2-49. The  Combat  System  Technical Operations  Manual  (CSTOM)  provides the user with the total integrated combat  system  concept. 1. True 2. False 2–50. Which  of  the  following  information is  provided  by  the  class–of–ship CSTOM? 1. Technical  data  needed  by shipboard  personnel  to  operate and  maintain  the  integrated combat  system 2. Technical  data  needed  by shipboard  personnel  to  maintain material  and  personnel readiness 3. Definition  of  the  significant capabilities  and  limitations  of the  combat  system 4. All of the above 2-51. The  CSTOM  aids  system  and  subsystem integration,    and  operative  and maintenance  personnel  readiness. Which  of  the  following characteristics  also  pertain(s)  to the CSTOM? 1. It supports the SERT in its assigned  functions  in maintaining on-line combat systems  readiness 2. It can be used for classroom training  and  self–instruction 3. Both 1 and 2 above 4. The CSTOM consists of only two easy to use volumes, and has specially  designed  text  to  make it easier for the user 2–52. The SERT reports directly to which of  the  following  personnel? 1. The  system  testing  officer 2. The  combat  system  officer 3. The  commanding  officer 4. The  electronics  material officer 2-53. There  must  be  extensive coordination  and  cooperation between the major branches of the combat  system  department  for  the SERT  to  effectively  coordinate preventive  and  corrective maintenance  efforts  at  the  combat system level. Because of this relationship,  which  of  the following  personnel  should  the  SERT have  direct  access  to? 1. The  commanding  officer  and  all departmental  officers 2. The  leading  petty  officers  of other  departments 3. The  leading  petty  officers  of each  subsystem  group  within  the combat  systems  department 2-54. Which of the following is NOT a correct  description  of  the  SERT? 1. 2. 3. 4. It consists of senior petty officers  who  have  extensive experience  in  subsystem  and equipment  maintenance It is an official part of the ship’s  organization  and  its members  are  assigned  specific responsibilities  as  primary duties It  is  administratively controlled by, and is responsible to, the EMO for ensuring  maintenance  management of  combat  system  subsystems It is trained as a unit in the combat  system  operation, preventive  and  corrective maintenance,   maintenance management  and  training  (using the CSTOM as a tool) 15