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AF Doctrine/Joint Force Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
Q

What dos the doctrine guide us in?

A

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

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2
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A doctrine should be used with

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Judgement

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3
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A good doctrine will…

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Inform, allow departure points and is flexible

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4
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Doctrine is about war fighting not

A

Physics

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5
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Doctrine is about organization not

A

Organizations

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6
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Doctrine is about synergy

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Not segregation

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7
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Doctrine is about integration

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Not synchronization

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8
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Doctrine is about what’s important not

A

Who’s important

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9
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Doctrine is about right force not

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Equal shares of force

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10
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What is the AFDD 1

A

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

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11
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What is AFDD X-0

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

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12
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What is the tactical doctrine?

A

How to accomplished detailed objectives

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13
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How is the tactical objective coded

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TTP- tactical technique procedure

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14
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Airpower is inherently a ____ force

A

Strategic

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15
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Airpower is ____ culturally intrusive

A

Less

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16
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Airpower is the most ____ military power

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Versatile

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17
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Weapons should be based off of

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Their ability to influence adversary’s capability and will

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18
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One of the most important characteristic of airpower:

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Quickly move around the world and begin operations

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19
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Principles of war

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Aspects of war that are universally true and relevant

20
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What do the tennetns of airpower compliment

A

Principles of war

21
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What do the tenets of airpower do

A

Provide specific info on employment of air, space capabilities

22
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Oldest tenet of airpower

A

Centralized control and decentralized execution

23
Q

What is the AF doctrine?

A

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

24
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What is decentralized execution

A

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

25
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What does flexibility allow?

A

Exploit mass and maneuver simultaneously

26
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What is versatility

A

Employ airpower effectively at the strategic level

27
Q

What is the function of the services?

A

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

28
Q

What is the role of a service?

A

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

29
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What is the Air Force’s role?

A

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

30
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Who assigns the mission?

A

SECDEF or President to the CCDR

31
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Airspace control?

A

promotion safe/flexible use of airspace

32
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cyberspace Force Application?

A

Incorporate computer network attack, exploitation and defense to protect networks

33
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Command and Control? C2

A

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

34
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What is strategic level C2

A

National security Objectives

35
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Operational Level c2

A

War, campaigns and major operations are planned

36
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Tactical Level C2

A

Battles are engaged

37
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collection?

A

The acquisitions of information and the provision of this information

38
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processing and Exploitation

A

Conversion of all collected information into suitable forms of intel

39
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Analysis and Production

A

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

40
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dissemination and integration

A

Delivery of intel and application of intel to missions

41
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Global Precision Attack

A

Strike rapidly and persistently with a wide range of munitions

42
Q

Air Interdiction

A

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

43
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Close Air Support

A

Fixed/rotary winged aircraft against hostile targets

44
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Agile Combat Support

A

to sustain and protect Air Force Special Operations Command

45
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Battlefield Air Operations

A

Unique set of combat proven capabilities

46
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Intel, surveillance and reconnaissance

A

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

47
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Command and control

A

Exercise of authority and direction by a properly designed commander

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