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What are the components of ORM
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- Identify Hazards
- Assessing Hazards
- Making risk decisions
- Implementing controls
- Supervising
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4 Categories of hazard severity
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- Category 1: May cause death
- Category 2: May cause severe injury
- Category 3: May cause minor injury
- Category 4: Presents minimal threat
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4 Categories of mishap probability
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- Sub-Category A: Likely to to occur immediately of short period of time
- Sub-Category B: Probably will occur in time
- Sub-Category C: May occur in time.
- Sub-Category D: Unlikely to occur.
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Define RAC’s
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Risk Assessment Code; Combines elements of hazard severity and mishap probability
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What are the 5 RAC’s
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- Critical
- Serious
- Moderate
- Minor
- Negligible
6
Q
Name the 4 required mishap reportable items
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- Government property damage
- On duty civilian and on/off duty military injury
- Work related injury that requires care beyond first aid
- Any other incident of interest
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Name the 11 pressure points
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- Jaw
- Temple
- Collar Bone
- Neck
- Inner Upper Arm
- Inner Elbow
- Wrist
- Upper Thigh
- Groin
- Knee
- Ankle
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HERO
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Hazardous Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordinance
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HERP
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Hazardous Electromagnetic Radiation to Personnel
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HERF
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Hazardous Electromagnetic Radiation to Fuels
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Define HAZMAT
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Any material because of its quantity, concentration, or physical/chemical characteristics, pose hazards to human health or environment
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Q
Describe an MSDS
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-Material Safety Data Sheet; Lists specific information and precautions for various substances
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Examples of PPE
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- Respirators
- Hand Protection
- Foot Protection
- Eye Protection
- Face Protection
- Skin/Body Protection
- Hearing Protection
14
Q
Discuss the 6 Navy Doctrines; WIPLOC
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- Warfare
- Intelligence
- Planning
- Logistics
- Operations
- Command and Control
15
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Seven principles of Naval Logistics
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- Flexibility
- Economy
- Attainability
- Responsiveness
- Simplicity
- Sustainability
- Survivability
16
Q
Name the 1st Navy ship to be named after an enlisted man
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- USS OSMOND INGRAM
- Ingram was the first enlisted man killed in WW2
17
Q
What conditions led to the formation of the US Navy
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Taxation without representation led to revolt in the original 13 colonies
18
Q
Discuss Battle of Corral Sea
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7-8 May 1942; first carrier vs. carrier battle fought solely by aircraft
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Q
Discuss Battle of Midway
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3-5 Jun 1942; Turning point in the Pacific War
20
Q
Battle of Leyte Gulf
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Final blow to Japanese Navy; Largest battle in WW2
21
Q
Discuss Gemini 3
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First 2 person space flight
22
Q
Apollo 17
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The 7th and final lunar landing mission
23
Q
Discuss On the Roof Gang
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Enlisted radio operators were specially trained at a unique located on the roof of the old Navy Department Building; laid the cornerstone Naval Cryptology
24
Q
Discuss Capture of USS PUEBLO
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- 23Jan68; ELINT and SIGINT research ship which was boarded and captured by DPRK.
- North Korea claimed the ship strayed into their territorial waters.
- PUEBLO is still held by DPRK in the Wonsan Harbor and used as a museum ship; It’s the only US ship still held captive.
