Intelligence Supporting Operations Flashcards

1
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What’re the 5 phases of the globally integrated ISR operation cycle, also called (PCPAD)?

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Planning & Direction
Collection 
Processing and Exploitation 
Analysis & Production
Dissemination & Integration
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2
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What drives the planning and employment of globally integrated ISR operations?

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Intelligence requirements

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3
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What is the authority to establish, prioritize, and validate theater collection requirements, establish sensor tasking guidance, and develop theater wide collection policies?

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CMA- Collection Management Authority

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What is CRM(Collection requirements management)?

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Development and control of requirements that normally result in direct tasking of assets over which the collection manager has authority

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5
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What are CCIRs?

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Information requirements identified by the commander as being critical to facilitating timely decision making

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6
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Provides the framework for prioritization of all globally integrated ISR operations

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PIRs

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7
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PIRs

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Intelligence requirements deemed most important to mission accomplishment.

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8
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What is collection management?

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Converting validated intelligence requirements into collection requirements. Occurs at all levels of intelligence.

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9
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What does processing and exploitation consist of?

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The conversion of collected information into forms suitable to the analysis and production of intelligence.

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10
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The result of ____ is information that receives tier 1 analysis for time critical production but has not been subjected to full analytical assessment.

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Processing an exploitation

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11
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What is the primary mission of most intelligence units and is accomplished in response to expressed and anticipated user requirements?

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Analysis and production

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12
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The delivery of intelligence to users in a suitable form and the application of the intelligence to appropriate missions, tasks, and functions

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Dissemination and integration

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13
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_____ are general statements of intelligence needs and define requirements deemed most important to mission accomplishment.

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PIRs

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14
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Under analysis and production, which action involves receiving, collating and entering information from single or multiple sources into databases?

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Integration

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15
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This A/C provides an accurate, real time picture of the battlespace to the AOC.

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E-3 Sentry(AWACS)

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16
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Describe the E-8C JSTARS

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Airborne battle management, C2, ISR platform. Primary MSN is to provide GMTI

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17
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What does the U-2 Dragon Lady provide?

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Continuous day/night, all weather surveillance & recon through all phases of conflict. Can download data in near time to anywhere in the world.

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18
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What does the RC-135 River Joint provide?

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The crew is able to collect, process, exploit, and disseminate near real time SIGINT(ELINT & COMINT) to satisfy tactical req’s.

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19
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This A/C flies JCS-directed MSNs to collect optical & electronic data on ballistic targets. Critical to theatre missile defense concepts

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RC-135S Cobra Ball

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20
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What A/C provides strategic electronic recon info to the President, SecDef, DoD, &theatre CC’s.

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RC-135U Combat Sent. Only 2 in AF inventory

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21
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UAS-Close Range

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Operational range will be approx 50km

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22
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UAS- Short Range

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Flight duration of 8-10hrs. Designed to penetrate enemy airspace out to 200km w/ data link

23
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UAS-Endurance

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24hr min coverage and capable of multiple MSNs simultaneously

24
Q

The UAS’ has the primary MSN of interdiction & armed recon & can employ 2x Hellfires

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RQ-1/MQ-1 Predator

25
Q

What is the MSN of the MQ-9 Reaper?

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Persistent hunter-killer against emerging tgts to provide real time data to CC’s & intel specialists

26
Q

Which UAS has proven itself in combat support of US forces in Iraq and Afghan, and is now used by all of the military services?

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RQ-11B Raven

27
Q

This back-packable system which features 2 air vehicles, a GCS, remote video terminal, transit cases, and support equipment.

A

RQ-11B Raven

28
Q

Defense Support Program(DSP) satellites are______.

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Key early warning systems that detect missile launches, space launches, & nuclear detonations

29
Q

What Is PAVE PAWS(phased-array warning system)?

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AF radar system for missile warning & space surveillance

30
Q

October 2003, the Office of the Secretary of Defense mandated that each service develop _______.

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A DCGS to provide ISR & targeting data

31
Q

Army’s primary system for ISR tasking, posting, processing, and using info about threat, weather, & terrain at the JTF level & below.

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DCGS-A

32
Q

The DCGS-AF provides______.

A

PED for most airborne IMINT & SIGINT collection

33
Q

____ is in Langley AFB, Virginia. Regional focus includes the Middle East & HOA.

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DGS-1

34
Q

_____ in Beale AFB, CA. Regional focus includes Central & S. America.

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DGS-2

35
Q

______ in Osan AFB, ROK. Regional focus is North Korea.

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DGS-3

36
Q

_____ in Ramstein AB, Germany. Regional focus includes Europe & Africa.

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DGS-4

37
Q

______Hickam AFB, HI. Regional focus is Pacific region and Eastern Asia

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DGS-5

38
Q

What teams make up the Combat Plans Division?

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Targeting Effects
Master Air Attack Plan (MAAP)
ATO Production
C2 Plans

39
Q

What teams make up Combat Ops Division?

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Offensive Ops
Defensive Ops
SIDO
Interface Control

40
Q

What does the Strategy Division concentrate on?

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Long range and near term planning of air, space, cyberspace, and IO to achieve objectives

41
Q

This division is responsible for near-term air and space operations planning within 48 hours prior to ATO execution

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Combat Plans Division

42
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What is the Combat Operations Divisions responsibility?

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Execute the current ATO
Monitor/support DT
Track emerging tgts

43
Q

This division is the AOCs primary producer of actionable Intelligence.

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ACF Team

44
Q

What team produces the RSTA annex?

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ISR Ops Team

45
Q

_____ serves as 24 AFs C2 center to provide robust full-spectrum and integrated cyberspace Ops capabilities

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624th Operations Center

46
Q

What does the 608 AOC do?

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Plans, directs, & assesses kinetic and non-kinetic capabilities for USSTRATCOM

47
Q

This AOC is a functional AOC that focuses on global and theater space operations.

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614 AOC

48
Q

What does the 618 AOC do?

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Tanker Airlift Control Center(TACC) & AMCs arm for providing global reach

49
Q

___AOC is responsible for the C2 of AFSOC air forces & SOF mobilization

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623

50
Q

A Key product of the cyber tasking cycle that is an executable plan for Air Force cyberspace forces is called______

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The AF Cyber Tasking Order(CTO)

51
Q

What serves as a JFACCs operations command center?

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AOC

52
Q

What are the most common divisions found in an AOC?

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Strategy
Combat Plans
Combat Ops
ISRD
AMD
53
Q

The CISR is the_______.

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JFACCs lead for issues related to the C2 of ISR capabilities.