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| What are the six echelons of the Navy Reserve Force Chain of Command? |
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Definition
Chief of Navy Operations (Echelon 1), Commander Navy Reserve Force (CNRF, Echelon 2), Commander Naval Reserve Forces Command (CNRFC, Echelon 3), Echelon IV commands (Naval Reserve Intelligence), Echelon V (scheduling and funding), Echelon VI (Navy Reseve Units)
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| Retired USN and USNR are classified into what 3 classes? |
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Definition
Class 1: Retired less than 5, under 60, fully elig
Class 2: Retired more than 5, under 60, fully elig
Class 3: Retirees either over 60 or disabled
3.1-2 |
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| What percentage of the Navy's Intelligence is performed by Reserve Personnel? |
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Definition
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| How long is the obligation for the NAT program? |
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Definition
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| What is the basic definition of the Naval Reserve NAVET enlistment programs? |
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Definition
based on prior naval service occupation and provides for enlistment/reenlistment in a temporary/permanent pay grade. This is for personnel having prior active or reserve service.
3.3-1 |
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Term
How long must personnel on the Temporary Disabled Retired List have a final action taken?
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Definition
5 years after placement on the TDRL
3.3-2 |
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Term
In order for an applicant to receive and elapsed time waiver, how long must the applicant have worked in a civilian occupation?
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Definition
They must have worked in an occupations that directly relates to the former rating for, at a minimum, the 12-month period preceding enlistment
3.3-3 |
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| What are some of the basic rules that apply to the Navy Reserve OSVET program? |
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Definition
Cannot enlist into a paygrade higher than E-6 and all must meet BEERS and rating specific requirements and have valid ASVAB scores
3.3-4 |
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| What is the definition of affiliation as it applies to the Navy Reserve? |
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Definition
relates to a member of the Ready Reserve, with a remaining incurred obligation, accessing into a pay drill billet with an established unit or Individual Mobilization Augmentee billet of the NR
3.4-3,4 |
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| What are some of the general Affiliation Eligibility guidelines? |
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Definition
Contractual Obligations, BEERS requirements, BUPERSINST 1001.39E (the everything manual for the reserves), not recommended for reenlistment wavier authority.
3.4-3 |
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Term
| A "key employee" is defined as what? |
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Definition
Someone who cannot be recalled to active duty because their employment is considered more critical than the needs of the Navy Reserve
3.4-6 |
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| What are the two types of Key Employees and are they eligible for enlistment? |
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Definition
Federal: employed by the Federal Government (Congress, CIA, etc)
Non-Federal: reservists who work in the fields of public health and safety as well as defense support
They are not eligible for enlistment
3.4-6 |
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| Can NAVET's request a reduction in rate? |
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Definition
Yes, they may be transferred from IRR to a pay status with a reduction in rate in order to meeting manning, but the do become subject to HYT
3.4-6 |
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| Can Non-Drilling reservists affiliate? |
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Definition
Yes, but those with less than 90 days remaining on contract must complete and entire enlistment application
3.4-7 |
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| What are the 3 Career Reenlistment Objective (CREO) categories? |
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Definition
CREO 1-Undermanned
CREO 2-Manned at Desired Levels
CREO 3-Overmanned
3.5-2 |
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| What are some of the criteria for RESCORE-R? |
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Definition
Must have at least 12 weeks of IADT (basic training), Not receiving a bonus, must obligate in the SELRES for at least 4 yrs, Applicants with a break of more than 10 years are not eligible
3.5-2 |
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| If under 6 years since discharge what paygrade can a NAVET enlist into? |
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Definition
Permanent Paygrade-same as discharge
Temporary-same as discharge
3.5-3 |
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| If over 6-10 yrs since discharge what paygrade must an applicant enlist into? |
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Definition
Permanent paygrade-one paygrade less than held at discharge
Temporary pay grade-one paygrade less than held at discharge
3.5-3 |
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| What are the temporary/permanent paygrades for OSVETS? |
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Definition
Six or less: Perm E3, Temp Same as at discharge
Over 6-8: Perm E3, Temp one paygradesless
Over 8-10: Perm E3, Temp two paygrades less
3.5-3 |
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| Applicants without an A school have how long to complete prerequisites for Permanent rate? |
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Definition
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| What are some requirements for making a Temporary Pay grade and Rating Conversion Permanent? |
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Definition
1) If they dont attend an A school must pass the Exam with a 37 within 3 cycles, 2) IS becomes perm upon completion of NBIT
3.5-4 |
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| What are some of the criteria for a RESCORE-R with class "A" School guarantee? |
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Definition
1) App must begin "A" school w/i 12 mo of contracting, 2) must receive counseling every 6 mo, 3) If they have a "C" school they will not receive perm rate until completion
3.5-5 |
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Term
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Definition
HSDG (8,9, B, D, F, G, K, L, M, N, R, S, U, AND W) either by traditional, adult, postsecondary (some college), job corps
Assoc Degree-D, BA-K, Masters-N
3.10-6 |
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Term
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Include the status': 5, 7, C, E, H, J, or X.
