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Marine Corps Fundamentals and Risk Management
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Marine Corps Fundamentals and Risk Management
Marine Corps Fundamentals and Risk Management
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What is the complete text of the United States Sailor's Creed?
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I am a United States Sailor. I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States of America, and I will obey the orders of those appointed over me. I represent the fighting spirit of the Navy and those who have gone before me to defend freedom and democracy around the world. I proudly serve my country's Navy combat team with Honor, Courage and Commitment. I am committed to excellence and the fair treatment of all.
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What are the four main components of the FMF device?
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EGA, surf crashing, crossed rifles, and Fleet Marine Force.
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What does the EGA component of the FMF device signify?
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Clear statement that the wearer is a member of the Navy/Marine Corps team.
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What does the surf crashing component signify in the FMF device?
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Navy and Marine Corps joint vision for the future: Forward from the Sea.
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What do the crossed rifles in the FMF device symbolize?
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Rifle ethic that the warfare program instills in sailors assigned to Marines.
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What does the FMF designation in the device represent?
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Warfare programs as a distinct part of Navy culture, titled after the role tying Marine Forces to the Navy.
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What is the definition of risk management in safety fundamentals?
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One of the best means available to eliminate senseless and needless loss of life, injury, and materiel damage.
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What does inherent risk refer to in military operations?
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Risk inherent in every phase of tasking, missions, and operations, present both on and off duty.
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What is the first principle of risk management?
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Anticipate and manage risk by planning.
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What is the second principle of risk management?
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Make risk decisions at the right level.
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What is the third principle of risk management?
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Accept no unnecessary risk.
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What is the fourth principle of risk management?
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Accept risk when benefits outweigh the cost.
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What are the three levels of risk management using the DDT mnemonic?
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In-depth, deliberate, and time-critical.
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When is the in-depth level of risk management used?
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When available time for planning is not a limiting factor, involving thorough risk assessment.
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What characterizes the deliberate level of risk management?
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Ample time to apply the RM process to mission planning evolution.
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What defines the time-critical level of risk management?
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Little or no time for planning, resulting in on-the-spot mental or verbal review.
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What are the five steps of the risk management process using IAMIS?
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Identify hazards, assess hazards, make risk decisions, implement controls, supervise.
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What is the first step in the five-step risk management process?
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Identify hazards.
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What are the four probability categories in risk assessment using LPMU?
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A-Likely to occur immediately, B-Probably will occur in time, C-May occur in time, D-Unlikely to occur.
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What are the four severity categories in risk assessment using LSDL?
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I-Loss of ability to accomplish mission/total disability, II-Significantly degraded mission/partial disability, III-Degraded mission/minor damage, IV-Little to no impact/minimum threat of damage.
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What is the purpose of risk assessment codes (RAC)?
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Compares probability against severity to determine risk to mission.
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Name the five risk assessment codes using CSMMN.
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1-Critical, 2-Serious, 3-Moderate, 4-Minor, 5-Negligible.
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What are the seven statutory elements of the Marine Corps mission using 4P2DE?
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Four Provides and two Develops, plus Be prepared and Perform other duties.
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What is the first Marine Corps mission element regarding fleet forces?
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Provide Fleet Marine Forces with supporting air components for service with US Fleet in seizure/defense of naval bases and land operations essential to naval campaign.
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What is the Marine Corps role in providing detachments and security?
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Provide detachments for armed Navy vessels and security for naval property at stations and bases.
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How does the Marine Corps develop amphibious doctrines and equipment?
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Develop, with Army/Navy/Air Force, doctrines, tactics, techniques, equipment for landing forces; primary interest in those shared with Army.
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What is the Marine Corps provision for airborne operations?
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Provide Marine forces for airborne operations in coordination with Army, Navy, Air Force per Joint Chiefs doctrines.
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What unique development does the Marine Corps handle for airborne?
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Develop doctrines, procedures, equipment for airborne ops not provided by Army, in coordination with other services.
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What preparation role does the Marine Corps have for mobilization?
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Be prepared, per integrated joint plans, for expansion of peacetime components to meet war needs.
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What final duty does the Marine Corps perform per statute?
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Perform such other duties as the President may direct.