Chlorinated cleaning solvents, 18-9
Civil War, 5-10
Classified material,
compromise of, 22-14
copying of, 22-10
destruction of, 22-12
marking of, 22-5
transmission of, 22-10
Cleaning, 18-1
compartments, 18-1
deck covers, 18-3
field day, 18-2
process of, 18-2
sweepers, 18-2
zone inspection, 18-3
Clean bill, 18-1
Cleaning solvents, 18-4 through 18-10
precautions, 18-5
types of, 18-8
Closed compartments, 18-7
Clothing, enlisted, 10-1
care of, 10-7
civilian, wearing of, 10-12
marking of, 10-7
seabags, 10-10
transfer of, 10-10
Coast Guard, 20-10
Code of Conduct, 2-2, 15-27, 15-28
Collective protection system, 13-26
Collision alarm, 12-9
Combustion, 12-19
Communications, 4-1 through 4-37, 12-9
alarms, 12-9
announcing and communications systems, 4-13
damage control wirefree communications, 4-19
dial telephones, 4-9
emergencie, 12-9
flags and pennants, 4-21
integrated voice communications system, 4-11
messengers, 12-10
phonetic alphabet, 4-1
security of, 4-12
side honors, 4-31
sound-powered circuits, 4-5
sound-powered telephones, 4-2
telephone talkers, 4-6
Contamination, detection, and identification survey
teams, 13-13
Continental Navy,
actions of, 5-3
ships of, 5-2
Credit, 17-13
Cruisers, 5-15, 8-16
Courts-martial, 2-38
Customs and Courtesies, 9-1 through 9-23
ceremonies, 9-11
courtesies, 9-1
customs, 9-1
etiquette, 9-15
saluting, 9-2
D
Damage control, 12-1 through 12-33
administrative organization, 12-1
battle organization, 6-7, 12-6
classes of fire, 12-21
communications, 12-9
damage control equipment, 12-23
damage control wirefree communications, 4-19
firefighting, 12-18
life support equipment, 12-14
ship’s integrity through subdivision, 12-10
Debit cards, 17-9
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