C306

Question 0

Naval Traditional missions

Answer 0

sea control, power projections, strategic deterrence, forward presence, strategic presence

Question 1

Naval core capabilities

Answer 1

Forward presence, sea control, Deterrence, Sea Control, power projection, maritime security, humanitarian assistance and disaster response.

Question 2

Contemporary Missions

Answer 2

forward naval presence, expeditionary power projection, sea control,
deterrence, crisis response, maritime security operations, security cooperation, civil military operations, HA/DR, counterterrorism, counter-proliferation, air& missile defense, information operations.

Question 3

Forward Presence

Answer 3

forward deployed, especially in an era of diverse threats to the homeland; enables familiarity with environment, as well as personalities and behavior patterns of regional actors.

Question 4

functional naval missions

Answer 4

Special operations, reconnaissance, antisubmarine warefare, aerial refueling, mine laying, close air support, air/missile defense, space support, strategic lift.

Question 5

Deterrence

Answer 5

prevent war viewed in Global, Regional, and Transnational Terms; conventional, unconventional, and nuclear means, theater security cooperation, maritime ballistic missile defense.

Question 6

Sea Control

Answer 6

operate freely at sea, space & cyberspace, freedom of maneuver, freedom of access, globally postured navy, impose local sea control.

Question 7

Power projection

Answer 7

ability to overcome challenges to access, project, and sustain power ashore is the basis for combat credibility.

Question 8

maritime security

Answer 8

occurs in peacetime and war; sea control occurs only during conflict; piracy, narcotics smuggling, human trafficking, weapons proliferation, weapons proliferation, environmental destruction, pilfering national resources.

Question 9

Carrier strike Group (CSG)

Answer 9

core of Navy warfighting strength and the most powerful force packages in the world.
Aircraft carrier, carrier air wing, guided missile cruiser (GG), Guided missile destoryer, attack submarine?, Guided missile frigate.

Question 10

Naval planning

Answer 10

centralizesup planning & decentralized execution.

Question 11

command by negation

Answer 11

naval command and control, allows a subordinate commander the freedom to operate as he see best, keeping authorities informed of decision taken, until senior overrides a decision. (unless otherwise directed)

Question 12

Ballistic Missile Class

Answer 12

short range, mid range, intermediate, long rang

Question 13

Submarine capabilites

Answer 13

stealth,non-provocative presence, multi-mission capable (intelligence & warning/survellience, regional sea control, precision strike, operational protection, naval special warfare support)

Question 14

Navy ISR

Answer 14

Maritime patrol & recon. aircraft

Question 15

Military Sealift command

Answer 15

support our nation by delivering supplies and conducting specialized missions across the world’s oceans.

Question 16

Military Sealift Command Four Mission areas:

Answer 16

naval fleet auxiliary force, special mission, prepositioning, sealift.

Question 17

Naval Functions

Answer 17

DODD 5100.1 (contains the directed functions of DOD)
general naval supremacy, control vital sea areas, establish & maintain local, superiority, seize and defend bases, conduct land, air & space operations.

Question 18

Naval Operations Concept 10

Answer 18

describes when, where, and how U.S. naval forces contribute to: enhancing security, preventing conflict, and prevailing in war in order to guide Maritime Strategy implementation in a manner consistent with national strategy.