Home school "H", National Guard Youth Challenge "X", GED "E", High School Completion "J", etc
3.10-6 |
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Term
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NSHG applicants who are not currently attending high school and who are neither a high school grad nor alternate high school credential holder.
3.10-6 |
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| If an applicant test positive for alcohol while at MEPS how long before they can return |
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Definition
45 days from the test date and will require a CO waiver
3.10-8 |
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Term
| NRCRF are comprised of what? |
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Definition
Enlisted members who have laterally transferred from the CANREC program to the FTS program.
3.11-1 |
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Term
| What are some of the program eligibility requirements for NRCRF? |
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Definition
1) Currently a CANREC, 2) Meet PQS (RINC), 3) Have served a min of 2 years recruiting duty as a CANREC recruiter within last 5 years, 4) no NJP, 5) Be able to complete 20 yrs service by age 55, 6) Meet physical requirements
3.11-2 |
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Term
| What is the initial length of obligations once converted to NRCRF? |
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Definition
48 months with a PRD assignement of 36 months
3.11-2 |
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Term
| What are some of the criteria to be met if a CO recommends a NRCRF to revert to previous rating? |
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Definition
1) complete justification for termination, 2) completed NEC change recommendation, 3) Copies of last 3 Evals, 4) 3 duty pref, 5) member's signed acknowledgement of recommendation
3.11-3 |
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Term
| What are the 3 purposes of Public Speaking? |
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Definition
Persuade, Inform, and Enterain
3.14-1 |
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| What two things should you know when preparing for a speech? |
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Definition
Know your audience and know your physical surroundings
3.14-2 |
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| What is the primary personal technique of public speaking? |
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Definition
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| What are some of the basic delivery techniques? |
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Definition
Voice, Eye Contact, Gestures, Attitude
3.14-4 |
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Term
| MATTRESS stands for what? |
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Definition
Money, Adventure, Training, Travel, Recreation, Education, Security, Success
3.14-5 |
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Term
| What is the Reserve Canvasser Recruiter Program (CANREC) is designed for what reason? |
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Definition
As a temporary recall program for production recruiters assigned to execute the Navy's Recruiting Mission
3.8-1 |
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Term
| What is the probationary period for the CANREC program? |
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Definition
5 year probationary (2 Years initially with an optional extension of 3 years)
3.8-1 |
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Term
| CANRECS must meet what criteria? |
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Definition
1) Applicants must have a valid driver's lis, 2) Applicants must reside within 50 miles of their assigned billet, 3) Applicants must be in the SELRES, IRR, or within 90 days prior to their EAOS, 4) must not reach HYT in 1st 2 yrs, 5) must meet accession requirements, 6) preferred E5 or less, 7) No NJP in last 3 years
3.8-2 |
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| If a CANREC is issues PCS orders how long must he/she obligate? |
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Definition
36 month active duty obligation
3.8-4 |
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Term
| What are some areas of probes that you could use to determine the best qualified CANRECs? |
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Definition
Sales Aptitude, Motivation, Maturity, Technical Knowledge, Character, People Skills, and Emotional Adjustment
3.8-8 |
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Term
| What are some of the links on the CNRC Recruiting Quarterdeck? |
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Definition
1) Ports of Calls, 2) Headliners-New info on site, 3) Life Styles-"virtually family services", 4) Mixed Medai- STASS/Shareware, 5) Search, and 6) Emergency Contact of HQ CDO
3.12-1 |
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| What are the links on Command Recruiting Command Page? |
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Definition
1) Admirals Latest Comments, 2) Admiral's Accelerator Award Inst, 3) Awards submission inst, 4) Early Bird News
3.12-1,2 |
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Term
| What is the difference between a Social Media and an Industrial Media? |
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Definition
Social are inexpensive and accessible tools that enable anyone to publish or access information (blogs, facebook, etc). Industrial are things like Magazines and books where once published it will always be that way
3.13-1 |
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Term
| What are some of the properties that differentiate between Social and Industrial? |
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Definition
Reach, Accessibility, Usability, Recency, and Permanence
3.13-2 |
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| What are the 3 components to Social Media? |
