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ASSIGNMENT 4
Textbook Assignment:
“Personnel Casualty Reports,” chapter 4, pages 4-1 through 4-10.
4-1.
A personnel casualty report is
required from a Navy command in
which of the following instances?
1.
2.
3.
4.
4-2.
The
When a Navy
the command
When a Navy
the command
only
member serving with
dies only
member serving with
dies or is injured
When death or injury to a
service member of another U.S.
Armed Force Service branch
occurs while serving with the
Navy command only
When personnel serving with or
attached to the Navy command
become casualties
Navy considers a person to be a
casualty if that person’s services
are lost due to which of the
following circumstances?
1.
Illness, injury, or wounds
of a serious nature
2.
Death
3.
Missing, including missing
in action (MIA)
4.
Each of the above
4-3.
In addition to Navy members, which
of the following personnel may also
be considered casualties for
reporting purposes?
1.
2.
3.
4.
Family members of active duty
Navy personnel in a foreign
country who are unaccounted
for only
Civilian Navy employees
in a foreign country only
Family members of civilian Navy
employees in a foreign country
who are unaccounted for only
Family members of Navy members
on active duty or civilian Navy
employees and their family
members in a foreign country
who are unaccounted for
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4-4.
A personnel casualty report
submitted for a family member
should contain what reporting
items?
1.
Most of the same items as
that for active duty personnel,
appropriately modified
2.
ALFA through DELTA items only
3.
ALFA through ECHO items only
4.
ALFA through HOTEL items only
4-5.
Individuals who are incapacitated
and cannot communicate with their
next of kin have what status
concerning personnel casualty
reports?
1.
Are not considered casualties
for reporting purposes
2.
Are considered casualties for
reporting purposes
3.
Must wait until they are able
to notify family members and
are not considered casualties
for reporting purposes until
that time
4-6.
Which of the following individuals
is responsible for submitting a
personnel casualty report on a
member of a command who becomes
a casualty?
1.
2.
3.
4.
The PNC attached to the
command and who is the
personnel officer
The operations officer who
was notified first about the
casualty
The commander, commanding
officer, or immediate superior
in command who is notified
about the casualty
The command duty officer
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