Joint Fire Support (JP 3-09) Flashcards
Who is responsible for all aspects of joint fires planning, prioritization, coordination, execution, and assessment?
a. Joint Fire Support Officer
b. Joint Force Commander
c. Combined Forces Air Component Commander
d. Deputy Combined Forces Air Component Commander
B. Joint force commander
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What is a list of objects or entities characterized as protected from the effects of military operations under international law and/or rules of engagement (ROE)?
a. No-Strike List
b. Restricted Target List
c. Fire Support Coordination Measures
d. Collateral Damage Estimate
A. No-strike list
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What is a list of valid military targets that could be on the joint integrated prioritized target list (JIPTL) that have restrictions placed upon their engagement by the JFC or directed by higher authorities?
a. No-Strike List
b. Restricted Target List
c. High Payoff Target List
d. High Value Target List
B. restricted target list
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What is the senior Marine air-ground task force (MAGTF) fire support organization and assists the MAGTF commander in planning, coordination, execution, and assessment of MAGTF fires and effects?
a. Fire Support Element (FSE)
b. Fires Element (FE)
c. Fires Cell (FC)
d. Fires and Effects Coordination Center (FECC)
D. Fires and effects coordination center
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The joint targeting cycle consists of how many phases?
a. 3
b. 5
c. 6
d. 4
C. 6
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What provides the process to prioritize targets, determine the appropriate fires and which components will mission-plan and synchronize the execution of those fires, and determine whether the resulting effects are sufficient to support the Joint Force Commander’s objectives?
a. Targeting
b. Planning
c. MDMP
d. COA Development
A. Targeting
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What facilitates efficient use of airspace to accomplish air operations and fires and simultaneously provide safeguards for friendly forces?
a. FSCMs
b. MCMs
c. NSLs
d. ACMs
D. ACMs
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What is characterizing detected objects in the operational environment to support engagement decisions?
a. Positive Identification
b. Combat Identification
c. Friendly Force Tracking
d. Target Identification
B. Combat identification
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What is an identification derived from observation and analysis of target characteristics, including visual recognition; electronic warfare support (ES) systems; non-cooperative target recognition techniques; identification, friend or foe systems; other physics-based identification techniques; or human identity-based biometric data collection devices?
a. Positive Identification
b. Combat Identification
c. Friendly Force Tracking
d. Target Identification
A. Positive identification
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What is the process of fixing, observing, and reporting the location and movement of friendly forces?
a. Positive Identification
b. Combat Identification
c. Friendly Force Tracking
d. Target Identification
C. Friendly force tracking
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What branch is a Battlefield Coordination Line specific to?
a. Army
b. Navy
c. Air Force
d. Marine Corps
A. Army
What measures do land, maritime, and amphibious commanders use to define lines of responsibility in support of movement and maneuver of friendly forces?
a. FSCMs
b. MCMs
c. NSLs
d. ACMs
B. MCMs
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What is a maneuver control measure used by land forces for control and coordination of military operations?
a. Phase Line
b. Fire Support Area
c. Boundary
d. Fire Support Station
A. Phase line
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What maneuver control measure is an appropriate maneuver area assigned by the maritime commander to fire support ships, from which they deliver surface joint fire support to an operation ashore?
a. Phase Line
b. Fire Support Area
c. Boundary
d. Fire Support Station
B. Fire support area
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What is an exact location at sea from which a fire support ship delivers fires?
a. Phase Line
b. Fire Support Area
c. Boundary
d. Fire Support Station
D. Fire support station
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