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Code of Ethics - US Navy DEP StudyGuide with complete solutions
Explain the Navy's Policy on Alcohol use. - Answer -If you are under age you must say
NO to alcohol use. If you are of age and choose to drink, you must use good judgement
and drink responsibly. The Navy's Right Spirit program focuses on responsible alcohol
use and the deglamorization of alcohol. The Navy expects responsibility and moderation
from you at all times. Irresponsible alcohol use will not be tolerated.
Explain the Navy's Drug Policy. - Answer -Alcohol abuse or illegal or improper use of
drugs during your enlistment could result in possible administrative separation with a
less than honorable discharge and loss of veterans benefits. Zero tolerance means zero
tolerance.
Explain the Navy's Sexual Harassment Policy. - Answer -Sexual harassment violates
standards of behavior required of all Department of the Navy personnel. Sexual
harassment is unacceptable conduct; it debilitated morale, interferes with the work
productivity of an organization, and can cause serious psychological stress for the
recipient. It is the responsibility of every member of the U.S. Navy to ensure that sexual
harassment is prevented and that any instance of sexual harassment is dealt with
swiftly, fairly, and effectively.
Explain Fraternization (while in DEP & Boot Camp). - Answer -New recruits, once they
arrive at RTC, will not be allowed to talk or socialize between the sexes.
Communications between recruits will be on a strict, professional basis. Any recruit that
breaks this rule may be set back two weeks in training.
Explain your recruiter's prohibited practices. - Answer -- Coach or entice you to provide
false statement, records, or documents to effect your enlistment.
- Bribe or coerce you to process for enlistment. Intervene with police or judicial
authorities on your behalf.
- Form, or attempt to form, a dating or private and unofficial social relationship with you.
Solicit to engage in, or engage in, any unofficial financial or business dealings with you.
- Transport you in their personally owned vehicle, gamble with you, or solicit or accept
anything of value from you.
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