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1
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three types of imagery

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EO- electro optical
IR- infared
SAR- synthetic Aperture Radar

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JPDI

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Joint Desired Point of Impact- alpha numeric coded precise aim point associated with a target to achieve an explicate weaponeering objective.

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Support intel provides to Joint Targeting

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Intel supports targeting through continuous in depth analysis to provide opportunities for dynamic or deliberate strike missions

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TST

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Time sensitive target
target requiring immediate response, could danger friendly forces in the future.

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headquarters for HUMINT

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Washington DC

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Headquarters for SIGINT

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Fort Meade, Maryland

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Headquarters for IMINT

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Springfield, VA

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Headquarters for ACINT

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Suitland Maryland

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RADAR

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Radio Detection and Ranging

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GALE

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Generic Area Limitation Environment
client/server based analysis and exploitation system for intelligence data. Provides data to GCCS-J through GALE-LITE

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Purpose of ELNOT

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Electronic Intelligence Notation
five digits alphanumeric notations assigned to each identified radar system

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IBS

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Integrated Broadcast Service
combines multiple sources of intelligence into one network, eliminates redundancy

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IBS Network

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Enables wide are network WAN dissemination of data.

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IBS simplex

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broadcast channels of uniquely ordered and prioritized data. Delivers multiple channels of time critical intel and other information

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IBS interactive

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Theatre focused broadcast. Direct support to military operations

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IBS line of sight

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add LOS UHF broadcast capabilities to augment corps level operations

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Space Force enhancement

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Combat support operations and force multiplying capabilities delivered from space to improve effectiveness of military forces

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Space Support

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Operations to deploy and sustain military and intel systems in space

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Space control

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operations to ensure freedom of action in space for friendly forces, denies an adversary the same

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Space force Applications

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combat operations in, through, and from space to influence the course and outcome of conflict by holding terrestrial targets at risk

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The Sun

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Biggest effect of space environment

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Low Earth Orbit

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LEO- altitudes between 150 and 800 miles above earth surface. Period of about 90 minutes

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Medium Earth Orbit

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Above LEO but below geostationary orbit

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Highly elliptical Orbit

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Used to obtain communications in the northern or southern hemisphere

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Geosynchronous Orbit

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average Altitude of 19,300 NM. Has a period about equal to 24 hours

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Polar Orbit

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Passes over the entire surface of the earth, has an inclination of 90 degrees and is usually circular. Used by imagery satellites.

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Apogee

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The farthest point of a satellites orbit from earth

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Perigee

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Closest point of a satellites orbit to earth

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DSCS

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Defense Satellite Communications System
High capacity SHF satellite based subsystem of the Defence Communications System DCS
Provided worldwide jam resistant data transfer between National Command Authority, Joint Chief of Staff, and Unified Commanders in Chief

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GBS

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Global broadcast Service
provides worldwide high capacity one way transmission means for a variety of data, imagery, and other information required to support the joint chiefs

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SSA

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Space Situational Awareness
Fundamental to conducting space operations

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SSA supports…

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1 Ensures space operations and spaceflight safety
2 Implement international treaties and agreements
3 Protects space capabilities
4 protects military operations and national interests

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Astrometry

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The scientific measurement of the positions and motions of celestial bodies

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Earth orientation parameters

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Describes the irregularities of the earth rotations. Measures the Earths rotations

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GPS

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Global positioning system

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NAVO

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Naval Oceanographic Office

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FNMOC

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Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center Monterey CA

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Battle Space on Demand layers

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Data Layer-collects data
Environment Layer-analyzed the data
Performance Layer-how forces will perform
Decision Layer-decisions are made regarding forces allocation

39
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WEAX

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Enroute Weather forecast- a tailored forecast for specific route of a unit

40
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Special Weather Advisory,

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FWC-Norfolk issued for prolonged periods of heavy weather in high traffic areas of the AOR 72 hours in advance

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OTSR

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Optimum Track Ship routing

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OTSR Weather Advisory

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issued when conditions are forecast to meet wind or seas limits

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OTSR Divert recommendation

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Issued when conditions are forecast to exceed wind or seas limits

