ESWS Exec Flashcards

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Secretary of the Navy

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Mr. Raymond Mabus

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Secretary of defense

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Ash Carter

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Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

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General Martin Dempsey

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Chief of Naval Operations

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Adm. Jonathan Greenert

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MCPON

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Michael Stevens

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Michael Stevens

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MCPON

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What holidays is a 21 gun salute rendered?

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Washington’s Birthday
Memorial Day
Independence Day

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How many gun salute for the president or the head of a foreign state?

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21 guns

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How many guns salute for an Admiral

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17 guns

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How many guns salute for a vice admiral?

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15 guns

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How many guns salute for a rear admiral?

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13 Guns

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How many guns salute for a commodore?

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11 Guns

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What was the largest class ship when the U.S. Navy was founded?

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Ships-of-the-line. 64 to 100 guns

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What was the mid size class ship when the U.S. Navy was founded?

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Frigates 18 to 24 guns. Smaller and faster than ships of the line.

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What was the smallest class ship when the U.S. Navy was founded?

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Sloop-of-war 10 to 20 guns.

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What was the significance of the Battle of Coral Sea?

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May 1942. Fought Solely by air groups.

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What was the significance of the Voyage of the Great White Fleet?

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December 1907, first forward deployment of US Naval ships.

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What was the significance of the Battle of Normandy?

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6 June 1944 largest amphibious operation in history

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What was the significance of the Battle of Midway?

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June 1942. Ended Japanese initiative in pacific war.

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What was the significance of the Battle of Guadalcanal?

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November 1942. First offensive action in the pacific

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What was the significance of the Battle of Leyte Gulf?

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October 1944. Japanese navy essentially destroyed

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When was the navy founded?

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13 October 1775. Continental congress authorized the purchase of the first two ships

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What does the 2nd fleet area of responsibility cover?

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North and South Atlantic. Norfolk virginia.

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What does the 3rd fleet area of responsibility cover?

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Eastern Pacific Ocean. San Diego California

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What does the 7th fleet area of responsibility cover?
Western Pacific and Indian Ocean. Yokosuka, Japan
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What does the 5th fleet area of responsibility cover?
Persian gulf and Arabian Sea. Mañana, Bahrain
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What does the 6th fleet area of responsibility cover?
Mediterranean. Gaeta, Itali
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What does the 10th fleet area of responsibility cover?
Global. Ft. Meade, MD
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What does the military sealift command area of responsibility cover?
Global. Washington, DC
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Who is the 3M coordinator of the boxer?
EMCM Zapanta
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Ombudsman
Ms. Gonzalez
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Boxer Financial specialist?
AOCS Robinson/MCC Zurrel
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Drug and Alcohol Programs Programs Advisor (DAPA)
ENC Kelly, AO1 Heeney, HM1 Darnall
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Command Managed Equal Opportunity Officer (CMEO)
OSC Miranda
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Administrative Bill
Routine day to day operations of the ship.
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Operational
Specific necessary evolutions
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Emergency Bill
Major Emergencies or Disasters suffered by ship.
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Special Bill
Out of the ordinary situational.
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Battle Bill
Details of the organized plan for action against the enemy.
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Watch quarter and station Bill
Organized way of assigning responsibility.
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What is the purpose of the 8 o'clock reports
Reports reviewed by the XO from dept. heads on status of spec. Evolutions, personnel status and administrative information to be passed to the CO.
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What is the purpose of the 12 o'clock reports?
Received by the OOD in port or the CO while underway. Reports aviation fuel, boat, security, draft, fuel oil and water, magazine temp, binnacle and muster reports
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What are the types of discharge?
Honorable, general (under honorable conditions), other than honorable, bad conduct discharge, dishonorable
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What is a type 1 duty assignment?
CONUS shore duty
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What is a type 2 duty assignment?
CONUS shipboard duty
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What is a type 3 duty assignment?
Overseas duty but counted sea duty for rotation purposes
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What is a type 4 duty assignment?
Overseas shipboard duty
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What is a type 6 duty assignment?
Preferred overseas shore duty.
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What is a page 2?
Dependent application and emergency data form
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What is a page 4?
Awards and qualifications
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What is a page 13?
Administrative remarks
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What is a page 7?
Court memorandum, used to record court martial and non judicial punishment that affect pay
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How often are good conduct awards given?
Every three years, no eval mark less than 2.0
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How often are hash marks given
Given every 4 years.