3-9.
The best way for an inspector to deter-
3-14.
The operational readiness observing party
mine whether personnel are familiar with
differs from the administrative
the operating instructions of their
inspecting party in that it usually
department is to question the
contains
3-10.
3-11.
3-12.
3-13.
1.
department head concerning the
methods of instruction
2.
leading petty officers of the
department
3.
newly assigned or nonrated personnel
in the department
4.
personnel at random
How does an inspector determine the
methods employed in the engineering
department to locate stowed items?
1.
By examining the various supply
records and forms
2.
By inspecting the stowage bins and
boxes
3.
By asking a senior petty officer how
he would locate an item
4.
By questioning a department officer
on the methods employed
What type of inspection is mainly con-
cerned with a ship's ability to carry out
its wartime missions?
1.
Administrative inspection of the
ship as a whole
2.
Administrative inspection of the
ship's departments
3.
Operational readiness inspection
4.
Material inspection
1.
fewer warrant officers
2.
more third class petty officers
3.
fewer commissioned officers
4.
more leading petty officers
3-15.
What is the primary function of the
battle problem as it is related to the
engineering department of a ship?
3-16.
3-17.
Which of the following types of inspec-
tions include battle problems?
1.
Material inspections and operational
readiness inspections
2.
Operational readiness inspections
only
3.
Material inspections only
4.
All formal inspections
HOW is a ship's performance during its
operational readiness inspection
measured?
1.
By the standard of professional abi-
lity attained by the crew
2.
By the ship's ability to perform its
wartime functions adequately
3.
By the completeness, adequacy, and
implementation of its Battle Bill
4.
All of the above
3-18.
1.
To test the teamwork within the
department
2.
To evaluate the quality of the ship's
equipage
3.
To test the skill of rated personnel
in the department
4.
To measure the operational efficiency
of the engineering machinery
The value of a battle problem to a ship's
company is directly proportional to the
1.
amount of preparation time allowed
the ship's company before zero
problem time
2.
amount of realism provided in the
problem
3.
skill of the observing party
evaluating operational procedures
4.
number of trained observers
conducting the problem
What specific element increases the
value of a battle problem to a ship's
company?
1.
Surprise
2.
Dress rehearsal
3.
Advance notice
4.
Suspense
Which of the following types of infor-
mation should be supplied to a ship
before a battle problem begins?
1.
The time of "darken ship" inspection
2.
The time of a simulated casualty to
the power supply
3.
The end of problem time
4.
The time of JV telephone circuit
casualty
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