ASSIGNMENT 2
Textbook Assignment:
“Public Affairs Office Management,” pages 1-25 through 1-55.
2-1.
A typical public affairs annex to
an operation order contains all
except which of the following
information?
1.
Specific instructions on policy
for information activities
2. The scope of picture and Story
coverage desired
3.
The staffing of the Command
Information Bureau (CIB)
4.
Plans for communication
facilities for the fleet
operation
2-2.
Command information bureaus (CIBs)
are normally established by a
notice for which of the following
events?
1.
Adverse incidents
2.
A major fleet exercise
3.
An important news situation
4.
All of the above
2-3.
Information on the release of
casualties is contained in which of
the following public affairs plans?
1.
CIB
2.
Adverse incident
3.
Special event
4.
Command public affairs
2-4.
Comprehensive information on how to
properly format a naval message may
be found in which of the following
publication?
1.
Navy Public Affairs Policy and
Regulations, SECNAVINST
5720.44A
2.
Special Incident Reporting,
OPNAVINST 3100.6F
3.
Naval Messaging, OPNAVINST
3100.6G
4.
Telecommunications Users
Manual, Naval
Telecommunications Procedures
(NTP) 3
2–5.
Which of the following date–time
groups is correct?
1.
0912452 93 JUN
2.
2118025Z JUL 93
3.
0021445Z AUG 93
4.
041730Z SEP 93
A.
Routine
B.
Priority
C.
Immediate
D.
Flash
Figure 1
IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 2-6 THROUGH 2-11,
SELECT THE NAVAL MESSAGE PRECEDENCE THAT
FITS THE DESCRIPTION USED AS THE QUESTION.
RESPONSES IN FIGURE 1 MAY BE USED MORE
THAN ONCE.
2-6.
2–7.
2-8.
Most public affairs messages are
sent using this precedence.
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
Speed of service objective is
within '30 minutes.
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
The highest precedence normally
authorized for administrative
messages.
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
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