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SUBCHAPTER AÐUNITED STATES NAVY REGULATIONS AND OFFICIAL RECORDS PART 700ÐUNITED STATES NAVY 700.319 Chief of Naval Reserve. 700.320 Commandants of Naval Districts. REGULATIONS 700.321 President, Board of Inspection and Survey. Subpart AÐThe Department of the Navy Subpart DÐThe Commandant of the Sec. Marine Corps 700.101 Origin and authority. 700.102 Objectives. 700.401 Senior officer of the Marine Corps. 700.103 Composition. 700.402 Succession to duties. 700.104 The principal parts of the Depart- 700.403 Authority and responsibilities. ment of the Navy. 700.404 Specific responsibilities. 700.105 Definition of terms. 700.405 Composition of the Marine Corps. 700.406 Relationships between the Com- Subpart BÐThe Secretary of the Navy mandant of the Marine Corps and the Chief of Naval Material. 700.201 Responsibilities of the Secretary of 700.407 Serving with the Army by order of the Navy. the President. 700.202 Succession to duties. 700.203 The Civilian Executive Assistants. Subpart EÐThe United States Coast Guard 700.204 The staff assistants. (When Operating As a Service of the 700.205 The Chief of Naval Research, The Judge Advocate General, The Deputy Navy) Comptroller of the Navy. 700.501 Relationship and operation as a 700.206 Authority over organizational mat- service in the Navy. ters. 700.502 Commandant of the Coast Guard. 700.503 Duties and responsibilities. Subpart CÐThe Chief of Naval Operations 700.301 Senior Military Officer of the De- Subpart FÐCommanders in Chief and partment of the Navy. Other Commanders 700.302 Succession to duties. 700.601 Titles of commanders. 700.303 Specific authority and duties of the 700.602 Responsibility and authority of a Vice Chief of Naval Operations. commander. 700.304 Authority and responsibility. 700.603 To announce assumption of com- 700.305 Naval Vessel Register, classification mand. of naval craft, and status of ships and 700.604 Readiness. service craft. 700.605 Observance of international law. 700.306 The Chief of Naval Material. 700.307 The Chief of Naval Personnel and Subpart GÐThe Commanding Officer the Chief, Bureau of Medicine and Sur- gery. 700.701 Applicability. 700.308 Naval Inspector General. 700.702 Responsibility. 700.309 Commander in Chief, U.S. Atlantic 700.703 [Reserved] Fleet. 700.704 Organization of commands. 700.310 Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific 700.705Ð700.708 [Reserved] Fleet. 700.709 Unauthorized persons on board. 700.311 Commander in Chief, U.S. Naval 700.710 Control of passengers. Forces, Europe. 700.711 Authority over passengers. 700.312 Commander, Military Sealift Com- 700.712 [Reserved] mand. 700.713 Person found under incriminating 700.313 Commander, Naval Intelligence circumstances. Command. 700.714 Rules for visits. 700.314 Commander, Naval Telecommuni- 700.715 Dealers, tradesmen, and agents. cations Command. 700.716 Marriages on board. 700.315 Oceanographer of the Navy. 700.717 Postal matters. 700.316 Commander, Naval Oceanography 700.718Ð700.719 [Reserved] Command. 700.720 Deaths. 700.317 Commander, Naval Security Group 700.721 The American National Red Cross. Command. 700.722Ð700.723 [Reserved] 700.318 Chief of Naval Education and Train- 700.724 Maintenance of Logs. ing. 700.725 Status of Logs. 9 VerDate 22-AUG-97 07:31 Sep 14, 1997 Jkt 174118 PO 00000 Frm 00009 Fmt 8010 Sfmt 8010 E:\CFR\174118.002 174118 § 700.101 32 CFR Ch. VI (7-1-97 Edition) 700.726 Records. 700.923 Precautions for health. 700.727Ð700.728 [Reserved] 700.924Ð700.934 [Reserved] 700.729 Delivery of personnel to civil au- 700.935 Exercise of power of consul. thorities and service of subpoena or 700.936Ð700.939 [Reserved] other process. 700.940 Granting of asylum and temporary 700.730Ð700.732 [Reserved] refuge. 700.733 Responsibility of a master of an in- service ship of the Military Sealift Com- Subpart JÐRights and Responsibilities of mand. Persons in the Department of the Navy 700.734 Relations with merchant seamen. 700.735 [Reserved] 700.1115 Control of official records. 700.736 Physical security. 700.1116 Disclosure and publication of infor- 700.737 Effectiveness for service. mation. 700.738Ð700.739 [Reserved] 700.1117 Official records in civil courts. 700.740 Search by foreign authorities. 700.1118Ð700.1119 [Reserved] 700.741Ð700.746 [Reserved] 700.1120 Rules for preventing collisions, 700.747 Status of boats. afloat and in the air. 700.748 [Reserved] 700.1121Ð700.1132 [Reserved] 700.749 Work, facilities, supplies, or services for other Government departments, 700.1133 Use of title for commercial enter- State or local governments, foreign gov- prises. ernments, private parties, and morale, 700.1134Ð700.1142 [Reserved] welfare, and recreational activities. 700.1143 Return of Government property on 700.750Ð700.751 [Reserved] release from active service. 700.752 Responsibility for safety of ships and 700.1144 Issue or loan of public property. craft at a naval station or shipyard. 700.1145Ð700.1149 [Reserved] 700.753 Ships and craft in drydock. 700.1150 Alcoholic liquors. 