A4.  The three basic components of the Department of the Navy are— a.   Navy Department b.   Operating forces c.   Shore Establishment A5.  The  U.S.  Coast  Guard  operates  under  the following two departments: a.   Wartime—Department of the Navy b.   Peacetime—Department of Transportation REVIEW 2 ANSWERS A1.  Aboard  ship,  the  ship’s  organization  and regulations can be found in a publication known as the Shipboard Organization and Regulations Manual,  which  is  based  on  the Standard Organization  and  Regulations  of  the  U.S. Navy. A2.  Some aspects of a ship’s organization covered by the    Shipboard  Organization  and  Regulations Manual  include— a.   Unit’s  admin  organization,  including watches b.   Coordination of evolutions and emergency procedures c.   Conduct of personnel REVIEW 3 ANSWERS A1.  The two elements of a ship’s organization are the— a.   Battle organization b.   Administration organization A2.  The information contained in the— a.   Battle  organization  includes  the    numbers and specialties the unit needs to fulfill its wartime missions b.   Administration organization  makes sure the ship  can  fight  or  carry  out  its  mission; training,  maintenance,  and  routine operations are covered A3.  The responsibilities of the departments are— a.   Navigation—Safe navigation and piloting of the ship b.   Operations—In charge of all radar, sonar, and  communications  equipment  on  the ship.  Operations  collects  and  evaluates combat and operational information and conducts electronic warfare c.   E n g i n e e r i n g — O p e r a t i o n ,  c a re ,  a n d m a i n t e n a n c e  o f  a l l  p ro p u l s i o n  a n d auxiliary machinery d.   Supply—Operates  the  general  mess  and ship’s store; manages clothing and small stores issue room; maintains pay records; and  orders  and  receives  general  stores, supplies, spare parts, and ship’s equipment e.   Weapons/Deck/Combat  Systems—Respon- sibilities depend on type of ship. 1)  Weapons department or combat systems department—Operation,  care,  and maintenance  of  ships  armament  and weapons fire-control equipment 2)    Deck department—Responsible for deck functions A4. The  Navy Regs  has an entire chapter covering commanding officer duties. A5. Aboard  ship,  the    commanding  officer    is responsible for the safe navigation of the ship, the condition of the ship, and the appearance of material and personnel. A6.  A  CO  has  authority  equal  to  responsibility, i n c l u d i n g  t h e  p ow e r  t o  i m p o s e  l i m i t e d punishment.  This power can’t be delegated. A7. The  senior enlisted person  transmits ideas and recommendations directly to the CO. A8.  Duties of the XO include— a.   Arranging and coordinating ship/s work, d r i l l s ,   e x e rc i s e s ,   a n d   p o l i c i n g   a n d inspecting the ship b.   Investigating  matters  affecting  crew d i s c i p l i n e a n d c o n d u c t . M a k i n g recommendations to CO on these matters 6-17