When an enlisted sailor violates a regulation in the presence of both an officer and a petty officer?

If an enlisted person violates a regulation in the presence of both an officer and a petty officer, the petty officer should correct the person. Failing to correct the person could result in a reprimand for the petty officer. Figure 2-1 shows three official sources for basic disciplinary laws.

Which failed operation was credited for increasing the emphasis?

What failed operation was credited for increasing the emphasis on training for joint operations? Operation EAGLE CLAW.

Why did the United States become involved with the Caribbean islands?

The Caribbean became one of the scenes of these conflicts during and following World War I. General reasons were the imperial debt policy, increasing German investments, submarine warfare and US economic interests.

Why did Russia set up a joint command center?

Facilitating this, Russia set up a joint command and control center ironically named “Central Command” (or “Centcom”) to provide unity of command over its forces.

What makes the US military a joint force?

More than simply establishing joint commands and assigning officers from the various services into joint billets, the Department of Defense (DOD) deliberately institutionalized key enablers for joint operations.

How many Marines were involved in Operation Desert Storm?

During Operation DESERT STORM, a relatively small amphibious force consisting of 17,000 embarked Marines was able to make the Iraqis commit a force of approximately ______________ soldiers to defend against invasion. What role did the U.S. Navy NOT play during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM?

What makes a joint team a force multiplier?

The ability to put aside service parochialism to capably plan and execute as a joint team is a force multiplier for forces operating at the tactical and operational levels of war.

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