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Identify components of the informal resolution system. Address the issue with the person(s) involved & Elevate issue up Chain of Command if no resolution at lowest level Identify the options for filing formal complaints within the CMEO system. NAVREGS Article 1150 UCMJ Article 138 Navy Equal Opportunity Formal Complaint Form (NAVPERS Form 5354) Identify unacceptable behaviors/actions within the CMEO program. Whistling (Catcalling), Sexual behaviors in return for workplace rewards, Repeated requests for dates, Obscene letters, jokes, or comments Identify the roles and responsibilities of the CMEO?

• Coordinate the command climate assessment
• Maintains CMEO record files for 3 years
• Coordinates processing of EO/SH complaints

Moodle ODS MasterStudy Guide & Complete Solution Kit

2026 EDITION

• Medical Providers
• Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC) Where are the two closest prayer rooms located?
• King Hall
• Nimitz Hall What is the purpose of the Navy Suicide Prevention Program?
• Promote sailor resilience
• Implement support
• Reduce risk of suicide What are the three steps in ACT Act Care Treat What are some protective factors that reduce the risk of suicide?
• Feelings of purpose or belonging
• Strong connections with family and friends
• Positive attitude about seeking help Identify an individual who is part of the SPP resources.
• Chaplain
• Medical professional Who does the DON Suicide Prevention Program apply to?

All Navy personnel What is resilience? The ability to adjust, recover, or grow from the effects of stress Operational Stress Control (OSC): What is it? Used to make a decision by all personal to increase effectiveness to identify and minimize risks What is Operational Stress Control used for? Promotes an understanding of stress and the tools, support systems, and resources available to manage stress What are examples of barriers to navigating stress?

• Believing that stress problems are only experienced by the weak
• Believing everyone is the same Stress Reaction: The common, temporary, and often necessary experience of mild distress or changes in functioning due to stress from any cause. Stress Injury: More severe and persistent distress or loss of functioning caused by disruptions to the integrity of the brain, mind, or spirit Stressor: Any mental or physical challenge or set of challenges Stress Continuum Ready --> Reacting --> Injured --> Ill Ready in the Stress Continuum

What does the acronym ARI stand for? Alcohol Related Incident Match the numbers of the OTCN policy on alcohol consumption (0 - 0 - 1 - 3) 0: # of standard drinks if under 21 0: of standard drinks if driving 1: of standard drinks per hour 3: of standard drinks per liberty period What does the acronym NADAP stand for? Navy Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Who are qualified self-referral agents outside the command? DoD Medical Personnel Navy Drug & Alcohol Counselor Fleet & Family Support Center Counselors Chaplains What is OTCN's policy on alcohol? 0 - 0 - 1 - 3 What is the name of the referral you would report, if the Sailor is continuously smelling of alcohol and late for work? Command Referral with no incident PTU shirts may be worn in or out of shorts during individual PT True

What is the authorized fingernail length for each sex Men: Not to extend past the fingertips Women: ≤ 1/4" past fingertips On which side should a bag be carried when in uniform? Left The PTU is designed primarily for group/unit physical training activities and the semi-annual Physical Fitness Assessment (PFA). It can be worn on base for fitness and/or leisure but should not be worn off base unless determined otherwise by regional coordinators or commanding officers. False Which regulation covers uniform regulations? NAVPERS 15665I (remember that the numbers mirror each other....you should look in the mirror at your uniform) When should the cap or cover be worn?

• During invocation/benediction ceremony
• Indoor when on duty
• Outdoors on base
• When in a vehicle on base Which of the following are unauthorized grooming actions?
• Multi-color Hair
• Faddish Styles

• Prior to participating in the activity
• A completed ORM assessment What is a decision making tool used by all personnel to increase effectiveness by identifying and minimizing risks? Operational Risk Management (ORM) When is Time Critical Risk Management utilized? During mission or task execution When making risk decisions, what 3 steps are accomplished?
• Identify control options
• Determine control effects
• Make risk decision What are the 4 principles of ORM?
• Accept risks when benefit outweighs cost
• Accept no unnecessary risk
• Anticipate and manage risk by planning
• Make risk decisions at the right level What are the steps of the ABCD model? (ORM)
• Assess the situation
• Balance resources
• Communicate to others
• Do and debrief

What are the 3 levels of ORM?

