NAVY ODS EXAM WITH 200+ QUESTIONS AND
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What is the ideological difference between the Oath of Office and the Oath of
Enlistment? - ANSWER-Lead versus obey
What documents must the Commander/Commanding Officer/Officer in Charge
sign? - ANSWER-Documents that establish policy, addressing command issues
to higher authority, certain aspects of military justice, when required by law or
regulation
What provides a model for joint letters, multiple-address letters, endorsements,
directives and memoranda? - ANSWER-Standard letter
How many work days do you have to respond to Congressional
correspondence? - ANSWER-5 days
Although there is no specific guidance, informal correspondence should be
what? - ANSWER-Be brief, observe traditional customs and courtesies, and use
good taste
What document uses a standard system of numbers and letter symbols to
categorize and classify Navy and Marine Corps records? - ANSWER-Standard
Subject Identification Code manual (SSIC)
,What are the four different message types, time periods for delivery, and levels
of urgency? - ANSWER-Flash (Z) - ASAP, 10 minutes or less, extreme urgency
Immediate (O) - 30 minutes or less, grave effect
Priority (P) - 3 hours or less, quick action
Routine (R) - 6 hours or less, lack sufficient urgency
Who are the members of the National Security Council? - ANSWER-President,
Vice President, National Security Advisor, Secretary of Defense, Secretary of
State, Secretary of Treasury, Secretary of Energy, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
of Staff, National Security Agency
Who are the members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff? - ANSWER-Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Chief of
Staff of the Air Force, Chief of Naval Operations, Commandant of the USMC,
Chief of Staff of the Army and Chief of the National Guard Bureau
What do the Joint Chiefs of Staff do? - ANSWER-Provide operational advice to
the president, the SecDef and the National Security Council
In what year was the National Security Council, Department of Defense and Air
Force established? - ANSWER-1947
Air Force Structure - ANSWER-Major Command
Numbered
Wing
Group
Squadron
Flight
Who serves as the principal military advisor to the President, National Security
Council and the SecDef? - ANSWER-Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
,What does SORM stand for? - ANSWER-Standard Organization and
Regulations Manual
What types of missions does the Coast Guard conduct? - ANSWER-Defense
operations, maritime law enforcement, maritime response, maritime prevention,
maritime security operations, maritime transportation system management
What are the two major areas of responsibility of the Coast Guard? - ANSWER-
Atlantic and Pacific
Which individuals are part of Suicide Prevention Program resource list? -
ANSWER-Chaplain, medical professional, chain of command, behavioral
health, leadership
What is a stress reaction? - ANSWER-The common, temporary, and often
necessary experience of mild distress
What is a stressor? - ANSWER-Any mental or physical challenge or set of
challenges
What is a stress injury? - ANSWER-More severe and persistent distress or loss
of functioning caused by disruption to the integrity of the brain, mind, or spirit
What are the barriers to navigating stress? - ANSWER-Believing everyone is
the same, believing that stress problems are only experienced by the weak, harm
to career, intolerance for weakness of any kind, intolerance or fear of those
different from oneself
Describe each phase of the stress continuum model. - ANSWER-Ready
(effective communication, emotionally and physically healthy), reacting
(irritable and pessimistic), injures (sleeplessness and self medicating, social
isolation), and ill (constant and disabling distress, depression, severe anxiety)
, What does DAPA stand for? - ANSWER-Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor
What does SARP stand for? - ANSWER-Substance Abuse Rehabilitation
Program
What does NADAP stand for? - ANSWER-Navy Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Prevention
What is the NADAP instruction number? - ANSWER-OPNAVIST 5340.4D
What are classified material responsibilities for Commanding Officers and
Security managers? - ANSWER-The commanding officer manages the
Information Security Program and the Security Manage implements the
Information Security Program
What are the requirements for DoN employees regarding PII? - ANSWER-
Complete initial PII awareness training, complete annual PII training, protect
PII, digitally sign and encrypt emails containing PII
Who is eligible for healthcare through the military? - ANSWER-Active duty,
reserve component when on duty orders over 30 days, Medal of Honor
recipients (and their dependents), widowed and unmarried children younger
than 26, and retirees
What are the leave types? - ANSWER-Chargeable (regular, emergency,
terminal) and non-chargeable (convalescent, Care Giver, house hunting)
Describe SGLI and what it is used for. - ANSWER-Service members Group
Life Insurance; term life insurance that is voluntary, non-taxable and remains in
effect for 120 days after discharge; maximum coverage is $400,000 and is
available in increments of $50,000
