| |
A S S I G N M E N T 4
"Public Information" and “Community Relations.”
Textbook Assignment: Chapters 3 and 4 (pages 3-47 through 4-17).
Learning Objective:
Identify
the policies for releasing visual
information or materials.
4-1.
Which of the following materials
is NOT a component of visual
information (VI)?
1. Kinescope recordings
2. Audio cassette recordings
3. Video camera maintenance
procedures
4. Video camera logs
4-2.
VI materials are not releasable
under which of the following
circumstances?
1.
When national security may
be compromised
2.
When an adverse news
situation may become worse
3.
When CHINFO disapproves its
release
4.
When the Naval Imaging
Command disapproves its
release
4-3.
Nongovernment and nonnews media
groups may receive VI materials
under which of the following
circumstances?
1.
2.
3.
4.
The materials conform to
guidelines established by
the Naval Imaging Program
The materials are relatively
inexpensive and easy to
produce
The materials conform to
NAVMEDIACEN guidelines
The materials are approved by
ASD (PA)
4-4.
Who is responsible for providing
VI support to nongovernment
groups?
1.
CHINFO
2. Director, NAVMEDIACEN
3.
Director, AFIS
4.
Commander, Naval Imaging
Command
4-5.
Under which of the following
circumstances may the commanding
officer of Naval Station Biscayne
Bay honor a VI request from a
nongovernment group?
1.
When the materials will
indirectly support community
relations efforts
2.
When the materials will be
used only in the Biscayne Bay
area
3.
When the materials originate
only from AFRTS or NAVMEDIACEN
4.
When the materials fall
within budgetary limits
4-6.
Before VI support approval is
received, local PAOs may liaison
with nongovernment groups pro-
vided which of the following
stipulations are made?
1.
Assistance is on a first-
come, first-served basis
2.
Assistance must be held in
strict confidence until
support approval is given
3.
Assistance does not imply
guaranteed cooperation
4.
Assistance does not involve
drafting a proposal to CHINFO
and/or the Naval Imaging
Command
31
|
