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| (011) The AF defines information superiority as: |
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| that degree of dominance in the information domain which allows friendly forces the ability to gain, exploit, disseminate, attack, and defend information without effective opposition |
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| (012) OPSEC and counterintelligence operations are considered _______________. |
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| (012) What is the lead activity and first line of defense against adversary propaganda and disinformation? |
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| Public affairs operations |
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| (012) Which activity misleads or manages the perception of adversaries, causing them to act in accordance with friendly objectives? |
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| (013) Which activity is used to locate and identify all sources of EM energy? |
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| Electronic warfare support |
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| (014) What activity is used to deny the enemy use of their networks? |
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| (016) IO capabilities during reconstitution include: |
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| Influence friendly and neutral perceptions toward U.S. objectives, inform a foreign audience of residual dangers following humanitarian relief operations |
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| (015) Which ICE capability provides three-dimensional positioning data and a standard timing source that allows coordinated and accurate force application? |
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| Precision navigation and timing |
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| (016) Why must the planning and execution of both IO and air operations be conducted concurrently? |
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| The fast paced conduct of air operations must be considered in order to produce the most effective targeting plan |
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| (017) What is the primary mission of most intelligence units and is accomplished in response to expressed and anticipated user requirements? |
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| (017) Which step of the intelligence cycle includes correlating and converting data into a formulation suitable for suitable for subsequent analysis and production of intelligence? |
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| Processing and exploitation |
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| (017) Which step of the intelligence cycle include the integration, evaluation, analysis, and interpretation of information in response to known or anticipated intelligence production requirements? |
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| (017) Which requirements are those deemed most important to mission accomplishment? |
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| (018) What enables a commander to quickly assess situations, develop CONOP, and distribute changes to their forces? |
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| (019) What is the Navy’s primary system for managing, processing, storing, and sharing critical multi-source intelligence and targeting data and products? |
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| (019) Where are the two continental U.S.-based systems designed to support global operations located? |
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| Beale AFB, CA and Langley AFB, VA |
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| (020) A ______ environment is one where more than one service is present. |
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| (020) Who is the single AF commander in charge of USAF’s war fighting contribution to a joint force? |
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| (020) Which AOC division is responsible for near-term air and space operations planning within 48 hours prior to ATO execution? |
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| (020) Which AOC division is divided into four teams: Analysis, Correlation, and Fusion Team; Targets/Tactical Assessment Team; ISR Operations Teams; and the Processing, Exploitation, Dissemination Management Team? |
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| (020) Which division would the senior Intelligence Duty Office (SIDO) Team be located? |
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| Combat Operations Division |
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| (020) Which AOC product represents JFACC guidance and intent for air and space operations over a particular period? |
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| (020) Which AOC product details how the theater air and space effort will support the JFC’s overall operation and campaign plan? |
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| (021) Who has overall responsibility for ISR operations planning in the AOC, producing the RSTA annex to the ATO and coordinating with JFC collection managers regarding national collection? |
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| (021) Which ISRD team is responsible for target development and TA for the AOC in support of JFACC objectives? |
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| Targets and Tactical Assessment Team |
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| (022) What is the third step in the IPOE process? |
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| (022) Effective PBA is the result of the synchronization of which key elements? |
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| IPOE, target development, ISR strategy and planning, ISR employment, and assessment |
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| (022) What shifts the ISR focus from a reactive mode of “discovery” to one where the emphasis is to predict and confirm adversary actions, and inject accurate information where it can support the commander’s objectives? |
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| (023) Which targeting phase results in a probable target nominated for further investigation and development in the next phase? |
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| (023) Which target phase of the kill chain can be the longest? |
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| (023) Which target phase takes a confirmed target and its location, and coordinates sensors to maintain situational awareness on the target and may require a reprioritization of ISR assets? |
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| (023) What are non-military facilities upon which attacks are prohibited, unless the adversary uses a facility in violation of LOAC? |
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| (024) What color code is used to represent names and man-made features, in marginal data? |
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| (024) What does a purple color code indicate, in reference to marginal data? |
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| (024) Vertical obstructions must be how tall to be listed as a navigation hazard? |
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| (024) What is used to depict elevation differences on charts? |
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| (025) A degree is how many minutes? |
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| (025) MGRS uses what unit of measure? |
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| (026) The ISRD of the AOC puts this tenet of air, space and cyber power into practice. |
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| Centralized control/decentralized execution |
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| (027) Which principle of Joint Intelligence is accepting the risk of predicting adversary intentions? |
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| (027) Which principle of Joint Intelligence is thinking like the adversary? |
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| (028) At which level of war are campaigns and major operations planned, conducted and assessed? |
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| (029) What special military activity helps prevent adversary action through the presentation of a credible threat of counteraction? |
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| (029) The Revolutionary War is an example of what type of warfare? |
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| (027) _____________ leverages the expertise of diverse analytic resources? |
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| (030) Which type of plan uses feedback from exercises to ensure its’ soundness and validity to the maximum extent possible? |
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| (030) What is normally issued following a decision by the President that conduct of military operations in support of national interests is a distinct possibility? |
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| (030) Which order is issued by the authority and direction of the SECDEF through the CJCS and directs the deployment of forces? |
