1. How long are most watches aboard ship? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

2. The evening watch is normally dogged into two equal periods (1600-1800 and 1800-2000) in order to NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

3. Why are watches ashore longer than watches aboard ship? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

4. What is the required bills that each division is responsible to maintain? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

5. Each division is responsible for maintaining a “Watch, Quarter, and Station Bill” for all division personnel. What manual gives directions for administering these bills? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

6. What is the Navy’s nickname for 12 on 12 off watch rotations at sea? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

7. The evening watch is normally dogged into two equal periods (1600-1800 and 1800-2000) in order to Rotate watches so people do not stand the same watch every day NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

8. How long are most watches aboard ship? 4 hours NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

9. What is the required bills that each division is responsible to maintain? Watch, Quarter and Station Bill NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

10. Why are watches ashore longer than watches aboard ship? They are less demanding and less frequent NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

11. What is the Navy’s nickname for 12 on 12 off watch rotations at sea? Port and Starboard NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

12. Each division is responsible for maintaining a “Watch, Quarter, and Station Bill” for all division personnel. What manual gives directions for administering these bills? Battle Bill and the Ship’s Organization and Regulations Manual (SORM) NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

13. What happens to watchstanders during General Quarters? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

14. At what time should you report to relieve if you have the 0400-0800 watch? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

15. When reporting to the person to be relieved, the relief will say what? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

16. Who represents the CO when the ship is in port? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

17. Which Watch Officer is responsible to ensure that all events in the XO's Plan of the Day are carried out? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

18. Who is the officer on watch in charge of the ship? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

19. At what time should you report to relieve if you have the 0400-0800 watch? 0345 NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

20. What happens to watchstanders during General Quarters? Watchstanders are relieved and go to their battlestations NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

21. Who represents the CO when the ship is in port? Command Duty Officer NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

22. When reporting to the person to be relieved, the relief will say what? I am ready to relieve you NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

23. Who is the officer on watch in charge of the ship? OOD NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

24. Which Watch Officer is responsible to ensure that all events in the XO's Plan of the Day are carried out? The Command Duty Officer (CDO) NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

25. Where does the OOD stand his watch when the ship is underway? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

26. Where does the OOD stand his watch when the ship is in port? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

27. What is the name of the officer on the bridge just below the OOD? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

28. What are the two basic types of enlisted watches in a topside underway section? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

29. The main enlisted assistant to the OOD and the petty officer in charge of the enlisted watch is the NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

30. What is the name or title of the watch stander who steers the ship? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

31. Where does the OOD stand his watch when the ship is in port? Quarter-deck NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

32. Where does the OOD stand his watch when the ship is underway? Bridge NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

33. What are the two basic types of enlisted watches in a topside underway section? Deck watches Navigation watches NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

34. What is the name of the officer on the bridge just below the OOD? JOOD NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

35. What is the name or title of the watch stander who steers the ship? Helmsman NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

36. The main enlisted assistant to the OOD and the petty officer in charge of the enlisted watch is the Boatswain’s Mate of the Watch (BMOW) NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

37. What is the name of the watch stander at the engine order telegraph on the bridge? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

38. Why do the Helm watch and the Lee Helm watch relieve each other often? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

39. What is the name of the watch stander who runs errands for the OOD? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

40. The most rapid and reliable means of internal communications aboard a ship between important watch stations and the bridge is the NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

41. Persons on watch whose important duty it is to report all sightings of ships, crafts, obstructions, and aircraft in the vicinity of the ship are called NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

42. Lookouts should report the condition of what every half hour during night watches? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

43. Why do the Helm watch and the Lee Helm watch relieve each other often? So that they remain alert NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

44. What is the name of the watch stander at the engine order telegraph on the bridge? Lee Helmsman NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

45. The most rapid and reliable means of internal communications aboard a ship between important watch stations and the bridge is the Sound-powered telephone system NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

46. What is the name of the watch stander who runs errands for the OOD? Messenger of the Watch NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

47. Lookouts should report the condition of what every half hour during night watches? Navigation lights NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

48. Persons on watch whose important duty it is to report all sightings of ships, crafts, obstructions, and aircraft in the vicinity of the ship are called lookouts NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

49. What watch stander does not have to be at his watch station but must be on call and ready for fast action? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

