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| (001) Word gets back to the operations center that a coalition aircraft was seen plummeting to earth with a smoke trail. Someone in the center says ―Guess the bad guys got those new SAMs.‖ Without any proof of this, what type of statement is this? |
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| (002) Which bias is an unconscious belief which influences the act of knowing or making a judgment call? |
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| (003) Observing and building an argument to arrive at a conclusion is using |
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| (004) If Sheila is Jack‘s mother and Sylvia is Jack‘s grandmother then Sheila is Sylvia‘s daughter is what element of reasoning? |
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| (004) What type of question requires little to no reasoning? |
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| (005) Which intellectual standard is how broad or narrow of a perspective the analyst may have when solving a problem? |
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| (006) What agency is responsible to the President through the DNI? |
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| (006) Who maintains operational control of all US military forces conducting SIGINT? |
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| (006) The Air Force‘s service cryptologic element is known as? |
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| (006) What extension of NSOC enables commanders to deal with the SIGINT system on a rapid reliable basis? |
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| (006) Who enables US global information superiority in peacetime as well as during hostilities? |
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| (006) A captured enemy ground forces weapon system would likely be exploited by whom? |
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| National Ground Intelligence Center |
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| (006) The lead producer of global maritime intelligence is |
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| (006) The mission of the MCSB is to |
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| Provide trained and deployable SIGINT Marines |
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| (007) During an international incident, a smaller skirmish has flared up. Which of the following will be created to handle this situation? |
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| (007) JTF‘s may be established on a geographic or functional basis when the mission has a |
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| Specific limited objective not requiring centralized control |
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| (007) How many MAJCOMS are there in the USAF? |
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| (007) Which of the following are the most predominant forces within a coalition force? |
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| (008) Which discipline exploits the adversary‘s communications, revealing the their intentions? |
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| (008) SrA Snuffy is searching the internet for publicly available information that would fall under which of the following intelligence discipline? |
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| (008) Which intelligence discipline provides a valuable source of information for automated planning systems and precision guided munitions? |
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| (008) What can be used to monitor potential adversary technical developments and deployments, as well as emerging weapons of mass destruction (WMD) threats? |
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| (008) Which intelligence discipline‘s collections methods would include gathering documents and other information from closed arms proliferation talks? |
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| (008) The 1N3X1 specialty deals with what? |
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| (009) Which security program seeks to prevent adversaries from taking advantage of unclassified information? |
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| (009) Information concerning or derived from intelligence sources, methods, or analytical processes which is required to be handles exclusively within formal access control systems is called? |
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| Sensitive Compartmented Information |
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| (009) The act of classifying a specific item of information on the basis that an original classification decision has already been made by an authorized OCA is known as what? |
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| Derivative classification |
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| (009) Which of the following documents is the standard for classifying information in the IC? |
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| (009) There is a new safe in the work center. When should the combination be changed? |
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| (009) A temporary working area will not be used to store SCI and will not be used in excess of |
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| (009) In regards to recording the destruction of classified material, how many witnesses must sign the paperwork? |
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| 1 for Secret, 2 for Top Secret |
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| (010) Good physical health and what can prevent muscle strain and increase movement? |
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| (010) For proper lifting technique where should you bend your body? |
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| (010) At a properly configured work station, the top of the monitor should be |
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| (010) To avoid eye fatigue, every _____ minutes you should take your eyes off the monitor and focus them on another object at least _____ feet away. |
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| (011) Which term is one of the three integrated employment capabilities of IO? |
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| Network warfare operations |
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| (012) This capability is designed to affect behaviors, protect operations, communicate commander‘s intent and project accurate information to achieve desired effects across the cognitive domain. |
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| (012) Which domain is considered the area of human action which pertains to mental processes such as intellectual, learning, and problem solving? |
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| (012) This operation is information gathered and activities conducted to protect against espionage, other intelligence activities, sabotage, or assassinations conducted by or on behalf of foreign governments or elements thereof, foreign organizations, or foreign persons or international terrorist activities? |
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| (012) Which AF organization supports influence operations through CI that is designed to detect, destroy, neutralize, exploit or prevent espionage activities through identification, manipulation, deception, or repression of the adversary? |
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| Office of Special Investigations |
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| (013) This is the collecting of electromagnetic data for immediate tactical applications. |
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| Electronic warfare support |
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| (014) Airmen on computer networks have determined and reported to their commander the apparent intrusion of the AF networks by a known hacker and appropriate countermeasures are taken. This is an example of |
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| (014) Which NW Ops activity requires close coordination with signals intelligence collection, processing, exploitation, and dissemination? |
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| (015) This is a critical function that helps provide the commander the situational and battle space awareness necessary to successfully plan and conduct operations. |
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| (015) What encompasses information assurance, system and network management, and information dissemination management? |
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| (016) What type of operation may be employed during the pre-conflict phase of information operations? |
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| Broadcasting deceiving information into the enemy‘s territory |
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| (017) There are ___________ phases of the intelligence cycle. |
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| (017) Embedded at the air component command level, an Airman working here would provide a supported commander critical interaction with NSA. |
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| (018) An aircraft performing surveillance against a target while in international airspace is employing what technique to gather information? |
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| (019) Where are the two continental core DCGS sites located? |
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| (020) Which division within the AOC would concentrate on long-range and near-term planning to achieve theater objectives? |
