Chapter 1 Naval Sea Power

• History of Sea Power
• Defeat of the Spanish Armada
• The Civil War
• Sea Power in Modern Times
• World War I
• World War II -Continued
• Korean Confllict
• Vietnam Conflict
• Importance of Sea Power
• Importance of Sea Power -Continued
• Mission of the Navy
• Strategic  Deterrence
• Projection of Power Ashore
• Soviet Political Threat
• Soviet Navy
• Soviet OSCAR-I Submarine
• Enlisted Pesonnel
• Officer Personnel -Continued
• Treaties and Pacts of which the United States is a Member
• Summary
• Show a Leg

Chapter 2 Makers of Naval Tradition

• The First Subamrine
• John Paul Jones
• John Paul Jones -Continued
• War with France
• Opening Hostilities
• War with Tripoli
• Preble and "His Boys"
• Stephen Decatur
• Dr. Usher Parsons
• The Civil War
• David Farragut
• David D. Porter
• Spanish-American War
• World War I
• O.K. Ingram
• World War II
• Chester William Nimitz
• William Frederick Halsey, Jr.
• Seaman Johnnie Hutchins
• 12966_51
• The Korean Conflict
• James E. Williams
• The Persian Gulf
• Damage to the USS Stark
• USS Samuel B. Roberts -Continued
• Damage to the Main Engine Room of the USS Samuel B. Roberts
• USS Samuel B. Roberts -Continued
• Women in the Navy
• Women in the Navy -Continued
• Rear Admiral Fran McKee
• Dead Horse

Chapter 3 The Naval Officer's Career

• A Number of Programs Seve as the Navy's Source of Procuring Trained Officers
• Naval Aviation Cadet
• Enlisted Commissioning Program
• Officer Fiche Formats
• Microfiche -Continued
• Officer Service Record
• Officer Fitness Reports
• Report  on  the  Fitness  of  Officers
• Preparation of Fitness Reports
• Professional Development Path
• Professional Development Path -Continued
• Promotion Opportunity
• Officer Professional Development Paths
• Officer Professional Development Paths -Continued
• Pay and Allowances
• Medical and Dental Care
• Commissary and Exchange Privileges
• Assistance Programs
• Recreation and Sports Programs
• Retirement Benefits
• Summary
• Wardroom

Chapter 4 Military Duties of the Naval Officer

• Watch Standing
• Combat Information Center Watch Officer (CICWO)
• Command Duty Officer (CDO)
• Division Officers
• Training
• Summary
• Dog Watch

Chapter 5 Discipline and Leadership

• Purpose of Discipline
• Punishment
• Professional Knowledge
• Courage
• Ability to Organize and Make Decisions
• Core Values
• Equal Opportunity
• Fraternization
• Sexual Harassment
• Health and Physical Readiness
• Code of Conduct for Members of the Armed Forces of the United States -Continued
• Navy Leader Development Program (NAVLEAD)
• Summary
• Master-at-Arms

Chapter 6 Governing Regulations

• Three Official Sources for Basic Disciplinary Laws
• Publishing and Posting Orders and Regulations
• Authority of Juniors To Issue Orders to Seniors
• Communications to the Congress
• Uniform Code of Military Justice
• Apprehension
• Imposition of Restraint
• Delivery of Offenders to Civil Authorities
• Unlawfully Influencing Action of Court
• Punitive Articles of the UCMJ
• Conviction of Lesser Included Offense
• Conspiracy
• Desertion
• Assaulting or Willfully Disobeying Superior Commissioned Officer
• Cruelty and Maltreatment
• Subordinate Compelling Surrender
• False Official Statements
• Drunk on Duty
• Misbehavior of Sentinel
• Provoking Speeches or Gestures
• Forgery
• Assault
• Burglary
• Redress of Injuries to Property
• Nonjudicial Punishment
• One or More of the Maximum Punishment Authorized by Article 15
• Courts-martial
• Armed Forces Identification Cards and Leave Papers
• Intoxicated Persons
• Personal Effects
• Keelhaul

