#1     

  The first Naval JROTC programs  began in what year ?

  1964

#2

What does NJROTC stand for ?

 Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps

  #3      

Where is NSTC (Naval Service Training Command) located?

Great Lakes, IL

#4

What are the 3 core values of the Navy ?

Honor

Courage

&

Commitment

#5

What type of training in NJROTC uses air rifles that fire pellets?

Marksmanship

#6

Which NJROTC competition is similar to a timed treasure hunt?

Orienteering

#7

What does the phrase "advanced pay grade enlistment" mean?

It means that you are able to enlist at a level of E-2 or E-3 after completing 3 years of NJROTC

 #8    

Where is the U.S. Naval Academy located?

Annapolis, MD

#9

A student who has three years as an NJROTC Cadet can enlist as an E-3 in all services except the_______

Marines

Advanced Programs

#11

Enlistment for the Navy Nuclear, Advanced Electronics and Advanced Technical Program is for how many years?

Six

Years

#12

Under the Delayed Entry Program, enlistees can sign up for the Navy and report up to _______ later.

One

Year

#13

Units with more than 150 cadets will be organized into a__________.

battalion

#14

In the United States, your "rights as a citizen" can be found where?

Constitution.
Declaration of Independence.
Bill of Rights.

#15

How many Articles are in the Constitution?

13

#16

Which Article of the Constitution provides for changing the Constitution by amendment?

Article IV

#17   

What Article of the Constitution describes the power of the President, the qualifications for holding the office, and the method of electing the President?  

Article II

#18

Under which department does the United States Coast Guard serve during peacetime?

    Department of Transportation

 #19

Under which department does the United States Merchant Marine serve?

Department of Transportation

#20

  Under which department does the United States Merchant Marine serve?

 Department of Commerce

#21

  The backbone of the ship is

called what?

 keel

  #22    

The supporting body of the ship is called what?

Hull

What is the quaterdeck?

The quaterdeck is an area designated by the commanding officer for the conduct of official functions.

Where is the quaterdeck?

Its location depends on how the ship is moored and on which side of the ship is tied to the pier.

What is part of the ship's armament?

   Missiles, Guns

and Planes

What do an 

Amphibious AssaultShip (LHD do ?

Delivers supplies and personnel to locations in enemy territory

What is a destroyer ship?

A multi-purpose ship used in almost any kind of naval operation, carries a variety of armaments but little or no armor, and relies upon its speed and mobility for protection,

A dock landing ship is designed to do what?

They are designed to transport and launch a variety of amphibious craft and vehicles with embarked crew and troops

What is the mission of aircraft carrierr?

To carry, launch, retrieve, and handle combat aircraft

What are the mission of an attack submarines?

1.Performs rescue missions.

2.Serves as protective screens against surface attack.

3.provides gunfire support for land operations.

4.Delivers supplies and personnel to locations in enemy territory

What is    the mission of the Military Sealift Command ?

To provide ocean transportation of equipment, fuel, supplies, and ammunition.

When a ship is in port, the national ensign is flown where?

From the fantail

Officials or officers boarding or leaving a ship are saluted by a group of four to eight sailors lined up half on one side of the gangway and half on the other in which ceremony?

Side honors

The hoisting and lowering of the national ensign, our national flag, is called what?

colors ceremony

Colors ceremony

Aboard ship, sailors salute officers other than the commanding officer and visiting officers senior to the commanding officer when?

On the first meeting of the day

Aboard ship, sailors salute the commanding officer or visiting officers senior to the commanding officer when?

On every meeting

In aircraft model designations (for example, F-14), the letter specifies what?

The basic mission of the aircraft.

What is the primary mission of jet-powered fixed-wing fighter and attack aircraft?

To launch strikes against an enemy.

What year did the history of Naval Aviation begin?

1910

What are  the missions of carrier-based aircraft?

1.   Launch strikes against an enemy.

2.      Provide the fleet with early warnings of potential trouble.

3.     Protect the fleet from enemy aircraft and surface ships.

What is the mission of patrol and long-range multi-engine aircraft?

Photographic and escort missions and undersea warfare

The F-14 aircraft flies at a top speed of Mach 2.0.  How fast is Mach 2?

Twice the speed of sound

How are  rotary wing aircraft used for in today's warfare?

1.Amphibious operations in support of Marine forces.

2.Search and rescue of downed aviators.

3.Vertical replenishment missions.

Navy aircraft of the same type are organized into _________ for the purpose of training, maintenance, and administration.

Squadrons

What training helicopter is used for students becoming naval aviators?

TH-57 Sea Ranger

What is a   C-12F Huron?

A four-engine turboprop aircraft that is capable of taking off and landing from short runways.

What is a S-3B Viking?

A jet-powered, twin-engine carrier-based aircraft.

What  helicopters operates from carriers and other warships?

MH-53E Sea Dragon

What is a V-22A Osprey?

A joint service multi-mission aircraft with vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) capabilities?

What is SH-60 Seahawk?

A twin-engine helicopter whose primary mission is to detect and destroy enemy submarines.

What T-34C Turbomentor?

A two-seat turboprop trainer whose mission is to provide "primary" flight training for Navy and Marine Corps student pilots

What is a   P-3C Orion aircraft?

An aircraft that serves as the Navy's communication relay for fleet ballistic missile submarines and airborne command post for strategic forces.

What is an E-2C Hawkeye aircraft?

The Navy's all-weather, carrier-based tactical warning and control system aircraft.

What type of aircraft below has its fleet squadron designation as VP?

Maritime Patrol, P-3C Orion

 What type of aircraft below has it fleet squadron designation as VAQ?

Electronic Attack, EA-6B Prowler