Midterm Study Guide Flashcards by Gray Nguyen | Brainscape

Q

What information must be protected from unauthorized disclosure?

A

National Security Information

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What classified information could NOT be reasonably be expected to cause identifiable or describable damage to the nation, but still requires control over its distribution?

A

Sensitive Information

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What classified information could reasonably be expected to cause identifiable or describable damage to the nation?

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Classified Information

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What is the primary governing document for Classified National Security information?

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Executive Order 13526 Classified National Security Information Sensitive Information

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What components determines who gets access for Classified/Sensitive Information?

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An adjudicated and appropriate Security Clearance
A signed Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
Valid Need-to-Know
Commander or Director’s Approval

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Define:

Secret

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The unauthorized disclosure of which reasonably could be expected to cause serious damage to the national security

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Define:

Confidential

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The unauthorized disclosure of which reasonably could be expected to cause damage to the national security.

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Define:

Top Secret

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The unauthorized disclosure of which reasonably could be expected to cause exceptionally grave damage to the national security.

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Two components of Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI)

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Sought after by strategic competitors and adversaries
DoD Instruction 5200.48 established DoD CUI policy

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What does OCA stand for?

A

Original Classification Authority

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True or False

Anyone can classify Original Classified Information

Original and Derivative Classification

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False

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True or False

DoD determines how damaging undisclosed information can be

Original and Derivative Classification

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True

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True or False

Information is derivatively classified whenever it is extracted, paraphrased, restated, or generated in a new form

Original and Derivative Classification

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True

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True or False

When material is derivatively classified based on “multiple sources” the derivative classifier must compile a list of the sources used

Original and Derivative Classification

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True

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True or False

Two different unclassified sources can equal a classified source

Original and Derivative Classification

A

True

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True or False

Alerts the holder to the presence of classified information

Purpose of classification markings

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True

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True or False

It conceals who classified the documents

Purpose of classification markings

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False

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True or False

It provides guidance for declassification

Purpose of classification markings

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True

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True or False

Warns holders of special access, control, or safeguarding requirements

Purpose of classification markings

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True

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True or False

Gives direction on who edits previously marked classification

Purpose of classification markings

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False

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What document is used to identify the control markings of classified material, and is issued for each weapon system?

A

Security Classification Guide

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Identify

ROK

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Republic of Korea

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Identify

FVEY

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US
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
New Zealand

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Identify

NOFORN

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No Foreign Release

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Identify

CAN

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Canada

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Identify

GBR

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Great Britain

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Identify

ACGU

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Australia
Canada
Great Britain
US

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What is the other name for Page Marking?

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Banner Markings

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What is the formatting for Banner or Page Markings?

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Upper Case & Centered

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What are the three lines for the Original Classification Authority?

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Classified by
Reason
Declassification date

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What is spillage, concerning classification?

A

Higher classification to lower classification

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True or False

It’s okay to…
Take classified home

A

False

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True or False

It’s okay to…
Burn classified information if you are disposing of it

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True

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True or False

It’s okay to…
Leave classified unattended

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False

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True or False

It’s okay to…
Keep foreign classified information with other NOFOR

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False

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True or False

It’s okay to…
Discuss classified information in public areas (ex. restroom)

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False

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True or False

It’s okay to…
Discuss classified information on social media platforms

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False

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True or False

It’s okay to…
Discuss classified information over approved secure lines of comms

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True

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True or False

It’s okay to…
Leave classified documents unattended to do another task

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False

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True or False

It’s okay to…
Secure unattended classified materials that isn’t yours with a supervisor

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True

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True or False

It’s okay to…
Check with the General Service Adminstration on handling classified

A

True

Q

True or False

It’s okay to…
Reproduce classified material on a copy with a lower classification marking

A

False

Q

True or False

It’s okay to…
Have a two-person concept when destroying Top Secret documents

A

True

Q

True or False

It’s okay to…
Not have an inventory of the classified material for hand-carried classified docs

A

False

Q

True or False

It’s okay to…
Keep smart watches out of a control area with classified documents

A

True

Q

Mission of:

Space Delta 2

A

Space Domain Awareness

Q

Mission of:

Space Delta 3

A

Space Electronic Warfare

Q

Mission of:

Space Delta 4

A

Missile Warning

Q

Mission of:

Space Delta 5

A

Command & Control

Q

Mission of:

Space Delta 6

A

Cyber Operations

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Mission of:

Space Delta 7

A

ISR

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Mission of:

Space Delta 8

A

Satellite Communication & Navigation Warfare

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Mission of:

Space Delta 9

A

Orbital Warfare

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Mission of:

Space Delta 18

A

National Space Intelligence

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Mission of:

Space Base Delta 1

A

Garrison Support

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Mission of:

Space Base Delta 2

A

Garrison Support

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Mission of:

Space Delta 15

A

Command & Control NSDC

Q

What is the Air Force Specialty Code for USSF enlisted personnel?

