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L Law enforcement duty, 4-3 Leadership accepting responsibility, 1-4 continuum, 1-2 counseling, 1-11 followership, 1-3 fundamentals, 1-1 human behavior, 1-5 individual worth, 1-6 personal qualities, 1-3 Limited duty officer, 4-4 Logs, POOW, 8-4 M Mandatory turn-in repairables (MTR), 7-17 Master-at-arms, 6-3 Material identification, see Supply procedures Military organization other than Department of the Navy, 5-1 Military standard requisitioning and issue procedure (MILSTRIP), 7-11 N Naval organization, 5-9 operating forces, 5-12 shore establishment, 5-14 Navy enlisted classification (NEC), 4-1 P Personal excellence program, 3-3 Personnel qualification standards (PQS), 1-13 Petty officer of the watch (POOW), 8-1 Petty officer quality control program, 4-2 Petty officer’s authority, 2-1 general, 2-1 lawful orders, 2-2 organizational, 2-1 Petty officer’s insignia, see Insignia Petty officer’s responsibility, 2-3 reporting violations, 2-7 redress of grievances/complaints of wrongs, 2-6 Police petty officer, 8-20 Procurement, see Supply procedures Q Qualifications history, 4-8 Quarterdeck, POOW, 8-4 R Record of emergency data, 4-6 Responsibility, petty officer’s, 2-3 reporting violations, 2-3 Rules of the road, POOW, 8-19 S Safety, organizational, 6-1 Safety, POOW, 8-13 Section leader, 8-20 Security, POOW, 8-11 Service record, 4-6 Shore patrol, 8-21 Small arms, POOW, 8-12 Special evolutions, POOW, 8-15 Special material identification code (SMIC), 7-4 Special programs and projects, 4-3 Special warfare community, 4-4 Stock and control numbers, 7-2 Suicide prevention, 3-13 Supervisory skills, 1-7 conflict resolution, 1-11 continuous improvement, 1-13 evaluating performance, 1-11 feedback, performance, 1-9 leadership continuum, 1-2 INDEX-2

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