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IDW: Intell Flashcards

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PIR

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Priority Intel Report; N2 writes those

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What are the 3 categories of Intelligence?

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  1. Strategic
  2. Operational
  3. Tactical
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CCIR

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Commander Critical Information Requirement; written by Admiral

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Intelligence Oversight

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Put in place to make sure we conduct Intel and counter-intel missions without violating rights of US people; governed by executive order 12333

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Define Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace (IPB) environment.

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Continuous analysis of the adversary, terrain, and weather

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What are the four elements of IPB?

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Define the Battlespace environment

Describe the Battlespace’s effects

Evaluate the threat

Determine threat course of action

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Human Intelligence (HUMINT)

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3913: NEC

Agency responsible: Defense Intelligence Agency

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Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)

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News open for pubic. CNN is an example.

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ACINT

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Acoustic Intelligence

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SIGINT

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Signals Intelligence

Agency responsible: National Security Agency (NSA)

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COMINT

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Communications Intelligence

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ELINT

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Electronics Intelligence

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FISINT

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Foreign Instrument signals intelligence

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Fusion Intelligence

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All sources of Intel working together

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Examples of Intelligence briefs

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Current Intel Brief

OPINTEL Brief

Port brief

Country brief

Platform brief

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Top Secret

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Orange label

Grave damage

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Secret

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Red label

Serious damage

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Confidential

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Blue label

Could cause damage to National Security

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Unclassified

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Green label

Could cause damage to National Security

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What does ‘need to know’ mean?

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Only those who need to know for job purposes are informed

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Types of security investigations:

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Top Secret: every 5 years

Secret: every 10-15 years

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SAER and its purpose

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Security Access Eligibility Report

Ex: DUIs, gambling

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SF700

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Security Container Information

Safe information, POCs

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SF701

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Activity Security Checklist

End of day checklist

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SF702

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Security container Check Sheet

On doors to show in/out log

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Purpose of an Emergency Action Plan (EAP)

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Procedures for planning, protecting and destroying classified material

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Purpose of Emergency Destruction Plan

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Provides for the destruction of classified materials in the event of an emergency.

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Define Sensitive Compartmented Information

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Caveat of Top Secret

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List items prohibited in SCIF.

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Cell phones
Camera 
Removable HDD
2 way radio
IPOD
PlayStation, game boy
PDA
Personal electronic devices
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What is a security violation?

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Likely to result in a compromise per DoD 5105.21-M-1

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What is a Practice Dangerous to Security (PDS)?

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Potential compromise per DoD 5105.25-M-1

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Define two-person integrity.

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A system of handling and storing, designed to prevent single-person access to certain classified material.

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Who is the Special Security Officer (SSO) and what are their responsibilities?

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LT Lindeblad

Responsible for Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIF)

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Events that should be reported to SSO.

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Arrests and convictions

Involvement with law enforcement

Unfavorable credit

Alcohol abuse

Drug involvement

Mental health difficulties

Outside employment

Security violations

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Who is the Command Security Manager (CSM) and what are they responsible for?

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LT Cook

In charge of all security stuff

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3912 NEC

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Ground Intelligence Analyst

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High Value Target

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Essential to enemy commanders mission

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High Payoff Target

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Essential to our commanders mission

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Mission and function of Maritime Interdiction Operation (MIO)

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Stopping elicit activities

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The four types of Amphibious Operations

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Demonstration
Raid
Assault
Withdrawal

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5 phases of Amphibious Operation (PERMA)

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  1. Planning
  2. Embarkation
  3. Rehearsal
  4. Movement
  5. Action
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Define Noncombatant Evacuation Operations (NEO)

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Withdrawal of ambassadors. Ex: National disaster, war and civil unrest

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3910 NEC

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Imagery Analyst

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How was imagery first recognized as an advantage in battle

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During Civil War hot air balloons were used to spot Confederate troops

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3 types of imagery used by Imagery Analysts

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  1. SAR (synthetic aperture radar) - All weather capable
  2. EO (electro optical) - Looks like photograph
  3. IR (infrared) - Heat seeking
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Roles of National Geo-spatial Agency (NGA)

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Imagery management

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Roles of National Reconnaissance Office (NRO)

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Satellites design and build

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3 phases of imagery exploitation

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1st, 2nd and 3rd.

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3923 NEC

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Strike Intelligence Analyst

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No-Strike list

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Non-combatants

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Define Time Sensitive Target

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Highly lucrative, fleeting target of opportunity

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Define Battle Damage Assessment

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Asses if we hit target, eliminated or need to restrike

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Define Collateral Damage Estimate (CDE)

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Effects on non-combatants

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3294 NEC

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Operational Intelligence Analyst

ALL SHIPBOARD IS’s ARE THIS NEC

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Purpose of Supplementary Plot (SUPPLOT)

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Provides I & W to warfare commanders

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SUPPLOT watch positions

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  1. SICOR (Special Intel Correlator); CTR (SG)
  2. NOA (National OPELINT Analyst); CTT (SG)
  3. RDBM (Red Database Manager); IS (junior)
  4. FIWA (fleet Intel watch assistant); IS (PO2 and up)
  5. FIWO (fleet Intel with officer); E7 and up
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Flow of information within SUPPLOT

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SICOR
- RDBM - FIWA - FIWO
NOA

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Purpose of the CWC (composite warfare commander) doctrine

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Command by negation

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AMDC

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Air and Missile Defense Commander

Whiskey (CO of Cruiser)

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STWC

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Strike Warfare Commander

Papa (CAG)

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SCC

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Sea Combat Commander

Zulu, (Commadore)

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ASWC

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Anti Submarine Warfare Commander

X-ray, combines with Siera to make Zulu

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SUWC

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Anti Surface Warfare Commander

Sierra, Combines with X-ray to make Zulu

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IWC

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Information Warfare Commander

Quebec

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SNOOPIE

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Ships Nautical of Otherwise Photographic Interpretation & Exploitation

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SNOOPIE watch positions

A

Team Leader
Photographer
Recorder
Lookout

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What is the SNOOPIE bible?

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Fleet Intelligence Collection Manual (FICM); guidelines for Intelligence collection.

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Five steps of the Intelligence Cycle:

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  1. Planning, Requirements & Direction
  2. Collection
  3. Analysis & Processing
  4. Production
  5. Dissemination
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IMINT

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Imagery Intel

Agency responsible: National Geo-Spatial Intel Agency

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TS/SCI

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