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- In the Sailor's Creed, whose orders does the Sailor promise to obey?
- Who wrote the Sailor's Creed, and when?
- What change to the Sailor's Creed did CNO Admiral Jeremy Boorda approve in 1994?
- Which line of the Sailor's Creed commits the Sailor to excellence and fairness?
- Which executive order established the Code of Conduct for Members of the Armed Forces, and when?
- In what two situations is a service member expected to live up to the Code of Conduct?
- What does Article I of the Code of Conduct say the service member is prepared to do?
- Under Article III of the Code of Conduct, what must a captured service member do?
- Under the Code of Conduct, may a prisoner of war accept parole or special favors from the enemy?
- Under Article IV of the Code of Conduct, who takes command among prisoners of war?
- Under Article V of the Code of Conduct, what information must a POW give when questioned?
- Which Code of Conduct articles were amended after 1955, and by what orders?
- What is non-judicial punishment (NJP) under Article 15 of the UCMJ?
- Can a Sailor attached to or embarked in a vessel refuse NJP and demand trial by court-martial?
- What is the most restriction any commanding officer may give an enlisted Sailor at NJP?
- What are the limits on extra duties at NJP for an enlisted Sailor?
- What are the limits on correctional custody at NJP?
- What confinement can be imposed at NJP on a Sailor attached to or embarked in a vessel?
- How does a Sailor appeal NJP, and must the punishment be served meanwhile?
- Does NJP prevent a later court-martial for the same act?
- Under Article 31(b) of the UCMJ, what must a suspect be told before being questioned?
- Can a statement obtained by coercion or without an Article 31 warning be used at court-martial?
- Which UCMJ article covers failing to go to your appointed place of duty at the time prescribed?
- Which UCMJ article covers disrespect toward, or disobeying, a petty officer?
- Which UCMJ article covers violating a lawful general order or regulation?
- Under which UCMJ article is dereliction of duty charged?
- Which controlled substances are named in Article 112a of the UCMJ?
- What does Article 134, the General Article, cover?
- Under Article 137, when must the key UCMJ articles be explained to an enlisted member?
- What can a Sailor do under Article 138 if their commanding officer wrongs them and refuses redress?
- Under whose authority does the Department of the Navy operate?
- How is the Secretary of the Navy appointed?
- How long after leaving active duty as a regular officer must a person wait before becoming Secretary of the Navy?
- Which section of Title 10 establishes the Secretary of the Navy?
- When did Congress establish a separate Department of the Navy?
- When did the Marine Corps become part of the Department of the Navy?
- What is the Navy's primary mission under U.S. Navy Regulations?
- What are the three principal elements of the Department of the Navy?
- What grade does the Chief of Naval Operations hold, and whom does the CNO outrank?
- To whom is the Chief of Naval Operations directly responsible?
- How does Navy Regulations describe a commanding officer's authority?
- Can a Sailor on the sick list or under arrest still exercise authority over subordinates?
- Does delegating authority relieve a Sailor of responsibility?
- What does Navy Regulations article 1023, Abuse of Authority, forbid?
- What should an enlisted Sailor do on receiving an order that conflicts with one from another superior?
- Can a junior give an order to a senior based on rank alone?
- What does Navy Regulations article 1132 require of every person in the naval service?
- What must Sailors report under Navy Regulations article 1137?
- Can anyone deny a Sailor the right to talk to the commanding officer?
- May a command stop a Sailor from writing to their member of Congress privately?
- Besides committing sexual harassment, what else does Navy Regulations article 1166 forbid?
- What does Navy Regulations article 1167 prohibit, and where did it come from?
- What kind of officer-enlisted relationship does Navy Regulations article 1165 prohibit?
- Can a Sailor be punished under the UCMJ for violating the Navy fraternization instruction?
- Which chief petty officer relationships with junior Sailors are prohibited?
- Besides rank, which two other relationships does the Navy fraternization policy cover?
- Is fraternization limited to male-female or officer-enlisted relationships?
- Which activities between officer and enlisted members are always considered unduly familiar?
- Does a later marriage excuse fraternization?
- What happens to a relationship that existed before one member's status changed, such as an E-6 commissioning?
- How must a command report a fraternization allegation?
- What protection does a Sailor who reports fraternization have?
- How does DoDI 1020.03 define harassment?
- What purpose makes conduct hazing under DoD policy?
- Is "pinning" or "tacking on" rank insignia hazing?
- Is extra military instruction (EMI) hazing?
- Does the victim's consent make hazing acceptable?
- What is bullying under DoD harassment policy?
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