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What are some of a Division Officer's Responsibilities? ✔✔- Supervise the performance of the work within the division carrying out the shipboard maintenance and material management.
- Schedule and conduct training for division personnel.
- By personal supervision and frequent inspection, ensure that spaces, equipment, and supplies assigned to the division are maintained.
- Promptly reports to department head repairs which may be required or other defects which need correction.
- Assigns personnel to watches and duties within division and develop rotation programs.
- Maintains a Division notebook
- Responsible for all administration for the division
- Ensures damage control equipment, fittings, and check-off lists is assigned
A Division officer is assigned by the CO to lead a division in accordance to with ______? ✔✔the SORM
What is the most important initial action taken by the OOD? ✔✔Notify
List some of the duties of the OOD: ✔✔- Safety of the ship
- Reports and Logs
- Watches
- Execution of the plan of the day
- Gangways
- Ownship's Boats
- Alarms and Whistles
- Grooming
- Security
- Anti Terrorism Force Protection (ATFP)
- Pier conditions
- Quarterdeck search procedures
- Status of crew aloft, crew over the side, or divers in the water
- Overall appearance and cleanliness of the ship
- Honors and ceremonies.
- Liberty Boats
- Ship's vehicles
The determination of whether a particular threat or danger is "imminent" is based on assessment of all circumstances known at the time.
List the Stages of Mental Awarenes: ✔✔- White: State of total vulnerability; unaware of actions around you.
- Yellow: State of non-specific alert; aware and alert to everything around you.
- Orange: State of specific alert; focus is on a possible threat.
- Red: Mentally prepared to use deadly force; criteria has been met for use of deadly force.
- Black: Improper mental condition; individual experiences sensory overload.
Describe the 2 general types of subjects in an encounter: ✔✔PASSIVE: Person does NOT physically resist.
ACTIVE: Person who physically resists.
List the levels of use of Force Continuum: ✔✔Level-1: Presence
Level-2: Verbal Commands
Level-3: Soft Control (Restraining/Detaining)
Level-4: Hard Control (Compliance Techniques)
Level-5: Non-Lethal Force
What is the 6th level in the use of force continuum? ✔✔Deadly force
What are the 3 components needed for Deadly Force Triangle? ✔✔Capability, Intent, Opportunity
In the Deadly Force triangle, what does capability entail? ✔✔The ability or means to inflict death or serious bodily harm, or the "hands-on" ability to place or attach explosives on vital assets, or High Value Assets (HVA).
In the Deadly Force triangle, what does opportunity entail? ✔✔Established when a weapon or explosive device is in effective range to cause death or serious bodily harm to DoD personnel or designated assets.
List the 5 levels of Force Protection Conditions (FPCON): ✔✔- NORMAL
Applies when there is no discernible threat of possible terrorist activity
Applies when there is a general threat of terrorist activity against the installation and the personnel
The nature and extent are unpredictable
Applies when an increased and more predictable threat of terrorist activity exists
Applies when incident occurs or when intelligence indicates that some form of terrorist action against the installation or it the personnel is imminent
Highest level of threat conditions
Applies to the immediate area where a terrorist attack has occurred or when intelligence indicates terrorist action against a specific location or person is likely
What factors determine the FPCON conditions? ✔✔Existence
Capability
Intentions
History
Targeting
Security Environment
Identify the difference between Security Alert vs a Force Protection Alert: ✔✔- Security - On - ship: threat happening on board the ship.
- FP Alert - Off- ship: Threat Happening off the ship. Like on the Pier.
List ATTWO's role: ✔✔Tactically employs command assets to defend the unit against terrorist attack when in port
When in port at a U.S. Navy installation, coordinate integration of waterborne and shore side Anti-Terrorism Force Protection (ATFP) assets into installation security forces
Chief of the Guard and other watchstanders (i.e. security boats) report to the ATTWO
ATTWO reports to the Command Duty Officer (CDO)
What are the 4 threat levels in Anti-Terrorism Force Protection? ✔✔High
what constitutes a "low" threat level? ✔✔No group is detected/non-threatening
What are the FPCON conditions catered to? ✔✔watchstanders
What is an ISP and what ports does it apply to? ✔✔In-port Security Plan (ISP)
Developed prior to entering any foreign port and depending on current Fleet Commander requirements
- Used for Non DOD controlled Ports
What is a DISP? and what ports does it apply to? ✔✔direct in port security plan. Used for DOD controlled ports
What is the SORM? ✔✔Standard Organization and Regulations Manual: -Outlines standard Navy Organization
- Dictates required ship's bills, instructions, primary and collateral duties, watch organization, divisional/departmental organization, etc
List the Conditions of Readiness: ✔✔Condition I: General Quarters
Condition II: DC, Anti-submarine, STRIKE
Condition III: Wartime cruising
Conidtion IV: Peacetime Cruising
List in order the Navy Administrative Organization: ✔✔POTUS
SECDEF
SECNAV
CNO
Fleet Forces Commander
Type Commander
DESRON/PHIBRON
Ship's CO
List in order the Navy Operational Organization: ✔✔POTUS
SECDEF
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of staff
Geographic Combatant Commander
Navy Component Commander
What are the 4 Functional Commands? ✔✔SOCOM, STRATCOM, TRANSCOM, CYBERCOM
What is SOCOM? ✔✔U.S. Special Operations Command:
- Providing combat-ready special operations forces to other Combatant Commanders
- Developing strategy, doctrine and tactics
- Training special forces
What is STRATCOM? ✔✔US Strategic Command:
- Unified Navy and Air Force strategic forces under one command.
