Pt. 1 Flashcards
(89 cards)
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_________ promotes a common perspective from which to plan, train, and conduct military operations.
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Joint doctrine
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1) Which JPUB defines doctrine?
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JP 1-02
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______Is the common language and method of understanding that ties services together.
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Doctrine
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Objective of joint intel
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Integrate service and national intelligence into a unified effort and provides the most accurate and timely info to commanders
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Primary function of joint intel
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Provide info and assessments to facilitate accomplishment of mission
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How many principles of joint intel? What are they?
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10 Perspective Synchronization Integrity Unity of effort Prioritization Excellence Prediction Agility Collaboration Fusion
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What is the objective of joint intel?
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Integrate device and national intel capabilities into a unified effort
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principle tells you to think like the adversary
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Perspective
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______all intel with plans and operations
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Synchronize
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Remain intellectually honest.
Which principle of joint intel?
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Integrity
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Cooperate to achieve a common end state.
Which principle?
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Unity of effort
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ProriE requirements based on ______
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Commanders guidance
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Strive to achieve the highest standards of equality.
Which step of joint intel?
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Excellence
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Accept the risk of ______ adversary intentions.
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Predicting
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Remain flexible and adapt to changing situations
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Agility
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Leverage expertise of diverse analytic resources.
Which principle of joint intel?
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Collaboration
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Exploit all sources of info and intel.
Which principle?
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Fusion
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Any system of policies and procedures used for identifying, controlling, and protecting from unauthorized disclosure…
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INFOSEC
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telecommunications security
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COMSEC
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communications security includes the following:
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cryptosecurity, emission security, traffic flow security, transmissions security
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-sec on information systems
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COMPUSEC
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-SEC defensive, protect unclass info
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OPSEC
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2 types of scifs
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open and closed storage
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what is the objective of joint intel
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integrate service and national intel capabilities
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Joint forces are established at what three levels
unified commands, subordinate unified commands, and jtf
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which directorate of a Joint Staff has the primary function to support staff and commander
intelligence directorate
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primary intel org providing support to joint forces at operational and tactical level
JIOC
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3 Levels of war
strategic, operational, tactical
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address the who what where and when why, we fight
strategic
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at operational level, why rely on isr
understanding enemy's weakness, COGs, effects of current operations
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sabotage is a type of ____warfare
unconventional
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what does contingency planning attempt to address?
potential scenario before it happens
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what is an oplan
written description of combatant commanders concept of operations
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follows decision of president, distinct possibility
ALERTORD
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Whats an AEF
AF force generation construct used to manage battle rhythm while maintaining readiness
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coalition operations
ad hoc arrangement of two plus nations to work together
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2 types of intel sharing between coalition partners
full, liason
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primary advantage of space based systems
global and wide area coverage over denied areas
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is assets support nuclear operations by providing planners with..
data, identifying critical targets, determine appropriate weapons selection, post strike assessments
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tenets of air space and power
centralized controlled, decentralized execution, flexibility and versatility, synergy, persistence, concentration, priority, balance
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how many MAJCOMS? how are they organized?
10, functional in the CONUS and geographically overseas
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key to successful employment of AF forces when conducting joint ops
providing single AF CC w/ responsibility to organize train and equip and employ AF forces
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a/c designed to permit AF to gain and maintain air supremacy over the battlefield
f-15c eagle
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a/c carries the largest payload of both guided and unguided weapons in the AF inventory
b-1 lancer
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most flexible airlift a/c in AF inventory
c-17 globemaster III
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a/c disrupts enemy c2, limits adv coordination essential for enemy force managment
ec-130h compass call
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what satellite capability provides for survivable communication in austere operating conditions
military satcom
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US army system, defends ground troops from enemy a/c and ballistic missiles
air defense systems
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US army systems speed and range make it useful for reconnaissance, c2, and comm
armored cars
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fast warships providing multi-mission offensice and defensive capability, independlty or in fleet support/
destroyers
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Q1- Most common and expensive health problem in the work place?1=
back injuries
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Q4- Proper lifting technique procedure
1. Assess object
2. Bend at knees
3. Tuck pelvis
4. Hug object
5. Lift w. leg muscles
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Q2- What puts strain on the back causing injury?
poor lifting mechanics
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Q3- When does the likelihood for injury increase
When you extend your body over the load, or perform a twisting movement carrying an item
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Q5- What are the 4 lifting tips?
