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1
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IPOE is conducted in support of whom?

A

JFC

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2
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the analytical process used by joint intel org. to produce intel assessments, estimates, and other intel products in support the the JFCs decision making process

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JIPOE

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3
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IPOE is a valuable - analytical methodology focusing - for the - and the CCs supporting –

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4 step
ISR
CC
C2 elements

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4
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4 things included in IPOE process

A

analysis
production
collection management
targeting process

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5
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IPOE determines what

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COGs/COAs

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6
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conducted at every DOD component and national intel agency at every level of operation

A

IPOE

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7
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IPOE provides support to what kind of comment centers?

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theatre command centers

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8
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4 steps in IPOE process

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1-Define the OE
2-Describe the OE effects
3-Evaluate the adv
4- Determine COA

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9
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Which steps build a combat intel baseline

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1-3

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10
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Which step is the resulting application of intel to operational activities

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4

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11
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IPOE drives targeting recommendations resulting from

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COAs, COGs, HVTs, and critical vulnerabilities

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12
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drives the intel collection system through the dissemination phase

A

PCPAD

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13
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drives the decision making process

A

IPOE

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14
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systematic process of evaluating potential target systems and individual targets for hier signigicance, vulnerabilities, and exploitable characteristics (kinetic and nonkinetic)

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target development (TD)

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15
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Goal of TD

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achieve a CCs desired battlefield effects

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16
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TD includes 5 functions:

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Target analysis
Target vetting
Target validation
Target documentation/nomination
ISR collection and dessimentation req
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17
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Goal of ISR strategy and planning

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anticipate the adv’s plan and continue to refine the predictive processes

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18
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the capability to dynamically control ISR sensors and platforms to satisfy CCIRs
(CCs critical info req)

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ISR employment

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19
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monitor and anlyze the adv actvy as well as support lethal and nonlethal targeting

A

ISR ops

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20
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enables the seemless transition from preplanned misions to dynamic tasking and cross cueing of isr assets

A

isr employment

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21
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Explain the first step in the IPOE process

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identifies intel problem and question, identifies environment and features

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22
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What is the primary purpose of step 2 in IPOE process

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determine how battlespace effects friendlies/adv

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23
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much of the peacetime targeting readiness is geard toward -

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target development

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24
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traditional approaches to both have emphasized -

A

imint

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25
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joint targeting cycle phases

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CCs obj, target dev, capabilities analysis, CCs decision (Force assignment), mission planning/force execution (MP/FE), assessment

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26
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At which phase of targeting : represents the fusion of target nominations with the optimum lethal and nonlethal force

A

4

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27
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At which phase of targeting: more detailed planning is conducted to actually fly the mission and employ weapons

A

5

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28
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the embodiment of strategy where COAs, objs, and effects are dev

A

targeting

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29
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fundamentally effects based

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targeting

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30
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What kind of approach: operations are planned, executed, assessed, and adpted to influence or change systems or capes in order to achieve desired outcomes

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effects based approact

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31
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2 basic types of targeting

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deliberate and dynamic

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32
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prosecuting targets that have been detected, identified, and dev, in sufficient time to become part of the ATO

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deliberate targeting

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33
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targets that are not detected, identified, or dev in time to be apart of ATO; have not had action scheduled against them

A

dynamic targeting

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34
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ISR DETECTION of an emerging target

A

find

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35
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positively IDENTIFIES and EMERGING

36
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takes a CONFIRMED target and its LOCATION, and coordinates sensors

37
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FINALIZES the desired EFFECT and targeting SOLUTION

38
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identification of the target as HOSTILE is confirmed and engagement is ORDERED

39
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F2T2EA is used with what kind of targeting

40
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provides a systematic analytical approach that focuses targeting efforts on supporting

A

deliberate targeting

41
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AF carries out IO support to

A

national and military objectives

42
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the integrated employment of the capabilities of influence ops, ewo, nwo, in concert with specified integrated control enablers

43
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degree of dominance in the info domain which allows friendly forces the ability to defend info without effective opposition

A

info superiority

44
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combination of individuals, organizations, and systems that collect, process, and disseminate, or act on info

A

info environment

45
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info environment 3 interralted dimensions

A

physical, info, cognitive

46
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employment of capabilities to affect behaviors, protect ops, communicate CCs intent, and project accurate info to achieve desired effects across the cognitive domain

A

influence ops

47
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emply assets with a psyop mission

A

AF and ANG

48
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flies the EC 130J COMMANDO SOLO

A

193rd special ops wing

49
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mission is to broadcast info through EM spectrum

A

ec 130j commando solo

50
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a powerful tool in mil ops and should be considered throughout the operational planning process

51
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misleads or manages the perception of adv,

52
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defensive activity that helps prevent our adv from gaining and exploiting our critical info

53
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info gathered and activities conducted to protect against espionage, other intel activities, sabotage, assassinations..

A

CI counterintel

54
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the lead activity and first line of defense against adv propaganda and disinfo

55
Q

involved efforts to negate, neutralize, or diminish effects of foreign PSYOP or propaganda

A

counterpropaganda ops

56
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fundamental to mil ops because it disrupts, damages, or destroys the enemys resources to wage war

A

physical attack

57
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any mil action involving use of EM spectrum

58
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3 major activities of EW

59
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3 major activities of NW

A

NetA
NS
NetD

60
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conducted using info systems

61
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domain influence ops is focused on affecting

62
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identifies that geographic location and characteristics of natural or constructed features

A

geospatial info

63
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foundation for ops and provides basic interoperability for systems and forces

64
Q

2 primary documents that determine the symbology used

A

US Geological Survey (USGS)

and DOD - Geospatial Symbols for Digital Displays (MIL-DTL_89045A)

65
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marginal data color brown

A

topography

66
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MD color black

A

names and man made features

67
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MD color red

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road class and special info

68
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identifies chart series adn type

A

sheet identification

69
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symbols that may be specific or unique to an AOR or location

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miscellaneous symbols

70
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made for specific purpose of air navigation and planning air ops

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aeronautical symbol

71
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shows geographic area that a map covers

A

location diagram

72
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identifies mil grid ref zone

A

grid ref box

73
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visually depicts elevation by shading

A

elevation tint

74
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specific location, known elevation

A

spot elevation

75
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indicates the source and dates of material

A

reliability and source info

76
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AF and navy use…

77
Q

angle measures from prime meridian

78
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used on a global basis for tactical level ground ops

79
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mgrs is based on…

80
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mgrs coord qith 10 digits has what kind of accuracy

81
Q

mgrs is based on that - and uses the - as a unit of measurement

82
Q

sum of mil, diplomatic, and civil efforts to effect teh recovery and return of US mil, DOD civs, and DOD contractor personnel who are isolated or missing while participating in a US govt sanctioned actvy or mission…..

83
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5 esential tasks of PR

A 
report
locate
support
recover
reintegrate
84
Q

responsibility for the joint PR mission is designated to the -

85
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provides the standardized data elements

A

DD for 1833 ISOPREP

86
Q

once a potential PR incident is observed, who should be notified immediately through PR comms

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