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1
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What information must be protected from the unauthorized disclosure?

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National Security

Extra - umbrella term for classified and Sensitive

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What classified information could not reasonably be expected to cause identifiable or describable damage to the nation, but still requires control over its distribution

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Sensitive information

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What classified information could reasonably be expected to cause identifiable or describable damage to the nation

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Classified information

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What is the primary governing document for classified national security information

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Executive order 13526

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What components determines who gets access for Classified/Sensitive Information

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  1. An adjudicated and appropriate Security Clearance
  2. A signed non-disclosure agreement (NDA)
  3. Valid need to know
  4. Commander or Director’s Approval
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The unauthorized disclosure of which reasonably could be expected to cause damage to the national security

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Confidential

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The unauthorized disclosure of which reasonably could be expected to cause serious damage to the national security

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Secret

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The unauthorized disclosure of which reasonably could be expected to cause Exceptionally grave damage to the national security

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Top Secret

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Government created or owned UNCLASSIFIED information

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CUI

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What does OCA stand for?

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Original Classification Authority

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What’s the Purpose of Classification markings?

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  1. Alerts the holder to the presence of classified information
  2. It provides guidance for declassification
  3. Warns Holder of special access, control, or safeguarding requirements
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What is the definition of Derivative Classification?

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Information is derivatively classified whenever it is extracted, paraphrased, restated, or generated in a new form

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What document is used to identify the control markings of classified material, and is issued for each weapon system

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Security Classification guide

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Abbreviation for No Foreign release

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NOFORN

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Abbreviation for Canada

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CAN

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Abbreviation for Great Britain

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GBR

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Abbreviation for Australia, Canada, Great Britain & US

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ACGU

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Abbreviation for the Republic of Korea

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ROK

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Abbreviation for US, Great Britain, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand

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FVEY

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What are the three lines for the Original Classification Authority

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  1. Classified by
  2. Reason
  3. Declassification date
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Where does the “Reason” come from for the Original Classification Authority?

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Security Classification guide for the weapons system

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What is spillage, concerning Classification

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Higher to lower Classification

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A Security incident involving failure to comply with requirements; may be unintentional or inadvertent

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Infraction

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Knowing, willing, and negligent lack of compliance with security regulations; initiates either an inquiry and/or investigation

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Violation

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A fact-finding and analysis conducted

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Inquiry

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Occurs when the incident cannot be resolved via inquiry

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Investigation

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27
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A Security incident in which there is an unauthorized disclosure of classified information

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Compromise

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28
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When Classified information cannot be physically located or accounted for

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Loss

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29
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What Deltas are under Space Operations command?

SOC

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Deltas 2 - 8

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What Deltas are under Space systems Command?

SSC

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SLD 30
SLD 45

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What Deltas are under Star Command?
STC

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Deltas 1, 10, & 13

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What is Space Delta 2

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Space Domain Awareness

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33
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What is Space Delta 3

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Space Electronic Warfare

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34
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What is Space Delta 4

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Missile Warning

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What is Space Delta 5

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Command and Control

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36
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What is Space Delta 6

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Cyber Operations

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What is Space Delta 7

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intelligence, reconnaissance, and Security
ISR

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What is Space Delta 8

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Satellite Communications & Navigation Warfare

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What is Space Delta 9

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Orbital Warfare

40
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What is Space Delta 18

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National space Intelligence

41
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What is Space Base Delta 1

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Garrison Support

42
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What is Space Base Delta 2

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Garrison Support

43
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Space Delta 15

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Command and Control NSDC

44
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What is SPOC and where is it located

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SPACE Operations Command

Peterson SFB, Colorado

45
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What is the Space Force Code Specialty Code for enlisted personnel?

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5S0

46
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What is the specialty code for USSF officer personnel?

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13S

47
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What are the initial requirements for USSF employment

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1.Color vision

2.Top Secret (TS/SCI) security clearance

  1. Successful completion of Undergraduate Space Training
48
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Concerning Crew Force Management, What Role do the enlisted have?

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Expected to become technical experts on their operations systems

49
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Concerning Crew Force Management, What Role do the Officers have?

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1.Flight and Crew Managment
2. Utilize crew experience to aid in decision making

50
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Concerning Crew Force Management, What Role do the Civilians or Contractors have?

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Provides Continuity and Expertise

51
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Dr. Robert Goddard

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1.Father of American Rocketry

2.First to develop/launch liquid fueled rocket in 1926

3.Developed pressure/pump feed systems for liquid fueled rocket and Developed Attitude Control methods.

52
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Dr. Wernher Von Braun

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1.German Rocket Scientist

  1. Led the V-series rocket into development during WWII
  2. Was Captured under Operation Paperclip
  3. Developed Redstone & Jupiter Rockets in 1950s
  4. Developed Attitude Control Methods
53
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What was the name of the first Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile the United States developed, then later modified by General Schriever to be an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM)?

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Thor

54
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During the International Geophysical Year (IGY) of 1957 - 1958, the UN Special Committe for the IGY placed what challenge to the world?

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To place a satellite in orbit

55
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The Russians were the first to successfully respond to the challenge, What was the name of the satellite they put into orbit?