Chapter 7 Military Courtesy

• General Relations Between Juniors and Seniors
• Suggestions for Shipboard Officers
• Shipboard Relations Between Officers and Enlisted Persons
• Relations With the Command Master Chief (CM/C)
• Introducing and Addressing Naval Personnel
• Quartedeck Etiquette
• Boarding a Ship in Civilian Attire
• In  Peacetime
• Boat Etiquette
• The Salute
• Aboard Ship
• When to Salute
• In Civilian Attire
• When Not to Salute
• Hand Salutes on Formal Occasions
• During Military Funerals
• Honors to the Colors
• He Knows the Ropes

Chapter 8 Honors and Ceremonies

• Morning and Evening Colors
• Gun Salutes
• Gun Salutes Rendered to Civil Officials of the United States
• Returning Gun Salutes
• Passing Honors
• Crew at Quarters on Entering and Leaving Port
• Display of Ensign, Union Jack, and Distinctive Mark from Ships and Craft
• Half-Masting the National Ensign and Union Jack
• Dress and Full-Dress Ship
• Ceremonies for National Holidays
• Ship Commissioning Ceremony
• Change of Command Ceremony
• Ensign

Chapter 9 Uniforms, Insignia, and Awards

• Officers' Grades and Titles
• Admiral
• Basic Uniforms
• Uniform and Corps Devices
• Warrant Officers' Specialty Insignia
• Insignia of Officers of the Armed Forces of the United States
• Aiguillettes and Mourning Badges
• Midshipmen's and Officer Candidate's Uniform Markings
• USNA Midshipmen Class/Rank Stripes and Shoulder Marks
• Rates and Ratings
• Insignia of U.S. Armed Forces Enlisted Personnel
• Midshipmen's and Officer Candidate's Uniform Markings -Continued
• Uniforms for CPOs
• Enlisted Rate Insignia
• Navy Enlisted Rating Insignia
• Navy Enlisted Rating Insignia -Continued
• Breast Insignia and Identification Badges
• Breast Insignia
• Medals and Awards
• Campaign and Service Awards
• Marksmanship Awards
• Awards of Military Societies and Other Organizations
• Miniature Medals
• Stars
• Authorized Uniforms Modifications
• Mail-Order Uniforms
• Pea Coat

Chapter 10 Naval Educational Institutions

• United States Naval Academy -Continued
• United States Naval Academy -Continued
• An Aerial View of the U.S. Naval Academy
• United States Naval Academy -Continued
• United States Naval Academy -Continued
• Appointment Process
• Eligibility Criteria for Appointment
• Eligibility Requirements
• Aviation Officer Candidate School
• Naval War College
• The U.S. Naval War College, Newport, Rhode Island
• Mind Your Ps and Qs

Chapter 11 The Armed Forces of the United States

• Organizational Chart for the Department of Defense
• National Security
• The Department of Defense (DOD)
• U.S. Air Force B-1B Bomber
• Joint Chief of Staff (JCS)
• Unified Commands
• Department of the Army
• The United States Coast Guard
• Mission
• Department of the Navy
• Organizational Chart for the Department of the Navy
• Office of the Chief of Naval Operations
• The Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy
• The Major Shore Commands
• Operational Chain of Command
• Summary
• Sea Chanties

Chapter 12 Components of the Navy

• Fixed-Wing Aircraft
• Representative Types of Fixed-Wing Aircraft
• Fighter Class
• Other Fixed-Wing Aircraft
• Rotary-Wing Aircraft
• Representative Types of Naval Helicopters
• Aircraft Model Designations
• Striking Force
• Surface Action Groups (SAG'S)
• The Force Antiair Warefare Coordinator (FAAWC)
• Combat Air Patrol (CAP)
• Antisubmarine Warfare
• ASW Aircraft
• Shipboard ASW Organization
• Embarkation
• Naval Telecomunications
• Radiotelephone (R/T)
• Satellite Communications
• Pyrotechnics
• Jacob's Ladder

