HA/DR & INFORMATION OPERATIONS

Question 1

What is HA/DR?

Answer 1

Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Relief

Question 2

Describe how the following Intelligence disciplines play a role in HA/DR: HUMINT

Answer 2

Imagery Intelligence: Used to find landing areas, refugees, structural damage, large personnel and equipment movement, and supply lines

Question 3

Describe how the following Intelligence disciplines play a role in HA/DR: IMINT

Answer 3

Imagery Intelligence: Used to find landing areas, refugees, structural damage, large personnel and equipment movement, and supply lines

Question 4

Describe how the following Intelligence disciplines play a role in HA/DR: OSINT

Answer 4

Open Source Intelligence: Used in all HA/DR operations (news, newspaper, word of mouth, internet

Question 5

Which shipboard assets can CVN70 provide?

Answer 5

electricity, water medical, food, communication, safety, clothing

Question 6

Purpose of METOC in supporting HA/DR

Answer 6

reports weather wave height, ocean current

Question 7

Define the purpose of the following in HA/DR: OPT

Answer 7

Operational Planning Team

Question 8

Define the purpose of the following in HA/DR: CLF

Answer 8

Commander Landing Force

Question 9

Define the purpose of the following in HA/DR: CATF

Answer 9

Commander Amphibious Task Force

Question 10

Define the purpose of the following in HA/DR: BWC Watch

Answer 10

Battle Watch Captain: Stands watch in TFCC, commanders direct representative for current operations

Question 11

ASW

Answer 11

Anti-submarine Warfare

Question 12

SUW

Answer 12

Surface Warfare

Question 13

AW

Answer 13

Air Warfare

Question 14

IW

Answer 14

Information Warfare

Question 15

STW

Answer 15

Strike Warfare

Question 16

NSW

Answer 16

Naval Special Warfare

Question 17

Direct Support Assets (DIRSUP)

Answer 17

Allow Commanders to meet quick reaction mission requirements to support deployed needs. The inability to deploy a DIRSUP suite within 48 hours is an authorized CASREP.

Question 18

PSYOP

Answer 18

Psycological Operations. Planned operations to convey selected truthful information to influence emotions, motives, and behavior of their governments, groups, and individuals.

Question 19

CNO

Answer 19

Computer Network Operations. Used to attack, deceive, degrade electronic information.
CNA (Computer Network Attack)
CND (Computer Network Defense)
CNE (Computer Network Exploitation)

Question 20

MILDEC

Answer 20

Military Deception. Deliberate misleading of adversary decision makers

Question 21

OPSEC

Answer 21

Operations Security. ID critical information and analyze friendly actions

Question 22

EW

Answer 22

Electronic Warfare. Uses electromagnetic and direct energy to control the electromagnetic spectrum or to attack the sdversary.
EA (Electronic Attack)
EP (Electronic Protect)
ES (Electronic Support)

Question 23

US Code Title 10

Answer 23

Outlines the role of Armed Forces

Question 24

US Code Title 50

Answer 24

Outlines the role of war and national defense within the US Code

Question 25

CCOP

Answer 25

Cryptologic Carry On Program. Provides carry-on crytologic exploitation capabilities by augmenting existing SSES capabilities and providing capabilities where no SSES exists.

Question 26

Describe the role of the following IO resource: SSN

Answer 26

SIGINT collection

Question 27

Describe the role of the following IO resources: E-2C Hawkeye

Answer 27

EW (ES)

Question 28

Describe the role of the following IO resources: EA-6B Prowler

Answer 28

EW (EA)

Question 29

Describe the role of the following IO resources: P-3C Orion

Answer 29

SIGINT, IMINT, ACINT

Question 30

Describe the role of the following IO resources: EP-3E

Answer 30

SIGINT, IMINT

Question 31

How does SSES support SAR events?

Answer 31

by helping to locate stranded vessels via SIGINT and COMINT