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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Operation Risk Management | Decision making tool used at all levels to increase operational effectiveness |
| Five Steps of ORM (IAMIS) | Identify hazard, Assess hazard, Make risk decisions, Implement controls, Supervise |
| Safety and Mishap Instruction | OPNAVISNT 5102.1D |
| 4 HAZARD Severity categories | Category 1- May cause death Category 2- may cause severe injury, illness, or property damage Category 3- may cause minor injury Category 4- minimal threat |
| 4 Subcategories of Mishap probability | Sub-Cat A- likely to occur immediately Sub- Cat B- probably will occur in time Sub- Cat C- may occur in time Sub-cat D- unlikely to occur |
| RAC Definition | expression of risk that combines the elements of hazard severity and mishap probability |
| 5 RACs | Critical Risk, Serious Risk, Moderate Risk, Minor Risk, Negligible Risk |
| Mishap Investigation Time Limit | 8 hours |
| Mishap Reportable Items (4) | Class A-$1 million or more Class B- $200,000 or more, less than $1 million Class C- $20,000 or more, less than $200,000 Class D- $2,000 or more, less than $20,000 |
| HAZREP Purpose | To discover a hazardous condition or experiencing a near- mishap to alert COMNAVSAFECEN and HQMC |
| Objectives of First Aid | Save life, Prevent further injury, limit infection |
| Methods to control bleeding (3) | Direct pressure, Pressure points, Constricting bands |
| 11 Pressure Points | Temporal, Facial, Neck, clavicle, brachial, hand, groin, thigh, knee, and ankle |
| Shock Symptoms | Weak/rapid pulse, sweating, dilated pupils, pale |
| Shock Treatment | Make victim as comfortable as possible, immobilize fracture, conserve body heat, remove wet clothing, elevate feet |
| Open Fracture | bone protrudes from the skin |
| Closed Fracture | Skin remains intact |
| Electrical shock victim procedures | don't touch the victim's body, immediately turn off current, administer CPR |
| Methods to clear an obstructed airway | Standing abdominal thrust, Reclining abdominal thrust, standing chest thrust, reclining chest thrust |
| Hypothermia Treatment | Body gets to cold. Minimize heat loss |
| Frostbite | affected body parts turns stiff and number. Place warm body part over affected area |
| Heat Stress | Move person to cool location and apply cold compress |
| Heat Exhaustion | Dizzy, weak, headache, loss of appetite, and nausea. |
| Heat Stroke | Victim flushed, very dry, constricted pupils, and a rapid strong pulse. Move person to cool location |
| HERO | Hazards of Electromagnetic radiation to Ordinance |
| HERP | Hazards of Electromagnetic radiation to Personnel |
| HERF | Hazards of Electromagnetic radiation to fuels |
| HAZMAT | Hazardous Material |
| Risk of improperly labeled HAZMAT | Mixture of chemicals could lead to fires |
| MSDS | technical bulletins. Info on MSDS: identifies, hazardous ingredients, characteristics, physical hazards, reactivity, health hazards |
| Hearing Conservation Program Goal | Prevent occupational hearing loss and assure auditory fitness for duty |
| Naval Doctrine Areas (6) | Command and Control, Operations, Warfare, Logistics, Intelligence, and Planning |
| Naval Logistics Principles (7) (FEARSS) | Flexibility, Economy, Attainability, Responsiveness, Simplicity, Sustainability, and Survivability |
| 1st ship named after enlisted man | USS Osmond Ingram. 1st sailor killed during WW1 |
| Conditions that led to USN formation | English Parliament " Taxation without Representation" October 13th 1775- purchased 2 vessels from French, birth of US navy |
| 3 classes of ships at navy's inception | ships-of-the-line, frigates, and sloops-of-war |
| Hand salute | Originated from men armor raising their helmet visors |
| Saluting the Ensign | US navy regulation 1007 |
| Dipping the ensign | merchant ships lower their national colors to half- mast |
| 17 gun salute | Admiral |
| 15 gun salute | Vice Admiral |
| 13 gun salute | Rear Admiral Upper Half |
| 11 gun salute | Rear Admiral lower half |