Chapter 13 Supporting Elements of the Navy

• Civil Engineer Corps
• All Construction Batallions
• The Supply Corps
• Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED)
• The Chaplain Corps
• The Naval Base at Norfolk, Virginia
• Judge Advocate General's Corps -Continued
• Security -Continued
• Naval Intelligence
• Research and Development
• Shipbuilding
• Underwater Weapons and Underwater Weapons Systems
• Scuttlebutt

Chapter 14 United States Marine Corps

• Marine Corps Tradition
• Marine Corps Function
• Marines' Hymn
• Marine Division
• Women Marines
• Artillery
• Naval Academy
• Officer Training
• The Basic School at Quantico, Virginia
• Portholes

Chapter 15 The Naval Reserve

• Ready Reserve
• Standby Reserve
• Reserve Training
• Surface Programs
• Naval Air Reserve Force Program
• Horse Latitudes

Chapter 16 Shipboard Organization

• Executive Officer (XO)
• Shipboard Department Organization
• Weapons, Deck, or Combat Systems Department
• Functional Organization
• Watch, Qaurter, and Station Bill
• Summary

Chapter 17 Ship Design and Engineering

• Plating
• Keel
• Compartmentation
• Compartment Numbering System
• Convensional Steam Turbines
• Condensation
• Gas Turbines
• Damage Control Organization
• Damage Control Central
• Fire and Fire Fighting
• Knot

Chapter 18 External Equipment of Ships

• Boats and Survival Equipment
• Mk 6 Mod 1 Life Raft
• Bridge Equipment
• Lee Helm
• Compasses
• Communication and Radar Antennas
• Crow's Nest

Chapter 19 Vessel Types and Characteristics

• Combatant Ships
• Ship Categories
• Ship Categories
• Battleships
• Cruisers
• Destroyers -Continued
• Frigates
• Guided-Missile Frigate USS Wadsworth (FFG-9)
• Ohio-Class SSBNs
• Patrol Combatants
• Amphibious Assault Ships
• Amphibious Assault Ship USS Guam (LPH-9)
• Amphibious Transport Dock Ships
• Tank Landing Ships
• Tank Landing Ship USS Newport (LST-1179)
• Mine Sweepers
• Auxiliary and Support Ships
• Combat Stores Ships
• Fast Combat Support Ships
• Material Support Ships
• Smoking Lamp

Chapter 20 Naval Weapons Systems

• Guns
• Close-In Weapon System (CIWS)
• Surface-Launched Antiair Warfare (AAW) Missiles
• Cruise Missiles
• Tomahawk
• Submarine-Launched Missiles
• Trident I (C-4)
• Airborne Weapons
• Phoenix -Continued
• Air-to-Ground Missiles
• Torpedoes
• Nuclear Weapons
• Aegis Weapon System -Continued
• Devil to Pay

Appendix I Glossary: AA - Anchor Cable

• Glossary -Continued: Anchor Watch - Bend
• Glossary -Continued: Berth - Broadside
• Glossary -Continued: Brow -Collision Bulkhead
• Glossary -Continued: Colors - Ease
• Glossary -Continued: Ease Her - Freeboard
• Glossary -Continued: Gaff - Helmsman
• Glossary -Continued: Highline - Landing Craft
• Glossary -Continued: Landing Ship - Mainmast
• Glossary -Continued: Man - Parcel
• Glossary -Continued: Party - Ride
• Glossary -Continued: Riding Light - Shellback
• Glossary -Continued: Shift - Squadron
• Glossary -Continued: Square Away - Threefold Purchase
• Glossary -Continued: Thwart - Yaw

Appendix II Naval Terms and Customs: Anchor Watch - Bells

• Naval Terms and Customs -Continued: Bilge - Chaulk
• Naval Terms and Customs -Continued: Chains - Coxswain
• Naval Terms and Customs -Continued: Crossing the Line - Flag at Half-Mast
• Naval Terms and Customs -Continued: Forecastle - Gundecking
• Naval Terms and Customs -Continued: Hawser - Quarterdeck
• Naval Terms and Customs -Continued: Rope Yarn Sunday - Sundowner
• Naval Terms and Customs -Continued: Tar - Tonnage

Index A - D

• Index D - J
• Index K - P
• Index R - W
• Index W

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