NS3 25 questions part 1

the U.S must import over 100 vital metals and minerals including nearly 100 percent of what 2 ores

what is defined as a series of strikes against several enemy targets in a general area

what is the primary electronic device used in undersea warfare operations

what are the navy's 2 basic functions

what form of communication uses hand flags for short distance communications between ships

what are the official representatives of our government in foreign capitals called

what is the lowest level of court-martial

if one or more rivers form a boundary between 2 or more countries they are called

todays naval strike groups are built primarily around what kind of ships

which publication does NOT explain all matters concerning U.S military law

what level of security classification is assigned to material that could result in great damage to the nation

what recent technical innovation is international law beginning to address today

who manages the navy's R&D program

the commonwealth of nations is composed mainly of nations that were at one time under american colonial rule

what is the CAP

with what crime would sailors be charged if they were to jointly protest their working conditions or rate of pay

what is data after it is compiled and analyzed and used by a political or military leader in decision making

true or false disentanglement is one of the potential actions that might cause a general war to occur

_________ ships have revolutionized waterborne freight transport worldwide they are the most productive ships in the us

who was the first great western strategist

if total war were to come the whole national economy would have to be _____ efficiently

what legal term is applied to countries engaged in a lawful war

when did modern logistics begin

what designator is used to identify MSC ships

which kind of cruel and unusual punishments are prohibited by article 55 of the UCMJ