| Battle of Coral Sea | 7-8 May 1942. First carrier battle: Lexington and Yorktown |
| Great White Fleet | 16 DEC 1907. world cruise to show the flag |
| Battle of Normandy | 06 JUN 1944. Largest amphibious operation in history |
| Midway | 3-5 JUN 1942. Turning point of Pacific war. cracked Japanese navy's code. |
| Guadalcanal | 13-15 NOV 1942. 5 Sullivan brothers killed. |
| Battle of Leyte Gulf | 23 OCT 1944. Japanese navy final blow |
| Mercury | 05 MAY 1961. First US manned space flight |
| Gemini | 23 MAR 1965. First US two-man space mission CDR John Young |
| Apollo 2 | 16-24 JUL 1969. Armstrong, 1st lunar landing |
| Apollo 17 | 07-19 DEC 1972. 7th, final lunar landing |
| STS-1 | 12-14 APR 1981. 1st orbital test flight of space shuttle |
| On-the-roof-gang | 01 OCT 1928. Navy crypto group.176 enlisted radio intercept operators |
| Purple code | 1930s. Japanese cipher system used to communicate with major diplomatic posts |
| Battle of Midway | Pacific war turning point. US broke Japanese naval code |
| Attack on USS Liberty | 08 JUN 1967. 6 day war. largest loss of life from a single event in American crypto history |
| Capture of USS Pueblo | 23 JAN 1968. Largest single loss of sensitive material |
| D- Day Landing | Largest amphib op. in history |
| Inchon Landing | 16-19 SEP 1950 |
| Hainan Island EP-3 incident | 01 APR 2007. US recon plane forced to land in peoples republic of china |
| Bletchley Park | Enigma cypher broken |
| Navajo Code Talkers | 1942-1945. Japanese never broke code |
| Attack on USS Stark | 17 MAY 1987. Ship was hit by 2 EXOCET cruise missiles from Iraqi fighter aircraft. |
| EC-121 Shoot Down | 15 APR 1969. American aerial recon worst loss |
| Qualities that characterize the Navy/Marine Corps team as instruments to support national policies | Readiness, Flexibility, Self-Sustainability, and Mobility |
| Level of War (3) | Strategic, Operational, Tactical |
| 1947 National Security Act | War Dept./ Navy Dept. merged into DoD creating CIA,DIA, AF, and NSC |
| Navy Core Values | Adopted in 1992 in wake of Tailhoook sexual assault scandal |
| Sailor's Creed | Written by " Blue Ribbon Recruit Training Panel" in 1993. |
| RADM Grace Hopper | 1906-1992. co- inventor of COBOL and was known as "Grand Lady of Software" |
| 1st computer | Atanasoff- Berry Computer. Iowa State College |
| ARPANET | 1958. President Eisenhower in response to USSR's launch of Sputnik 1972- 1st email |
| John Walker Espionage case | single most damaging espionage case involving USN |
| Oldest intelligence organization | ONI 1882 |
| 1st CIO/DNI | 22 APR 2005. Director- John Nogroponte |
| 2 departments that were combined to form ONI | EO #292. 23 MAR 1882 |
| USN Mission | Maintain, train, and equip combat ready Naval forces capable of winning wars, deterring aggression and maintain freedom of seas |
| Difference between OPCON and ADCON | OPCON- Operational Control: authority dealing with mission ADCON- Administrative control |
| COCOM, navy COCOM, FLTCOM, TYCOM Functions | COCOM- Combatant command Navy COCOM- Atlantic Fleet, Naval Forces Europe, Pacific Fleet, Naval Forces Central Command FLTCOM- Fleet Commander TYCOM- Type Commander |
| Command Locations | PACOM- Hawaii EUCOM- Germany JFCOM- Va SOUTHCOM- Florida CENTCOM- Tampa, florida NORTHCOM- Colorado Springs SOCOM- Tampa, Florida TRANSCOM- Illinois STRATCOM- Omaha,Nebraska AFRICOM- Germany USCYBERCOM- Meade, MD, Cyber Realms |
| Director of Naval intelligence | CNO (N2) and N6 (computer network) |
| CNMOC | Commander, oceanography command, Mississippi |
| NNWC | Naval Network Warfare Command- Va Beach, VA |
| Commander, Reserve Space and Network Warfare Program | sponsors the reserve Space Cadre and support Navy Space Team |
| Commander, USSTRATCOM | Offut AFb Omaha, Ne |
| JSPOC | Join Space Operations Center. |
| NOAA | National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. NWS |
| NAVSOC | Naval Satellite Operation Center |
| NAVYCYBERFOR | Virginia Beach, Va |
| ONI | Office of Naval Intelligence. Suitland, Md |
