NAVEDTRA 82412

Naval Education and June 1993 Nonresident Training

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Electronics Technician
Volume 2–Administration

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 ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN, VOLUME 2, ADMINISTRATION
NAVEDTRA 82412
Prepared by the Naval Education and Training Program Management
Support Activity, Pensacola, Florida

Congratulations! By enrolling in this course, you have demonstrated a desire to improve

yourself and the Navy. Remember, however, this self-study course is only one part of the
total Navy training program. Practical experience, schools, selected reading, and your
desire to succeed are also necessary to successfully round out a fully meaningful training
program. You have taken an important step in self-improvement. Keep up the good work.

HOW TO COMPLETE THIS COURSE SUCCESSFULLY
ERRATA: If an errata comes with this course,
make all indicated changes or corrections
before you start any assignment. Do not
change or correct the Training Manual
(TRAMAN) or assignments in any other way.
TEXTBOOK ASSIGNMENTS: The TRAMAN for this
course Is ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN, VOLUME 2,
ADMINISTRATION, NAVEDTRA 12412. The TRAMAN
pages that you are to study are listed at the
beginning of each assignment. Study these
pages carefully before attempting to answer
the questions in the course. Pay close
attention to tables and illustrations because
they contain information that will help you
understand the text. Read the learning
objectives provided at the beginning of each
chapter or topic in the text and/or preceding
each set of questions in the course.
Learning objectives state what you should be
able to do after studying the material.
Answering the questions correctly helps you
accomplish the objectives.
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emphasize important or supplemental
information and to highlight instructions for
answering certain questions. Read these
black dot entries carefully; they will help
you answer the questions and understand the
material.
and information from others on problems that
may arise in the course. However, the
answers must be the result of your own work
and decisions. You are prohibited from
referring to or copying the answers of
others and from giving answers to anyone
else taking the same course. Failure to
follow these rules can result in suspension
from the course and disciplinary action.
SUBMITTING COMPLETED ANSWER SHEETS:
Complete all assignments as quickly as
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course. As a minimum, you must submit at
least one assignment per month. This is a
requirement established by the Chief of
Naval Education and Training. Failure to
meet this requirement could result in
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TYPES OF ANSWER SHEETS: If you are a U.S.
Navy enlisted member on active duty or a
drilling U.S. Naval Reserve enlisted member,
you should use the answer sheet attached at
the end of this course and follow the
instructions in section A below. If you are
an enlisted U.S. Naval Reserve member who is
not attached to a drilling unit or if you
not an officer, a civilian, or a member of
the U.S. Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, or
Coast Guard, you should use the Automatic
Data Processing (ADP) answer sheets included
in the course package and follow the
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SELECTING YOUR ANSWERS: After studying the
TRAMAN, you should be ready to answer the
questions in the assignment. Read each
question carefully, then select the BEST
answer. Be sure to select your answer from
the subject matter in the TRAMAN. You may
refer freely to the TRAMAN and seek advice
A. Manually Scored Answer Sheets
If you are a U.S. Navy enlisted member
on active duty or attached to a U.S. Naval
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administered by your local command. You
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manual scoring, NETPMSA form 1430/5, Stock
Ordering Number 0502-LP-216-0100. You may
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Educational Services Officer (ESO), or you
may reproduce the one in the back of this
course booklet. DO NOT USE THIS FORM FOR
COURSES ADMINISTERED BY NETPMSA.
Recording Information on the
Manually Scored Answer Sheets: As you
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at least one assignment each month.
Grading: Your ESO will grade each
answer sheet and notify you of any incorrect
answers. The passing score for each
assignment is 3.2. If you receive less than
3.2 on any assignment, the ESO will list the
questions you answered incorrectly and give
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must redo the assignment and complete the
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can receive for a resubmitted assignment is
3.2.
Course Completion: After you have
submitted all the answer sheets and have
earned at least 3.2 on each assignment, your
command should give you credit for this
course by making the appropriate entry in
your service record.
Student Questions: If you have
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If you are an enlisted U.S. Naval
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officer, a civilian, or a member of the U.S.
Army , Air Force, Marine Corps, or Coast
Guard, use the ADP answer sheets provided in
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blank original ADP answer sheet for each
assignment. Use only the original ADP answer
sheet provided in your course package;
NETPMSA will not accept reproductions.
Recording Infornmation on the ADP
Answer Sheets: Follow the “MARKING
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that blocks 1, 2, and 3 are filled in
correctly. This information is necessary for
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your course to be properly processed and for
you to receive credit for your work.
As you work the course, be sure to mark
your answers in the course booklet because
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DATE WILL BE THE DATE YOUR LAST ASSIGNMENT IS
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THE DATE YOU DEPOSIT THE LAST ASSIGNMENT IN
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reworking failed assignments. DO NOT MAIL
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ASSIGNMENT IN THE MAIL. Refer to the Course
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Answer Sheets.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
After completing this course, you
should be able to: Identify the primary
reports and periodicals of importance to the
Electronics Technician Second Class;
Identify and briefly describe the primary
components of and forms associated with the
Maintenance Data System (MDS); Identify the
primary publications that an Electronics
Technician should expect to find in the ET
technical library; Identify and briefly
describe the major components of the Naval
Supply Systems Command; Identify the major
parts of the Coordinated Shipboard Allowance
List (COSAL); Explain the basic procedures
involved in the requisition and turn in of
supplies and equipment in the naval supply
systems.
 Naval courses may include several types of questions—multiple-choice, true-false, matching, etc. The questions
are not grouped by type but by subject matter. They are presented in the same general sequence as the textbook
material upon which they are based. This presentation is designed to preserve continuity of thought, permitting
step-by-step development of ideas. Not all courses use all of the types of questions available. The student can readily
identify the type of each question, and the action required, by inspection of the samples given below.
MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS
Each question contains several alternatives, one of which provides the best answer to the question. Select the
best alternative, and blacken the appropriate box on the answer sheet.
SAMPLE
s-1. Who was the first person appointed Indicate in this way on the answer sheet:
Secretary of Defense under the
National Security Act of 1947?
1. George Marshall
2. James Forrestal
3. Chester Nimitz
4. William Halsey