- Global Strike (conventional and nuclear)
- Integrated Missile Defense
- DoD Information Ops
- Computer Network Attack (CNA) / Computer Network Defense (CND
List all Operational Fleets: ✔✔Second Fleet
Third Fleet
Fourth Fleet
Fifth Fleet
Sixth Fleet
Seventh Fleet
What is TRANSCOM? ✔✔US Transportation Command:
- Mission is to provide transportation, sustainment and distribution in support of DOD assets through a seamless and synchronized deployment and distribution system
What areas compose 2nd Fleet? ✔✔Western half of the Atlantic Ocean
What areas compose 4th Fleet? ✔✔The Caribbean, and surrounding waters of Central and South America
What areas compose 3rd Fleet? ✔✔Eastern half of the Pacific Ocean
What areas compose 7th Fleet? ✔✔Western half of the Pacific Ocean and most of the Indian Ocean
- Major degradation in primary or secondary
- Transmitted Immediate (O) Precedence
- Updates must be submitted every 10 days
CAT 4
- Total loss of primary mission
- Transmitted Immediate (O) Precedence
- Updates must be submitted every 72 hours
What are the 4 types of CASREPS: ✔✔Initial
Update
Correction
Cancellation
What is an "Initial" CASREP? ✔✔Reports significant equipment casualty; Request specific parts and/ or technical assistance.
What is an "Update" CASREP? ✔✔Changes to information submitted on intiial or previous updates. (i.e. parts, assistance, new estimated time of repair, change in deployment schedule)
What is a "Correction" CASREP? ✔✔Report the repair of previously CASREP'd equipment. CASCORs will be submitted as soon as possible after equipment is repaired and in operational condition.
What is a "Cancellation" CASREP? ✔✔Submitted upon entering availability
Equipment will be fixed as part of the avail
Equipment is permanently taken out of use
- Ship decommission
- Equipment upgrade
What are the 5 pillars in PESTO? ✔✔Personnel, Equipment, Supply, Training, and Ordnance
What is OPTAR funding? ✔✔(Operating Target) - Supply's money. Used for
- Equipment maintenance related material repairs
- Consumables like toilet paper, paper towels, medical supplies.
How often do we conduct MOV internally and externally? ✔✔Internal - monthly
External - quarterly
What are the general requirements for enlisted advancement? ✔✔- Complete Navy training and required schools (dependent on rate)
- Citizenship or security clearance requirements
- Meet Physical Readiness Test (PRT) requirements
- Have the required Time in Rate (TIR)
- Complete Navy-Wide Advancement Exam
- Meet minimum performance criteria
- Equation for Final Multiple Score (FMS)
- Be recommended by the Commanding Officer (CO)
What is article 31 and 31b in the UCMJ? ✔✔Compulsory Self-Incrimination
- No Sailor under investigation can be forced to provide any information or answer any question that may incriminate himself or herself.
- Article 31b guarantees the rights of the Sailor in question to the reason for the investigation
What is article 32 in the UCMJ? ✔✔Rights and Procedures
- Describes the rights of the service member has while being investigated and tried for an offense against the UCMJ.
- Must be informed of the charges
- Has the right to have counsel present during the investigation
- Has the right to question witnesses against the defense
- May present any evidence to help the defense
What is article 86 in the UCMJ? ✔✔Absence Without Official Leave
- Absence that has not been authorized or for which a request for leave has been denied
- Service member fails to go to the appointed place of duty at the prescribed time
- The service member leaves the place of duty
- Service member remains absent from the unit, organization, or place of duty
- Often referred to as Unauthorized Absence (UA)
