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Ship Specific Flashcards

1
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Discuss the operational chain of command from the level of element to the Fleet Commander using Task Force Organization designators (OPCON).

A
  • Whenever a task organization is created, the Commander shall be named in the order creating it. A Fleet Commander is allocated a block of whole numbers the he/she assigns as task force numbers in accordance with his/her needs.
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2
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N0

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Commander

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N1

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Manpower/Personnel

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N2

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Intelligence

Role:

Theater-Provides the systems and intelligence support for current and planned operations.

TYCOM - Provides systems and trained personnel.

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N3

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Operations

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N4

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Logistics

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N5

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Plans and Policy

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N6

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C4

Role:

Theater-Provides the systems and intelligence support for current and planned operations.

TYCOM - Provides systems and trained personnel.

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N7

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Training

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10
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N8

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Resources

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11
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N9

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Strategic Planning

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12
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Identify the IDC work centers onboard a CVN/LHD/LHA

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  • OZ: CVIC and SUPPLOT
  • OS: SSES and EW Mod
  • OA: METOC
  • CS1: Main Comms
  • CS2: Network Security
  • CS3: ADP/EDP
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13
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SIO

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Ship’s Intelligence Officer

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14
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ASIO

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Assistant Ship’s Intelligence Officer

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15
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EWO

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Electronic Warfare Officer

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16
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SIWO

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Ship’s Information Warfare Officer

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17
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CSIO

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Combat systems Information Officer

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CSO

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Combat Systems Officer

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19
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CSMO

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Combat Systems Maintenance Officer

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20
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ADPO

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Automated Date Processing Officer

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21
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8 Explain the clearance adjudication process to include:

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a) Investigation - Background investigation of an individual (NACLC, SSBI, SSPR)
b) Appeals - May appeal an unfavorable personnel security determination
c) LOI - Letter of Intent
d) LOD - Letter of Denial
e) JCAVS - Joint Clearance and Access Verification System

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22
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Discuss JIC/CVIC interaction with the following:

CIC/CDC, TAO, EW, CO/bridge, Staff/N2, MEU/S2, Signal bridge, Weather Office, FOTC, SSES, SUPPLOT/EXPLOT

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  • CVIC and SUPPLOT provide indications and warnings (I&W) and in-depth analysis
23
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State the procedures for sanitizing a SCIF for un-cleared visitors.

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  • Check visitor security clearance. Log visitor arrival/departure times. Remove all classified material from view. Escort un-cleared personnel 100% of the time.
24
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State the responsibility of the person discovering a compromise or a suspected compromise.

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  • Report to chain of command, SSO/SSR, CO, or NCIS
25
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Access

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The ability and/or opportunity to obtain knowledge of classified information

26
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Compromise

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Security violation that has resulted in confirmed or suspected exposure of classified information

27
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Personal For

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Personal correspondence meant only for the eyes of the recipient

28
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Physical Security

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The physical safeguards in place to protect classified information

29
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Discuss the requirements for transporting classified material.

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  • Two person integrity. For on-ship transportation, classified material must have an appropriate cover sheet. For off-ship, must have a valid courier card, and information must be in a locked case.
30
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Discuss the procedures for creating classified working papers

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Classified working papers must have appropriately marked coversheets front and back with date of creation with the notation Working Papers and a general topic.

31
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State the requirements for storage, control, and safeguarding of each classification level of material.

  • SENSITIVE COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION
  • TOP SECRET
  • SECRET
  • CONFIDENTIAL
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a) SENSITIVE COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION - GSA approved safe within a SCIF
b) TOP SECRET - GSA approved safe within a SCIF
c) SECRET - GSA approved safe within a controlled space
d) CONFIDENTIAL - GSA approved safe

32
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Discuss the requirements for accrediting a SCIF

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DCID 6/9- MANUAL

33
Q

State how to properly dispose of the following:

  • SCI Hard Drive
  • GENSER Hard Drive
  • UNCLASS Hard Drive
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a) SCI hard drive - Remove circuitry with a chisel/scraper, smash hard drives with a hammer and scatter parts across a large area of the ship
b) GENSER hard drive - Remove circuitry with a chisel/scraper, smash hard drives with a hammer
c) UNCLASS hard drive - Smash hard drives with a hammer

34
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PROCEDURE: Destruction of burn bags that contain classified material

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Manually shred with an approved shredder

35
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PROCEDURE: Destruction of classified CD/DVDs

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Manually shred with an approved CD shredder

36
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PROCEDURE: Visit request

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To pass visitor(s) security clearance to receiving station VIA JPAS

37
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PROCEDURE: Reporting a security violation or compromise

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Report violations to SSO/SSR or chain of command

38
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PROCEDURE: Self reporting

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Report to SSO/SSR or chain of command

39
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PROCEDURE: Unofficial foreign travel while holding a SCI clearance

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Pass visit request and itinerary to SSO/SSR

40
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PROCEDURE: SAER

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Report sent to DONCAF concerning the ability of an individual to maintain access to classified information

41
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Standard Form 700

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Written record of lock combinations and POC

42
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Standard Form 702

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To sign the opening or closure of classified spaces or safes

43
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HVT

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High value target: normal timeline to strike

44
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HPT

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High Priority Target: time sensitive target

45
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Define the eight categories of cultural awareness

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  1. THOUGHT PATTERNS
  2. INTERACTION
  3. BASIC VALUES
  4. SOCIAL STRUCTURE
  5. CHARACTERISTICS OF CULTURE
  6. PSYCHOLOGICAL ORIENTATION
  7. PERCEPTION
  8. PHILOSOPHIC OUTLOOK
46
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Describe the mission and function of EMIO

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  • Interception of material, personnel and/or resources intended for terrorist/extremist organizations before they can be used against U.S. forces or their allies.
47
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OPLAN

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Overall plan with what the Commander wants to achieve

48
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OPORD

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How the OPLAN will be achieved

49
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WARNORD

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Initial indication (or warning) of a possible operation

50
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PLANORD

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Order to begin the planning phase of an operation

51
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EXORD

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Order to begin execution of an operation

52
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CONPLAN

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Backup plan in the event that the OPLAN cannot be accomplished

53
Q

Describe the mission and function of MIO.

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The primary mission of a Maritime Interdiction Operation is to determine if a merchant ship is in compliance with international law.

54
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Describe the relationship among CMF, MSO and Counter Piracy Operations.

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  • CMF (international) and MSO (U.S.) work closely together to perform counter piracy operations.

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