Ch.3 Flashcards

1
Q

well defined area of intel planning collection processing exploitation analysis and production and dissemination using a specific category of technical or human resources

A

INTEL disciplines

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2
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defines intel sources as the means or systems that can be used to observe and record info relating to the condition situation or activities of a target location org or ind.

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joint intel

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3
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the quality of raw data can vary by the _, _, and _, interprets and conveys the intel to consumers

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collection technique, platform, how the intel analyst

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4
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is a unique intel discipline that integrates imagery, imint and geospatial info

A

geoint

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5
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geoint is comprised of a series of information levels categorized as __ or ___

A

foundation layers, mission specific layers

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6
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a likeness or representation of any nautral or manmade feature related object or actvy and the positional data acquired at the time the likeness or representation was acq

A

imagery

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7
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is the technical geographic and intel info derived through the interpretation of analysis of imagery and collateral material

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imint

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8
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identifies the geographic location and characteristics of natural or constructed features and boundaries on the earth

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geospatial information

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9
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the systematic effort to procure info to answer specific collection requirements by direct and indirect questioning

A

interrogation

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10
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is the process of questioning cooperating human sources to satisfy intel req consistent with applicable law

A

debriefing

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11
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when properly processed and exploited may provide valuable info such as adv plans and intentions force location, etc

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captured documents and media

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12
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not a primary humint function

A

captured documents and media

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13
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is intel produced by exploiting foreign comm systems and noncommunications emitters

A

sigint

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14
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provides unique intel info complements intel derives from other sources and is often used for cueing other sensors

A

sigint

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15
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3 subcategories of sigint

A

FEC - fisint, elint, coming

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16
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intel and technical info derived from collecting and processing intercepted foreign comm passed by radio, wire, or other electromagnetic means

A

comint

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17
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includes computer network exploitation

A

comint

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18
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intel derived from the interception and analysis of noncommunications emitters

A

elint

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19
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2 subcategories of elint

A

techelint, opelint

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20
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involves technical analysis of data intercepted from foreign equiptment and control systems

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fisint

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21
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quantative and qualative

A

masint

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22
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technical data sources related to masint

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MERGRN - materials, eo, radio, geopshysical, radar, nuclear

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23
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foreign material and scientific info

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techint

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24
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products are used by us weapons developers, countermeasure designers, tacticians

A

techint

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25
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obtains info by or through the functions of ____ ops, investigations, is not a collection discipline, similar to humint

A

CI counterintel

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26
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function is to provide direct support to operational commanders, program managers, and decision makers

A

CI

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27
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performs and manages, info vulnerability

A

14n

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28
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exploit and analyze multisensor imagery in conjunction with all source intel info

A

1n1a

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29
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make recommendations on the appropriate form required to disable and adversary’s targeting system

A

1n1b

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30
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1n2a

A

sigint

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31
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1n2c

A

comm sigint

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32
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operate and manage comm ept

A

1n3

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33
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1n4a

A

digital network intel analyst

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34
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employ techniques to identify and exploit appropriate comm to ensure accurate targeting

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1n4

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35
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1n4b

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analysis and production analyst

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36
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perform detailed analysis on target network

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1n4b

37
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1a81

A

airborne cryptologic linguist

38
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1a82

A

airborne isr

39
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fly as primary aircrew

A

1a82 airborne isr

40
Q

8D000

A

debriefer

41
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9l000

A

interpreter/translator

42
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9S000

A

scientific applications specialist

43
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trained in translating and analyzing foreign languages

A

1n3, 1a81

44
Q

the intelligence reform and terrorism prevention act of 2004 ____

A

established ODNI

45
Q

The President as head of the executive branch leads the intel community efforts with the guidance from ___

A

NSC, HSC

46
Q

Executive organizations involved in oversight of the IC include

A

Pres Foreign Intel Advisory Board, President;s Intel Oversight Board, Office of mangement and budget

47
Q

IS the principal forum to consider national security issues that require presidential decision

A

NSC

48
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military advisor to the nsc

A

CJCS

49
Q

coordinates homeland secuirty related activities among IC members and promotes the effective development and implementation of homeland security policies

A

HSC

50
Q

heads the IC

A

DNI

51
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responsibility for intel support to the PResident and the day-to-day management of the IC

A

DNI

52
Q

establishes obj and priorities for the IC and manages and directs the tasking of national intel collection

A

DNI

53
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created with the signing of the National Security Act of 1947

A

CIA

54
Q

independent intel agency responsible to the president through the dni and accountable to the american people through the intel oversight committees of congress

A

cia

55
Q

Executes policy through the conduct of covert actions

A

CIA

56
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topics of concern

A

CIA

57
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harnessing intel to serve US diplomacy

A

bureau of intel

58
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provides intel to secretary of state

A

bureau of intel

59
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oversees and protects vital national security capabilities ranging from nuclear weapons to energy research and developmental projects

A

DOE

60
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reduce US vulnerability to terrorism and detect, prevent, and respond to terrorist attacks

A

DHS

61
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analyses foreign intel related to economic policy and participants with DOS in the overt collection of general foreign economic info

A

DOT

62
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responsible for enforcing the controlled substance laws and regs

A

DEA

63
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understanding threats to our national security and penetrating national and transnational networks that have a desire and capability to harm the US

A

FBI

64
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principal staff assistance and advisor to the SecDef

A

under secretary of defense for intel

65
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DOD combat support agency

A

DIA

66
Q

operates major facilities in the STL and DC areas

provides GEOINT

A

NGA

67
Q

ICs executive agent for all SIGINT activities

A

NSA/CSS

68
Q

military’s service SIGINT actvy that are subordinate to DIRNSA/CHCSS

A

SCCs

69
Q

NSA/CSSs (5)

A
INSCOM
FLTCYBERCOM
AFISRA
MCIA
CGCG
70
Q

work under DIRNSA, function is to facilitate timely SIGINT

A

CSG

71
Q

tactical and operational intel for battlefield support

A

marine intel

72
Q

presidents principal arm for coordinating policy among various govt agencies

A

nsc

73
Q

primary mil advisory council to the pres and secdef

A

jcs

74
Q

established obj and priorities for ic

A

dni

75
Q

provide timely and objective mil intel to warfighters, defense policy makers, and force planners

A

dia

76
Q

four primary cryptologic centers

A

fort gordon, georgia - NSAG
Lackland -NSAT
Kunia, Hawaii- NSAH
Denver, CO - NSAD

77
Q

Four titles of the USC

A

10-18-32-50

78
Q

outlines the role of armed forces

A

titles 10

79
Q

outlines crimes and criminal procedures

A

titles 18

80
Q

outlines the role of US national guard

A

32

81
Q

role of war and national defense

A

50

82
Q

focal point for the functional management of all af isr

A

a2

83
Q

activated as a field operating agency of the usaf

provides af/a2 intel, analyzes foreign air and air defense tactics

A

AFIAA

84
Q

field operating agency that reports to the a2, organizes, trains, equpits, and presents assigned forces and capabilities to conduct isr

manned/unmanned isr

A

AFISRA

85
Q

primary DOD producer of foreign aerospace intel

A

AFISRA

86
Q

cryptologic wing that trains and equipts cryptologic and info ops specialists to carry out missions

A

70th

87
Q

globally networked isr ops

operates and maintains DCGS

A

480th

88
Q

provides national authorities quality technical measurements to monitor nuclear compliance and develops advanced proliferation monitoring technologies to preserve our nations security

A

AFTAC

89
Q

subordinate to ACC

provides targeting reachback

A

AFTC