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OTSR Route recommendations

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Request in a change in a ships route, must be requested 72 hours before getting underway

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Mission of METOC

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enable fleet safety and readiness through accurate and timely weather forecasts, warnings and recommendations

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FWC Norfolk

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fleet forces C4F C6F Arctic Fleet operations

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FWC San Diego

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C3F C5F C7F

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TAF

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Terminal Aerodrome Forecast
24 hour forecast for each Naval Air Station

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OPAREA Forecasts

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Produced once a day for major operating areas, “blanket forecasts”

50
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SGOTS

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Strike Group Oceanography Teams
Deployable METOC teams on ships

51
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Resource protection

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monitoring and dissemination of weather products

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Thunderstorm Watch- Recommend T2

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Thunderstorm activity within 25 NM/ within 6 hour

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Thunderstorm watch -recommend T1

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thunderstorm activity within 10 NM/ 1 hour

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Small Craft Warning

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18-33 KT winds, light damage

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Gale wind warning

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14-47 KT winds, moderate damage

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Storm wind warning

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48+ winds, heavy damage

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JTWC

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Joint Typhoon Warning Center
Pearl Harbor, HI- provides tsunami information support to all DoD assets

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T-AGS

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Multi-purpose oceanographic survey ships

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ACS

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Airborne Coastal Survey imagery collection stitched together to make larger images of the survey areas. Enhances hydrographic and topographic data

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FTS

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Fleet survey team
RHIB equipped with a suite of hydrographic sensors. Has an expeditionary hydrographic collection capabilities using uts Expeditionary Survey Vehicles (ESV)

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NMOCs ASW support

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comprised of ASW reachback Cell (RBC), Naval Oceanography ASW teams (NOATS) and Naval ASW detachments (NOADS)

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NAVCYBERFOR

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Little Creak, VA
Provided ready forces and equipment in cryptology, SIGINT, cyber, EW, IO, intel, ECT

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NCTAMS PAC

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Wahaiwa, HI

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NCTAMS LANT

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Norfolk, VA

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DISA

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Defense information systems agency
engineers and provides C2 capabilities and enterprise infrastructure

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NASIC

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National Air and Space Intel Center
Expands Air Force ISR capabilities to meet current and future challenges

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NCDOC

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Naval Cyber Defense operations Command
Coordinates, monitors, and oversee the Navy’s computer networks

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AMD

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Activity Manpower Document
One document listing all requirements and authorizations in a specific activity and how it will be funded

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OPREP-3 PINNACLE

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Used to report incidents that are of national level interests (military)

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OPREP-3 NAVY BLUE

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Provided the CNO and other commanders notification of incidents that are of the high navy (Big Navy)

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OPREP-3 NAVY UNIT SITREP

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Informs the operational commander of incidents not meeting NAVY BLUE criteria (ship specific)

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3-M/PMS

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Maintenance Material Management/Planned Maintenance System

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SF-700

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Security container information form

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SF-701

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Activity Security checklist

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SF-702

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security container check sheet

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SF-703

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top secret cover sheet

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TPI

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two person integrity
prevents single person access to COMSEC material and cryptographic maintenance manuals

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COMSEC

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communications security
protective measures taken to deny unauthorized persons information derived from telecommunications of the US government concerning national security, and ensures the authenticity of such telecommunications.

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CSM

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Command Security manager
implements the information security program ISP and has direct access to the CO as principle advisor in ISP matters

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JPAS

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Joint Personnel Adjudication System
DoD security clearance and access database, allows visiting personnel to have clearances verified

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Router

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a devise that connects 2 networks and allows packets to be transmitted and received between them

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Access Router

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Located at customer sites such as branch offices that to not need hierarchical routing of their own

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Distribution routers

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aggregate traffic from multiple access routers, either at the same site or to collect the data streams from multiple sites to a major enterprise location

84
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IPv6 VS IPv4

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IPv6 uses 128 bit addressing
IPv4 uses 32 bit addressing

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Machine Language

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a collection of binary digits or bits that the computer reads and interprets. The only language a computer is capable of understanding

86
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buffer Overflow

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error that occurs when incoming data rate exceeds acceptance capacity of a system

EIWS test (25 decks)

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