DIVO Fundamentals Test Questions with 100% Complete Solutions, A+

CDO - Command Duty Officer - Authorized by the CO to carry out the routine of the unit in port ATTWO - Anti Terrorism Tactical Watch Officer - Tactically employs assets to defend the unit against terrorist attack when in port EDO - Engineering Duty Officer - Same duties as the EOOW underway, in addition to managing the duty section POOW - Petty Officer of the Watch - Assist the OOD in supervising the watch team - Maintains the deck log and supervises the use of the 1MC - Reports to the OOD MOOW - Messenger of the Watch - Performs various routine duties tasked by the OOD or POOW (Maintaining visitor log and access badges; maintain the cleanliness of the quarterdeck/brow) - Reports to the OOD Sounding-and-Security Watch - - Assigned for additional and increased physical security (rovers) - Reports at least hourly to the OOD Duty Master-at-Arms - - Responsible for conducting periodic musters of restricted crew, supervising the performance of extra duty, & routine inspections - Enforces standards of order and discipline OOD In Port Duties - - Designated by the CO to be in charge of the unit - Carry out routine and inform changes in the routine - Report to the CDO in CO's absence - Render honors - Maintain Deck Log - Colors - Maintain Lines OOD Comm Equipment - 1MC Ship's Service Telephone Handheld Radios Quarterdeck Alarms Sound-powered phones Importance of maintaining log books - They are legal documents and should be treated as such Ship's Deck Log - Chronological record of events - POOW makes entries and OOD ensures accuracy and timeliness; signs at the conclusion of watch Required Personnel Deck Log Entries - - Arrival/Departure of the CO - Honors, Ceremonies, and Visits - Unexplained or Unauthorized absences Required Operational/Navigational Deck Log Entries - - Accidents (resulting in a loss of ANY kind) - Actions - Propulsion Status (Major changes in propulsion plant status or procedures that affect the ship's ability to maneuver) Relieving the Watch - - Inspect all spaces and equipment prior to relieving the watch - Examine all applicable log readings since they last had the watch; read the remarks section of those logs - Appropriate permissions and reports are given - Sign the log as appropriate First Substitution - Absence of the flag officer or unit commander