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Definition
Concept (art, info, or meme), Media (physical, electronic, or verbal), Social Interface (intimate, direct, community engagement, social viral, electronic broadcast or syndication, or other physical media such as print)
3.13-2 |
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| How does Navy Recruiting benefit from social media? |
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Definition
Return on Investment, Brand Identification, College Impact, Communications Responsiveness, and Message Impact
3.13-4 |
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Term
| What are some of the social media sites that the Navy supports? |
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Definition
Facebook, Twitter, You Tube, Flickr, and Weblog
3.13-6 |
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Term
| Name the guidelines to using Social Media Site? |
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Definition
No Classified Info, Identify yourself, Maintain privacy, Be Factual, Admit Your Mistakes, Use Sound Judgement, Do Not Go On The Offensive, Know Copyright/Trademark Breaches, No Endorsements, No Impersonations, and register with the Navy's Media Directory
3.13-6,7 |
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Term
| What is the purpose of the Direct Procurement Enlistment Program (DPEP)? |
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Definition
provided for the enlistment of applicants with civilian-acquired post-secondary vocational/technical training and/or work experience.
3.6-1 |
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| What are some of the requirements of the DPEP program? |
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Definition
Must meet BEERS requirements, must not be under a Navy Reserve contract, May be under an other service's RC, applicants with a college degree but not work exp may enter in E3,
3.6-2 |
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Term
| What documentation must someone have for self-employment? |
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Definition
Two 370's from customers, business license, an advertisement in the phone book, and a billing statement addressed to the business
3.6-2 |
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Term
| What is the term of enlistment for the DPEP program for AC/RC? |
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Definition
8 Year for AC (4 AC, 4 IRR) 8 Year for RC (6 SELRES, 2 IRR)
3.6-3 |
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Term
| What is the term of enlistment for PS? |
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Definition
4 Yr AC and 3 Yr SELRES
3.6-3 |
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Term
| How long must an applicant be off of a Navy contract before being eligible? |
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Definition
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Term
| For the MA rating, are certificates from non-government, private, for profit, or non-profit academy accepted for advancement under the DPEP? |
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Definition
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Term
| What medical field is not eligible for advancement under the DPEP? |
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Definition
Certified Nurse Assistants (CNAs)
3.6-6 |
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Term
| CIRIMS gives recruiters the ability to do what? |
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Definition
work PS leads, process their kits, and complete a DPR
3.9-1 |
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Term
| CIRIMS gives the RINC the ability to do what? |
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Definition
assign/re-assign LEADS, view the leads for their other recruiters, and enter training and PQS for themselves and their recruiters and other maintenance items
3.9-1 |
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Term
| A ZS will use CIRIMS for what purpose? |
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Definition
review station leads and kit tracking records, approve/disapprove drill vers, and send attrite requests to their DIST
3.9-1 |
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Term
| The main CIRIMS menu have what four components? |
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Definition
Home, Module, Utilities, and Search
3.9-3 |
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Term
| CIRIMS news provides what information? |
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Definition
recent enhancements, fixes, and updates
3.9-3 |
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Term
| Modules Component consists of what for items? |
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Definition
Contract Management, Kit Tracking, Reporter, and DPR
3.9-5 |
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Term
| Contact management allows the recruiter to see a list of what different kinds of leads? |
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Definition
All Leads, Call Back, Dead File, Hot Leads, In Processing, Mail Out, Working Leads
3.9-6 |
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Term
| Kit Tracking allows the recruiter to do what? |
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Definition
Request Reservation, Obtain Medical Review, Enter Applicant Info, Print all forms for accession, Obtain approval to access applicant, report attainment date, report drill date, report attrite
3.9-7 |
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Term
| The Utilities Components has what two items under it? |
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Definition
Tools and Downloads
3.9-9 |
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| The Search Component has what 5 items under it? |
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Definition
Contact, Recruiter, Station, Police, UIC
3.9-10 |
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