NAVY ODS Final Questions and
Answers | Study Guide | Grade A+
• CMEO -✓✓Command Managed Equal Opportunity
• What does CMEO deal with? -✓✓sexual harassment
• What is sexual harassment? -✓✓unwanted sexual behavior
• SAPR -✓✓Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
• What is SAPR? -✓✓Naval Officers are mandatory reporters for anyone in their chain of
command
• restricted report -✓✓anonymous
• unrestricted report -✓✓formal investigation and trial
• Confidentiality and Reporting -✓✓1. Chaplain
2. Victim's Legal Counsel
3. Medical Providers
4. Sexual Assault Response Coordinators (SARC)
5. Victim Advocates
• basic uniform item -✓✓bare minimum
• prescribable uniform item -✓✓CO requires wear of a particular part of the uniform
• optional uniform item -✓✓authorized by CO, but not required to wear to complete
uniform
• Oath of Enlistment -✓✓focuses on following orders, has to be retaken when you re-
enlist; it expires
• Oath of Office -✓✓have a questioning attitude, do not follow orders blindly. No end
date- don't have to re-enlist
• 5 types of correspondence -✓✓1. command letter (official letter)
2. standard naval letter
3. business letter
4. memorandum
5. email
, • Who is Family Care Plan mandatory to? -✓✓Single with dependents or married
• Suicide Prevention acronym -✓✓ACT
• What does ACT stand for? -✓✓Act, Care, Treat
• What does LOAC stand for? -✓✓Law of Armed Conflict
• Four Basic LOAC principles -✓✓1. Military Necessity
2. Unnecessary Suffering
3. Proportionality
4. Discrimination
• Military Necessity -✓✓actions accepted by law
• Unnecessary Suffering -✓✓minimize collateral damage
• Proportionality -✓✓loss of life/damage can't be more than military gain
• Discrimination -✓✓combatants and non-combatants
• combatants -✓✓anyone with hostile intent or actively engaged in combat
• non-combatants -✓✓trained, but with a particular skill se
• civilians -✓✓not combative, but can become combative if they show hostile intent
• Order of the Flags -✓✓1. Ensign
2. Army
3. Marine Corps
4. Navy
5. Air Force
6. Coast Guard
• When should you contact detailer about new command? -✓✓12 months
• When should you contact detailer about new command regarding exceptional family
member program? -✓✓15 months
• When should you contact detailer about new command regarding co-location? -
✓✓must be filed in 15 months
• Navy's Birthday -✓✓October 13, 1775
Answers | Study Guide | Grade A+
• CMEO -✓✓Command Managed Equal Opportunity
• What does CMEO deal with? -✓✓sexual harassment
• What is sexual harassment? -✓✓unwanted sexual behavior
• SAPR -✓✓Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
• What is SAPR? -✓✓Naval Officers are mandatory reporters for anyone in their chain of
command
• restricted report -✓✓anonymous
• unrestricted report -✓✓formal investigation and trial
• Confidentiality and Reporting -✓✓1. Chaplain
2. Victim's Legal Counsel
3. Medical Providers
4. Sexual Assault Response Coordinators (SARC)
5. Victim Advocates
• basic uniform item -✓✓bare minimum
• prescribable uniform item -✓✓CO requires wear of a particular part of the uniform
• optional uniform item -✓✓authorized by CO, but not required to wear to complete
uniform
• Oath of Enlistment -✓✓focuses on following orders, has to be retaken when you re-
enlist; it expires
• Oath of Office -✓✓have a questioning attitude, do not follow orders blindly. No end
date- don't have to re-enlist
• 5 types of correspondence -✓✓1. command letter (official letter)
2. standard naval letter
3. business letter
4. memorandum
5. email
, • Who is Family Care Plan mandatory to? -✓✓Single with dependents or married
• Suicide Prevention acronym -✓✓ACT
• What does ACT stand for? -✓✓Act, Care, Treat
• What does LOAC stand for? -✓✓Law of Armed Conflict
• Four Basic LOAC principles -✓✓1. Military Necessity
2. Unnecessary Suffering
3. Proportionality
4. Discrimination
• Military Necessity -✓✓actions accepted by law
• Unnecessary Suffering -✓✓minimize collateral damage
• Proportionality -✓✓loss of life/damage can't be more than military gain
• Discrimination -✓✓combatants and non-combatants
• combatants -✓✓anyone with hostile intent or actively engaged in combat
• non-combatants -✓✓trained, but with a particular skill se
• civilians -✓✓not combative, but can become combative if they show hostile intent
• Order of the Flags -✓✓1. Ensign
2. Army
3. Marine Corps
4. Navy
5. Air Force
6. Coast Guard
• When should you contact detailer about new command? -✓✓12 months
• When should you contact detailer about new command regarding exceptional family
member program? -✓✓15 months
• When should you contact detailer about new command regarding co-location? -
✓✓must be filed in 15 months
• Navy's Birthday -✓✓October 13, 1775
