BDOC - DIVO Fundamentals Study Guide With Complete Solution

Administrative Chain of Command - Answer 1. POTUS 2. SECDEF 3. SECNAV 4. CNO ☆☆☆☆ 5. PACFLT/USFF ☆☆☆☆ 6. TYCOM ☆☆ or ☆☆☆ 7. DESRON/PHIBRON 8. CO Operational Chain of Comand - Answer 1. POTUS 2. SECDEF 3. CJCS ☆☆☆☆ 4. COCOM ☆☆☆☆ 5. FLT COMMANDER ☆☆☆☆ 6. CSG/ESG ☆ 7. DESRON/PHIBRON 8. CO USPACOM (COCOM) - Answer Indo-Asia-Pacific Region Based in Honolulu, HI USCENTCOM (COCOM) - Answer Middle East, Central Asia, Egypt Based in Macdill AFB, FL USAFRICOM (COCOM) - Answer Africa, except Egypt Based in Kelley Barracks, Germany USEUCOM (COCOM) - Answer Europe, Russia, Greenland, Israel Based in Stuttgart, Germany USNORTHCOM (COCOM) - Answer US, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Canada, Mexico Based in Peterson AFB, CO USSOUTHCOM (COCOM) - Answer Central and South America, Caribbean Based in Miami, FL SOCOM (COCOM) - Answer Special Operations Command -Training special forces -Based in Macdill AFB, FL STRATCOM (COCOM) - Answer Strategic Command -Global strike/mission defense/formerly cyber as well -Based in Omaha, NE TRANSCOM (COCOM) - Answer Transportation Command -Provide transportation and logistics in support of DoD assets -Based in Scott AFB, IL USFF (TF 80) - Answer West Atlantic 4th FLT - Answer Caribbean, Central, South America 3rd FLT - Answer East Pacific 7th FLT - Answer West Pacific, Indian Ocean 5th FLT - Answer Arabian Gulf, Red Sea, Gulf of Oman, part of Indian Ocean 6th FLT - Answer East Atlantic, Mediterranean, North Seas 10th FLT - Answer Cyberwarfare Admin vs. Operational Commanders - Answer Administrative - administrative orders from up top Operational - warheads on foreheads, maintaining and training fleets Types of CASREPS - Answer CASINT - Initial - submit NLT 24 hrs if it can't be fixed in 48 CASUP - Update - change to information (New ETR) CASCOR - Correction - equipment has been repaired CASCAN - Cancellation - equipment taken out of use What do we get out of CASREPS? - Answer - Technical Assistance - Required Parts (Allotted Funding) - Both What is in CASREPS? - Answer Summary/Impact Technical Description Pending Action(s) Activity Point of Contact (POC) Mishap Report Statement Minimum 30 Day Ship Schedule Minimize Statement (when required) What parts of CASREPS are classified? - Answer Ship Schedule Warfare Mission Degradation Impact of Casualty Why do we write CASREPS? - Answer Inform ISIC of degraded mission area due to an equipment casualty Minimum classification for CASREP - Answer Confidential CASREP - CAT 2 - Answer (P) Major or full loss of secondary mission Minor loss of primary mission Updated every 30 days CASREP - CAT 3 - Answer (O) Major loss of secondary or primary mission Updated every 10 days CASREP - CAT 4 - Answer (O) Total loss of primary mission Updated every 72 hours Reasons for CASCANs - Answer -Submitted upon entering CNO availability -Equipment is taken out of use (Ship decommissioned/Equipment upgraded) -Equipment can't be fixed by routine means DRRS-N - Answer Defense Readiness Reporting System - Navy Purpose of DRRS-N - Answer Reporting readiness to ISIC and higher ups, giving a snapshot of the ship's ability to accomplish missions PESTO - Answer Personnel Equipment Supply Training Ordinance MET - Answer Mission Essential Tasks Make up the required abilities to meet particular capabilities DIVO Tasks from the SORM - Answer - Walk spaces daily - Maintain DIVO Notebook - Maintain CSMP - Optimum material readiness (3M) - Check message traffic CSMP - Answer Current Ship's Maintenance Plan List of jobs currently submitted for division/ship