| Office of Oceanographer/ Navigator of the navy | maximize America's sea power by applying relevant oceanographic knowledge across the full spectrum of warfare |
| 3rd Fleet | San Diego, Ca. international dateline to E. Pacific |
| 4th Fleet | Mayport, Fl. Caribbean and Central and South America |
| 5th Fleet | Manama, Bahrain. Arabian Gulf, Red Sea, Gulf of Oman, and parts of the North Indian Ocean. |
| 6th fleet | Naples, Italy. half of the Atlantic |
| 7th fleet | Yokosuka, Japan. Kuril Islands in the North to the Antarctic |
| 10th Fleet | Ft. Meade, Maryland. Cyber Realm |
| US Fleet Forces | Norfolk, Va. N. Pole to just south of the tropic of cancer |
| TF | Task Force |
| TG | Task Group |
| TU | Task Unit |
| TE | Task Element |
| IDC RATEs | AG, CTI, CTM, CTN,CTR, CTT, IS, IT |
| NCTAMS LANT | Norfolk, Va. Operates C4I to support Atlantic Fleet |
| NCTAMS Locations | NCTAMS Lant Det Hampton Roads NCTAMS Lant Det Lamoure NCTAMS Lant Det Brunswick NCTAMS Lant Det GTMO NCTAMS Lant Det Cutler NCTAMS Lant Det Rota, Spain NRTF Aquada, Puerto Rico NCTAMS PAC- Wahiawa, Hi |
| C4ISR | Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance |
| DISA( Defense Information Support Agency) Mission | Combat support agency that provides a global net- centric enterprise in direct support to joint- war fighters |
| NASIC Mission | Naval Air and Space Intelligence Center |
| NCDOC Mission | Suffolk, Va. Coordinate, monitor, and oversee the defense of Navy Computer networks and systems and establish CND for Joint Task Force. |
| ODNI | Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Head of Intel community |
| DIA | Defense Intelligence Agency: MASINT |
| NSA | National Security Agency SIGINT |
| CIA | Central Intelligence Agency HUMIT |
| NGA | National Geospatial- Intelligence Agency. GEOINT |
| DHS | Department of Homeland Security Assesses the scope of terrorist threats to US |
| FBI | Federal Bureau of Investigation. Counter intel and counterterrorism in US |
| DEA | Drug Enforcement Administration |
| DOE | Department of Energy |
| DOS | Department of State Performs intelligence analysis and procedures studies on a wide range of political and economic topics |
| DOT | Department of Treasury Analyzes foreign intel. related to US economic policy |
| NASA | National Aeronautic and Space Administration |
| NRO | National Recon. Office |
| Military Branches | USAF, USA, USMC, USN, USCG |
| Commander- in- chief | President |
| Secretary of Defense | policy advisor to the president |
| Secretary of the navy | head of the department of the navy |
| Chief of Naval Operations | highest ranking officer n the Navy |
| Fleet Commander in Charge | Responsible for one of the numbered fleets |
| Type Commander | Responsible for all ships of a specific type that makes up the fleet for that AOR |
| Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy | senior enlisted person in the navy |
| Fleet Master Chief | serves as the senior enlisted advisor to the fleet |
| Force Master Chief | principal advisor to commanding officers |
| Command Master Chief | Principal enlisted advisor to the commanding officer and runs the ombudsman program |
| CCRI | Command Cyber Readiness Inspection. Quick- look for conducting compliance validations for the COCOMs |
| NAVIDFOR's role in a CCRI | Office of Designation Approving Authority (ODAA) for all cyber networks |
| Purpose and contents of EDVR | section 6- DNEC management section 7- NEC billet and personnel inventory Section 8- list of individuals who are qualified in NECs 12 sections |
| ODCR | Officer Distribution Control Report Monthly statement of officer manpower accounts |
| AMD | Activity Manpower Document Qualitative and quantitative manpower and an official statement of organizational manning and billets authorized |
| Evaluation Report | (E1-E6)- required by navy regulations |
| CHIEFEVALS | (E7-E9) required by navy regulations |
| Fitness Report | (O1-O10) Officer's fitness for service and their performance of duties |
| Concurrent Report | Provide record of significant performance in an additional duty (ADDU) or TEMADD |
