P485 part 1 Flashcards

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P484

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Supply Afloat Packaging Procedures

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P485

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Afloat Supply Procedures

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3
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P486

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Food Service Management Procedures

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4
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P487

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Ships Store Procedures

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5
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Chapter 1

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Organization and Administration

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6
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Chapter 2

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Material Identification

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7
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Chapter 3

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Material Procurement

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8
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Chapter 4

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Material Receipt Custody and Stowage

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9
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Chapter 5

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Material Expenditure and Shipment

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10
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Chapter 6

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Inventory Management

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11
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Chapter 7

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Transportation

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12
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Chapter 8

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Special Material

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13
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Chapter 9

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Financial Management

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14
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T-AFS

T-AF

AO/T-A

AOR

AOE

AE

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Combat Stores Ships

Stores Ships

Oiler

Replenishment oiler

Fast combat support ship

Ammunition Ship

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15
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NAVSUP P 4998

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CONSOLIDATED AFLOAT REQUISITIONING GUIDE OVERSEAS

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16
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GROUP 1

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General Stores Spaces – (Master Key)

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17
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GROUP 2

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Food Service Spaces – (Master Key)

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18
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GROUP 3

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Ships Store and Clothing Spaces – (No Master Key)

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19
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GROUP 4

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Service Activities- (Master Key)

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20
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Inventory __ TO __ percent of the total SIM/DBI/POS items carried. STO

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Inventory 10 TO 15 percent of the total SIM/DBI/POS items carried. STO

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21
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DD 200 Will be kept for at least ___ years

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Personnel Effects: A

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Abandoned, Lost, unclaimed personal effects (deserter or absentee)

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Personnel Effects: B

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Personal effects of deceased or missing personnel

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Personnel Effects: C

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Personal effects of persons determined to be mentally or physically incapacitated

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Personnel Effects: D
Lucky bag items (gear adrift/owner can not be determined)
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Personnel Effects: E
Personal effects unavoidable separated from owner
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NAVSUP Form ____ – Inventory of personal effects, a minimum of an original and ___ copies will be prepared.
NAVSUP Form 29 , 5 copies
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COSAL
Coordinated Shipboard Allowance List
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Service designator codes: R
Pacific fleet
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Service designator codes: V
Atlantic fleet
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Service designator codes: N
Ashore activity
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AT Codes 1
COSAL item
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AT Codes 2
Load List item
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AT Codes 3
AT code 1 and 2
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AT Codes 4
SIM item
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AT Codes 5
TYCOM authorized
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AT Codes 6
Excess material
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AT Codes 7
Economic retention
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AT Codes 8
Demand Recording
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AT Codes 9
Substitute item
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How to package electrostatic sensitive electronic devices- Practically all circuit boards and electronic modules contain electrostatic components.
The equipment technician should wrap these items in the conductive wraps they came in. If “pink poly bubble wrap” is not available, plain aluminum foil may be used.
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What method is used when shipping all mailable material 0-11 ounces
First Class Mail
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NMCS, PMCS, CASREP, SEEREP, MICAP, 999, 777, and material critical to flying or marine safety.
NMCS, PMCS, CASREP, SEEREP, MICAP, 999, 777, and material critical to flying or marine safety.
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Who can accept gifts of a value in excess of $50,000.
Secretary of the Navy
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Who can accept Gifts of a value from $10,000 - $50,000
Vice-Chief of Naval Operations.
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Who can accept Gifts of a value at less than $10,000
Commander Naval Supply Systems Command.
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Within ___ days of receipt of presentation silver a complete inventory, of the donated items will be sent to Commander, Naval Supply Systems Command.
60
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No more than ___ six ounce bottles or ___ ¾ pound bottles shall be located in any individual locker or bin.
48, 36 3/4
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Compressed Gases must be stowed on the _______ ______, unless the ship has below deck stowage spaces specifically designed for such material.
Weather Deck
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___________ and ___________ gases will not be stowed in the same compressed gas storeroom.
Flammable and oxidizing