4-37. The  casket  should  be  carried  aboard  ship (a) by whom, and (b) in what manner? 1.    (a) Body bearers; (b) feet first 2. (a) Body bearers; (b head first 3.    (a) Honor guards; (b) feet first 4. (a) Honor guards; (b) headfirst 4-38. While in the shipboard compartment, which of  the  following  items  should  be  displayed with  the  encased  remains? 1. The casket should be draped with the national  ensign 2. The cap of the deceased should be displayed  on  the  casket 3. The  sword  of  the  deceased  should  be displayed  on  the  casket 4. Each of the above 4-39. The honors that should be rendered during the  burial  at  sea  ceremony  are  outlined  in which  of  the  following  references? 1. U.S.  Navy  Regulations,  1973 2. Standard  Organization  and  Regulations of  the  U.S.  Navy,  OPNAVINST  3120.32 3.    Chaplain’s Manual, OPNAVINST 1730.1 4. Each of the above 4-40. As the casket/remains are carried on deck for the committal, all crew members in the area  follow  the  command  of  “attention,” stand  at  attention,  and  execute  a  hand salute as the cortege passes on its way to the place selected for the committal. 1. True 2. False 4-41. After  departing  from  port  and  just  prior to the ship’s arrival at the area of committal,  the  body  should  be  brought  on deck and placed in what position? 1. Securely on a stand with feet inboard, at  right  angles  to  and  extending  over the side of the ship 2. Securely on a stand with feet out- board, at right angles to and extending over the side of the ship 3. Securely on a stand with feet inboard, at right angles to but not extending over the side of the ship 4. Securely on a stand with feet out- board, at right angles to but not extending over the side of the ship 4-42. When the casket/remains have been placed on deck at the site selected for the committal,  what  action,  if  any,  should  be taken? 1. An  honor  guard  should  be  posted beside  the  casket/remains  until the  burial  service  begins 2. A  sentry  should  be  posted  beside  the casket/remains  until  the  burial service  begins 3. The OOD should be posted beside the casket/remains  until  the  burial service  begins 4. The  casket/remains  may  be  left unattended  until  the  burial service  begins 4-43. Except under unusual circumstances, the burial  service  should  be  conducted between  what  hours? 1. Sunrise  and  sunset 2.    Sunset and sunrise 3 0800 to 1600 only 4. 0700 to 1700 only 4-44. The ensign should be displayed at half- mast  from  the  time  the  remains  are  placed on  deck  until  the  completion  of  the ceremony. 1. True 2.  False 4-45. Who is normally designated to take charge of the eight riflemen who fire the volleys  during  the  burial  at  sea  service? 1.    A commissioned officer 2. A  commissioned  warrant  officer 3.    A warrant officer 4. A  chief  petty  officer 4-46. How many riflemen are normally utilized to fire volleys at the burial at sea ceremony? 1.  Five 2. Six 3.  Seven 4. Eight 4-47. When the ship is stopped and colors are displayed  at  half-mast,  what  order  is normally  given  to  assemble  the  ship’s company  for  the  burial  at  sea  ceremony? 1.   “All hands bury the dead” 2. “All hands not actually on watch, assemble  to  bury  the  ship’s  dead” 3.    “Close up colors” 4. “Attention” 26