AF Doctrine/Joint Force Chapter 4

Question 1

What dos the doctrine guide us in?

Answer 1

Actions to support national objectives, successful military objectives, common terminology

Question 2

A doctrine should be used with

Answer 2

Judgement

Question 3

A good doctrine will…

Answer 3

Inform, allow departure points and is flexible

Question 4

Doctrine is about war fighting not

Answer 4

Physics

Question 5

Doctrine is about organization not

Answer 5

Organizations

Question 6

Doctrine is about synergy

Answer 6

Not segregation

Question 7

Doctrine is about integration

Answer 7

Not synchronization

Question 8

Doctrine is about what’s important not

Answer 8

Who’s important

Question 9

Doctrine is about right force not

Answer 9

Equal shares of force

Question 10

What is the AFDD 1

Answer 10

Airmans basic doctrine, describes how to use military action, how forces are trained, equipped, organized

Question 11

What is AFDD X-0

Answer 11

Operational Doctrine - guides in employment of forces and gives focus for developing mission

Question 12

What is the tactical doctrine?

Answer 12

How to accomplished detailed objectives

Question 13

How is the tactical objective coded

Answer 13

TTP- tactical technique procedure

Question 14

Airpower is inherently a ____ force

Answer 14

Strategic

Question 15

Airpower is ____ culturally intrusive

Answer 15

Less

Question 16

Airpower is the most ____ military power

Answer 16

Versatile

Question 17

Weapons should be based off of

Answer 17

Their ability to influence adversary’s capability and will

Question 18

One of the most important characteristic of airpower:

Answer 18

Quickly move around the world and begin operations

Question 19

Principles of war

Answer 19

Aspects of war that are universally true and relevant

Question 20

What do the tennetns of airpower compliment

Answer 20

Principles of war

Question 21

What do the tenets of airpower do

Answer 21

Provide specific info on employment of air, space capabilities

Question 22

Oldest tenet of airpower

Answer 22

Centralized control and decentralized execution

Question 23

What is the AF doctrine?

Answer 23

Official beliefs, principles and terminology that guide proper use of air, space and cyberspace power in military operations

Question 24

What is decentralized execution

Answer 24

Delegation of authority designed Lower level commanders and other tactical level decisions makers to achieve effective control

Question 25

What does flexibility allow?

Answer 25

Exploit mass and maneuver simultaneously

Question 26

What is versatility

Answer 26

Employ airpower effectively at the strategic level

Question 27

What is the function of the services?

Answer 27

train, organize, equip military services to perform a role.

Question 28

What is the role of a service?

Answer 28

Broad and enduring purpose for which the services were established by law.

Question 29

What is the Air Force's role?

Answer 29

Prompt and sustained offensive and defensive air operations. National Security Act 1947

Question 30

Who assigns the mission?

Answer 30

SECDEF or President to the CCDR

Question 31

Airspace control?

Answer 31

promotion safe/flexible use of airspace

Question 32

cyberspace Force Application?

Answer 32

Incorporate computer network attack, exploitation and defense to protect networks

Question 33

Command and Control? C2

Answer 33

Exercise of authority and direction by a properly designed commander over assigned attached forces

Question 34

What is strategic level C2

Answer 34

National security Objectives

Question 35

Operational Level c2

Answer 35

War, campaigns and major operations are planned

Question 36

Tactical Level C2

Answer 36

Battles are engaged

Question 37

collection?

Answer 37

The acquisitions of information and the provision of this information

Question 38

processing and Exploitation

Answer 38

Conversion of all collected information into suitable forms of intel

Question 39

Analysis and Production

Answer 39

Interpretation of all source data and the preparation of intelligence products in support of known user requirements

Question 40

dissemination and integration

Answer 40

Delivery of intel and application of intel to missions

Question 41

Global Precision Attack

Answer 41

Strike rapidly and persistently with a wide range of munitions

Question 42

Air Interdiction

Answer 42

ops conducted to destroy enemy's potential before it can be used against friendly forces

Question 43

Close Air Support

Answer 43

Fixed/rotary winged aircraft against hostile targets

Question 44

Agile Combat Support

Answer 44

to sustain and protect Air Force Special Operations Command

Question 45

Battlefield Air Operations

Answer 45

Unique set of combat proven capabilities

Question 46

Intel, surveillance and reconnaissance

Answer 46

Synchronization of platforms with planning and direction of data that provide actionable intel, weather, environmental awareness

Question 47

Command and control

Answer 47

Exercise of authority and direction by a properly designed commander