Communications Equipment Flashcards

1
Q

What are tactical nets?

A

Nets established to provide the commander with the means of commanding and controlling subordinate maneuver elements.

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2
Q

The radio should only be used for _________.

A

The voice of command

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3
Q

What is a FiST?

A

Fire Support Team

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4
Q

In a main CoC, who usually commands it, and which sections are represented?

A

The Bn XO

  • S1
  • S2
  • S3
  • S4
  • S6
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5
Q

In a tactical COC, who usually commands it, and which sections are represented?

A

Bn Commander

  • S3 officer
  • S2 officer
  • S6 officer
  • AO
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6
Q

What composes a FiST?

A
  • FiST leader - Weapons Platoon Commander
  • Forward Air Controller (FAC)
  • Artillery Forward Observer (Arty FO)
  • 81mm mortar forward observer (81s FO)
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7
Q

Who enforces discipline by controlling the radio net?

A

Net Control Station (NCS)

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8
Q

What are the two types of call signs?

A
  • Administrative

- Tactical

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9
Q

What are the two types of methods of control for nets?

A
  • Free

- Directed

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10
Q

What is a drafter?

A

The person who actually writes the message

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11
Q

What is an originator?

A

The command whose authority sends a message

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12
Q

What is a releasing officer?

A

The person who is authorized to release messages from the command

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13
Q

What are the three parts of a message?

A
  • Heading
  • Main body
  • Ending
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14
Q

What does the heading consist of?

A
  • Precedence
  • Date-Time Group (DTG)
  • Originator
  • Addressee
  • Classification
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15
Q

What is required in the ending?

A

The releasing officer’s signature

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16
Q

What are the four categories of precedence?

A
  • Routine (R)
  • Priority (P)
  • Immediate (O)
  • Flash (Z)
17
Q

What are the two types of addressees?

A
  • Action

- Info

18
Q

What are the three types of classification?

A
  • Confidential
  • Secret
  • Top Secret
19
Q

What are the three rules of brevity?

A
  • Elimination
  • Substitution
  • Abbreviation
20
Q

What is the time limit and security classification for flash precedence?

A

10 minutes; TOPSEC - Top Secret

21
Q

What is the time limit and security classification for immediate precedence?

A

30 minutes; SECRET - Secret

22
Q

What is the time limit and security classification for priority precedence?

A

3 hours; CONF - Confidential

23
Q

What is the time limit and security classification for routine precedence?

A

6 hours; UNCLAS - Unclassified