510.5 Armed Forces Identification Cards and Leave Papers No person without proper authority shall: a.    Have in his/her possession more than o n e    p r o p e r l y    va l i d a t e d    A r m e d    Fo r c e s identification card. b.   Depart on liberty without his/her own properly validated identification card; or, in the case  of  leave,  without  his/her  own  properly validated leave papers and identification card. c.   Have  in  his/her  possession  a  false  or unauthorized   identification   card;   or   a mutilated,   erased,   altered,   or   not   properly va l i d a t e d i d e n t i fi c a t i o n c a r d ; o r a n identification  card  bearing  false  or  inaccurate information concerning a name, grade, service number, or date of birth. d.   Return from leave without depositing his/her leave papers with the proper authority. Any person returning without an identification card shall report the loss to the OOD in person. 510.14 Customs Upon   arrival   of   a   naval   unit   in   United States territory after visiting a foreign port, it is subject  to  customs  and  other  inspections  by Federal authorities. a.   O n s u c h o c c a s i o n s , c u s t o m s declarations will be distributed to all hands in sufficient  time  to  be  filled  out  and  returned before arrival in port. b.   It shall be the duty of all personnel to accurately complete customs declarations prior to arrival in port. c.   No  person,  without  permission  from the  commanding  officer,  shall  bring  on  board any   article,   animal,   or   any   other   thing,   the introduction   of   which   into   U.S.   territory   is f o r b i d d e n    o r    r e s t r i c t e d    u n d e r    c u r r e n t regulations. 510.16 Divine Services Accessible and appropriate space shall be provided  for  divine  services.  No  person  shall conduct himself/herself in a manner that would interfere   with   properly   authorized   divine services. 510.18 Emergency Equipment No person shall use emergency equipment for any purpose other than that for which it is intended.   Emergency   equipment   includes items  such  as  battle  lanterns,  emergency  first aid   boxes,   shoring,   wrenches,   life   rings, equipment in life rafts and boats, portable fire pumps,   fire   hoses,   and   fuel   for   emergency machinery. 510.21 Government Property No person shall: a.   Conceal   or   fail   to   report   to   proper authority   the   loss,   removal,   destruction,   or damage  of  government  property  entrusted  to his/her care or custody. b.   Remove without proper authority from its regular place of stowage or location, for any purpose  whatever,  any  article  of  government property,  including  hull  and  damage  control fittings,   first   aid   equipment,   life   saving   and emergency   equipment,   and   stores   and foodstuffs. c.   Have in his/her possession any article of   government   property   except   as   may   be necessary for the performance of his/her duty or as may be authorized by proper authority. 510.27. Intoxicated Persons a.   The officer of the deck or the command duty officer shall ensure that the medical officer or   a   qualified   representative   shall   promptly examine all persons who return on board in an intoxicated   condition,   or   found   on   board intoxicated. 2-14 Student Notes: