General Intel

Question 1

What are the three forms on intelligence

Answer 1

• Basic Intelligence
• Current Intelligence
• Estimative Intelligence

Question 2

What is a basic intelligence requirement

Answer 2

Those intelligence requirements which are directed at relatively unchanging aspects of the enemy and military geography

Question 3

What are commander continuing intelligence requirements

Answer 3

Those critical or high priority elements of information required by the commander which relate directly to mission accomplishment

Question 4

What are the five types of the intelligence cycle

Answer 4

• Direction
• Collection
• Processing
• Production
• Dissemination

Question 5

What are the four threats counterintelligence focuses on

Answer 5

• Terrorism
• Espionage
• Sabotage
• Subversion

Question 6

What are the five phases of interrogation

Answer 6

• Planning and preparation
• Approach
• Questioning
• Termination
• Reporting

Question 7

What are the missions of CI assets in Garrison

Answer 7

Their primary mission is to plan, prepare, and train to accomplish tactical CI functions.
Their secondary Garrison mission is to advise and assist the commander in planning, coordinating, and implementing command imitated measures, programs, and efforts.

Question 8

What are the missions of CI assets in a tactical environment

Answer 8

The mission of CI in a tactical environment is to conduct CI offensive operations designed to identify, locate, and neutralize hostile attempts of intelligence collection/espionage, sabotage, subversion, and terrorism.
A collateral mission of CI is to conduct tactical human resources intelligence collection in support of intelligence collection requirements

Question 9

What are active CI measures

Answer 9

Active CI measures are aggressive offensive actions taken to neutralize the hostile threat and hostile efforts toward espionage, sabotage, subversion, and terrorism.
Examples of active CI measures include counter espionage, counter sabotage, counter subversion, counter terrorism, counter reconnaissance, and deception operations.

Question 10

What are passive CI measures

Answer 10

Passive CI measures are defensive actions designed to conceal and deny information to the enemy, protect personnel from subversion and terrorism, and protect installations and material from sabotage.
Examples of passive CI measures include security of classified material, personnel security, physical security, security education, communications security, camouflage, and light and noise discipline