequate premises shall be provided where religious services may be held.

Front 557

In ORM, what is the difference between Administrative Controls and Engineering Controls?

Back 557

Administrative controls provide the mechanism of reducing risk by process, markings, notificaitons while engineering controls reduce risks by design, materials, and physical resources.

Front 558

Yes/No. Regarding the Geneva Conventions, may prisoners write and receive mail?

Back 558

Yes. Prisoners of war shall be allowed to send and receive letters and cards.

Front 559

Regarding ORM, what kind of contorls provide suitable warnings, markings, placards or signs?

Back 559

Administrative

Front 560

Yes/No. Regarding the Geneva Conventions, can prisoners of war receive a care package from their mother containing cookies and foodstuffs that would otherwise not be considered contraband?

Back 560

Yes. Prisoners of war shall be allowed to receive, by post, or by any other means, individual parcels or collective shipments containing in particular foodstuffs, clothing, medical supplies, and articles of a religious nature.

Front 561

Regarding ORM, what kind of controls reduce risk by selection of materials used in the process?

Back 561

Engineering

Front 562

Yes/No. Regarding the Geneva Conventions, when performing manual labor as a prisoner of war, can the POW perform labor on behalf of the enemies military?

Back 562

No.

Front 563

Regarding ORM, which kinds of controls establish written policies, programs or instructions and standards of operating procedures?

Back 563

Administrative Controls

Front 564

How many rules are there in General First Aid?

Back 564

Nine.

Front 565

Regarding ORM, what kidn of control would ear plugs be?

Back 565

Personal Protective Equipment

Front 566

Which of the following are general rules of first aid

Back 566

"Organize.

Front 567

Regarding ORM, why must the assessor make a risk decision before implimenting controls?

Back 567

Because risk decisions involve mitigating the most severe risk factors first and implimenting controls for those risks to mitigate the greatest amount of risk.

Front 568

"

Front 569

Regarding ORM, why is important to supervise the implimentation of Administrative Controls, Engineering Controls, or Personal Protective Equipment?

Back 569

Because it ensures that controls remain in place and that they have the desired effect.

Front 570

Which of the following are not part of the 9 general rules of first aid?

Back 570

"The following are the 9 general rules of first aid:

Front 571

Regarding ORM, what kind of controls limited the expsure to the hazard?

Back 571

Administrative Controls (either by reducing the number of personnel/assets or the length of time they are exposed.)

Front 572

Nemonic: OLAF CReated The Super Fudge"

Front 573

Regarding ORM, what should a unit leader do when the risk associated with that mission cannot be controlled at his/her level or goes beyond the commander's stated intent?

Back 573

As a principle of ORM. Make risk decisions at the right level. When this happens the unit leader should elevate the decision to their chain of command.

Front 574

Yes/No. Regarding the 9 general rules of first aid, should you use critical seconds to get organized?

Back 574

Yes. Take a moment to get organized. On your way to an accident scene use a few of the basic rules of first aid. Remain calm as you take charge of the situation, and act quickly but efficiently. Decide as soon as possible what has to be done and which one of the patient's injuries needs attention first.

Front 575

Regarding ORM, what is the difference between hazardous material and hazardous waste?

Back 575

Hazardous Materials are items that are used but because of their quantity or quality are considered hazardous to human use or exposure while Hazardous Waste is material that has been disgarded and then determined by the EPA or State Authority as waste.

Front 576

Yes/No. Regarding the 9 general rules of first aid, should you move your victim when you find them so you can do your preliminary exam?

Back 576

No. Unless contraindicated, make your preliminary examination in the position and place you find the victim. Moving the victim before this check could gravely endanger life, especially if the neck, back or ribs are broken. Of course, if the situations is such that you or the victim is in danger, you must weigh this threat against the potential damage caused by premature transportation. If you decide to move the victim, do it quickly and gently to a safe location where proper first aid can be administered.

Front 577

Regarding ORM, head protection, hearing protection, foot and eye protection are examples of what kind of controls?

Back 577

Personal Protective Equipment.

Front 578

Regarding the 9 General Rules of First Aid, which of the following do not belong?

Back 578

"The following are the 9 general rules of first aid:

Front 579

What is PPE

Back 579

Personal Protective Equipment

Front 580

Nemonic: OLAF CReated The Super Fudge"

Front 581

What does MSDS stand for?

Back 581

Material Safety Data Sheets

Front 582

Regarding the 9 general rules of first aid and when examining the patient for fractures why should you initally avoid moving the patient?

Back 582

You may compound the injury by movement especially if its a fracture.

Front 583

What kinds of information do MSDS sheets convey?