TRUE-FALSE OUESTIONS
Mark each statement true or false as indicated below. If any part of the statement is false the statement is to
be considered false. Make the decision, and blacken the appropriate box on the answer sheet.
SAMPLE
s-2. All naval officers are authorized to Indicate in this way on the answer sheet:
correspond officially with any systems
command of the Department of the
Navy without their respective com-
manding officer’s endorsement.
1. True
2. False

MATCHING QUESTIONS
Each set of questions consists of two columns, each listing words, phrases or sentences. The task is to select
the item in column B which is the best match for the item in column A that is being considered. Items in column
B maybe used once, more than once, or not at all. Specific instructions are given with each set of questions. Select
the numbers identifying the answers and blacken the appropriate boxes on the answer sheet.
SAMPLE
In questions s-3 through s-6, match the name of the shipboard officer in column A by selecting from column
B the name of the department in which the officer functions. Some responses maybe used once, more than once,
or not at all.

A. OFFICER B. DEPARTMENT Indicate in this way on the answer sheet:

s-3. Damage Control Assistant 1. Operations Department

s-4. CIC Officer 2. Engineering Department

s-5. Disbursing Officer 3. Supply Department

s-6. Communications Officer

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 ASSIGNMENT 1
Textbook Assignment: Electronics Technician Volume 2—Admninistration, NAVEDTRA 12412,
chapters 1 (all) through 3 (all).

