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Planning for communication activities involves the careful alignment of themes and messages with which of the following? (Select all that apply.) |
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- coalition partners - U.S. government interagency partners - higher and lower headquarters *NOT CORRECT* |
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Communication strategy is not a separate or parallel effort, but an integral part of the commander's overall strategy that ensures a shared understanding of the commander's vision, mission, and objectives. |
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Those responsible for identifying and understanding the key audiences are also responsible for _____. (Select all that apply.) |
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- assigning which action-agent will engage each of the key audiences - determining how to inform and/or influence audiences - crafting themes and messages |
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The communication strategy working group (CSWG) is informed by subordinate units and the interagency stakeholders, and supports planning across the current operations, future operations, and future plans event horizons. |
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- attempts to align communication efforts - seeks to gain superiority over the adversary's narrative - it is commander driven |
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Of the following, which apply to the "battle for the narrative?" (Select all that apply.) |
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For the actions that support the communication strategy, why is assessment important? |
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- Assessment helps to focus and redirect communication efforts when the environment changes. |
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No matter what staff organization a commander decides upon, there is a need to add a/an _____ activity to the battle rhythm. |
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Communication strategy is the commander's tool for engaging in the "battle for the narrative" through _____. (Select all that apply.) |
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- providing guidance to subordinate leaders at all levels - empowering subordinates to take the initiative in the information environment - eliminating the "say-do gap" where actions, words, and images do not match |
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