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Day 5: Tasking Cycle Flashcards

1
Q

How many stages are there in the Joint Air Tasking Cycle?

A

6

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2
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Who employs both deliberate and dynamic targeting?

A

Joint Force Air Component Commander (JFACC)

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3
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What is stage 1?

Joint Air Tasking Cycle

A

Objectives, Effects, and Guidance

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4
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What is stage 2?

Joint Air Tasking Cycle

A

Target Development

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5
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What is stage 3?

Joint Air Tasking Cycle

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Weaponeering and Allocation

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6
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What is stage 4?

Joint Air Tasking Cycle

A

ATO Production and Dissemination

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7
Q

What is stage 5?

Joint Air Tasking Cycle

A

Executive Planning and Force Execution

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8
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What is stage 6?

Joint Air Tasking Cycle

A

Assessment

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9
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For space operations, who produces plans and orders?

A

Combined Joint Force Space Component Commander (CJFSCC)

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10
Q

Operational planning cycle includes inputs into what?

A

the joint targeting cycle (JTC)

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11
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Tasks execution

A

Combined space tasking order (CSTO)

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12
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Provide amplifying guidance

A

the special instructions (SPINS)

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13
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Method used to dissemate tasks to components, subordinate units, and command and control agencies projected sorties, capabilities and/or forces to targets and specific missions

A

Air Tasking Order (ATO)

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14
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The Air Tasking Order (ATO) is based on what cycle?

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72-hour cycle

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15
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What is the space version of the ATO called?

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Joint Space Tasking Order (JSTO)

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16
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The process of selecting and prioritizing targets and matching the appropriate response to them

17
Q

Joint targeting cycle is an iterative process that is?

A

NOT time constrained

18
Q

What is the purpose of Electronic Support tasking?

A
  • Immediate threat recognition
  • Planning
  • Conduct of future operations
19
Q

Electronic Support is intended to respond to what?

A

An immediate operational requirement

20
Q

Information collected for ES purposes is normally also processed by ____________ for ________________ after the operational commander’s ES requirements are met.

A
  • The appropriate parts of the Intelligence Community
  • Further exploitation
21
Q

It can be said that information collected from the EMS has what?

22
Q

Unprocessed information used by operational forces to develop and maintain situational awareness for an operationally defined period of time

Two Lives

A

Part 1 Electronic Support

23
Q

Retained and processed under appropriate intelligence authorities in response to specified intelligence requirements

Two Lives

A

Part 2 SIGINT

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