1-1. The EIB contains which of the 1-6. Electromagnetic Radiation Hazards
following types of information? discusses classified data in which
of the following publications?
1. Detailed information on
equipment operation 1. Volume I, section one
2. Advance information of field 2. Volume I, section two
changes 3. Volume II, part one
3. Procedures concerning 4. Volume II, part two
OPNAVINST 4790.1
4. All of the above 1-7. What publication discusses
procedures and techniques to make
1–2. A DD Form 200 must be submitted high-quality, reliable repairs to
when which, if any, of the state–of-the-art electronic
following actions occurs? printed circuits and modules?

1. Installation 1. Single Sideband Communications

2. Theft Handbook
3. Modification 2. Mil-HDBK-162
4. None of the above 3. Directory of Electronic
Equipment
1-3. Which of the following references 4. 2M Electronic Repair Program
is used for preparation and
submission of CASREPs? 1–8. What publication discusses design
and installation criteria
1. NWP-7 applicable to shipboard secure
2. 3-M manual electrical information processing
3. NWP-3 systems?
4. NWP 10-1-10
1. MIL-STD-1310
1-4. Shipboard antenna systems manuals 2. MIL-HDBK-175
supersede existing specifications. 3. MIL-STD-1680
4. MIL-STD-162
1. True
2. False IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 1–9 THROUGH 1-14,
SELECT THE EIMB HANDBOOK TYPE THAT
1-5. Which of the following information CONTAINS THE SUBJECT MATTER IDENTIFIED IN
is in section II of the EIC Master THE QUESTION.
Index?
1-9. Functional descriptions common to
1. A listing of EIC numbers for equipment in a basic equipment
electronic test equipment category.
2. Identification of EIC numbers
assigned to equipment 1. Reference Data
3. A directory of illustrative 2. EMI Reduction
data by EIC 3. General Maintenance
4. A listing of EIC nomenclature 4. Equipment-Oriented
in numerical sequence

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l–l0. Definitions, abbreviations, 1–16. Approved standards, techniques and
formulas. and general data practices for installation of
concerning electronics. electronics aboard ships.

1. Reference Data 1. General

2. EMI Reduction 2. Installation Standards
3. General Maintenance 3. Electronic Circuits
4. Equipment–Oriented 4. Test Methods and Practices

1–11. General servicing information. 1-17. Procedures for testing typical

electronic circuits and equipment.
1. Reference Data
2. EMI Reduction 1. General
3. General Maintenance 2. Installation Standards
4. Equipment-Oriented 3. Electronic Circuits
4. Test Methods and Practices
1–12. Field change identification
information for all equipment of a 1-18. Safety matters and subject index
basic equipment category. of other handbooks.

1. Reference Data 1. General

2. EMI Reduction 2. Installation Standards
3. General Maintenance 3. Electronic Circuits
4. Equipment-Oriented 4. Test Methods and Practices

1-13. Techniques and procedures for 1-19. Which chapter in the NSTM covers
elimination of electromagnetic electronics?
interference.
1. 79
1. Reference Data 2. 300
2. EMI Reduction 3. 400
3. General Maintenance 4. 631
4. Equipment–Oriented
1-20. Which of the following sources
1–14. Routine maintenance concepts, provide(s) the normal performance
techniques, and procedures. information found in maintenance
standards handbooks?
1. Reference Data
2. EMI Reduction 1. The log of all test results to
3. General Maintenance date
4. Equipment–Oriented 2. The manufacturer’s technical
manual
IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 1-15 THROUGH 1–18, 3. The installing activity’s
SELECT THE EIMB HANDBOOK THAT CONTAINS reference standards summary
THE SUBJECT MATTER DESCRIBED IN THE 4. All of the above
QUESTION.

1-15. Basic vacuum tube and semi-

conductor theory of operation and
circuit description.

