YN Class WK 2 Flashcards

Precedence

• Precedence impacts the Speed of Service (SOS) for messages, indicating urgency.

Content

• Content distinguishes messages as operational or administrative, guiding their handling.

Addresses

• Addresses define the message type, determining its routing and delivery.

Format

• Format is dictated by operating doctrine, ensuring uniformity in message presentation.

Genadmin Message

• A Genadmin message is formatted for consistent distribution to a standard group.
• Sending authority for Genadmin messages is restricted to echelon 1 and 2 commands.

Allowable Characters

• Allowable characters in messages include alphabetic letters, numbers, and blank spaces.

Special Characteristics

• Key components of messages include MSGID (Message Identification), SUBJ (Subject), and RMKS (Remarks).

Delrep Message

• A Delrep message grants authorization and specifies the updated Estimated Date of Arrival for service members.

Message

• A message is a concise written communication expressing a thought or idea.

Types of Narrative Messages

• Four types of classified and unclassified narrative messages:
  • Single-address message
  • Multiple-address message
  • Book message
  • General message

Message User Roles

• Three distinct message user roles:
  • Originator: The individual who owns the message content.
  • Drafter: The person responsible for typing and formatting the message.
  • Releaser: The person who sends out the message across the Navy.

Networks Supporting Message Traffic

• Two networks facilitate message traffic:
  • Non Secure Internet Protocol Router Network (NIPRNET) for unclassified messages.
  • Secure Internet Protocol Network (SIPRNET) for classified messages.

Example of Addressing a Message

• An example format for addressing a message: "16 1400 Z JUL 23", which indicates date and time.