50. The enlisted petty officer on watch responsible for writing the ship’s log, assisting the OOD in navigational matters, and weather observations is the NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

51. Which watch provides emergency steering for the ship in case steering from the bridge is damaged? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

52. Why does the OOD shift control to aft steering several times each day? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

53. When your ship is in a port how long must you remain on the ship if your duty section is on duty? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

54. What watch stander is the OOD’s primary enlisted assistant in port person for in port watches? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

55. The enlisted petty officer on watch responsible for writing the ship’s log, assisting the OOD in navigational matters, and weather observations is the Quartermaster of the watch (QMOW) NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

56. What watch stander does not have to be at his watch station but must be on call and ready for fast action? Lifeboat watch NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

57. Why does the OOD shift control to aft steering several times each day? Makes sure gear is working and watch is alert NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

58. Which watch provides emergency steering for the ship in case steering from the bridge is damaged? After steering watch NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

59. What watch stander is the OOD’s primary enlisted assistant in port person for in port watches? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2 The petty officer of the watch

60. When your ship is in a port how long must you remain on the ship if your duty section is on duty? 24 hours NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

61. The ability of the human eye to see objects in a weak light is called what NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

62. Where does the brow watch stand duty? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

63. When moored or anchored, this watch is stood to keep an eye on the cable. NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

64. Persons who are stationed on either side of the route across the quarter- deck taken by arriving and departing high-ranking officers or civilians who are making official calls are called NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

65. If an enlisted woman is detailed to side boy duty what is she called? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

66. What signal prompts the sideboys to salute? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

67. Where does the brow watch stand duty? On the pier at the bottom of the brow NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

68. The ability of the human eye to see objects in a weak light is called what Night Vision NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

69. Persons who are stationed on either side of the route across the quarter- deck taken by arriving and departing high-ranking officers or civilians who are making official calls are called Side boys NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

70. When moored or anchored, this watch is stood to keep an eye on the cable. Anchor watch NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

71. What signal prompts the sideboys to salute? Bosn Pipe NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

72. If an enlisted woman is detailed to side boy duty what is she called? Side boy NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

73. A building or group of buildings for lodging military personnel NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

74. Which department is responsible for providing Master-at-Arms for the watch section on duty? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

75. How often do security watches and patrols make reports to the OOD, and who is responsible for their training? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

76. Whose responsibility is it to protect the barracks against fire, ensure the safety of personnel, carry out routines, and maintain order and discipline? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

77. What is the Navy term for the 0000 – 0400 watch? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

78. What is the Navy term for the 0400 – 0800 watch? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

79. Which department is responsible for providing Master-at-Arms for the watch section on duty? Executive NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

80. A building or group of buildings for lodging military personnel Barracks NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

81. Whose responsibility is it to protect the barracks against fire, ensure the safety of personnel, carry out routines, and maintain order and discipline? Barracks Security Watch NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

82. How often do security watches and patrols make reports to the OOD, and who is responsible for their training? Hourly, the Master at Arms Personnel NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

83. What is the Navy term for the 0400 – 0800 watch? Morning watch NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

84. What is the Navy term for the 0000 – 0400 watch? Mid-watch NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

85. What is the Navy term for the 0800 – 1200 watch? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

86. What is the Navy term for the 1200 – 1600 watch? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

87. What is the Navy term for the 2000 – 2400 watch? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

88. What is the maximum number of bells that will be sounded to indicate time during the watch? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

89. What is the Navy term for the 1600 – 1800 watch? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

90. What is meant by “dogging” a watch? NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

91. What is the Navy term for the 1200 – 1600 watch? Afternoon Watch NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

92. What is the Navy term for the 0800 – 1200 watch? Forenoon watch NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

93. What is the maximum number of bells that will be sounded to indicate time during the watch? Eight NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

94. What is the Navy term for the 2000 – 2400 watch? Evening Watch NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

95. What is meant by “dogging” a watch? Splitting a four hour watch into a pair of two hour watches. NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

96. What is the Navy term for the 1600 – 1800 watch? First Dogwatch NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2

97. In the Navy, the term “Watch” means the A.Location of a man on watch B.Watch section to which a person is assigned C.the individual man on watch D.Period of time E.Any of the above may apply NS3 Naval Skills Shipboard and Ashore Watches Unit 2 Chapter 2