4-48. Following  the  committal  of  the  casket/ remains  to  the  sea,  the  following  actions are taken: (a) the flag is incased and retreat is held; (b) three volleys are fired; (c) the benediction is read; (d) taps are sounded and the order to close up colors and to resume course and speed is  given. What is the proper order in which  these  actions  should  be  given? 1.   c, b, a, d 2. b, c, a, d 3.    c, b, d, a 4. b, c, d, a 4-49. What items should be forwarded by the ship’s  executive  officer  to  the  casu- alty  assistance  calls  officer  (CACO)  with an  appropriate  cover  letter? 1. The flag used during the burial at sea  ceremony 2. Photographs of the burial at sea ceremony 3. A description of the burial at sea service  with  the  location  of  the at-sea  service  indicated  by  latitude and  longitude 4. All of the above Learning Objective: Distinguish a military wedding ceremony from other  types  of  wedding  ceremonies; recognize  the  military  features and  civil  and  religious  features in  a  military  wedding  ceremony. 4-50. As defined within OPNAVINST 1730.1, Chaplain’s  Manual,  a  military  wedding  is one in which a marriage service is conducted  for 1. a bride and groom, at least one of whom is in the uniform of the Armed  Forces 2. a bride and groom, at least one of whom is in the uniform of the Armed  Forces  and  whose  ushers  are also  in  uniform 3. a bride and groom, both of whom are in the uniform of the Armed Forces 4. a bride and groom, both of whom are in the uniform of the Armed Forces and whose ushers are also in uniform 4-51. Which  of  the  following  distinctive  mili- tary  features  would  NOT  normally  be  found in  a  “military”  wedding  ceremony  conducted in a Navy chapel? 1. The “arch of swords” or “arch of rifles”  ceremony  which  takes  place on the chapel steps after the wedding  ceremony 2. The wearing of the uniform by a member  of  the  wedding  party 3. The wearing of the uniform by the ushers 4. Volleys  in  conjunction  with  the “Arch  of  Rifles”  ceremony 4-52. There is no single “correct” procedure which must be used in regard to a military  wedding  ceremony  conducted  in  a Navy   chapel. 1. True 2. False 4-53. A military wedding ceremony a  Navy  chapel  is  conducted with which of the following factors? 1.   Good social custom andm etiquette 2. The wishes of the couple and chaplain 3. The  regulations  of  the  appropriate faith  group 4. All of the above Learning Objective: Determine the correct  procedures  for  planning weddings  which  are  to  be  held  in the naval chapel. 4-54. What  is  normally  considered  to  be  the first  official  step  in  planning  a  wedding which is to be held in a naval chapel? 1. The  wedding  rehearsal 2. Premarital   counseling 3.     Announcement of marriage vows 4. Submission  of  an  application  for  use of the naval chapel 4-55. All EXCEPT which of the following items should  be  addressed  in  the  CRP  brochure which  is  given  to  prospective  couples? 1. A  statement  of  policy  by  the commanding  officer  regarding  the use  of  the  chapel  and  application 2. 4. 4-56. procedures Who can be married in a naval chapel Premarital  counseling  policy Who  is  to  attend  the  wedding 3. Use  of  Navy  chapel  facilities  for  wedding ceremonies  by  military  and  sea  service personnel  is  considered  to  be  a/an 1.     privilege 2. requirement 3. entitlement 4. basic  right 27