105 Chain of Command Fundamentals Flashcards

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Discuss the dual chain of command (Administrative/Operational) for operating forces

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ADMINISTRATIVE: Handles man, train, and equip functions. Runs from the President → Secretary of Defense → SECNAV → CNO → Type Commanders (TYCOMs: Naval Air Forces, Naval Surface Forces, etc.).

OPERATIONAL: Used for combat operations and tasking. Runs from the President → Secretary of Defense → Combatant Commanders (COCOMs: CENTCOM, NORTHCOM, INCODPACOM, etc.).

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Discuss Unified/Specified as it applies to the Operational COC

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Unified: Composed of units from two or more services (CENTCOM, NORTHCOM, INDOPACOM, etc.)
Specified: Military command with forces from only one service (Strategic Air Command - USAF)

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Discuss Fleet Commanders as they apply to the Operational COC

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Each are in charge of their own designated fleets. (CINCPACFLT, CINCLANTFLT, CINCUSNAVEUR)

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Discuss Task Force Commanders as they apply to the Operational COC

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Each are in charge of a subdivision, or task force, of a fleet. (Example: CTF-70 - Navy’s battle force in the West Pacific.)

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Discuss Task Unit Commanders as they apply to the Operational COC

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Each are in charge of a subdivision of a Task Group, which is a subdivision of a task force. (Example: CTG 114.2 - STRATCOMWING 1’s TACAMO Task Group.)

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Discuss SECNAV as he applies to the Administrative COC

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CEO of the Navy; appointed by POTUS; authority to conduct all the affairs of the DoN

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Discuss CNO as they apply to the Administrative COC

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Chief of Naval Operations - senior military officer of the DoN; Reports directly to the Secretary of the Navy. Develops naval policy, programs, and budgets and supervises Navy personnel, ships, aircraft, and facilities.

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Discuss Commander Fleet Forces and how it applies to the Administrative COC

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Type Commanders; report directly to the CNO. Command the Navy’s Fleet Commands (CINCPACFLT, CINCLANTFLT, CINCUSNAVEUR, etc.). Responsible for ensuring fleets are ready for deployment.

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Discuss Naval Air Force Commander

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The Commander, Naval Air Forces (COMNAVAIRFOR) is the Type Commander (TYCOM) for all U.S. Navy aviation forces. Provides fully mission-capable squadrons to the Fleet Commanders for deployment.

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Discuss Functional Wing Commander

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Usually a Captain; in command of a wing, which consists of several squadrons of aircraft (commodore)

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Discuss Type Squadron Commander

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Usually a Captain or Commander; in command of a specific squadron, reports to the Functional Wing Commander (CO)

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Discuss the role of the MCPON

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Serves as the liaison between all Navy Enlisted personnel and the CNO and Chief of Naval Personnel

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Discuss the role of the Fleet Master Chief

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Principal advisers to the Fleet CINC; bridges the gap between enlisted and commander of the fleet

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Discuss the role of Force Master Chief

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Principal advisers to the Force Group Commander; Represents the enlisted force at the Force level (e.g., Naval Air Forces, Submarine Forces)

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Discuss the role of Command Master Chief

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Bridges the gap between the CO/XO and enlisted personnel; 3rd in charge of a squadron or command which has more than 250 sailors

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State the geographic AOR of U.S. Fleet Forces Command

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Based in Naval Station Norfolk. Responsible for Western portion of Atlantic Ocean, from the North Pole to the Caribbean and the Gulf of America.

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State the geographic AOR of 3rd Fleet & 7th Fleets

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3rd = Eastern Pacific
7th = Western Pacific

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State the geographic AOR of 5th Fleet

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Arabian Gulf and Indian Ocean

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State the geographic AOR of 6th Fleet

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Mediterranean

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State the geographic AOR of MSC

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Headquarters: Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia, USA. MSC operates worldwide, with ships deployed in all major theaters. Supports U.S. Navy logistics, sealift, special missions, and replenishment at sea

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State the geographic AOR of 10th Fleet

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Fleet Cyber Command Fleet. Headquartered in Maryland.

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State the purpose and content of the Standard Organization and Regulations Manual (SORM) of the US Navy

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Sets general standards and regulations for all hands.

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State the purpose and content of the Command’s Organization and Regulations Manual (CORM)

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Regulations for personnel in a specific command (i.e. Squadron SOP)

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State the purpose for the UCMJ

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Military’s criminal code

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State the purpose for the Code of Conduct
To set the standard for the way personnel should act when captured, according to the Geneva Convention
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Who is the SECNAV
Honorable John Phelan
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Who is the CNO
ADM James Kilby
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Who is the MCPON
MCPON James Honea