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Who is the Secretary of Defense
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| Who is the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff? |
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| General Martin Dempsey (US Army) |
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Chief of Naval Operations
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Admiral Johnathan Greenert |
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Five Roles of the US Navy
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1. Strategic Deterrence
2. Sea Control & Maritime Supremacy
3. Power Projection from Sea to Land
4. Strategic Sealift
5. Forward Naval Presence
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National Security Act of 1947/1949
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Established Secretary of Defense and Department of Defense
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MEU- Marine Expeditionary Unit
MEB- Marine Expeditionary Brigade
MEF- Marine Expeditionary Force
SPMAGTF- Special Marine Air-Ground Task Force |
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| Primary Mission of the NROTC |
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| To train midshipmen mentally, morally, and, physically |
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| Composition of Joint Chiefs of Staff |
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Chairman and the Vice Chairman of the Chiefs of Staff
Commandant of the Marine Corps
Chief of Naval Operations
Chief of Staff of the Army
Chief of Staff of the Air Force
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| The document that outlines the mission of the US Navy |
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| Aviation Electical Technician |
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Summary Court Martial
Special Court Martial
General Court Martial |
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-Deals with issues of minor misconduct of enlisted
-Consists of one enlisted officer being prosecutor and defense
-Max punishment for E-4 or below is 30-days confinement, reduction to E-1 paygrade, or restriction for 60 days.
-Max Punishment for E-5 and above is reduction of one paygrade or restriction for 60 days. (no confinement) |
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-Intermediate court
-Consists of no less than 3 commissioned officers
-No more the forfeiture of 2/3rds basic pay per month for a year, one year confinement, or bad conduct discharge.
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-Max punishments set forth in Manual for Courts Martial
-Include death, discharge or dismissal, confinement etc
-Pretrail investigation unless waived by the accused. |
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Permanent record of the ship's significant events including:
-engine orders
-Courses, speed, positions
-weather, damage, accidents
-changes in personnel/passengers
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Formal Dinners only for the members of the particular Military Unit.
-exceptions may include a guest of honor speaker. |
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Formal Dinners which are less traditional and may include spouses and other guests
- tailored to be more intersting for civilians. |
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| Chain of Command when Reporting Incident on Watch |
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1.Work Center Supervisor
2. Leading Petty Officer
3. Chief Leading Petty Officer
4. Division Officer
5. Department Head
6. Executive Officer
7. Commanding Officer |
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| Area where only Officers and CPO's are authorized to be. |
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| Engineers log book in which is recorded all orders to the engin room(s) affecting the ship's speed. |
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| Who is the Commandant of the Marine Corps |
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| E-1 (Enlisted Marine Corps) |
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| E-2 (Enlisted Marine Corps) |
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| E-3 (Enlisted Marine Corps) |
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| E-4 (Enlisted Marine Corps) |
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| E-5 (Enlisted Marine Corps) |
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| E-6 (Enlisted Marine Corps) |
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| E-7 (Enlisted Marine Corps) |
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| E-8 (Enlisted Marine Corps) |
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| E-9 (Enlisted Marine Corps) |
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Master Gunnery Sergeant
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Sergeant Major |
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| Petty Officer Third Class |
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| Petty Officer Second Class |
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| Senior Chief Petty Officer |
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| What is the size of a MEU? |
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| What is the size of a MEB? |
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| What is the size of a MEF? |
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| What is the sustainability of a MEU? |
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| What is the sustainability of a MEB? |
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| What is the sustainability of a MEF? |
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| O-2 (Officer Marine Corps) |
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| O-4 (Officer Marine Corps) |
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| O- (Officer Marine Corps) |
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| What are the 4 elements of a MAGTF? |
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1)Command Element
2)Ground Combat Element
3)Aviation Combat Element
4)Logistics Combat Element |
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| What are the missions of the Marine Corps? |
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-Seize and defend advanced naval bases
-Conduct land operations incident to naval campaigns
-Provide security forces for naval shore installations and ship detachments
-Develop amphibious doctrine, equipment, tactics and equipment
-Perform duties directed by President |
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| O-6 (Officer Marine Corps) |
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| O-7 (Officer Marine Corps) |
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| O-8 (Officer Marine Corps) |
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| O-9 (Officer Marine Corps) |
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| O-10 (Officer Marine Corps) |
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-CO's
-Officers in charge and their superiors |
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| Rear Admiral (Lower Half) |
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-Someone is officially accused of committing an offense.
-A report chit is written up and sent to the Legal officer. |
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| An officer (not in the accused’s chain of command) does a preliminary investigation. |
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-Executive Officer’s Inquiry (XOI)
-XO holds a pre-mast hearing
-Makes recommendation to CO
-dismissal of case
-award punishment at NJP
-send to court-martial |
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-Captain’s Mast
-CO stands behind podium
-Division officer and chief are present
-Accused is summoned
-CO reads his/her rights
-Accused has right to make statement on own behalf |
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-Composed of forces from 2 or more services
-Broad and continuing
-Organized on geographic basis |
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-Organized on a functional basis
-normally made up of forces from a single service and a functional basis |
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| What is the mission of the U.S. Navy |
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| The mission of the United States Navy is to protect and defend the right of the United States and our allies to move freely on the oceans and to protect our country against her enemies. |
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