25
Discuss Bletchley Park
- AKA Station X, located in Buckinghamshire, England
- During WW2, site of the UK's main decryption establishment, the Government Code and Cypher School
- Ciphers generated by the German Enigma and Lorenz Machines
- High level intel produced, codenamed ULTRA, provided crucial assistance to the Allied War effort and is credited by some with having shortened the war by 2 years
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Discuss the Attack on USS STARK
- In 1987, an Iraqi jet fighter fired missiles at USS STARK; killing 37, wounding 21
- It is the only successful anti-ship missile attack on a USN warship
- Board of inquiry cited lapse of training requirements and tax procedures
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Discuss 3 levels of war
- Strategic
- Operational
- Tactical
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Discuss National Security Act of 1947
- Signed by POTUS Truman in 1947
- Established the CIA
- War Department and Navy Department merged into DoD under SECDEF
- Created Department of Air Force
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State RADM Grace Hopper's contributions to the Navy
- Led development of COBOL
- Coined the term debugging for fixing glitches
- First female Admiral
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State the name of the first computer
ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer) ; created in 1942 at University of Pennsylvania
31
Discuss impact of the John Walker espionage case
A retired warrant officer, he spied for the Russians from 1968-1985; allowing Soviet Union to make SIGNIFICANT gains in naval warfare
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Oldest intelligence organization of the USN
Office of Naval Intelligence
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When was ONI founded and by whom
Established in 1882 by SECNAV William H. Hunt
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State the mission of the USN
Train, maintain, and equip combat-ready naval forces capable of winning wars, deterring aggression and maintaining freedom of the seas
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OPCON
Operational Control; having operational responsibility for a given task, mission or region
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ADCON
Administrative Control; having administrative responsibility for forces assigned to a given task, mission or region
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PACOM
Pacific Command (Oahu)
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JFCOM
Joint Forces Command (Norfolk)
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NORTHCOM
Northern Command (Peterson AFB, CO)
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TRANSCOM
Transportation Command (Scott AFB, IL)
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STRATCOM
Strategic Command (Offutt AFB, NE)
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USCYBERCOM
Cyber Command (worldwide)
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2nd Fleet
East coast to mid-atlantic
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3rd Fleet
West Coast to IDL (International Date Line)
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5th Fleet
Middle East to include Persian Gulf
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6th Fleet
Mediterranean
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7th Fleet
West of IDL to Pakistan
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10th Fleet
Worldwide cyber responsibility
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AG
Provides weather in support of intel operations
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CTI
Provides linguistic support to intel community
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CTM
Provide maintenance support to intel equipment
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CTN
Provide network support to intel community
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CTR
Collects, analyzes, and disseminates information to intel community
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CTT
Collects, analyzes, exploits and disseminates Electronic Intelligence (ELINT)
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IS
Relays technical information to various levels of intel community
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IT
Provides technical support to intel and information systems
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Define C4ISR
Command, Control, Communication, Computers and Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance
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State the Mission of NCDOC
Navy Cyber Defense Operations Command; provides 24/7 protection to navy's cyber systems
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DIA
Defense Intelligence Agency
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NSA
National Security Agency
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CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
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FBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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DOS
Department of State
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NRO
National Reconnaissance Office
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Define CCRI
Command Cyber Readiness Inspection; A formal inspection process , which holds commanders accountable for their respective security posture
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Explain CWAY
Long range force shaping tool that aids in leveling rating manning between overmanned and undermanned ratings, while managing the quality of reenlistment applicants by controlling the authority for reenlistment
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Discuss Brilliant on the Basics
- Sponsorship
- Assign a Mentor
- Indoc
- Leadership (CDB's)
- Ombudsmen
- Recognition
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Discuss 3-M
Maintenance Material & Management; provides efficient, uniform methods for conducting and recording maintenance
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Discuss PMS
Planned Maintenance System; standardized method for planning, scheduling, and accomplishing preventive maintenance
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Discuss MOV program
Material Obligation validation; reconciliation of RPPO and ship stores
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Discuss DLR program
Depot Level Repair; Manages high-value items
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MAMs
Maintenance Assist Module; used for troubleshooting only (can be used permanently if authorized by CO)
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Casualty Report
Used in event of equipment malfunction or deficiency which can't be corrected in 48 hrs
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CAT 1
used at training commands; casualty exist but not causing a break in training
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CAT 4
A deficiency exists in mission essential equipment thats worse than CAT 3 and cause a loss of at least 1 primary mission
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NSN
National Stock Number; 13 digits
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APL
Allowance Parts list
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AEL
Allowance Equipage List
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Discuss CHRIMP
Consolidated Hazardous Material Reutilization and Inventory Management Program; a successful method to achieve lifecycle control and management of Hazardous Material (HM) and Hazardous Waste (HW)
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Explain OPTAR
An estimate of the amount of money that will be required by an operating unit to perform tasks and functions assigned.