| Page 2 | Dependency application/ emergency data |
| Page 4 | Warfare Pins |
| SGLI | life insurance |
| Page 13 | Administrative Remarks |
| OPREP 3 Pinnacle | National- level interest to the National Military Command Center (NMCC) |
| OPREP 3 Navy Blue | Used to provide the CNO and other naval commanders notification of incidents those are of high navy |
| OPREP 3 Navy Unit SITREP | Used to inform the operational commander or appropriate higher authority |
| IG Importance | Inspector general conducts and supervises AUDITS! |
| Navy Correspondence Manual Purpose | To prescribe uniform standards for management and preparation of correspondence. |
| Career Waypoints Program | Long term force shaping tool that aids in leveling ratings over manned and undermanned |
| Officer Accession Programs | USNA, NAPS, OCS, MECP, MSC IPP, LDO, CWO, STA-21 |
| Defense Language Proficiency Test (DLPT) | foreign language proficiency Required score: L2/R2 |
| Educational Services Officer | Coordination of officer and enlisted training and on duty education programs |
| US Navy's drug screening program (NSSP) Purpose | Navy's Zero Tolerance policy Random Urinalysis |
| 6 Programs of Brilliant on the Basics | CDB, Ombudsman, Mentorship, Sponsorship, Indoctrination, Recognition Program |
| Public Affairs Officer Purpose | Handles all media and public inquiries relating to the command and/ or its sailors |
| 3M/PMS System | Navy ships' Maintenance and Material Management (3-M) systems that will support in a manner that will ensure maximum equipment operational |
| Defense Property Accountability System (DPAS) | used to track equipment Provides data to the DON Financial Statements |
| MOV Program | Material Obligation Validation (MOV) represents that unfilled quantity of a requisition that is not immediately available for issue |
| DLRs Program | Depot Level Repair- repairs that happen at a depot level AVDLRs- Aviation Depot Level Repairable Non-AVDLRs- DLRs under the management of the Naval Inventory Control Point |
| NRFI DLRs Procedures | Turn in: not ready for issue (NRFI) repairable component that requires turn- on to a repair facility or designated overhaul point Remain in place-these items are repairable components that cannot be removed until receipt of a replacement item |
| Maintenance Assistance Module (MAMs) | parts used for isolating faults within an avionics system or test set |
| Bulkhead mounted spares | are material authorized for stowage in other departments |
| CASREP | casualty report designed to support the CNO and Fleet commanders in management of assigned forces Initial, Update, Correct, and Cancel |
| NSN | National Stock Number |
| COG | Cognizance Symbol |
| APL | Allowance Parts List |
| AEL | Allowance Equipage List |
| NC | Not Carried |
| NIS | Not in stock |
| SIM | Selected Item Management |
| DD Form 1348-6 | requisition material that cannot be identified by a NSN |
| NAVCOMPT 2276 | Contractual Procurement |
| NAVSUP 1250-2 | Requisition is used for obtaining materials that do not have an NSN |
| SF 44 | Designed for on the spot, over the counter purchases, limit of $2500, exception is aviation fuel |
| DD Form 1155 | Designed to encourage faster delivery of materials or services from contractors |
| SF 1449 | Solicitation/ Contract/ Order for Commercial Items |
| SF 30 | Amendment of Solicitation/ Modification of Contract |
| DD Form 200 | Survey form |
| SF 364 | Report of Deficiency (ROD) |
| SF 386 | Quality Deficiency Report (QDR) |
| CHRIMP | Consolidated Hazardous Material Reutilization and Inventory Management Program- serves as a fundamental element of the navy's life-cycle control and management of HAZMAT |
| DRMO | Defense Reutilization Marketing Office (DRMO)- |
| ServMart | self- service store operated by an ashore supply activity |
| Government Commercial Purchase Card ( IMPAC) (VISA) | Government purchase card with a micro purpose threshold of $3,000 |
| OPTAAR | Operating Target. estimate of the amount of money that will be required by a unit to perform its assigned tasks. |
