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| Which document covers the JSTARS role all JSTARS special missions? |
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| __________ is seizing and holding a military lodgment in the face of armed opposition. |
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| _______ is accomplished either by airborne insertion, air assault, or amphibious landing. |
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| How does JSTARS support Airborne assaults during initial insertion? |
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| Serves as airborne command post |
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| During main assault, how does JSTARS serve during airborne assaults? |
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| coords grnd forces, ISR, TACAIR and Air Mobility. Serves as C2 until TOC est at LZ. |
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| What guidance does Army directive FM 1-100, Aviation Ops, provide specifically(regarding air assault operations)? |
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| 1. Air Assault ops are complex, fully synched combat ops. 2.They require deliberate planning and sync of all battlefield operating sys, and security is provided by air cavlary in coord with conventional fire support |
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| Enforcement of Sanctions, Ensuring Freedom of Navigation, Protection of Shipping, Show of Force, Counter Insurgency are all types of what JSTARS special mission? |
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| __________ stop the movement of designated items into or out of a nation or specific area. |
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| _________ uses the physical presence of a credible force to either demonstrate US resolve or increase visibility of deployed forces. |
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| What can be used to determine the scheme of maneuver of insurgent threats? Patterns of activity being determined aiding the detection of IEDs. |
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| Post-mission analysis of MTI |
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| What are some examples of JSTARS helping with stability ops? |
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| Bosnia(1997), SWA(1998), Libya(2011), Iraq(2003-09), AFG(2001-pres) etc. |
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| ________ applies the ID, integration, and employemnt of forces to detect, ID, track and destroy theater missiles. |
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| Theater Missile Defense Operations |
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| What are the four elements of Theater Missile Defense Operations? |
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| Passive Defense, Active Defense, Attack Operations, C4I |
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| Which two elements of Theater Missile Defense does JSTARS support? |
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| Attack Operations and C4I |
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| What factors does JSTARS crew members need to consider when conducting Attack Operations on Theater Missile Defense missions? |
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| Cross-cue, Communication, Locating TELs |
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| JSTARS crews should focus on ___________ when TBM attacks occur. |
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| What times of missions are supported by JSTARS in the maritime environment? |
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| Surface Surveillance Coordination(SSC), Maritime Air Support(MAS), Air interdiction of Maritime Targets(AIMT) |
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| _______ is airaction against hostile surface targets at sea that require detailed integration with fire and movement of maritime forces. |
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| What mission shares many similarities with SCAR missions? |
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| Air Interdiction of Maritime Targets |
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| How does AIMT differ from MAS? |
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| detailed tactical integration with surface forces is not required. |
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| What is the voice callsign of the composite warfare commander(CWC)? |
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| Who does JSTARS interface with for aircraft self-defense, air control, and asset deconfliction on the Navy net? |
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| Delineation of PWC supported/supporting relationships and assignment of responsibilities will be outlined by what message? |
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| Who would JSTARS be assigned under during maritime missions? |
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| "Sierra" Surface Warfare CC, "Whiskey" Air Defense CC, or "Papa" Strike Warfare CC |
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| What are the three layers of zone defense used during maritime ops by the Carrier Strike Group? |
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| SEZ(Ship Engagement Zone), DEZ(Dual), AEZ(Air) |
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| SUWC may ask JSTARS to fill what role during Maritime Air support missions? |
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| In maritime ops, does Link ID of hostile constitute authority to engage? |
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| No, only voicing the brevity word "hostile" represents clearance to engage. |
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| Why does working with dual-role fighters constitute a challenge when working in AIMT missions with the Navy? |
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| Because we are competing with other platforms that have an Air-to-Air radar, there may be a conflict when you have mixed air and surface target environments. |
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| What is JSTARS "bread and butter" in maritime ops? |
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| Using core legacy MTI/SAR |
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| How does JSTARS provide surveillance info to help in Counterdrug ops missions? |
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| Directly to law enforcement, military a/c working interdiction missions, or to the JSTARS LNO located at a border patrol post. |
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