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What are the 7 principles of Naval Logistics?

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Flexibility
Economy
Attainability
Responsiveness 
Sustainable
Survivability
Simplicity
FEARSSS
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What 3 major classes of warship existed at the inception of the Navy?

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Ships of the Line
Frigates
Sloops-of-War

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What is the oldest US Navy commissioned vessel?

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USS Constitution

Oct 21, 1797

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What is the Navy’s birthday?

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October 13, 1775

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What was the first ship named after an enlisted man?

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Osmond Ingram (DDG 225)
February 28, 1919
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What is the origin of the hand salute?

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Men in armor raised their visors to be recognized

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What is the significance of saluting the ensign?

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Gesture of respect to other nations.

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What is the significance of dipping the Ensign?

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Gesture of respect between nations.

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Gun Salutes

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21 - Washington's Birthday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, and the president
17 - admiral
15 - vice admiral
13 - rear admiral
11 - commodore
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National flag

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Emblem of the U.S. Flown as a symbol of nationality

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Ensign

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A flag or banner, as a military or naval standard used to indicate nationality

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Merchant ensign

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National flag flown by civil ships to denote nationality

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Fly

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Horizontal dimension of a flag flown from a vertical staff

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Hoist

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Vertical dimension of a flag flown from a vertical staff

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Union Jack

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white stars and blue field of the Union of the U.S. National flag

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Great white Fleet

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Dec. 16, 1907

Exercise demonstrated the strength of the U.S. Navy.

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Pearl Harbor

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Dec. 7, 1941

The U.S. Entered WWII

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Coral Sea

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May 4-8, 1942

Fought completely by air

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Midway

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June 4-7

Turning point of WWII

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Guadalcanal

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Nov 13-15, 1942

5 Sullivan brothers’ deaths re-instated the policy concerning family member separation

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Normandy

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June 6, 1944

D-Day, largest seaborne invasion in history

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Leyte Gulf

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October 23, 1944

Final blow to the Japanese

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USS Independence

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7 ships had the same name

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USS Forestal Fire

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July 29, 1967

Increased firefighting and damage control training

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USS Stark attack
1987 | Only successful anti-ship missile attack on a U.S. Navy warship
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USS Cole attack
October 12, 2000 | The Navy implemented measures in anti-terrorism and force protection
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September 11 attacks
September 11, 2001 | Homeland Security established and start of War on Terror
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Commander in Chief
President of the United States | Barrack Obama
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SECDEF
Secretary of Defense | Honorable Ashton Carter
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SECNAV
Secretary of the Navy | Honorable Ray Mabus
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CNO
Chief of Naval Operations | Admiral John Greenert
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PACOM
Pacific Commander | Admiral Locklear
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PACFLT
Pacific fleet | Admiral Harry Harris
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TYCOM
Type commander | Vice admiral Copeman
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ISIC
Immediate superior in command | Rear Admiral Wetherald
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C7F
Commander of 7th fleet | Vice Admiral Thomas
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CO
Commanding officer BLR - 7FL COS -
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XO
Executive officer | Commander
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MCPON
Master Chief Stevens
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CMDCM
Command Master Chief BLR - C7F -
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3MC
3-M coordinator | Senior Chief Ignacio
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Ombudsman
?
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SAPR
Sexual Assault Precention and response | ?
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DAPA
Drugs and alcohol programs advisor | ?
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CMEO
Command managed equal opportunity | ?
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Operational commands
``` US Fleet Forces command - Atlantic Naval Forces Europe - Europe Central Command - Middle East Southern Command - South America MSC (military sealift command) Washington DC - worldwide ```
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2nd fleet
Disestablished
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3rd Fleet
Point Loma, CA | CA coast to International dateline
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4th Fleet
Jacksonville, FL | Caribbean, and Atlantic/Pacific oceans around central and South America
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5th Fleet
Manama, Bahrain | Persian Gulf, Red Sea, Arabian Sea, coast of east Africa as far south as Kenya
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6th Fleet
Naples, Italy | Europe and Africa
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7th Fleet
Yokosuka, Japan | International dateline to western border of India
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10th fleet
Cyber Command. Fort Meade, MD | Provides operational support to navy commanders worldwide.
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SORN
Standard Organization and Regulations of the Navy | Provides all navy units with basic organization information
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UCMJ
Foundation of Military Law in U.S.
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Administrative Billet
Policy for assignment of personnel, berthing, maintenance, visiting, recall, and zone inspections.
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Operational billet
Policies and procedures in such areas as the boat bill, cold weather, darken ship, EMCON, etc.
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Emergency billet
Procedures for controlling the effects of major emergency or disaster suffered by the ship
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Special Billet
Procedures for defense against sneak/swimmer attack l, evacuate civilians, POW, etc
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Battle billet
Assign personnel and stations necessary to fight the ship
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Watch quarter and station billet
Each person in the division is listed by billet number displaying assignments for battle, watch, operational, and emergency bills
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8 o'clock reports
Received by XO form department heads before 1830 underway
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12 o'clock reports
Received by OOD from MOOW before 1200 import
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Reports include what?
``` Aviation fuel Boat Draft Fuel and water Magazine temp Muster ```
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Types of discharge
``` Honorable General Other than honorable Bad conduct Dishonorable ```
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Effects of enlisted evals
Type of discharge Advancement Good conduct awards Eligibility for reenlistment
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Assignments
``` Type 1 - CONUS shore duty 2 - CONUS shipboard duty 3- overseas shore duty 4 - overseas shipboard duty 5- neutral duty 6- preferred overseas shore duty ```
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Enlisted service record pages
2- dependent application/ emergency data 4- awards and quals (NAVPERS 1070/604) 7- court martial and NJP that affect basic pay (NAVPERS 1626/7) 13- administrative remarks
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C7F N codes
``` N0 exec N1 admin N2 Intel N3 operations N4 logistics N5 information systems ```
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What are the six areas of Naval doctrine?
``` Warfare Intelligence Logistics Planning Operations Command + control ```

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