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5-41.
Who is responsible for submitting
the guest cruise completion
report to CHINFO?
1.
The area coordinator
2.
The type commander
3.
The CO of the host ship
4.
The appropriate fleet
commander in chief
5-42.
A “Guest of the Navy” cruise
member should meet which of
the following criteria?
1.
Have influence on the Navy
recruiting process
2.
Have mid-to-upper level
management experience
3.
Have a minimum of 5 years
active military service
4.
Have national political
influence
5-43.
What is the maximum length of
a “Guest of the Navy” cruise?
1.
3 days
2.
5 days
3.
7 days
4.
9 days
5-44.
Which of the following groups are
eligible to attend a “Go Navy”
cruise?
1.
VIPs
2.
Local chamber of commerce
members
3.
Prospective candidates for
naval officer/enlisted
programs
4.
Former naval
officers/enlisted members
5-45.
Which of the following procedures
is recommended when a PAO coordi-
nates a “Go Navy” cruise?
1.
Letting guests debark within
300 miles of the original
departure point
2.
Letting guests embark and
debark at the same port
3.
Letting guests debark at
a port selected by the
appropriate fleet commander
in chief
4.
Letting guests embark by noon
and debark by 1700 at a port
selected by the CO of the
ship
5-46.
Who serves as the program manager
for “Go Navy” cruises?
1.
CHINFO
2.
COMNAVRESFOR
3. SECNAV
4.
COMNAVCRUITCOM
Learning Objective:
Assess
the Navy’s relationship with
service-related, civilian, and
professional groups.
5-47.
Commands should advocate partic-
ipation in local professional or
civic organizations for which of
the following reasons?
1.
To encourage favorable
treatment of Navy personnel
in the community
2.
To build sound relationships
with influential civilians
3.
To encourage two-way dis-
cussions between influential
civilians and the Navy work
force
4.
To increase advancement
opportunities
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