WELL VERIFIED ANSWERS|| ALREADY
GRADED A+ || GUARANTEED PASS || LATEST
VERSION 2025
What is the ideological difference between the Oath of Office and the Oath of
Enlistment? - ANSWER-Lead versus obey
What documents must the Commander/Commanding Officer/Officer in Charge
sign? - ANSWER-Documents that establish policy, addressing command issues
to higher authority, certain aspects of military justice, when required by law or
regulation
What provides a model for joint letters, multiple-address letters, endorsements,
directives and memoranda? - ANSWER-Standard letter
How many work days do you have to respond to Congressional
correspondence? - ANSWER-5 days
Although there is no specific guidance, informal correspondence should be
what? - ANSWER-Be brief, observe traditional customs and courtesies, and use
good taste
What document uses a standard system of numbers and letter symbols to
categorize and classify Navy and Marine Corps records? - ANSWER-Standard
Subject Identification Code manual (SSIC)
,What are the four different message types, time periods for delivery, and levels
of urgency? - ANSWER-Flash (Z) - ASAP, 10 minutes or less, extreme urgency
Immediate (O) - 30 minutes or less, grave effect
Priority (P) - 3 hours or less, quick action
Routine (R) - 6 hours or less, lack sufficient urgency
Who are the members of the National Security Council? - ANSWER-President,
Vice President, National Security Advisor, Secretary of Defense, Secretary of
State, Secretary of Treasury, Secretary of Energy, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
of Staff, National Security Agency
Who are the members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff? - ANSWER-Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Chief of
Staff of the Air Force, Chief of Naval Operations, Commandant of the USMC,
Chief of Staff of the Army and Chief of the National Guard Bureau
What do the Joint Chiefs of Staff do? - ANSWER-Provide operational advice to
the president, the SecDef and the National Security Council
In what year was the National Security Council, Department of Defense and Air
Force established? - ANSWER-1947
Air Force Structure - ANSWER-Major Command
Numbered
Wing
Group
Squadron
Flight
Who serves as the principal military advisor to the President, National Security
Council and the SecDef? - ANSWER-Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
,What does SORM stand for? - ANSWER-Standard Organization and
Regulations Manual
What types of missions does the Coast Guard conduct? - ANSWER-Defense
operations, maritime law enforcement, maritime response, maritime prevention,
maritime security operations, maritime transportation system management
What are the two major areas of responsibility of the Coast Guard? - ANSWER-
Atlantic and Pacific
Which individuals are part of Suicide Prevention Program resource list? -
ANSWER-Chaplain, medical professional, chain of command, behavioral
health, leadership
What is a stress reaction? - ANSWER-The common, temporary, and often
necessary experience of mild distress
What is a stressor? - ANSWER-Any mental or physical challenge or set of
challenges
What is a stress injury? - ANSWER-More severe and persistent distress or loss
of functioning caused by disruption to the integrity of the brain, mind, or spirit
What are the barriers to navigating stress? - ANSWER-Believing everyone is
the same, believing that stress problems are only experienced by the weak, harm
to career, intolerance for weakness of any kind, intolerance or fear of those
different from oneself
Describe each phase of the stress continuum model. - ANSWER-Ready
(effective communication, emotionally and physically healthy), reacting
(irritable and pessimistic), injures (sleeplessness and self medicating, social
isolation), and ill (constant and disabling distress, depression, severe anxiety)
, What does DAPA stand for? - ANSWER-Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor
What does SARP stand for? - ANSWER-Substance Abuse Rehabilitation
Program
What does NADAP stand for? - ANSWER-Navy Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Prevention
What is the NADAP instruction number? - ANSWER-OPNAVIST 5340.4D
What are classified material responsibilities for Commanding Officers and
Security managers? - ANSWER-The commanding officer manages the
Information Security Program and the Security Manage implements the
Information Security Program
What are the requirements for DoN employees regarding PII? - ANSWER-
Complete initial PII awareness training, complete annual PII training, protect
PII, digitally sign and encrypt emails containing PII
Who is eligible for healthcare through the military? - ANSWER-Active duty,
reserve component when on duty orders over 30 days, Medal of Honor
recipients (and their dependents), widowed and unmarried children younger
than 26, and retirees
What are the leave types? - ANSWER-Chargeable (regular, emergency,
terminal) and non-chargeable (convalescent, Care Giver, house hunting)
Describe SGLI and what it is used for. - ANSWER-Service members Group
Life Insurance; term life insurance that is voluntary, non-taxable and remains in
effect for 120 days after discharge; maximum coverage is $400,000 and is
available in increments of $50,000
