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Ship Specific Pt. 2 Flashcards

1
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State the parent agency responsible for each intelligence discipline.

  • HUMINT
  • SIGINT
  • IMINT
A

a) HUMINT - Defense HUMINT: DIA / National HUMINT: CIA
b) SIGINT - NSA
c) IMINT - NGA

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State what types of intelligence U.S. Navy ships can collect and exploit:

  • CG / DDG / LPD
  • CVN / LHD
  • SSN / SSGN
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a) CG / DDG / LPD - SIGINT, HUMINT, OSINT
b) CVN / LHD / LHA - SIGINT, HUMINT, IMINT, OSINT
c) SSN / SSGN - SIGINT, ACINT

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EXAMPLES OF:

  • Tactical imagery
  • Operational
  • National
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a) Tactical imagery - SHARP Pod (F/A-18)
b) Operational - P-3, EP-3, UAVs
c) National - Satellites

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Describe the purpose and applicability of the Intelligence Oversight Program.

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  • Applies to all DOD intelligence components and governs all intelligence activities undertaken by personnel assigned to those components.
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DEFINE: Questionable Intelligence Activities

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A questionable intelligence activity is one that may violate the law, any Executive Order, Presidential directive or applicable Department of Defense policy.

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DEFINE: Special activities

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Activities conducted in support of national foreign policy objectives abroad which are planned and executed so that the role of the US is not publically acknowledged.

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Discuss the requirements for Raw Traffic Database Auditing.

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  • Auditors for military SIGINT elements must be at least a second echelon manager and must be at least 1 echelon higher than the person being audited.
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Discuss how Imagery was first recognized as an advantage in battle

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Balloons were used for surveillance and reconnaissance during the Civil War for both sides as the Union side invested heavily in their development

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State the first Imaging system to provide all weather, near real-time imagery

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SEASAT satellite system: first earth-orbiting satellite had Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR)
Owned by NASA
Launched 27 June 1978
Near real time

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Describe the purpose of the Image Product Library

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Supports storage and dissemination of imagery and imagery products, providing a library of information to imagery customers worldwide

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IPIR

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Initial Phase Interpretation Report

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IPL

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Image Product Library

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IMINT

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Imagery Intelligence

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NGA

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National Geospatial Intelligence Agency

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JCA

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JSIPS-N Concentrator Architecture

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PTW

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Precision Targeting Workstation

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DCGS-N

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Distributed Common Ground Station - Navy

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JSIPS-N

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Joint Service Imagery Processing System - Navy

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19
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imagery exploitation: 1st phase

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Time dominant exploitation

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imagery exploitation: 2nd phase

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Detailed non-time dominant exploitation

21
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imagery exploitation: 3rd phase

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In depth long range analysis

22
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Discuss the importance of UAV’s

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  • No risk to crew

- Longer on-station times

23
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GNC

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Global Navigation Chart

24
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JNC

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Joint Navigation Chart

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ONC

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Ocean Navigation Chart

26
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TPC

A

Tactical Pilotage Chart

27
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JOG-A

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Joint Operations Graphic-Air

28
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HA

A

Humanitarian Assistance

29
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DR

A

Disaster relief

30
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Describe the Task Force structure established during HA/DR operations

A
  • Chief of Mission is responsible for establishing the Task Force and is overall in charge of the mission.
31
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What is the role of HUMINT during HA/DR?

A

Can provide information on what areas would be affected most by a bad storm, where “danger areas” are at, what areas would need what kind of relief support, and information on infrastructure

32
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What is the role of HUMINT during HA/DR?

A

Can provide damage assessment, flood levels, helicopter and beach landing zones to bring in supplies, and best areas to set up humanitarian stations

33
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What is the role of OSINT during HA/DR?

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Can provide I&W of coming storms, death toll, information on affected areas, cultural information to inform commanders of the kind of relief items needed, information on infrastructure

34
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the purpose of METOC in supporting the HA/DR mission

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Can provide I&W of coming storms, intensity of storms, potential damage assessments, seas and wind states, level of potential flooding, and areas that will/could be affected

35
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1 Describe the targeting capabilities of the Precision Targeting Workstation

A
  • A soft copy exploitation system that provides a digital imagery Electronic Light Table (ELT) and exploitation/product generation capability
36
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State the purpose of Joint Targeting and explain the Joint Targeting Cycle

A
  1. CO’s Objectives, Guidance and Intent
  2. Target development
  3. Capabilities Analysis
  4. CO’s Decision and Force Alignment
  5. Mission Planning
  6. Combat Assessment
37
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Describe the support intelligence provides to Joint Targeting

A
  • Probable Intent
    • Objectives
    • Strengths
    • Weaknesses
    • Probable Courses of Action (COAs)
    • Most Dangerous COAs
    • Critical Factors
38
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BDA

A

Battle Damage Assesment

39
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BMD

A

Ballistic Missile Defense

40
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What is BMD?

A

Strategic positioning of point defense capable assets to detect, engage, and destroy ballistic missiles launched by hostile nations and organizations

41
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What is ARG and what is it’s purpose?

A

Provide logistical and medical supplies, provide aircraft and small boats to facilitate movement of personnel and supplies, aid in evacuations

42
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Explain the purpose of the CWC doctrine.

A

It enables the officer in tactical command (OTC) to wage combat operations against air, surface, and subsurface threats, while carrying out the primary mission of the force.

43
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9 Define and discuss OPINTEL and the intelligence cycle

A
  • Planning and direction, collection, processing, analysis and production, and dissemination
44
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Describe the role of the GCCS in performing OPINTEL

A
  • GCCS is a near-real time picture used to track all units of interest
45
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Explain the purpose of a tear line

A
  • A tear line is a method of removing information that would cause intelligence to be classified at a certain level. i.e. removing information that would classify an item as Top Secret to allow it to be used at the Secret level.
46
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IO

A

Information Operations is the actions to control friendly force’s use of information and the actions to mitigate the effects of adversary use of information and information systems

47
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IW

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Information Warfare is the military actionable tactics for use and counter-use of the electromagnetic spectrum performed for IO missions to support and defend friendly operations while deterring adversary IW actions.

48
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Discuss how SSES supports the following events: CSAR, SAR, Merlin.

A
  • SSES monitors for emergency beacons and relays information to allow immediate assistance from US Forces.
     

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