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Navy CASREP Categories Explained

This document provides guidance on operational reports and casualty reporting (CASREPs) as outlined in NWP 1-03.1. It details the different types of CASREPs (initial, update, correct, cancel), the CASREP categories for different units (ships use 3 categories, training commands use 4 categories), and various requirements for submitting CASREPs such as timelines, required fields, and classification levels. Key information includes that CASREPs are submitted for equipment that cannot be repaired within 48 hours, and include details on the equipment affected, status updates, and when the issue is resolved.

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Navy CASREP Categories Explained

This document provides guidance on operational reports and casualty reporting (CASREPs) as outlined in NWP 1-03.1. It details the different types of CASREPs (initial, update, correct, cancel), the CASREP categories for different units (ships use 3 categories, training commands use 4 categories), and various requirements for submitting CASREPs such as timelines, required fields, and classification levels. Key information includes that CASREPs are submitted for equipment that cannot be repaired within 48 hours, and include details on the equipment affected, status updates, and when the issue is resolved.

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  • Introduction to Operational Reports
  • Casualty Reports Overview
  • Critical Equipment Malfunctions
  • Types of CASREPs
  • CASREP Categories in Different Scenarios
  • CASREP Category Definitions
  • CASREP Transmission and Formatting
  • CASREP Submission Guidelines
  • CASREP Numbering and Protocols

NWP 1-03.

1 OPERATIONAL REPORTS 1CHAPTER 4

Casualty report manual?

Old: NWP 10-1-10 New: NWP 1-03.1

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An equipement malfunction or deficiency which cannot Be corrected within 48 hours, reduces units ability to Perform a primary mission, secondary mission, or A training commands ability to perform its mission is Called what?

Casualty

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Name the four different types of CASREPS?

Initial Update Correct Cancel

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How many CASREP categories for ships, shore Activities, and overseas bases?

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How many CASREP categories for NAVEDTRACOM (training commands)?

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CASREP Category A deficiency exists in mission essential equipment Which causes a minor degradation in any primary Mission, or a major degradation or total loss of a Secondary mission?

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CASREP Category A deficiency exists in mission essential equipment Which causes a major degradation but not the loss of a Primary mission.

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CASREP Category? A deficiency exists in mission essential equipment That is worse than category 3, and causes a loss of At least one primary mission.

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Training CASREP Categories, what are they?

1-casualty exists but no loss in training. 2-Minor degradation 3-Major degradation 4-Severe degradation

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Are SSIC and subject lines utilized in CASREP messages?

no

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CASREP messages shall be transmitted under _________ conditions.

minimize

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What marks the start of each field on a casrep msg?

Field marker is a / slant symbol

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Which is allowed in a message in reference to Equipment nomenclature: AN/ARC-27 or AN-ARC-27?

AN-ARC-27 because no slants are allowed.

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Mandatory fields shall always contain an item of Information or, if the content is unknown then what Should be inserted?

A hyphen -

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When should units submit a CASREP?

As soon as possible, but not later than 24 hours After the occurrence of a significant equipment Casualty which cannot be corrected within 48 hours.

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CASREP messages submitted by deployed units Shall be classified what as a minimum?

Confidential

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CASREP messages containing a casualty category Of 3 or 4, submitted by a combat, combat support, or Combat service support unit, shall be classified what As a minimum?

Confidential

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An UPDATE CASREP is submitted when?

Revise previous info Situation changes Parts received All parts received NAVEDTRACOM every 30 days.

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When should a correction CASREP be submitted?

When equipment which has been casrepd is repaired And in operational condition.

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When should a cancellation CASREP be submitted?

When equipment subject of casrep reporting is Scheduled to be repaired during an overhaul period Or other scheduled availabity.

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CASREP numbers are how many digits and broken Out how?

5 First 2 last 2 digits of the year Last 3 are a sequential number assigned by station

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If EIC is unknown what should be used instead?

Not a hyphen, use UNKN or 0000

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Classification downgrading should be done in Accordance with what instruction?

OPNAVINST 5510.1 SERIES

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When a reporting unit is exempt from position Reporting requirements, the unit shall include the POSIT set in all messages shall look like what?

POSIT/EXEMPT//

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