700.754 Pilotage. 700.1151 Responsibilities concerning mari- 700.755 Safe navigation and regulations gov- juana, narcotics, and other controlled erning operation of ships and aircraft. substances. 700.756 Duties of the prospective command- 700.1152Ð700.1160 [Reserved] ing officer of a ship. 700.1161 Endorsement of commercial prod- 700.757 Authority of the commanding officer uct or process. or prospective commanding officer of a naval nuclear powered ship. Subpart KÐPurpose and Force of Regula- 700.758 Inspection incident to commission- tions within the Department of the ing of ships. Navy 700.759Ð700.762 [Reserved] 700.763 Quarantine. 700.1201 Purpose and force of United States 700.764 Customs and immigration inspec- Navy Regulations. tions. 700.1202 Issuances concerning matters over 700.765 Environmental pollution. which control is exercised. 700.766Ð700.767 [Reserved] 700.768 Care of ships, aircraft, vehicles, and AUTHORITY: 10 U.S.C. 6011; 38 FR 7892, Mar. their equipment. 26, 1973. SOURCE: 39 FR 7135, Feb. 25, 1974, unless Subpart HÐPrecedence, Authority, and otherwise noted. Command 700.811 Exercise of authority. Subpart AÐThe Department of the 700.812Ð700.816 [Reserved] Navy 700.817 Authority of an officer who succeeds to command. § 700.101 Origin and authority. 700.818Ð700.829 [Reserved] (a) The naval affairs of the country 700.830 Authority of a sentry. began with the war for independence, 700.831Ð700.833 [Reserved] 700.834 Orders to active service. the American Revolution. On 13 Octo- ber 1775, Congress passed legislation Subpart IÐThe Senior Officer Present forming a committee to purchase and arm two ships. This in effect created 700.901 The senior officer present. the Continental Navy. Two battalions 700.902 [Reserved] of Marines were authorized on 10 No- 700.903 Authority and responsibility. 700.904 Authority of senior officer of the vember 1775. Under the Constitution, Marine Corps present. the First Congress on 7 August 1789, as- 700.905Ð700.921 [Reserved] signed responsibility for the conduct of 700.922 Shore patrol. naval affairs to the War Department. 10 VerDate 22-AUG-97 07:31 Sep 14, 1997 Jkt 174118 PO 00000 Frm 00010 Fmt 8010 Sfmt 8010 E:\CFR\174118.003 174118 Department of the Navy, DoD § 700.104 On 30 April 1798, the Congress estab- ity, direction, and control of the Sec- lished a separate Navy Department retary of Defense. It is composed of the with the Secretary of the Navy as its executive part of the Department of chief officer. On 11 July 1798, the U.S. the Navy; the Headquarters, United Marine Corps was established as a sepa- States Marine Corps; the entire operat- rate service, and in 1834 was made a ing forces, including naval aviation, of part of the Department of the Navy. the United States Navy and of the (b) The National Security Act of 1947, United States Marine Corps, and the as amended, is the fundamental law reserve components of those operating governing the position of the Depart- forces; and all shore activities, head- ment of the Navy in the organization quarters, forces, bases, installations, for national defense. In 1949, the Act activities, and functions under the con- was amended to establish the Depart- trol or supervision of the Secretary of ment of Defense as an Executive De- the Navy. It includes the United States partment, and to establish the Depart- Coast Guard when it is operating as a ments of the Army, Navy and Air service in the Navy. Force (formerly established as Execu- tive Departments by the 1947 Act) as § 700.104 The principal parts of the De- military departments within the De- partment of the Navy. partment of Defense. (a) Functionally, organizationally (c) The responsibilities and authority and geographically the Department of of the Department of the Navy are the Navy has from practically the be- vested in the Secretary of the Navy, ginning of the Federal Government and are subject to his reassignment under the Constitution consisted of and delegation. The Secretary is bound three parts: The Operating Forces of by the provisions of law, the direction the Navy, the Navy Department, and of the President and the Secretary of the Shore Establishment. Defense, and, along with all Govern- (b) The operating forces of the Navy ment agencies, the regulations of cer- comprise the several fleets, sea-going tain nondefense agencies in their re- forces, sea-frontier forces, district spective areas of functional respon- forces, Fleet Marine Forces, other as- sibility. signed Marine Corps Forces, the Mili- tary Sealift Command, and other forces § 700.102 Objectives. and activities that may be assigned The fundamental objectives of the thereto by the President or the Sec- Department of the Navy, within the retary of the Navy. Department of Defense, are (c) The Navy Department refers to (a) To organize, train, equip, prepare, the central executive offices of the De- and maintain the readiness of Navy partment of the Navy located at the and Marine Corps forces for the per- seat of the government.
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