INTELLIGENCE Flashcards
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What are the 6 steps of the intelligence cycle?
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1 - planning and direction 2 - collection 3 - process and exploitation 4 - analysis and production 5 - dissemination and integration 6 - evaluation and feedback
2
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What are the different intelligences disciplines?
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GEOINT IMINT HUMINT MASINT ACINT EOINT IRINT LASINT NUCINT RINT OSINT SIGINT COMINT ELINT FISINT
3
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What is PIR?
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Priority Intelligence Requirements
- needed for commander and staff to understand adversary to operational environment
4
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What is CCIR?
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Commanders critical information requirement
5
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Who is the N2?
A
We don’t have one
- strike group function
6
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Levels of intelligence
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- strategic
- operational
- tactical
7
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Who is the IO?
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Commander Davis
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What does SNOOPIE stand for?
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Ships Nautical or Otherwise Photographic Interpretation and Examination Team
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What type of Intelligence does SNOOPIE team collect?
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- HUMINT
- IMINT
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Positions on SNOOPIE team?
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- team lead
- recorder
- lookout
- visual information cell
- photographer/videographer
11
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Name the IDC work centers
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- CVIC (carrier info cell)
- TIC (target Intel cell)
- SIAC (ships Intel analysis cell)
- Mission Planning
- Brief/debrief
- MSI (multi-sensor interpretation)
- Collection Management
- CASE (crypto area support element)
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What theater are we currently working in?
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Fleet Forces Command
13
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what does SIAC stand for?
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Ships intelligence analysis center
14
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GOB
A
ground order battle
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AOB
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Air order battle
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MOB?
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Missile order battle
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DMOB
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Defensive missle order battle
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GEOPOL
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Geopolitical
19
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What are the 3 methods of mensurate points?
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Direct
Indirect
MIG
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What is the purpose of the targeting officer?
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They weaponeer
- applying the appropriate weapon to target
21
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What specialize monitor do strike analyst use?
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Stereoscopic monitor
- used for 3D imagery
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What does DPPDB stand for?
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Digital Point Positioning Database
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What program do strike analyst use to drop points?
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SOCET GXP with CGS added in
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BDA
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Battle Damage Assessment
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What are the 2 types of BDA?
Functional BDA
- can the target still complete its mission?
Physical BDA
- how much physical damage has the target sustained?
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Explain the no strike list
Attacking these areas may violate the laws of armed conflict with friendly relations
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SUPPLOT
Supplement Plot
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What is the primary mission of SUPPLOT?
Provide indications and warnings to strike group
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SUPPLOT watches
RDBM (red database manager)
- manages the RED COP
MIO (maritime interdiction operations)
- tracts all suspect merchant traffic
Analyst
- uses all source Intel fusion to create Intel products
BFEA/NOAA (battleforce ELINT analyst)
BFCA/SICOR (battleforce COMINT analyst)
Watch Supervisor
- responsible for all watch positions and disseminating TACREPS
FIWO (fleet Intel watch officer)
- in charge of the watch
- coordinates with the other IDC work centers
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What system does the BFEA use in SUPPLOT?
GALE-Lite
| Generic area limitation environment-lite
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What is a TACREP?
Tactical Report
- a report that contains the who, what, where, when, why
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What are the different types of TACREPS?
- Surface
- Sub-surface
- Air
- Missile
- ELINT
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BB
The Admiral
- in charge of the other warfare commanders
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BS
DESRON Commodore
- surface
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BX
DESRON Commodore
- sub-surface
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BZ
DESRON Commodore
- surface and sub-surface
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BW
CO
- Air
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BP
CAG
- strike operation
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BI
N2
- I and W for strike group
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BQ
IWC
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What is a MISREP?
Mission Report
- an in-country flight report
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What time zones are MISREPS written in?
Zulu
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What does DCRS stand for?
Digital Camera Receiving Station
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What software program do MSI use to exploit imagery?
SOCET GXP
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What types of imagery does MSI use to fulfill its mission?
- satellites
- tactical
- handheld
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What are the 3 types of imagery?
- EO/panchromatic
- IRs
- SAR (synthetic aperture RADAR)
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Difference between Apogee and Perigee?
Apogee - furthest
| Perigee - closest
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What does NRO stand for?
National Reconnaissance Office
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What is the NRO responsible for?
Launching, maintaining and collecting overhead reconnaissance satellites
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What does NGA stand for?
National Geospatial Intelligence Agency
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What is the NGA responsible for?
The exploitation and reporting of satellite imagery
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State the 4 types of amphibious operations
- demonstration
- raid
- assault
- withdraw
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What does MIO stand for?
Maritime Interception Operations
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What does the MIO do?
Monitor, query and board merchant vessels
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Identify EEI's required to be collected by boarding teams during MIO mission:
- cell phone
- ships registration
- crew info
- master safe
- owners info
- managing company info
- agent/broker info
- comms/nav info
- personal documents
- ships logs
- computers/laptops
- smuggling activity
- status of ships material condition
- bill of sale and legal documents
- financial data and movement history
- ships cargo and manifest
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What does HA/DR stand for?
Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief
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Describe how HUMINT, IMINT and OSINT play a role in HA/DR
HUMINT
- often the primary source of info
IMINT
- used to find landing areas, refugees, structural damage, large personnel movement and equipment movement
OSINT
- will be used in all HA/DR operations
EX: news, newspaper and word of mouth
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Examples of HA/DR?
- 2004 Indonesia Tsunami
- 2010 Haiti Hurricane
- 2013 Philippines Hurricane
