INDEX A ADP  security,  9-44 ADP  security  officer,  9-7 Adversaries,  possible,  1-8 Africa,   1-9 Northern  Africa,  1-9 Southern  Africa,  1-9 strategic  importance,  1-9 Aircraft,  1-12 Arms  control,  1-11 Assistance  organizations,  6-7 Assistance  programs,  6-1 assistance  organizations,  6-7 Casualty  Assistance  Calls  Program,  6-3 family  advocacy,  6-2 Family  Service  Centers,  6-2 housing  entitlements,  6-4 morale,  welfare,  and  recreation,  6-3  and 6-11 Navy  Personal  Financial  Management  Pro- gram  (PFM),  6-4 Navy  Sponsor  Program,  6-5 Ombudsman   Program,   6-2 Overseas  Duty  Support  Program,  6-5 single parenting, 6-1 Authority,  2-10  and  3-12 Awards,  7-21 campaign  and  service,  7-22 foreign  decorations  and  non-U.S.  service, 7-22 identification  badge  and  breast  insignia, 7-22 marksmanship,  7-22 medals,  large  and  miniature,  7-24 military  decorations,  7-21 nonmilitary  decorations,  7-21 precedence,  7-21 ribbons,  7-23 unit, 7-21 wearing  of,  7-23 B Benefits,  5-2  and  5-19 family  services,  5-3 leave, 5-3 life  insurance,  5-3 medical  care,  5-19 Navy  lodge,  5-3 recreation,  5-3,  6-3,  and  6-11 Survivor  Benefit  Plan,  5-20 Broadened  Opportunity  for  Officer  Selection and  Training  (BOOST),  5-10 Budgets, 4-1 budge  process,  the,  4-2 budget requests, 4-1 division  goals,  4-3 preparation  of,  4-3 types  of,  4-4 C Career  information,  5-1 benefits,  5-2  and  5-19 commissioning   programs,   5-8 dependent  care,  5-11 education,  5-6 entitlements, 5-5 Fleet Reserve and retirement, 5-18 interview, 5-1 Selective  Conversion  and  Reenlistment Program,   5-2 Selective  Training  and  Reenlistment  Pro- gram,  5-2 Casualty  Assistance  Calls  Program,  6-3 Chain  of  command  reporting  system,  the,  6-9 CHAMPUS,   5-12 Chemical  and  biological  weapons,  1-12 defense  against,  1-18 Iran,  1-16 Iraq,  1-16 Israel, 1-16 Libya,  1-19 properties  of,  1-17 Syria,  1-19 INDEX-1