1. General
2. Installation Standards
3. Electronic Circuits
4. Test Methods and Practices

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1-21. Which of the following is the best 1-26. What form should be used to
description of the PAL? provide amplifying information
relating to a maintenance action
1. A ready reference source that reported on a ship’s maintenance
lists publications by title action form?
2. A publications standards list
of mandatory material that 1. OPNAV 4790/CK
every command must have 2. OPNAV 4790/2K
3. An index of subject matter and 3. OPNAV 4790/2R
where to find it 4. OPNAV 4790/2L
4. A list of publication needs of
the ship/shore station to 1-27. What form must be used to report
which it applies completed maintenance actions and
deferred maintenance actions?
1-22. The usefulness of the CSMP, PMS,
and the entire 3-M systems depends 1. OPNAV 4790/2K
on which of the following factors 2. OPNAV 4790/2L
of the MDS? 3. OPNAV 4790/2P
4. OPNAV 4790/7B
1. Accuracy
2. Timeliness 1-28. What form is filled in by computer
3. Thoroughness and contains the same information
4. Each of the above as the ship’s maintenance action
form?
1–23. The purpose of the CSMP is to
provide the command and workcenter 1. OPNAV 4790/CK
with which of the following 2. OPNAV 4790/2R
management data? 3. OPNAV 4790/2Q
4. OPNAV 4790/2P
1. Scheduled maintenance actions
2. Current maintenance actions 1-29. What form must be used to
3. Deferred maintenance actions recommend changes to maintenance
4. Completed maintenance actions requirement cards?

1–24. Which of the following statements 1. OPNAV 4790/2K

define(s) a configuration change? 2. OPNAV 4790/2R
3. OPNAV 4790/CK
1. Addition or deletion of any 4. OPNAV 4790/7B
new or installed equipment
2. Replacement or exchange of any 1-30. Which of the following items
new or installed equipment contains written maintenance
3. Modification, relocation, or procedures?
accomplishment of any
alteration, by directive. of 1. PMS
any equipment 2. MRC
4. All of the above 3. MDS
4. MIP
1-25. What form should be used with a
ship’s maintenance action form
deferring maintenance to be done
by an IMA under IMMS?

1. OPNAV 4790/76
2. OPNAV 4790/2P
3. OPNAV 4790/2R
4. OPNAV 4790/2Q

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1-31. Which of the following is one of 1-36. Which of the following statements
the major objectives of the MDS? describe(s) plant property?

1. Reporting configuration 1. Navy-owned and Navy-controlled

changes real and personal property of
2. Scheduling corrective a capital nature
maintenance 2. Land, buildings, and
3. Providing detailed information improvements of all real
on MRCs property owned by the Navy
4. Performing preventive 3. NSA items not issued and in
maintenance storage are not included
4. All of the above
1-32. Which of the following documents
should you review to find out what 1-37. Of the following statements, which
test equipment you will need to apply(ies) to SERVMART?
perform maintenance on newly
installed equipment? 1. Use of MVO requisitions is not
permitted
1. MRC 2. Only DD Form 1348 is
2. ILR authorized
3. SPM 3. It is a self–service store
4. ILO stocked with frequently
required items
1-33. Which of the following is a 4. All of the above
program that audits commands
having completed installations of 1-38. Which of the following forms
new or modified systems and should be used to requisition
equipment during availability or items excluded from MILSTRIP?
overhaul?
1. DD Form 1149
1. PMS 2. DD Form 1348
2. ILS 3. NAVSUP 1250
3. APL 4. SPCC Form 4790
4. ILR
1–39. When you prepare a DD Form 1348,
1-34. Which of the following is a you may use a typewriter, ball-
program that provides logistics point pen. or pencil.
support of repair parts, technical
manuals, and PMS materials for 1. True
equipment installed during 2. False
availability/overhaul?
1-40. There are two different methods of
1. SPM describing an item other than by
2. ILO NSN. One method uses a physical
3. PMS description. Which of the
4. ILR following is the best description
of the other method?
1–35. Which of the following is a
program designed to deal with 1. Manufacturer’s part number
material requirements and to 2. Electrical properties
improve a command’s readiness? 3. Chemical composition

1. PMS
2. ILS
3. SPM
4. ILR

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1–41. Which of the following public- 1–46. Which of the following is the best
ations are a basic source of description of the ML-N?
identification information for
repair parts? 1. It includes basic management
data for preparing
1. EIMBs requisitions
2. Technical manuals 2. It includes all NSN
3. MSGs codification information
4. GSA catalogs 3. It includes requisition
submission information and
1-42. Which of the following EIMB SMIC usage
handbooks can be used to find 4. It includes a complete listing
manufacturer’s part numbers, Navy of all FSCs and manufacturer’s
drawing numbers, or piece numbers? codes

1. General 1–47. The GSA catalog is designed to

2. Reference Data provide which of the following
3. Installation Standards information?
4. EMI
1. Identification of NSN items
1–43. Which of the following publi– most frequently requested by
cations converts manufacturer’s ships
part numbers, Navy drawing 2. Cross–reference of COSAL and
numbers, and piece numbers to C–MCRL items
NSNs? 3. Identification of consumable–
type material
1. FSCM 4. All of the above
2. GSA
3. C–MCRL 1-48. The ASG is designed to provide
4. ASG which of the following
information?
1–44. Which of the following publi–
cations is a consolidated list of 1. Identification of consumable-
all NSN items of supply in the type material
Federal Catalog System? 2. Identification of NSN items
most frequently requested by
1. C–MCRL ships
2. ASG 3. Cross-reference of COSAL and
3. ML–N C-MCRL items
4. GSA 4. All of the above

1–45. Which of the following publi- IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 1–49 AND 1-50, USE
cations provides an identification THE FOLLOWING NSN:
number for primary manufacturers 9N H 5920-00–284-5708–VN
of DOD material?
1–49. What portion of the NSN is the
1. C-MCRL NIIN?
2. ASG
3. ML–N 1. 9N H
4. FSCM 2. 00 284–5708
3. 5920
4. 00

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1-50. What does the “5920” indicate? 1-55. What condition must exist for an
item to be considered an exception
1. Material control code to normal mandatory turn-in
2. Navy–owned stocks procedures?
3. Electrical and electronic
fuses and lightning arresters 1. The defective item is further
4. Electrostatic discharge damaged during removal
sensitive material 2. The defective item’s original
container is not available
1–51. NSNs are composed of which of the 3. The defective item is not to
following parts? be turned in to supply
4. The defective item permits
1. NCB numbers limited operation of equipment
2. NIINs
3. FSC numbers 1-56. When you are returning a mandatory
4. All of the above turn–in item, you should resist
the temptation to cannibalize the
1–52. The FSC system is a tool to permit item for components.
classification of all items of
supply used by the federal 1. True
government. 2. False

1. True 1-57. The third position of a mandatory

2. False turn-in repairable’s NSN will
contain which of the following
1-53. Which of the following information material control codes?
is included as part of the federal
classification system? 1. H only
2. Q only
1. Item naming, description, and 3. G, X, and E only
classification 4. Any of the above
2. Item numbering, if carried
under centralized inventory 1-58. The MRIL discusses which of the
control following types of information?
3. Publication of catalogs and
related identification data 1. Nonautomated procedures for
4. All of the above MILSTRIP mandatory turn–in
2. Direct turnover material
1–54. For which of the following reasons identification and requisition
may you NOT want to package a 3. Consolidation of repair lists
turn-in item before it is to identify and return
delivered to supply? mandatory turn-in items
4. Consolidation of fill–in
1. Packaging is not your procedures for issue and turn–
responsibility in documentation
2. Proper packing instructions
are controlled by supply
3. Supply is the only department
authorized to package an item
4. Item inspection prior to
shipment may be required