Back 583

They are technical bullitins containing information about materials, such as composition, chemical, and phyusical characteristics, health and safety hazards, and precaustions, for safe handling and use.

Front 584

What is the origin of the word "Triage?"

Back 584

It is French and it means to sort.

Front 585

True/False. Regarding HAZMAT: MSDS's should be maintained for all elements of HAZMAT on board.

Back 585

True. MSDS's should be maintained for all elements of HAZMAT on board.

Front 586

Why are there two different protocols for Tactical and Non-Tactical Triage?

Back 586

Tactical situations require maintaining the greatest amount of firepower and arms online while non-tactical situations will address the ability to treat the patient based upon their medical condition.

Front 587

What are the (8) common elements experienced by all on the battlefield?

Back 587

(1) Violence (2) Casualties (3) Confusion (4) Miscommunication (5) Fatigue (6) Fear (7) Continous Operations (8) Homesickness *** Mnemonic: Violet's Conundrum Casually Marched For Fifty Continous Hours

Front 588

How many phases of Triage are there?

Back 588

Four for both Tactical and Non-Tactical Triage

Front 589

Which of the following are not of the 8 elements of expeirences on the battlefield?

Back 589

None of the Above. Note: (1) Violence (2) Casualties (3) Confusion (4) Miscommunication (5) Fatigue (6) Fear (7) Continous Operations (8) Homesickness *** Mnemonic: Violet's Conundrum Casually Marched For Fifty Continous Hours

Front 590

What are the two types of Triage?

Back 590

Tactical and Non-Tactical

Front 591

Which of the following are not of the 8 elements experienced in a combat environment?

Back 591

Mindlessness. Note: (1) Violence (2) Casualties (3) Confusion (4) Miscommunication (5) Fatigue (6) Fear (7) Continous Operations (8) Homesickness *** Mnemonic: Violet's Conundrum Casually Marched For Fifty Continous Hours

Front 592

What are the four classes of Tactical Triage?

Back 592

"Tactical Triage Classes:

Front 593

Which of the following are listed as the (8) elements experienced in a combat environment?

Back 593

All of the Above. Note: (1) Violence (2) Casualties (3) Confusion (4) Miscommunication (5) Fatigue (6) Fear (7) Continous Operations (8) Homesickness *** Mnemonic: Violet's Conundrum Casually Marched For Fifty Continous Hours

Front 594

Class IV- Patients whose wounds or injuries would require extensive treatment beyond the immediate medical capabilities."

Front 595

In coping with fear what is the primary difference between proficiency and motivation?

Back 595

Proficiency is the ability of the individual or unit to complete the required task while motivation is reflective of the needs, desires and impulses that cause a person to act often felt as pride and committement.

Front 596

In tactical triage, what does class I mean?

Back 596

"Class I- Patients whose injuries require minor professional treatment that can be done on an outpatient or ambulatory basis. these personnel can be returned to duty in a short period of time.

Front 597

Regarding coping strategies for fear, whic of the following does not belong with the (5)?

Back 597

Esprit de Corps instead of Empathy. is teh loyalty to, pride in, and enthusiasm for theunit shown by its members. It implies devotion and loyalty to the unit and deep regard for the unit's history, traditions and honor.

Front 598

Regarding coping strategies for fear, which of the following does not belong with the (5) noted in the study guide?

Back 598

***Motivation*** not Manipulation is the answer and is based on psychological factors such as needs, desires, and impulese that cause a person to act. For a marine, commitment and pride in the unit and Corps is generally the basis for combat motivation.

Front 599

"

Front 600

In Tactical Triage what Class requires patients whose injures require immediate life-sustaining measures or are of a MODERATE nature. Initially, they require a minimum amount of time, personnel, and supplies?

Back 600

II

Front 601

What does the acronym BAMCIS mean?

Back 601

Begin Planning. Arrange for Reconnaissance. Make reconnaissance. Complete the plan. Issue the order. Supervise.

Front 602

Regarding Tactical Triage, what are the protocols for rating a patient Class III?

Back 602

Class III- Patients for whom definitive treatment can be delayed with out jeopardy to life or loss of limb.

Front 603

Which of the following is not part of the acronym BAMCIS

Back 603

Continue to Resolve

Front 604

Regarding Tactical Triage, Are Class III or Class IV patients whose wounds or injuries requires extensive treatment beyond the immediate medical capabilities.

Back 604

Class IV

Front 605

Which of the following is not part of the Acronym BAMCIS?

Back 605

Begin Participation

Front 606

Regarding Non-Tactical Triage, which of the following represent the four protocols?

Back 606

I- Critical, II- Serious, III- Minor, IV- Fatal

Front 607

Which of the following is not part of the acronym BAMCIS?

Back 607

Complete the Reconnaissance