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ASSIGNMENT 5
Textbook Assignment: “Military Responsibilities and Duties,” chapter 8.
5-1.
When is the petty officer of the watch
(POOW) the primary enlisted assistant
to the officer of the deck (OOD)?
1. At sea
2. In port
3. On watch on the bridge
4. On watch in battle conditions
5-2.
For detailed information on preparing naval
correspondence, you should refer to what
document?
1.
Department of the Navy Correspondence
Manual, SECNAVINST 5216.5
2.
Preparing, Maintaining and Submitting
the Ship’s Deck Log, O PNAVINST
3100.7B
3.
U.S. Navy Regulations
4.
Standard Organization and Regulations
of the U.S. Navy
5-3.
The commanding officer, officer in charge,
or the person acting in either position must
personally sign which of the following
documents?
1. Those which establish p olicy
2. Those which make changes to
the command’s mission
3. Those required by law or regulation
4. All of the above
5-4.
If signature authority has been delegated
to the leading petty officer, which of the
following documents is he/she NOT allowed
to sign?
1. Service record pages
2. Special request chits
3. DD 214
4. 3M weekly schedule
5-5.
The basic requirements for maintaining
the ship's deck log are contained in which
of the following documents?
1.
U.S. Navy Regulations
2.
Standard Organization and
Regulations of the U.S. Navy
3. Both 1 and 2 above
4.
Naval Ships’ Technical Manual
5-6.
At times deck logs may be used in
which of the following legal actions?
1. Naval courts
2. Admiralty proceedings
3. Civilian courts
4. All of the above
5-7.
If you make a mistake in a deck log,
you must take what corrective action?
1. Use white out
2. Scratch out the error
3. Tear out the page and rewrite the entry
4. Draw a single line through the mistake
5-8.
Deck log entries must be clear, concise,
accurate, and be
1. signed by the commanding officer
2. typewritten
3. preceded by the time of occurrence
4. written in red ink
5-9.
The overall responsibility for the deck
log belongs to the
1. OOD
2. JOOD
3. POOD
4. CDO
