Navy Basic Military Questions

The PO2 should speak up because receiving a trait mark of 1.0 in Professional Expertise indicates that there may be an error or discrepancy in the evaluation. It is important for the PO2 to address this issue and seek clarification or correction if necessary.

According to the given answer, necklaces are allowed to be worn while in uniform, but they should not be visible. This means that individuals can wear a necklace, but it should be hidden or not easily noticeable.

A single service strip on the service dress uniform signifies 4 years of service.

The guidance on the proper length of fingernails for males is that they must not extend past the fingertip.

The statement "E-4 evals are due in June" is true. This means that the E-4 evaluations are required to be submitted or completed in the month of June.

The wear of gold service stripes is warranted after 12 years of consecutive good conduct. This suggests that the individual has consistently demonstrated exemplary behavior and adherence to rules and regulations over a significant period of time. It is a recognition of their sustained commitment to maintaining high standards of conduct and professionalism.

The correct answer is "At least 3/4 way". This is because when donning the fleece liner and NWU parka, it is important to zip the zipper at least 3/4 of the way up to ensure proper insulation and protection from the cold. This will help to keep the body warm and prevent any cold air from entering through the opening at the bottom of the zipper.

The statement says that while in uniform, one ring is permitted to be worn on the left thumb. However, this statement is false. Typically, when in uniform, rings are not worn on the thumb. The correct answer is false because the statement is incorrect.

The sailor should speak up because receiving a 2.0 trait mark in Military Bearing/Character is a low score and could negatively impact his evaluation. By speaking up, he can address any misunderstandings or provide additional information that may have been overlooked, potentially improving his final evaluation.

Based on the information provided, a sailor with 9 years of service falls into Zone B. The SRB (Selective Reenlistment Bonus) Zones are determined based on the number of years of service. Zone B typically includes sailors with 6 to 10 years of service, so the sailor in question falls within this range.

This statement means that if there is a failure in the BCA (Breach Check Assembly) during a cycle, it will result in an overall failure for the PFA (Pressure Functional Assembly) regardless of the results of the PRT (Pressure Relief Test). In other words, even if the PRT results are within acceptable limits, if there is a failure in the BCA, the entire cycle will be considered a failure. Therefore, the answer is true.

All of the options listed are authorized headgear to be worn in NWUs. Therefore, the correct answer is "None of these".

The statement indicates that mid-term counseling is due in September. This implies that there is a requirement or expectation for counseling to take place during the month of September. Therefore, the correct answer is true, as it aligns with the information provided.

The explanation for the answer being true is that when calculating the FMS (Fitness Management System) for E-4 and E-5, the value of the Standard Score(Exam) is given the highest weightage of 45%. This means that the performance on the exam has the most significant impact on the overall FMS score for individuals in the E-4 and E-5 ranks. Other factors may also be considered in the calculation, but the exam score holds the most weight in determining the final FMS score.

The statement "E-3 evals are due in July" is true. This means that the evaluations for E-3 (which refers to a specific group or category) are required to be submitted or completed in the month of July.

The maximum length for fingernails for females is 1/4 inch from the fingertip. This length is recommended to ensure that the nails do not become too long and prone to breakage or damage. It also maintains a neat and professional appearance for females.

The correct answer is 1 of each, maximum. This means that while in uniform, individuals are allowed to wear one wristwatch and one bracelet. They can choose to wear both items or just one, but they cannot exceed the maximum limit of one of each.

The correct answer is October 13, 1775. This is the date that the Navy was established in the United States. It was created by the Continental Congress during the American Revolutionary War.

The correct answer is 4 in. This is because for females in uniform, the diameter of the bun should not exceed 4 inches. This regulation is likely in place to ensure that the bun is neat, professional, and does not interfere with the uniform or any equipment the individual may be using. A larger bun may be considered excessive or unprofessional.

The correct answer is the Humanitarian Service Medal. The ribbon represents this medal, which is awarded to members of the United States Armed Forces who have performed acts of humanitarian service in a significant and direct manner. This could include providing assistance during natural disasters, refugee relief efforts, or other humanitarian missions. The purple color of the ribbon symbolizes compassion and empathy, reflecting the purpose of the medal.

The correct answer is 1/8 in.-1/4 in. This range represents the allowed diametric size of earrings for females while in uniform. It means that the diameter of the earrings should be between 1/8 inch and 1/4 inch.

The maximum bun size measured in diameter for females is 4 inches.

The maximum permissible length for mustaches for males is 1/4 inch.

The correct answer is E4 and above only. This means that only enlisted personnel with a rank of E4 or higher are allowed to wear the fabric pulls on/off insignia tab on the NWU parka. This insignia tab is not authorized for E1-E3 personnel or officers.

Sailors who have received an MP ranking do not have a limit on their trait mark average. This means that there is no requirement for them to maintain a specific average in order to qualify for the MP ranking. Therefore, the correct answer is 3.0.

The Good Conduct Medal does not give 2 award points toward a sailor's FMS.