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| (031) The normal AEF cycle includes how long of a normal training period? |
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| (031) How many tempo bands exist and how long of a vulnerability period does each cover? |
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| (035) What is comprised of special operations units from more than one service, and may have conventional non-special operations units assigned? |
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| Joint special operations task force |
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| (037) Which is NOT a goal of DoD personnel recovery operations? |
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| Locating foreign military unit bases |
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| (037) When filled in, the ISOPREP card is classified to what level? |
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| (038) Which fighter/attack aircraft can convert between air-to-air missions and air-to-ground strike missions while on the same sortie with the flick of a switch? |
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| (038) Which aircraft was designed to replace the USAF A-10s and F-16s? |
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| (038) Which bomber carries the largest payload of both guided and unguided weapons in the AF inventory and is the backbone of the long range bomber force? |
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| (038) Which platforms primary mission is the interdiction and conducting armed reconnaissance against critical, perishable targets? |
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| (039) Which US Army unit usually contains about 16-40 Soldiers? |
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| (039) A _____________ is made of 10,000 to 18,000 Soldiers and is commanded by a Major General. |
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| (039) What Army MOS would be the counterpart to US Air Force 1N1X1A? |
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| (040) Which naval fleet operates in the Arabian Gulf, Red Sea, Gulf of Oman, and parts of the Indian Ocean? |
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| (040) What is the USMC principal operating force in the eastern United States? |
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| II Marine Expeditionary Force |
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| (040) What type of ship is designed to protect other ships and as anti-submarine warfare combatants? |
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| (040) Naval intelligence is conducted at what level in dedicated intelligence centers afloat, such as a Carrier Intelligence Center? |
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| (040) Which US Navy cryptologic technician type is similar to AF 1N5X1? |
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| (041) Recovery ops, standoff attacks, raids, ambushes, and precision destruction ops are what type of special operations mission? |
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| (041) Intelligence operations, network and infrastructure attacks, hostage or sensitive material recovery, and non-kinetic activities are what type of special operations mission? |
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| (033) A CSG may be involved in a variety of roles, but its MAIN objective is _____________ . |
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| obtaining and maintaining sea control |
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| (030) Which type of planning occurs for real-world real-time emergencies? |
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| (031) How many AEF’s does the AF have? |
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| (002) What type of bias happens when an analyst unconsciously ascribes attributes of one event to the other? |
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| (002) A pattern of expectations that influence one to think in certain way is called what? |
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| (003) If something is probably true you are using ______ reasoning. |
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| (004) What type of questions have more than one answer involving the target’s point of view? |
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| an intellectual act by which we conclude something is true based on something else being true |
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| (005) _____ applies to the “big picture”; the fusion of customer requirements with appropriate data and judgments about that data. |
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| (005) The analyst must ensure all questions and hypotheses are stated with ________. |
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| (006) Who are the four members of the NSC? |
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| President, Vice President, Secretary of State, SECDEF |
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| (006) Who, appointed by the President with Senate approval, serves as the head of the IC? |
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| (006) Who is the primary advisor to the President on intelligence matters related to national intelligence? |
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| (006) Which of the following encompasses NSA’s mission? |
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| (006) To better serve the military community, which agency established on site presence in the major military commands? |
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| (006) Which service manages INSCOM’s National Ground Intelligence Center? |
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| (007) Which statement about the JCS is true? |
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| The JCS may transmit communications to combatant commanders from the President and SECDEF, but does not exercise military command over any combatant forces. |
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| (007) Which department oversees and protects vital national security capabilities ranging from nuclear weapons to energy research and development projects? |
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| (007) How many unified commands are there? |
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| (007) Which unified command’s mission is to deter attacks on vital US interest, to ensure US freedom of action in space and cyberspace, to deliver integrated kinetic and non-kinetic effects in support of US JFC operations? |
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| (007) How are MAJCOMs organized overseas? |
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| (008) Which intelligence discipline integrates imagery, IMINT, and geospatial information? |
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| (008) Analysts in which of the following fields determine communication networks and operating characteristics using intercepted signals? |
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| (099) _____ outlines measures and controls taken to deny unauthorized persons access to information derived from telecommunications and to ensure the authenticity of those communications. |
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| (009) Who is the FDO and what is their responsibility? |
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| the official person authorized to disclose or deny classified military information in accordance with National Disclosure Policy 1? |
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| (009) Which of the following is NOT when a safe or padlock combination must be changed? |
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| When a person has first been given the combination |
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| (009) Regardless of the classification of material to be destroyed, which of the following rules DOES NOT apply? |
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| Two witnesses must be present |
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| (010) Approximately every ___ minutes, allow your eyes to refocus on another object at least ___ feet away. |
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| (010) A properly configured workstation includes which ergonomic feature? |
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| Lower Back: supported by chair |
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| (010) Which lifting technique will help support you back? |
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| Tuck your pelvis under and firm up your stomach muscles |
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| (007) Which title of the US Code outlines the role of the armed forces? |
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| (007) Who is charged with providing, managing, and coordination the response of the federal government to terrorist attacks and major disasters, whether natural or man-made? |
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| Department of Homeland Security |
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| (007) Who is charged with coordinating and supervising all agencies and functions of the government relating directly to national security and the military? |
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