4-20.
The controlled equipage inventory
should take place (a) how often,
and (b) in what month?
1.
(a) Semiannually; (b) January
2.
(a) Annually; (b) March
3.
(a) Quarterly (b) April
4.
(a) Semiannually; (b) May
4-21.
The transfer of stores or other
government material from a naval
ship must be approved by what
o f f i c e r s?
1.
The commanding officer and the
s u p p l y o f f i c er
2.
The supply officer and the
accounting officer
3.
The commanding officer and the
accounting officer
4.
The type commander and the
commanding officer
4-22.
A survey of naval property is
required in which of the following
conditions?
1.
When store accounts are in
excess
2.
When equipment is lost or
damaged only
3.
When expected theft has
occurred only
4.
When property is lost, damaged,
or destroyed except in incoming
s t o r es
4-23.
OPTAR funds provided by the Defense
Appropriation Act 17-1804 are
administered by what officer(s) or
organization?
1.
TYCOMS
2.
NAVSEA
3.
Commanding officers
4.
MSC
4-24.
What is the primary difference
between the Navy Stock Fund (NSF)
and the Navy Stock Account (NSA)?
1.
The NSF is used to procure
material and the NSA is an
inventory account
2.
The NSF is a revolving fund and
the NSA adjusts budget
requirements according to need
3.
The NSF is funded by NAVSEA and
the NSA is funded by MSC
4.
The NSF is controlled by TYCOM
and the NSA is controlled by
MSC
4-25.
The fund codes each ship may use
and the circumstances under which
they may be used are designated by
what Officers
1.
Fleet commanders
2.
TYCOMS
3.
Commanding officers
4.
Supply officers
4-26.
The supply officer reports the
budget status of the OPTAR fund to
the commanding officer how often?
1.
Weekly
2.
When requested by the CO
3.
Every 10 days
4.
Quarterly
4-27.
Why is it important to keep and
maintain up-to-date work center
records of supplies requested and
received?
1.
They are important sources of
information that save time,
money and embarrassment to the
work center and engineering
department
2.
They verify proper use of the
supply system
3.
They provide stores account
l o c a t i on
4.
They indicate data not normally
associated with the
manufacturer
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