1- never twist
2- assistance
3- push
4- eyes up
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Q6- What is the scientific study of work place design?
ergonomics
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Q7- In a properly configured work station, how should your monitor screen be positioned?
slightly below eye level
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Q8- In a properly configured work station, how should your body be positioned?
centered infront of the screen and keyboard, head and neck balanced in line with torso
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Q9- In a properly configured work station, how should forearms be positioned?
level of tilted slightly
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Q10- In a properly configured work station, how should your wrists be positioned?
not rest while typing
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Q11- In a properly configured work station, how should your lower back be positioned?
supported by chair
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Q12- In a properly configured work station, how should your legs be positioned?
horizontal
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Q13- In a properly configured work station, how should your feet be positioned?
flat on ground or footrest
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Q14- The height of the keyoboard and mouse should...
allow hands to rest lightly with forearms on chair rest
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Q15- Where should the monitor be placed?
directly infront of chair, directly over center knee well
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Q16- How far should your eyes be from the screen
arms length
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Q17- Where should the edge of the screen be
slightly below eye level
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Q18- Four main types of electrical injuries
electrocution, electric shock, burns, falls
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Q19- Which form do you use to report hazards?
Who do you report it to
AF Form 457
safety office
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Q20- Any system of policies and procudures used for identifying, controlling, and protecting from unauthorized disclosure, info whose protection is authorized by statute
INFOSEC
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Q21- OUtlines measure and controls taken to deny unauthorized persons access to info derived from TELECOMMUNICATIONS and to ensure the authenticity of those comms
COMSEC'
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Q22- Safes, vaults, perimeter barriers, guard systems, and other access controls designed are examples of what?
Physical security
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Q-23
| selective investigations, record checks, personal interviews, and supervisory control are tyes of what?
Personnel security
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Q-24 Contains further info on host government communications?
US SIGINT Directive (USSID SP0009)
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Q-25 Management of SCI is the responsibility of...
DNI
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Q-26 ____ is the standard for classifying info.
EO 12958 National Security Information
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Q27- ___ issues security classification guidesthat others use making derivative classification decisions
OCA
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Q28- Who makes derivative classification decisions?
most govt employees and contractors
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Q29- When performing end of day security checks, ensure:
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1 - class. mat. is stored
2- burn bags handles
3- no class. in trash
4- SF702 used (security containers)
5- SF 701 used (inspection results)
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Q30- When dealing with foreign entities, a ___ must be consulted.
Foreign disclosure officer (FDO)
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Q30(b) __ provides basic guidance on the type of containers used for storage.
AFI 31-401
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Q31- ___ is consulted for the storage of SCI
AFMAN 14-304
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Q32- Store TS in __
Safe, steel file w/ built in 3 position dial type, changeable combo lock, a class A vault, or a vault type room
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Q33- TS in building not govt controlled must have __
alarm system, or be guarded
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Q34- When a safe or container is taken out of service built in combos will be set to__, padlocks set to __
50-25-50, 10-20-30
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Q35- Difference between open/closed storage
open - SCI on shelves/metal containers
| closed - SCI stored away
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Q-36 Basic requirements for SCI security
direct custody of person cleared and physically cabaple of protecting it -- otherwise, stored in scif
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Q37- The following rules apply whn destructing classified material:
1- supervise destruction
2- safeguard until destroyed
3- destroy completely
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Q38- Name some records of destruction
1- AF Form 310
2- Destruction Receipt/Cert
3- AF Form 145
4- AF Form 1565