| Normal Power | Power for everyday use |
| Emergency Power | backup power if normal power goes out |
| Uninterrupted | UPS or battery back up. Provides emergency power when input power fails |
| Directives that govern personnel security | Dod 5105.21-M-1 SECNAV M-5510.30 series DCID 6/4 and 6/9 JOINTDODISS |
| Top Secret | Orange grave damage to National security |
| SECRET | Red serious damage to national security |
| CONFIDENTIAL | Blue cause damage to national security |
| UNCLASSIFIED | Green no effect to national security |
| Need to Know | Based on job description and/ or requirements, not just having the appropriate clearance. |
| Top Secret Investigation | SSBI, good for 7 years with a reinvestigate every 5 years |
| Secret Investigation | lasts entire career |
| Confidential Investigation | Indefinite |
| SCI | Must be read into related SCI caveats |
| Security Access Eligibility Report (SAER) | used to identify an incident or any change in the eligibility to classified material, |
| Events reportable to SSO | Foreign influence, Sexual behavior, unwillingness to comply with regulations, change in marital status, and mental status |
| Who has overall authority of and controls access to SCIF | Special Security Officer (SSO) |
| SF 700 | Security Container Information Used to maintain combos |
| SF 701 | Activity Security Checklist- ensure space is secure |
| SF 702 | Security Container Check Sheet- sign off log for opening and securing a container |
| SF 703 | Top Secret Cover Sheet (orange) TS document coversheet |
| SF 704 | Secret Coversheet (Red). secret document coversheet |
| SF 705 | Confidential Coversheet (Blue) |
| SF 312 | NDA- Non- Disclosure Agreement |
| SF 153 | COMSEC material report- document receipt of all COMSEC material |
| When should safe combos be changed? | When a combo lock is first installed or used Combo has been subject to compromise Other times deemed necessary by the CSA |
| FDO | Foreign Disclosure Officer Processes all foreign visit requests to the command |
| DCS | Defense Courier Service Transportation of sensitive classified material that cannot be transported through private or public means |
| Procedures for carrying hard copy classified material | DCS- MUST BE DOUBLE WRAPPED Hand Carry- double wrapped with address label on both inner/outer wrapping |
| TSCO responsibilities | Top Secret Control Officer- control and inventory of all collateral top secret material throughout the command |
| THREATCON and FPCON levels Normal | No current terrorist activity |
| ALPHA | small and general terrorist activity exists |
| BRAVO | somewhat predictable terrorist threat |
| CHARLIE FPCON LEVELS | Instance occurs or when intelligence reports that there is a terrorist activity imminent |
| DELTA FPCON LEVEL | occurs only in the area that are most vulnerable to or have been attacked or when intelligence has reported that an attack has occurred or occurring |
| Random Anti-Terrorism Measure (RAM) | Maximize effectiveness deterrence value, implemented without a set pattern |
| Emergency Action Plan (EAP) | Plan for destroying classified material |
| Purpose of Emergency Destruction Procedures (EDP) | Planning must consider natural disaster and hostile actions EDP's vary depending upon the commands mission and what COMSEC material they hold |
| Who can initiate the Emergency Destruction | Commanding Officer Emergency Action Officer |
| How and in what order, material is destroyed during Emergency destruction | Material that will cause more danger to national security will be destroyed first |
| SCI | Sensitive Compartmented Information- requires special controls for restricted handling within compartmented intel systems |
| Items prohibited in a SCIF | Anything that transmits, receives, records or stores data is NOT authorized in the SCIF without SSO approval |
| Difference between security violation and practices dangerous to security | Practice dangerous to security (PDS)- incident that if not corrected could become a security violation Security Violation- an incident when classified info has been compromised either through negligence or deliberate action |
