MCRP 2-10A.2

Question 1

What function of intelligence is a command responsibility?

Answer 1

Counter Intelligence

Question 2

An intelligence capability utilized to collect foreign intelligence from human sources to answer CCIRs

Answer 2

Human Intelligence

Question 3

What is the principal objective of CI?

Answer 3

Protecting DOD personnel, families, resources, facilities, and critical infrastructure.

Question 4

CI advantages

Answer 4

ID friendly operations that can be subverted or exploited.

Question 5

CI core functions?

Answer 5

Investigations
Operations
Collections
Analysis and Production
Functional services

Question 6

HUMINT activities?

Answer 6

Screening
Interrogation
Debriefing
Liaison
Source operations
Support to DOMEX

Question 7

HUMINT advantages

Answer 7

Allows the commander to get inside the mind of the adversary.
ID’ing and monitoring sociocultural aspects of enemies and indigenous populations.

Question 8

HUMINT limitations

Answer 8

MAGTF CO must ID collection reqs
It takes time to develop HUMINT ops

Question 9

Most rudimentary HUMINT collection capability?

Answer 9

Tactical questioning.

Question 10

Intelligence objectives?

Answer 10

Provide knowledge about the enemy and environment.
Assist in protecting friendly forces through CI.

Question 11

What is Counterintelligence?

Answer 11

A function of intelligence, an overarching methodology that integrates all intelligence disciplines.

Question 12

What is HUMINT?

Answer 12

One of 7 intel disciplines that can be used to meet either CI or FI objectives.

Question 13

Types of source operations?

Answer 13

Military Counterintelligence Collections (MCC): answer CI requirements.
Military Source Operations (FI): Ops to answer FI requirements.

Question 14

Difference between MCC and MSO?

Answer 14

TTPs are the same, but with different goals. MCC support investigations and operations, MSO answers CCIRs.

Question 15

Military Ops Phasing model

Answer 15

Phase 0: Shape
Phase 1: Deter
Phase 2: Seize Initiative
Phase 3: Dominate
Phase 4: Stabilize
Phase 5: Enable Civil Authority

Question 16

Intelligence Cycle

Answer 16

-Planning and Direction
-Collection
-Processing and Exploitation
-Production
-Dissemination
-Utilization

Question 17

What is a CISP?

Answer 17

Counterintelligence Support Plan: A formal and living doc describing approved CI activities.

Question 18

Counterintelligence Process

Answer 18

-Estimate
-Survey
-Measures Development
-Measures Implementation
-Evaluation

Question 19

G-2X Organization

Answer 19

G-2 actual,CICA, HOC, and OSE

Question 20

CICA

Answer 20

Counterintel Coordinating Authority
- Coords CI activities in the AO
-Manages CI collect and reporting.

Question 21

HOC

Answer 21

Human Intel Ops Cell
-Coords AO HUMINT activities.
-Manage collection and interrogation.

Question 22

OSC

Answer 22

Operations Support Element
- Collection reqs.
-Source registry.
-Ops funds.
-Support source validation.
-Coord tech support.

Question 23

S-2X

Answer 23

CI/HUMINT control element.

Question 24

CI/HUMINT Technical considerations

Answer 24

-Biometrics
-Site exploitation
-Media exploitation
-Non-Networked tech CI/HUMINT
-CI/HUMINT in Cyberspace

Question 25

Phasing model

Answer 25

0 - Shape
1 - Deter
2 - Seize initiative
3 - Dominate
4 - Stabilize
5 - Enable Civil Authority

Question 26

Intelligence Cycle

Answer 26

-Planning and direction
-Collection
-Processing and Exploitation
-Production
-Dissemination
-Utilization

Question 27

OPORD Appendix

Answer 27

Appendix 3: Counterintelligence
Appendix 5: HUMINT

Question 28

CI Process

Answer 28

1. Estimage
2. Survey
3. Measures Development
4. Measures Implementation
5. Measures Evaluation

Question 29

CI Analysis

Answer 29

• FORINT
• Sabotage
• Subversion
• International Terrorism
• Insider Threat