Sailors must maintain three sets of NWU Type 1 uniforms in their sea bag. This is important to ensure that they have enough uniforms for regular wear and for rotation during laundry or repairs. Having three sets allows sailors to always have a clean and serviceable uniform available while the others are being cleaned or fixed. It also ensures that they have a spare set in case one gets damaged or stained. Therefore, maintaining three sets of uniforms is necessary for sailors to meet the requirements and standards of their service.

Zone A is an actual zone in relation to Selective Reenlistment Bonus. It refers to individuals who have served up to 6 years in the military. This zone indicates that those who fall within this range are eligible for certain reenlistment bonuses based on their skills and qualifications.

The correct answer is 4 because holding a BA/BS (Bachelor's degree) typically awards the maximum number of points towards an advancement exam. This higher level of education is considered a significant achievement and demonstrates a greater level of knowledge and expertise in a particular field, making it deserving of the maximum number of points.

The Sea Service Deployment Ribbon is represented by this ribbon.

The HYT (High Year Tenure) for an E-5 is 14 years. High Year Tenure refers to the maximum number of years a service member can serve in a particular rank before being promoted or separated from the military. In this case, an E-5, which is the rank of Sergeant in the U.S. Army, can serve for a maximum of 14 years before being promoted to the next rank or potentially separated from the military.

Females in uniform donning the command ball cap are not permitted to allow the bun of the hair to protrude from the opening in the back of the command ball cap.

Throughout an entire career, an employee can sell back a maximum of 60 days of accrued leave. This means that if an employee has accumulated more than 60 days of leave, they can choose to sell back a maximum of 60 days and receive compensation for those days. This limit ensures that employees still have a significant amount of leave available for their own use while also allowing them to monetize a portion of their unused leave.

The correct answer is Meritorious Unit Commendation. The ribbon represents the Meritorious Unit Commendation, which is awarded to units of the United States Armed Forces for exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding services or achievements. It is given to units that have displayed commendable performance and exceptional dedication in their duties, making significant contributions to the mission and goals of the military.

The statement "E-6 evals are due in December" is false. This means that the E-6 evaluations are not due in December.

According to the question, the number of communication articles permitted to be worn while wearing a service dress uniform is being asked. The correct answer is 0, which means that no communication articles are allowed to be worn with a service dress uniform.

The question asks which of the given options is not a category used to score the PRT event. The options listed are Probationary, Satisfactory, Good, Excellent, Outstanding, and Maximum. All of the options except for "Maximum" are commonly used categories to score the PRT event. Therefore, "Maximum" is the correct answer as it is not a category used in scoring the PRT event.

The statement "E-2 Mid-term counseling is due in February" is false. The correct answer is false because mid-term counseling for E-2 is not due in February. The given statement does not provide any specific information about when the mid-term counseling is actually due, so it cannot be determined based on the given information.

After experiencing a PRT failure and requesting a "Bad Day," the retest must be issued within 7 days. This means that the individual has a week to prepare and retake the Physical Readiness Test.

In uniform, the authorized number of rings per hand is one, but this rule does not include the wedding/engagement ring set. Therefore, the correct answer is "1 per hand plus wedding/engagement ring set."

The correct answer is "When wearing the uniform becomes too tight." This answer suggests that a pregnant female would stop wearing the PTU (presumably a type of uniform) when it becomes too tight on her body due to the growth of her pregnancy. This implies that the comfort and fit of the uniform are important factors in determining when she should stop wearing it. The other options do not specifically address the issue of the uniform becoming too tight.

The correct answer is the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal. This medal is represented by a ribbon. It is awarded to members of the military who have demonstrated outstanding volunteer service to their community or to the military. It recognizes their dedication and commitment to serving others and making a positive impact.

The maximum allowable award points for an E-4 who is up for advancement is 10. This suggests that in order to advance to the next rank, an E-4 can earn a maximum of 10 points through various achievements or accomplishments.

PNA points are awarded to the top 25 percent of test-takers. This means that only the top quarter of test-takers will receive PNA points.

The authorized colors for backpacks while wearing the Navy Working Uniform are black, navy blue, and NWU. These colors are approved to maintain uniformity and professionalism within the Navy. Brown is not an authorized color for backpacks in this uniform.

The amount of OHA (Overseas Housing Allowance) that one would receive is influenced by several criteria. The number of dependents is a significant factor as it determines the size of the housing required. Paygrade also plays a role as it reflects the individual's rank and level of responsibility. Lastly, the location is crucial as housing costs can vary greatly depending on the area. Therefore, the correct criteria that affect the amount of OHA one would receive are the number of dependents, paygrade, and location.

The correct answer is No. This means that command t-shirts with logos are not authorized as a replacement for the blue t-shirt worn with NWUs.

The correct answer is "Must not extend below the top of the knee." This means that the maximum length of the PTU shorts should not go beyond the knee. It implies that the shorts can be shorter, as long as they do not extend below the knee.

To be eligible for the Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service Ribbon, a sailor must serve 12 months of consecutive or accumulated duty at an overseas shore based duty station. This means that they must be stationed at a duty station located on land overseas for a total of 12 months, whether it is served continuously or accumulated over time. This requirement does not apply to ship based units or duty stations.

The maximum hair bulk for females is measured at 2 inches from the scalp, while the maximum bun bulk is measured at 3 inches from the scalp.