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When U.S. forces place combat power where it cannot be ignored, lessening the likelihood that a potential enemy will become hostile, what element of national military strategy is being carried out?

• Deterrence and conflict prevention

• Fight and Win

• Peace time engagement

• Projection of power ashore

When U.S. forces maintain a permanent state of readiness for any and all forms of hostile actions, what element of national military strategy is being carried out?

• Deterrence and Conflict prevention

• Fight and Win

• Peacetime Engagment

• Power projection ashore

When the presence of U.S. forces around the world promotes economic and political stability, and the presence of Navy ships ensures the security of the seas, what element of national military strategy is being carried out?

• Deterrence and conflict prevention

• Fight and Win

• Peacetime Engagement

• Power projection ashore

The high visibility of our ships on the open seas around the world accomplishes what part of the Navy mission?

• Naval Presence

• Projection of power

• Strategic Deterrence

• Sea Control

The ability to use the seas to take the fight into the borders of a potential enemy and keep the enemy away from U.S. shores is what part of the Navy mission?

• Naval Presence

• Projection of Power

• Strategic Deterrence

• Sea Control

Help given to individuals in need with no military or political consideration is known as what type of assistance?

• Humanitarian

• Philanthropic

• International Aid

• Stabilization

What term is used for the front of a ship? (You always ______ to the front)

• bow

• stern

• aft

• port

What direction refers to the left side of the ship when you're facing forward?

• Port

• Starboard

• Aft

• Athwartship

What name is given to the widest part of a ship?

• keel

• stern

• beam

• hull

What name is given to the type of deck that extends from side to side and from bow to stern?

• Weather Deck

• Complete Deck

• POOOP Deck(NO)

• Forecastle