Basic military Requirements

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Basic military Requirements NAVEDTRA 14325
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The master-at-arms force, headed by the chief
master-at-arms (CMAA), works directly for Whom?
Q.
A.
XO
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Who enforces Navy and ship regulations, musters
restricted personnel, holds reveille, and
performs other duties as are required for the
maintenance of good order and discipline?
Q.
A.
The master-at-arms force
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What describes the duties, authority, and
responsibilities of some of the offices within
the Department of the Navy?
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A.
Navy Regulations
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Who is responsible for ensuring the U.S. Navy
Regulations conform to the current needs of the
Department of the Navy?
Q.
A.
The Chief of Naval Operations
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What was passed by Congress on 5 May 1950, signed
into law by the President, and became effective
31 May 1951?
Q.
A.
UCMJ
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What article of UCMJ is Failure to Obey Order
or Regulation?
Q.
A.
Art. 92
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What article of UCMJ is General Article?
Q.
A.
Art. 134
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How soon must an appeal be made?
Q.
A.
within a reasonable time (generally 5 days)
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Three types of court martials?
Q.
A.
General, Special and Summary
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A special court-martial consists of ?
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A.
not less than three members or a military judge
and not less than three members or only a
military judge.
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A general court-martial consists of?
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A.
a military judge and not less than five members
or only a military judge.
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A summary court can award what types of sentence?
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A.
Any sentence that may be given at mast. It can
also award the additional punishments of
confinement for 1 month and hard labor without
confinement for 45 days.
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What two pieces of a sound powered phone work in
the same manner thus being able to work
interchangeably?
Q.
A.
Mouthpiece and earpiece.
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Typical shipboard sound-powered circuit JA ?
Q.
A.
Captains battle circuit
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Typical shipboard sound-powered circuit JC ?
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A.
Weapons control
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In the sound powered circuits, how is the
auxiliary system circuits listed?
Q.
A.
Circuit designations are the same as the primary
system, preceded by the letter X.
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What letter is used to designate a sound powered
circuit?
Q.
A.
J
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What announcing system is used to pass voice to
all areas of the ship at once?
Q.
A.
1MC
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Who is responsible for passing information over
the 1MC?
Q.
A.
Boatswain Mate of the Watch (BMOW)
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Whats is the announcing system used from one
point to another? i.e communicate between 2 ships
Q.
A.
Bullhorn (6MC)
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What is the primary means of DCC within the
repair locker area.
Q.
A.
DAMAGE CONTROL WIREFREE COMMUNICATIONS (DCWIFCOM)
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When not under way, commissioned ships display
the _______ from the flagstaff at the stern and
the ______ from the jack staff at the bow.
Q.
A.
Ensign union jack
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While under way, the ensign is normally flown
from where?
Q.
A.
Gaff
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When is another flag or pennant flown above the
National flag?
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A.
During church services aboard ship conducted by
Navy chaplains or visiting church dignitaries.
Then the church pennant or the Jewish worship
pennant is flown above the ensign.
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