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Sputnik 1

56
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What was the first American satellite placed in to orbit?

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Explorer I

57
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What command did the United States facilitate to perform ballistic missile attack warning, manned bomber attack defense, and space surveillance

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North American Aerospace Defense Command

58
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Which program led to the first photoreconnaissance satellite

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The Dicoverer Program

59
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What was the Discoverer Program
(aka “Corona”)

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  1. U-2 spy planes were the sole providers of overhead imagery
  2. Francis Gary Powers shot down over USSR
60
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Was used as a Booster

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Thor

61
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What orbit allowed photographs of the entire Soviet Landmass

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Polar

62
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What war is considered to be the first “space war” due to the high level of integration of space support into military planning and operations?

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The Guld War

63
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What States are equal before internatinal law no matter the size or their territory, population, economy, or military

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Sovereign States

64
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Concerning Written law (treaties) Countries are legally bound by resolutions passed by the General Assembly and the Security Council have to be what?

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  1. Signed
  2. Ratified
65
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Who is the main Body of the United Nations?

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The General Assembly

66
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Which 5 members are the permanent members responsible for the Maintenace of international peace, security, and power to make binding decisions

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  1. The United States
  2. China
  3. Russia
    4.France
  4. United Kingdom
67
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How many non-permanent nations are there responsible for the Maintenace of international peace, security, and power to make binding decisions

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10

68
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What title clarifies the DoD’s role and responsibilities?

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Title 10

69
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What title clarifies the authorities within intelligence community

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Title 50

70
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What command authority is non-transferable per Title 10

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COCOM

71
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What is the Latin Phrase for the Nicaragua interpretation: Gap between Sue of Force and Armed Attack

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Jus ad Bellum

72
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What UN Charter Article prohibits the threat or use of Force?

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Article 2 (4)

73
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What Treaty Serves as the foundation for Space law?

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Outer Space Treaty

74
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What article of the Outer Space treaty prohibits orbital Weapons of Mass Destruction

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Article 4

75
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concerning US national interests which international laws do we choose to support

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  1. Values
  2. International order
  3. Prosperity
  4. Security
76
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Concerning US national interests, what order from broadest to specific are supported?

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  1. Doctrine - top to bottom
  2. Strategy
  3. Policy
  4. Law
  5. U.S. National Interests
77
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What is the outline of what a government is going to do and what it can achieve for the society as a whole

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Policy

78
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What is a Prudent idea or set of ideas from employing the instruments of national power?

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Strategy

79
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Who is the signature authority for the National Security Strategy?

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POTUS
President of the United States

80
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Who is the signature authority for the National Defense Strategy?

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SECDEF
Secretary of Defense

81
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What does the National Security Council do?

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advise President on National Security & Foreign matter

82
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Who is the signature authority for the National Military Strategy

A

J5 or CJCS

83
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The Defense Space Strategy is designed to acheive what?

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  1. Provide Space Support to National, Joint, and Combined Operations
  2. Maintain Space Superiority
  3. Ensure Space Stability
84
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Describes the proper employment of specific Air Force assets, individually or on concert with other capabilities, to accomplish detailed objectives.

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A Tactical Campaign

85
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Contained in air Force doctrine Publications (AFDPs) describe more detailed organization of forces and applies the principles of basic doctrine to military actions.

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Operational Campaign.

86
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A Basic Campaign is what?

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States the most fundamental and enduring beliefs that describe and guide the proper use, presentation, and organization of force

87
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An incident or situation involving a threat to the U.S., its citizens, military forces, or vital interests that develops rapidly and creates a condition of such diplomatic, economic, or military importance that commitment or military forces and resources is contemplated to achieve national objectives.

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Crisis

88
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A Situation requiring military operations in response to natural disasters, terrorists, subversives, or as otherwise directed by appropriate authority to protect U.S. interest

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Contingency

89
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A series of related operations aimed at achieving strategic and operational objectives within a given time and space

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Campaign

90
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  1. -A sequence of tactical actions with a common purpose of unifying theme
    • A miliary action or the carrying out of strategic, operational, tactical, service, training, or administrative military mission
A

Operation

91
Q

Address threats and challenges that significantly affect US interests across the globe and require coordinated planning across all, or nearly all CCMDs.

A

Global

92
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Planning guidance addresses regional threats or challenges that require coordination across multiple CCMDs

A

Regional

93
Q

Address threats or challenges that are NOT geographical constrained and require coordination across multiple CCMDs

A

Functional

94
Q

Align command’s day-to-day activities with resources to achieve the CCMDs objectives

A

Combatant

95
Q

What is the proper order of the Joint Planning Process?

7 parts

A
  1. Planning Initiation
  2. Mission Analysis
  3. COA Development
  4. COA Analysis and Wargaming
  5. COA comparison
  6. COA Approval
  7. PLAN or Order Development
96
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What is the criteria for evaluating the enemy Course of Action after “Most Dangerous”

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What COA or Course of Action is most likely

97
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When evaluating an enemy Course of Action (COA) what characteristic is considered first.

A

What Course of Action is the most dangerous

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