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1-59. When preparing NAVSUP Forms 1250 1-64. What document should you look in
and 1250-1, to avoid confusion for information on how to use the
between the number zero and the COSAL?
alphabetic O, you should take
which of the following actions? 1. NAVSEA 0967-LP-008-9000
2. NAVSUP P-4998–A
1. Use the slashed numeric symbol 3. NAVEDTRA 10044
for zero only 4. SPCCINST 4441.170
2. Use the lower case alphabetic
“o” only 1–65. Which of the following is the best
3. Use either the numeric symbol description of an APL?
for zero or the lower case
alphabetic “o” 1. A cross-reference from
4. Use the word “zero” NIIN/PNICN/TNICN to APL
2. A cross-reference from
1-60. Which of the following is/are the NIIN/PNICN/TNICN to NSN
purpose(s) of NAVSUP Forms 1250 3. A cross index from NSN to
and 1250-1? NIIN/PNICN/TNICN
4. A cross-index from APL to
1. To identify the rate of use on NIIN/PNICN/TNICN
any ship or station
2. To report consumption under 1-66. Which of the following information
MDS and improve inventory is contained in the COSAL/COSBAL?
control procedures
3. To control the amount issued 1. Repair parts and special tools
and to whom it is issued for overhaul, and repair of
4. To document the equipment onboard equipment
failure–rate down time 2. Miscellaneous portable items
for care and upkeep of the
1-61. DD Form 1348 is used by ship
maintenance personnel on ships 3. Equipment or components
having what type of supply system? required to perform
operational assignments
1. Nonautomated 4. All of the above
2. Automated
3. Nonautomatic 1-67. The COSAL is used primarily for
4. Automatic which of the following reasons?

1-62. When you have the NIIN/part 1. To identify storeroom items

number, you may enter the COSAL and determine equipage
through which of the following 2. To give procedures for storage
sections? and issue of repair parts
3. To list equipment’s test
1. Section A or B, Part III equipment stowage requirements
2. Section A, Part II 4. To provide accountability of
3. Section D, Part III all equipment necessary for
4. Section B or C, Part II the mission of the command

1-63. NAVSUP Form 1250 is used by 1-68. Which of the following sections of
maintenance personnel on ships the COSAL is/are found on
having what type of supply system? microfiche only?

1. Nonautomated 1. Section D, Part III

2. Automated 2. Section B, Part II
3. Nonautomatic 3. Index A, Part I
4. Automatic 4. All of the above

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1–69. Sections A and B of Part I of the 1–73. Stock points devote their primary
COSAL are set up in which of the effort to which of the following
following ways? actions?

1. They are basically identical, 1. Procuring and disposing of

and are arranged as a cross- material
reference for SOEAPLs in Part 2. Receiving and storing of
II material
2. They are basically identical, 3. Issuing and shipping of
and are arranged as a cross- material
index for APL/AELs in Part II 4. All of the above
3. They are not identical, and
are arranged as a cross-index 1–74. What is the primary function of an
for AEL/APLs in Part I inventory manager?
4. They are not identical, and
are arranged as a cross– 1. To assure that supply support
reference for SOEAPLS in is at maximum levels
Part I 2. To assure that fleet only
units are serviced properly
1–70. DLA has cognizance over items of 3. To assure the proper balance
material that are corn-non to what between parts requirements and
users? assets
4. To assure that stock assets
1. All government offices meet new construction
worldwide requirements
2. Military services, but not the
civilian world 1–75. Which of the following is the best
3. Air Force and Marine Corps description of NAVSUPSYSCOM?
personnel
4. Government services, but not 1. It has cognizance over
the military procurement of materials and
services throughout the
1-71. GSA has cognizance over items of Department of the Navy
material that are common to what 2. It controls contract buying
users? and selling of civilian goods
throughout the DOD
1. Aviation and submarine forces 3. It inspects the storage and
2. Army and Navy supply systems distribution of services on
3. Military and civilian worlds afloat commands and aircraft
4. Navy and Coast Guard

1–72. Which of the following organi-

zations are primary stock points
for aviation material?

1. MLSFs
2. NADEPs
3. AIMDs
4. INASs

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