109: Communications Flashcards

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109.1
Discuss the purpose of a Red Cross message

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emergency communication system that family members can use to notify service members of emergencies or other important events

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109.2f
Describe and state the function of INMARSAT

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International Maritime Satellite
critical communications path for SIPRNET, NIPRNET, and telephone ship2shore access
multipurpose SATCOM system that provides simultaneous voice and IP data
terminals operate in the UHF band

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109.2g
Describe and state the function of OIX

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Official Information Exchange
CAC enabled webspace that allows users to draft official command emails

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109.2h
Describe and state the function of VTC

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Video Teleconferencing
extension of telephone comms that allows users to see each other

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109.7
Define RIVER CITY and state when it is utilized

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provide procedures to control outbound electronic comms for OPSEC and force protection purposes

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109.8a
Discuss meaconing

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intentional transmission of signals designed to deceive others of navigational aids

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109.8b
Discuss intrusion

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intentional insertion of EM energy to deceive or confuse operators (small bandwidth for small interruptions)

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109.8c
Discuss jamming/interference

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deliberate radiation or reflection of EM energy to prevent or reduce the enemy’s use of the EM spectrum and degrade their combat ability (large bandwidth for large interruptions)

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109.8d
Discuss spectrum management

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consists of developing and maintaining the JSIR database, interference resolution tools, and direction finding/spectrum monitoring equipment

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109.10a
Define the message procedures for R

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Routine message
action required within 6 hours

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109.10b
Define the message procedures for P

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Priority message (pertaining to operations in progress)
action required within 3 hours

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109.10c
Define the message procedures for O

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Immediate message (pertaining to situations of grave importance to national forces)
action required within 30 minutes

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109.10d
Define the message procedures for Z

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Flash message (pertaining to enemy initial contact and urgent operational combat)
action required within 10 minutes

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109.10e
Define the message procedures for W

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Flash Override message (national security threats)
action overrides all other message precedence
CRITICs (presidential message) sent this way

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109.16
State the purpose of KMI

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Key Management Infrastructure
allows for automatic generation, distribution, and management of electronic key, physical, and non-key COMSEC relation items

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109.18
Describe TEMPEST

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code name given to controlling what is emitted from our systems

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109.19
State the purpose of Emissions Control (EMCON)

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control of all electromagnetic and acoustic radiations, radar, EW, and sonar