Statutory authority for U.S. Navy Regula- tions, 2-9 maintenance of Navy Regulations, 2-9 purpose and effect of U.S. Navy Regula- tions, 2-9 Stores, equipment, and repair parts, 4-5 controlled equipage, 4-17 determination of requirements, 4-7 integrated logistics overhaul (ILO), 4-23 inventories, 4-22 priorities, 4-13 receiving and inspecting, 4-13 records of expending and recovering accountable material, 4-18 responsibilities of custodians, 4-15 routine requirements, 4-9 stowage and custody, 4-14 stowage principles, 4-15 supply departments, 4-5 survey procedures, 4-18 Stowage, 4-14 principles of, 4-15 responsibilities of custodians, 4-15 Strategic plans, 3-2 Strategic resources, 1-9 Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT), 3-5 Submarines, 1-12 Supervisory responsibilities, 3-1 authority and power, 3-13 controlling,  3-6 determining work requirements and setting priorities, 3-4 effective leadership, 3-18 effective personal characteristics, 3-19 leadership, 3-14 management and supervisory skills, 3-18 organization, 3-11 plans, 3-2 staff, 3-5 Supply departments, 4-5 maintenance assistance modules (MAMs), 4-9 material obligation validation (MOV), 4-12 operating space items; 4-9 ready service spares (RSS), 4-9 routine requirements, 4-9 shipboard, 4-6 shipboard material request procedures, 4-9 Supply priorities, 4-13 Surface ships, 1-12 Survey, 4-18 report of, 4-19 responsibility for, 4-19 Survival training, 8-9 Survivor Benefit Plan, 5-20 Survivor benefits, 5-5 Syria, 1-19 T Theaters of operations, 1-3 Africa,  1-9 Europe, 1-3 Far East, the, 1-9 Middle East and Southwest Asia, 1-8 Warsaw Pact, 1-6 3-M systems, the, 4-24 departmental 3-M systems assistant, 4-24 division officer, 4-24 group supervisor, 4-24 work center supervisor, 4-25 Top Secret control officer, 9-5 Total quality management (TQM), 3-21 benefits of, 3-21 concept of, 3-21 customer-supplier relationship, 3-22 work process, focus on, 3-22 leadership and, 3-22 Training, 2-18 and 5-22 directing, 5-23 effective, 5-23 methods of, 5-23 of junior officers, 5-24 plan, 5-22 Training plan, 5-22 Travel, 5-5 Tuition assistance, 5-6 U U.S. sea power, 1-1 Uniforms,  7-9 awards, 7-21 caps and their insignias, 7-18 collar devices, 7-20 history of, 7-9 maintenance of, 7-24 rating badges, 7-18 required and optional, 7-14 Unit administration, 2-14 policy guidance, 2-14 relationship to other guidance, 2-14 Unit bills, 2-18 Unit directives system, 2-18 Unit organization, 2-15 United States Coast Guard, the, 2-9 United States Naval Academy, 5-9 INDEX-7