• In-Depth
• Deliberate
• Time Critical What 3 hazard identification tools are used to complete a risk assessment?
• The "What if" analysis
• Change analysis
• Preliminary hazard analysis Identify all requirements for DoN employees regarding PII.
• Complete initial PII awareness training
• Digitally sign and encrypt emails containing PII
• Protect PII
• Complete annual PII training What qualifications are needed to be granted access to classified information?
• Having no known disqualifying factors
• Having the appropriate security clearance
• Having a need to know What terms identify the role of CO and Security Manager? Security Manager: Implementation CO: Management Who is ultimately responsible for the security program?

• Cardinal or gold on SDB
• Blue on SDW
• Gold after 12 years of service Stripes on SDB & SDW are earned how often?
• Every 4 years. Define Rank Used to describe Officer paygrades Define Rate Enlisted paygrade title Define Paygrade A person's relative standing in the military and determines how much pay a person receives. Define Rating Enlisted occupational specialty. Define Insignia Worn on a uniform to denote rank/rate, occupational specialty, or warfare qualification. What does ODC stand for? Officer Designator Codes Select the key factors involved in being a commissioned officer (this is specifically based off of the Moodle)
• Do not shift blame to others when problems arise
• Personify by personal example

• Are held to a higher standard
• Accountable for all that their Sailors do, or fail to do
• Must lead ethically and morally Match the text to its Oath That I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservations or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which I am about to enter Oath of Office And that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice Oath of Enlistment What is the key difference between the Oath of Office and the Oath of Enlistment? In the Oath of Enlistment, members swear they will obey the orders of the president of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over them. In the Oath of Office, members swear to well and faithfully discharge the duties of their office.

face of temptation or adversity. To have courage means to meet the demands of the naval profession and the mission when it is hazardous, demanding or otherwise difficult Commitment The day-to-day duty of every man and woman in the Department of the Navy is to join together as a team to improve the quality of our work, our people and ourselves. To have commitment is to influence positive change and constant growth and improvement What are the 4 main sections of the Constitution?

• Preamble
• Articles
• Bill of Rights (first 10 Amendments)
• Amendments What is the purpose of the preamble of the Constitution? The preamble is the introductory statement that provides the framework and general principles of the American government The Navy Ethos applies to active duty, reserve and DON civilians and identifies the __________, __________, and __________ of the United States Navy

• Beliefs
• Characteristics
• Culture How many work days do you have to respond to Congressional correspondence? 5 work days What are the single-letter codes for: Immediate, Routine, Priority, and Flash? Immediate: O Routine: R Priority: P Flash: Z What document uses a standard system of numbers and letter symbols to categorize and classify Navy and Marine Corps records? Standard Subject Identification Code Manual (SSICM) What documents must the Commander/CO/OIC sign?
• When required by law or regulation
• Documents that establish policy
• Addressing command issues to higher authority
• Certain aspects of military justice Although there is no specific guidance, informal correspondence should

Nations, the Administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development, the Chief of Staff to the President, and the Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs. What are the major areas of responsibility for the Coast Guard? Atlantic Area & Pacific Area What are the two types of Coast Guard Missions? Homeland Security Missions & Non-Homeland Security Missions Who provides operation advice to the President, Secretary of Defense, and the National Security Council? The Joint Chiefs of Staff What is the mission of the Navy? To recruit, train, equip, and organize to deliver combat ready Naval forces to win conflicts and wars while maintaining security and deterrence through sustained forward presence. A Corps is contains between __________ and _________ soldiers. a. 20,000-45, Put the organization of the Air Force in order.

1. Major Commands
2. Numbered Air Forces
3. Wing
4. Group

1. Squadron
2. Flight Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS)

• Principal Military Advisor to the POTUS, NSO, SECDEF
• Senior Ranking Member of the Armed Forces
• Relays orders from SECDEF and POTUS to Combat Commanders
• Purely Admin. No Military Command over Combat forces The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff serves as the principal military advisor to the President, the National Security Council, and the Secretary of Defense. True In what year was the National Security Council established? 1947 Who is the direct supervisor to a division officer? Department Head What is the function of the System and Type Commanders? Man, train, or equip forces What are the types of Reservists in the Navy. IRR / SELRES / FTS Where is 4th Fleet headquartered? Mayport, FL Where is the headquarters for AFRICOM 6th Fleet?