IFC 1.1: Describe National Intelligence Policy and Doctrine Relevant to Collection Management

Question 1

What are the five critical national defense policy and doctrine sources?

Answer 1

1. National Security Act
2. Goldwaters Nicols Act
3. Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Protection Act
4. Title 10 vs. 50 distinctions
5. Intelligence Oversight

Question 2

What established the DoD, the NSC, and the JCS?

Answer 2

The National Security Act

Question 3

What was very instrumental for establishing the highest-level national security decision-making processes?

Answer 3

The National Security Act

Question 4

What organized the DoD and its services (Army, Navy, Marines, AF)?

Answer 4

The National Security Act

Question 5

The overarching goal of ____________ was to enhance “jointness”.

Answer 5

Goldwater Nicols Act

Question 6

After the Goldwater Nicols Act, the __________ became the primary supported forces, the power of the ________ position was enhanced, and the relative power of the __________ was decreased.

Answer 6

Combatant Commands (CCMDs)

Chairman of the JCS (CJCS)

Service Chiefs

Question 7

The National Security Act established all of the following EXCEPT:
a) Department of Defense (DOD)
b) National Security Council (NSC)
c) Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS)
d) Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

Answer 7

d) Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

Question 8

The Goldwater Nichols Act aimed to enhance:
a) Information sharing among agencies
b) ‘Jointness’ among multiple Services
c) The power of Service Chiefs
d) The role of the Director of National Intelligence

Answer 8

b) ‘Jointness’ among multiple Services

Question 9

The Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Protection Act established the position of:
a) Secretary of Homeland Security
b) Director of National Intelligence (DNI)
c) Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
d) National Security Advisor

Answer 9

b) Director of National Intelligence (DNI)

Question 10

T/F Title 10 defines the roles and authorities of U.S. military and its Services.

Answer 10

True

Question 11

T/F: Intelligence Oversight ensures that the United States receives the best intelligence regardless of constitutional rights.

Answer 11

False.

All reasonable and lawful
means must be used to ensure that the United States will receive the best intelligence possible,
while protecting constitutional rights

Question 12

DOD Directive ?#?#.01 implements Executive Order 12333 for the U.S. Department of Defense.

Answer 12

5240.01

Question 13

The Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Protection Act promoted information sharing between _______, particularly regarding ____________.

Answer 13

agencies

issues relating to terrorism.

Question 14

Title ## defines roles, responsibilities, and authorities of U.S. IC organizations, intelligence activities, and covert action.

Answer 14

50

Question 15

The IC Markings System Register and Manual provides guidance on classification _________ and __________.

Answer 15

Management and Markings

Question 16

The National SIGINT ________ ___________ (NSRP) Handbook outlines policies and procedures for SIGINT intelligence needs.

Answer 16

National SIGINT Requirements Process (NSRP) Handbook

Question 17

The ______ _________ ___________ _______ Volume I provides guidance for Defense HUMINT collection requirements management.

Answer 17

Defense Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Enterprise Manual (DHE-M) Volume I

Question 18

The National ________ __________ _________ ___________ Writing Guide is relevant for OSINT collection requirements.

Answer 18

National Open Source Collection Requirements (OSCR) Writing Guide

Question 19

The overarching goal of the Goldwater Nichols Act was to enhance ____________ among multiple Services.

Answer 19

Jointness

Question 20

Executive Order 12333 includes intelligence oversight guidance and emphasizes the use of ____________ means to protect constitutional rights.

Answer 20

lawful

Question 21

The DOD Manual (DODM) 5240.01 establishes procedures to conduct authorized intelligence activities while protecting ____________ rights.

Answer 21

constitutional

Question 22

The Intelligence Oversight framework includes DODD 5148.13, which establishes policies and procedures for identifying, investigating, and reporting ____________ intelligence activities.

Answer 22

questionable

Question 23

Title 10 defines the roles, responsibilities, and authorities of the U.S. military and each of its ____________.

Answer 23

Services

Question 24

The National SIGINT Requirements Process (NSRP) Handbook outlines policies and procedures for SIGINT ____________ Needs.

Answer 24

Intelligence Needs (INs)

Question 25

The __ ___________ __________ ________govern the operation of the U.S. SIGINT System.

Answer 25

U.S. Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) Directives (USSIDs)

Question 26

The _____ ______ ____ _____ Needs Procedures offer guidance for submitting National GEOINT Collection Requirements (CRs).

Answer 26

Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) Information Management Services (GIMS)

Question 27

The ____ ___________ ______ _______ Policy and Procedures provide guidance for submitting National and Defense MASINT CRs.

Answer 27

National Measurement and Signature Intelligence (MASINT) Requirements System (NMRS)

Question 28

The Defense Counterintelligence (CI) and HUMINT Enterprise Manual (DCHE-M) Volume II offers guidance for Defense CI and HUMINT collection operations.

Question 29

The Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Protection Act established the Director of ____________ as the head of the intelligence community.

Answer 29

National Intelligence

Question 30

The Goldwater Nichols Act increased the power of the ____________ and emphasized support for joint operations.

Answer 30

CJCS