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Navy ODS Final Exam (Study Guide) – Questions With Accurate Solutions (Expert Answered)
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Navy ODS Final Exam (Study Guide) – Questions WithAccurate Solutions (Expert Answered)
Rate Right Ans - applies to only enlisted
Rating Right Ans - enlisted occupational specialty; line officers have stars =
occupational symbol
Rank Right Ans - only officers
Top secret Right Ans - orange
exceptionally grave damage
Secret Right Ans - red
serious damage
Confidential Right Ans - blue
damage
CMEO Right Ans - Command Managed Equal Opportunity
What does CMEO deal with? Right Ans - sexual harassment
What is sexual harassment? Right Ans - unwanted sexual behavior
SAPR Right Ans - Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
What is SAPR? Right Ans - Naval Officers are mandatory reporters for
anyone in their chain of command
Restricted report Right Ans - anonymous
Unrestricted report Right Ans - formal investigation and trial
Confidentiality and Reporting Right Ans - 1. Chaplain
2. Victim's Legal Counsel
3. Medical Providers
4. Sexual Assault Response Coordinators (SARC)
, 5. Victim Advocates
Basic uniform item Right Ans - bare minimum
Prescribable uniform item Right Ans - CO requires wear of a particular part
of the uniform
Optional uniform item Right Ans - authorized by CO, but not required to
wear to complete uniform
Oath of Enlistment Right Ans - focuses on following orders, has to be
retaken when you re-enlist; it expires
Oath of Office Right Ans - have a questioning attitude, do not follow orders
blindly. No end date- don't have to re-enlist
5 types of correspondence Right Ans - 1. command letter (official letter)
2. standard naval letter
3. business letter
4. memorandum
5. email
Who is Family Care Plan mandatory to? Right Ans - Single with dependents
or married
Suicide Prevention acronym Right Ans - ACT
What does ACT stand for? Right Ans - Act, Care, Treat
What does LOAC stand for? Right Ans - Law of Armed Conflict
Four Basic LOAC principles Right Ans - 1. Military Necessity
2. Unnecessary Suffering
3. Proportionality
4. Discrimination
Military Necessity Right Ans - actions accepted by law
Unnecessary Suffering Right Ans - minimize collateral damage
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