A

5S0

Q

What is the Air Force Specialty Code for USSF officer personnel?

A

13S

Q

What are the initial requirements for USSF employment?

A

Color Vision
Top Secret (TS/SCI) security clearance
Successful completion of Undergraduate Space Training

Q

Concerning Crew Force Management, what role do enlisted have?

A

Expected to become techical experts on their operations systems

Q

Concerning Crew Force Management, what role do officers have?

A

Flight and Crew Management
Utilize crew experience to aid in decision making

Q

Concerning Crew Force Management, what role do civilians or contractors have?

A

Provide continuity and expertise

Q

Who was the first to develop/launch liquid fueled rocket in 1926?

A

Dr. Robert Goddard

Q

Who led the V-series rocket into development during WWII?

A

Dr. Wernher von Braun

Q

Who developed pressure/pump feed systems for liquid fueled rocket?

A

Dr. Robert Goddard

Q

Who was captured under Operation Paperclip?

A

Dr. Wernher von Braun

Q

Who developed Red & Jupiter rockets in 1950’s?

A

Dr. Wernher von Braun

Q

Who developed Attitude Control Methods?

A

Dr. Robert Goddard

Q

What was the name of the Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile the United States developed?

A

Thor

Q

During the International Geophysical Year (IGY) of 1957-58, the UN Special Committee for the IGY placed what challenge to the world?

A

To place a satellite in orbit

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The Russians were the first to successfully respond to the challenge, what was the name of the satellite they put into orbit?

A

Sputnik I

Q

What was the first American satellite placed into orbit?

A

Explorer I

Q

What command did the United States facilitate to perform ballistic missle attack warning, manned bomber attack defense, and space surveillance?

A

North American Aerospace Defense Command

Q

Which program led to the first photoreconnaissance satellite?

A

The Discoverer Program

Q

What was the Discoverer Program (aka “Corona”)?

A

U-2 spy planes were the sole providers of overhead imagery
Francis Gary Powers shot down over USSR

Q

The Discoverer Program used what as a booster?

A

Thor

Q

This orbit allowed the Discoverer Program to capture photographs of the entire Soviet landmass

A

Polar

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What war is considered to be the first “space war” due to the high level of integration of space support into military planning operations?

A

The Gulf War

Q

What states are equal before international law no matter the size of their territory, population, economy or military?

A

Sovereign

Q

Concerning Written Law (Treaties), what are required for countries to be legally bound by resolutions passed by the General Assembly and the Security Council?

A

Signed
Ratified

Q

Who is the main body of the United Nations?

A

The General Assembly

Q

Which 5 members are the permanent members responsible for the maintenance of international peace, security, and power to make binding decisions?

A

The United States
China
Russia
France
United Kingdom

Q

How many non-permanent nations are there?

A

10

Q

What title clarifies the DoD’s role and responsibilities?

A

Title 10

Q

What title clarifies the authories within intelligence community?

A

Title 50

Q

What command authority is non-transferable per Title 10?

A

COCOM

Q

What is the Latin phrase for the Nicaragua interpretation: Gap between Use of Force and Armed Attack?

A

jus ad bellum

Q

What UN Charter Article prohibits the threat or use of force?

A

Article 2 (4)

Q

What Treaty serves as the foundation for Space Law?

A

Outer Space Treaty

Q

What article of the Outer Space Treaty prohibits orbital WMD?

A

Article 4

Q

Concerning US national interests, which international laws do we choose to support?

A

Values
International Order
Prosperity
Security

Q

Concerning US national interests, what order from broadest to specific are supported?

A

U.S. National Interests
Law
Policy
Strategy
Doctrine

Q

What is the outline of what a government is going to do and what it can achieve for the society as a whole?

A

Policy

Q

What is a prudent idea or set of ideas for employing instruments of national power?

A

Strategy

Q

Who is the signature authority for the National Security Strategy?

A

President of the United States (POTUS)

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Who is the signature authority for the National Defense Strategy?

A

Secretary of Defense (SECDEF)

Q

Who is the signature authority for the National Military Strategy?

A

Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS or J5)

Q

What does the NSC do?

A

Advise President on National Security & Foreign policy matters

Q

The Defense Space Strategy is designed to achieve what?

A

Provide Space Support to National, Joint, and Combined Operations
Maintain Space Superiority
Ensure Space Stability