MOD C (2)

Question 1

What are the two types of warfare?

Answer 1

Traditional warfare

Irregular warfare

Question 2

What are the two ways that UW is conducted?

Answer 2

Small scale- (D,I,m,E)

Large scale- (d,i,M,e)

Question 3

What Type of UW is a supporting effort with the Military being the main effort?

Answer 3

Large-scale UW effort (diMe)

Question 4

What type of UW is a main effort?

Answer 4

Small-scale UW effort (DImE)

Question 5

What are the three goals in Large Scale UW?

Answer 5

Facilitate intro of conventional forces

Facilitate friendly offensive actions

Divert enemy resources

Question 6

What is the difference between a surrogate and resistance partner?

Answer 6

Resistance partner is influenced, not commanded and controlled

Surrogate specifically is: “Someone who acts on behalf of another

Question 7

What is required for an operation to be considered STR?

Answer 7

Resistance Partner

Close and ongoing collaboration across USG departments and agencies

Question 8

What are the three types of assessments conducted during STR?

Answer 8

Detailed intelligence

Operational

Policy assessments

Question 9

What type of feasibility assessment is being conducted at the strategic and national level?

Answer 9

Political

Question 10

What are the two types of area assessments?

Answer 10

Initial

&

Principal

Question 11

What are the five types of STR?

Answer 11

RESISTANCE AGAINST AN OCCUPYING POWER (CLASSIC UNCONVENTIONAL WARFARE)

INSURGENCIES AGAINST A SOVEREIGN STATE GOVERNMENT (CLASSIC UNCONVENTIONAL WARFARE)

INDIGENOUS RESISTANCE ELEMENTS IN SUPPORT OF FOREIGN INTERNAL DEFENSE

INDIGENOUS RESISTANCE ELEMENTS IN SUPPORT OF COUNTERTERRORISM, COUNTERPROLIFERATION, OR STABILITY OPERATIONS

INDIGENOUS RESISTANCE ELEMENTS IN A CONTESTED, UNGOVERNED SPACE

Question 12

What types of STR is supported by UW support?

Answer 12

RESISTANCE AGAINST AN OCCUPYING POWER (CLASSIC UNCONVENTIONAL WARFARE)

INSURGENCIES AGAINST A SOVEREIGN STATE GOVERNMENT (CLASSIC UNCONVENTIONAL WARFARE)

Question 13

What elements are involved in and what is the purpose, types and environments of area assessments?

Answer 13

ASCOPE

An area assessment is either initial, principal, or medical area assessment

Question 14

What ways does a Resistance resist?

Answer 14

Clandestine resistance

Overt resistance

Question 15

What are the seven dynamics of an insurgency?

Answer 15

Leadership
Ideology
Objectives
Environment and Geography
External Support
Phasing and Timing
Organization and Operational Patterns

Question 16

According the Moa, what are the three phases of an insurgency?

Answer 16

The First stage covers the period of the enemy’s strategic offensive and our strategic defensive.

The Second stage will be the period of the enemy’s strategic consolidation and our preparation for the counter-offensive [described below as strategic stalemate].

The Third stage will be the period of our strategic counter-offensive and the enemy’s strategic retreat.

Question 17

What are the three main components of a resistance and what is their function?

Answer 17

Underground

Guerrilla or armed force

Auxiliary support to the underground and guerrilla or armed force

Public component (additional)

Question 18

What are the additional components of a resistance?

Answer 18

Leadership and command
Area complex
Base population
Shadow government
Government in exile
Diaspora population 
(scattered population whose origin lies in a separate geographic locale)

Question 19

How many different types of Guerrilla bases exist and what are they?

Answer 19

Mobile (occupied 1-7 days)

Semi-Permanent (1-2 weeks, within inner security, for
HQ elements & sector commands)

Permanent (1-2 months, rear security zone, training and command site)

Question 20

What are the Insurgent Support Networks within the area complex?

Answer 20

Logistics support networks.
 Transportation networks.
 Medical support networks.
 Communications networks.
 Information and propaganda networks.
 Recruitment network
 Intelligence and counterintelligence networks.
 Finance networks.
 Logistics support networks.

Question 21

Within the medical support networks, what are the different types of facilities?

Answer 21

Aid station. locations where trained medical personnel provide emergency treatment

Guerrilla hospital. Provides care for guerillas rarely resembles a hospital

Convalescent facility where guerrilla forces send patients to recuperate

Question 22

What are the two types of planned supply in UW?

Answer 22

Accompanying resupply

External resupply.

Question 23

What are the four types of external resupply?

Answer 23

automatic

On-call

Routine

Emergency