| SCIF security requirement | Must have one controlled entry point and emergency exit Inspected every 2 years Installed alarm systems tied in with base police Completely closed space with no possibility of outside access |
| T-SCIF (temporary) | Must have clearly defined physical perimeter barrier and continuous physical security safeguards Manned at all times or operations until no longer needed as SCIF |
| Vault recertification | TOP SECRET- 6 months SECRET- 6 months CONFIDENTIAL- 9 months All other facilities- 9 months |
| Two- person integrity | Must have at least two people in the SCIF at all times, to monitor one another's actions |
| DoD escort Policy | Only command personnel |
| Procedures for sanitizing an area | Removal of information from the media or equipment, take down anything classified |
| COMSEC | Communications Security |
| INFOSEC | Information Security |
| COMPUSEC | Computer Security |
| PSP | Personnel Security Program |
| ATFP | Anti-terrorism/ Force protection |
| Purpose of ICD system | DNI provides guidance, policy, and direction to the intelligence community |
| SSO Navy | Overall SSO for the Navy. Training of SSO personnel throughout the navy |
| SSO Duties | Investigates SCI security infractions Official access point for clearance fro SCI visitors Reviews all derogatory info from local supporting military law enforcement agencies |
| Who can be a CSM | GS-11 or officer Be appointed by the CO Have an SSBI within the last 5 years |
| Command Security Manager (CSM) | Responsible for storage and destruction of all classified information as well as establishing the EAP |
| Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS) Purpose | Holds security clearances |
| DoDCAF Responsibilities | Adjudicate our clearance/ revokes them |
| How long can a CO suspend access before DoD revokes a clearance | 90 days |
| INFOCON | 5- normal readiness 4- increased military vigilance procedures 3- Enhanced readiness procedures 2- Greater readiness procedures 1- max. readiness procedures |
| Why does the navy only use ".mil" email addresses | conduct DoD publicly, provides names only for IP addresses allocated to the DoD by the American Registry for Internet numbers |
| IA | Program to protect and defend DoD information, info systems, and information networks |
| Certification | evaluation of the technical and non- technical security features of an IS, mad as part of and in support of the accreditation process |
| Accreditation | Official authorization granted by Designated Approving Authority (DAA) permitting the processing of information on an IS. |
| DAA | official with authority to formally assume responsibility for operating a system at an acceptable level of risk |
| System Security Plan/ System Security Authorization Agreement | Planned security tasks required to meet system or network security requirements |
| ATO | Authority to operate: Declaration by the DAA that an IS is approved to operate in a particular security mode |
| IATO | Interim Authority to Operate: May be issued when the requirement for full accreditation cannot be met |
| Configuration Management | Procedures to assure the appropriate physical and technical protection of the backup and restoration hardware, firmware, and software |
| Low-to- high Connections | Information being passed from low side will not have a confidentiality requirement |
| High-to-low Connections | Must be sanitized of all classified information before being established on the low side |
| Risk Management | Process that allows IT manager to balance the operational and economic costs of protective measures |
| 5 attributes of IA | Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability, non- repudiation, authentication |
| Root Level Intrusion (incident) | unauthorized privileged access to a DoD system |
| User Level Intrusion (incident) | Unauthorized non- privileged access to a DoD system |
| Unsuccessful Activity attempt | Deliberate |
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