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| (020) Which division within the AOC is responsible for near-term air and space operations planning within 48 hours prior to ATO execution? |
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| (020) You and Captain Jones are on the offensive ops team and checking the ATO to make sure there are packages assigned to each target. What division are you working for? |
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| Combat Operations Division |
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| (020) An Army brigade commander has requested resupply and a C-17 has been tasked. Your job is to ensure the mission was executed. What AOC team are you in? |
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| Air Mobility Control Team |
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| (020) Under which division within the AOC would you find the ATO Production Team? |
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| (021) Who is the AOC‘s primary producer of actionable intelligence in support of air, space, and information operations? |
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| (021) What team has the overall responsibility of producing the RSTA annex and coordinating with JFC collection managers regarding national collection? |
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| (021) What support element provides direct exploitation support to the AOC, and may be tasked to serve as a backup exploitation node? |
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| (022) Which situational awareness is needed to develop patterns of behavior, constraints, and opportunities of geography, topography, cultures, environment, and forces that allows us to misdirect, predict and pre-empt our adversaries? |
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| Predictive battlespace awareness |
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| (023) What type of targeting is the procedure for attacking targets that have been detected, identified, and developed in sufficient time for them to become part of a scheduled ATO? |
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| (023) HUMINT sources have tipped off the AOC that a known insurgent group is building Improvised Explosive Devices and plan on placing them on established US patrol routes. What phase of the kill chain would ISR assets be engaged in? |
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| (023) During which targeting process phase are collateral damage and ROE restrictions reviewed? |
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| (023) What is the most important step in the air targeting process? |
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| Commander‘s objectives, guidance, and intent |
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| (023) What targeting restriction includes legitimate military targets, but ones for which damage would impede friendly operations or violate existing ROE? |
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| (023) What targeting restriction includes schools, churches, hospitals, embassies, and other important cultural landmarks? |
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| (024) Information that symbolizes bodies of water and drainage features is represented by which color? |
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| (024) Aeronautical symbols are for the specific purpose of air navigation and planning air operations are shown in |
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| (024) Runways may be represented by a pattern and have the following information except |
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| length of the longest runway (in meters of kilometers) |
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| (024) Vertical obstructions must be at least this tall? |
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| (024) This is the height of the highest known feature in a section of the map. |
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| (024) What shows the geographic area that a map covers? |
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| (025) __________ is the vertical angle from the equator while __________ is the angle measured from the prime meridian. |
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| (025) The prime meridian is a north-south line and the zero reference line for which observations? |
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| (026) An example of _______________ is using an AWACS to assist an ingressing package of F-15E STRIKE EAGLEs because their radars don‘t see as far. |
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| (027) The objective of joint intelligence operations is to |
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| integrate service and national intelligence capabilities |
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| (028) Tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) are determined at what level of war? |
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| (028) An Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance function at the strategic level of war is to research foreign weapons systems in order to provide force protection as a part of what overall role? |
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| Accurate, timely, and predictive intelligence |
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| (029) The overall goal of any operation, regardless of scale, is to pursue ___________ and to counter potential threats to US national security interests. |
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| US national policy objectives |
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| (029) Which of the following can be a single, small-scale, limited-duration operation or a significant part of a major operation of extended duration involving combat? |
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| Crisis response and limited contingency operation |
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| (030) Which type of planning occurs for real-world real-time emergencies? |
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| (030) The commander‘s staff has produced a document that identifies forces and supplies required, and provides a schedule for moving resources. What is this document called? |
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| (031) How many AEFs does the AF have? |
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| (031) What is the normal life cycle of an AEF? |
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| 14-month normal training; 2-month prep; 4-month deployment/on-call |
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| (031) When will the AETF be forced to tap into resources from the AEFs in the current rotation? |
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| In-theater resources are not available |
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| (032) Which Army element is always on call and ready to deploy and reach location within _________. |
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| Quick Reaction Force; 18 hours |
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| (032) How long does the APS have to be in-place after the deployment order is issued? |
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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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| (034) Marine Air Ground Task Forces retain their basic organizational structure because |
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| the elements train, work, and deploy together |
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| (035) Which is not a Joint Special Operations Task Force responsibility? |
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| Plan special operations autonomously |
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| (036) Which of the below is an example of a coalition operation? |
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| US military and Australian operation |
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| (037) Which is NOT one of the goals of the DoD personnel recovery program? |
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| Allowing enemies a potential source of intelligence |
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| (037) What task begins when the recovery force relinquishes physical control of previously isolated personnel? |
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| (038) What aircraft is designed specifically to replace the A-10, F-16, and F/A-18A/B? |
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| (038) What is the most flexible airlift aircraft in the AF inventory? |
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| (039) What US Army system is mainly used to provide survivable and highly mobile fire support for armor and infantry troops? |
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| (040) What fleet is responsible for 52 million square miles of the Pacific and Indian Oceans? |
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| (040) What is the basic building block of US Marine Corps operating forces? |
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| (041) What special operations mission includes subversion? |
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| (041) What special operations mission includes network and infrastructure attacks? |
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| (002) Which of the following is a form of patterning by perceiving a similarity between events or things because of superficial features? |
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