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What is the core principle that defines the mission of Naval Logistics?
What is the core principle that defines the mission of Naval Logistics?
- Ensuring the _Right Part_ is in the _Right Place_ at the _Right Time_. (correct)
- Prioritizing speed and efficiency in all logistical operations.
- Maintaining a surplus of supplies to prevent shortages.
- Minimizing transportation costs and maximizing storage capacity.
What is the primary function of the Fleet Freight/Cargo message?
What is the primary function of the Fleet Freight/Cargo message?
- To direct the delivery of material to a ship, wherever it may be located (e.g., during RAS or port visits). (correct)
- To communicate changes in port visit schedules to logistical personnel.
- To provide a detailed inventory of all cargo onboard a vessel.
- To request additional funding for freight and cargo operations.
Why is maintaining a 'Never Out List' crucial for naval vessels?
Why is maintaining a 'Never Out List' crucial for naval vessels?
- It guarantees the availability of essential materials like toilet paper, printer paper, and gloves, which are always required. (correct)
- It helps reduce waste and overstocking of frequently used supplies.
- It simplifies the process of ordering new supplies through a pre-approved list.
- It ensures a consistent supply of luxury items for the crew's morale.
What does it mean for a part to be designated as Depot Level Repairable (DLR)?
What does it mean for a part to be designated as Depot Level Repairable (DLR)?
How does the 'Remain in Place' (RIP) procedure affect the handling of DLR parts?
How does the 'Remain in Place' (RIP) procedure affect the handling of DLR parts?
What is the primary purpose of Maintenance Assistance Modules (MAM) in naval maintenance operations?
What is the primary purpose of Maintenance Assistance Modules (MAM) in naval maintenance operations?
How can funds be accessed and utilized through the Navy Cash program?
How can funds be accessed and utilized through the Navy Cash program?
Where are the profits from a ship's store typically directed?
Where are the profits from a ship's store typically directed?
What is the purpose of the Basic Daily Food Allowance (BDFA)?
What is the purpose of the Basic Daily Food Allowance (BDFA)?
Who is responsible for managing battle rations on a naval vessel?
Who is responsible for managing battle rations on a naval vessel?
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Naval Logistics Mission
Naval Logistics Mission
The mission of Naval Logistics is to provide the right part, in the right place, at the right time.
Fleet Freight/Cargo message Purpose
Fleet Freight/Cargo message Purpose
Routes material to wherever the ship is (e.g., RAS, port visit).
"Never Out List"
"Never Out List"
Material the ship always has to have on hand, such as toilet paper, printer paper, gloves, pens, etc.
Depot Level Repairables (DLR)
Depot Level Repairables (DLR)
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Remain in Place (RIP)
Remain in Place (RIP)
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Maintenance Assist Modules (MAM)
Maintenance Assist Modules (MAM)
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Navy Cash program
Navy Cash program
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Ship's Store Profits
Ship's Store Profits
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BDFA
BDFA
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6 Categories of Hazmat
6 Categories of Hazmat
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Study Notes
- The mission of Naval Logistics is to have the right part, in the right place, at the right time.
- CARGO is the Consolidated Afloat Requisition Guide Overseas.
- The Fleet Freight/Cargo message routes material to wherever the ship is, such as during a Replenishment at Sea (RAS) or a port visit.
- A "Never Out List" contains material that the ship must always have on hand, including toilet paper, printer paper, gloves, and pens.
DLR (Depot Level Repair) Parts
- DLR stands for Depot Level Repairable.
- Depot Level Repairables are parts maintained by the Navy, economically repaired, and then sent back out to the fleet.
- A 5G advice code means to give the part to Supply.
- A 5S advice code means the part remains in the system.
RIP (Remain in Place) Procedures
- Remain in Place authorizes a DLR to stay in place until it is replaced with a new one, which must be approved by NAVSUP WSS.
MAM (Maintenance Assist Modules)
- MAM is a maintenance assistant module used for troubleshooting equipment.
Navy Cash Program
- The Navy Cash program is a cashless system.
- Funds can be transferred at a NavyCash ATM on the ship.
- The NavyCash card has two ways to use it: the chip is for ship use, and the strip is for ashore use.
- Profits from the ship's store go to MWR (Morale, Welfare, and Recreation).
- BDFA stands for Basic Daily Food Allowance, which is the amount of money each person is allowed per day for food, currently at $11.06; it changes quarterly.
- The DCA (Damage Control Assistant) is in charge of battle rations.
- The Supply Officer is LT Hurst.
- The Disbursing Officer is LTJG Hughey.
Hazmat Categories
- The six categories of Hazmat are: flammable, aerosol, toxic, corrosive, oxidizing, and combustible.
- Throwing plastic over the side is prohibited.
- Metal can be thrown over the side at a distance of 12 nautical miles.
- Pulpable trash can be thrown over the side at a distance of 3 nautical miles.
- Hazmat spill kits are located at the Aft Decon station, the Vending machine P-way, and the Port Break.
- CASREP stands for Casualty Report.
- CAT2, CAT3, and CAT4 refer to specific categories of casualty reports.
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