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1
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What is a traditional military concept used within the operational design of the military?

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Line of Operation

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2
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What publication defines LOOs?

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Joint Publication 5-0

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3
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What are the types of DCO?

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  • Internal Defensive Measures
  • DCO Response Actions
  • Countermeasures
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4
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What are the 5 objectives of OCO?

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  • Deny
  • Degrade
  • Disrupt
  • Destroy
  • Manipulate
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5
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What are the critical purposes of joint planning?

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  • Strategic level (provide president and secdef options)
  • Operational level (ties operations of joint forces to the achievement of military objectives
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6
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What are the steps in the Joint Planning Process?

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Step 1 - Planning Initiation
Step 2 - Mission Analysis
Step 3 - Course of Action Development
Step 4 - COA Analysis and Wargaming
Step 5 - COA Comparison
Step 6 - COA Approval
Step 7 - Plan or Order Development

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7
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What criteria are used to test the validity of COAs?

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  1. Adequate
  2. Feasible
  3. Acceptable
  4. Distinguishable
  5. Complete
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8
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What are the two types of planning?

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Deliberate planning and crisis action planning

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9
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What are the types of SAPs?

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  • Acknowledged
  • Unacknowledged
  • Acquisition
  • Apportioned
  • Intelligence
  • Operations & Support
  • Waived
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10
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The overarching formal process of management of SAPs?

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Integrated Joint Special Technical Operations (IJSTO)

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11
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What are the Join Staff components?

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  • Joint Chiefs of Staff
  • Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
  • Joint Staff
  • Military Departments
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12
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What are the geographic combatant commands?

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USAFRICOM
USCENTCOM
USEUCOM
USNORTHCOM
USSOUTHCOM
USINDOPACOM

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13
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What are the functional combatant commands?

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USSOCOM
USSTRATCOM
USTRANSCOM
USCYBERCOM

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14
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What are the authorities?

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Combatant Command
Operational Control
Tactical Control
Support

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15
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What are the levels of warfare?

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Strategic
Operational
Tactical

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16
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What are the five parts of a mission?

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Who
What
When
Where
Why

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17
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What the directorates of the joint staff?

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J-1 Manpower and Personnel
J-2 Intelligence
J-3 Operations
J-4 Logistics
J-5 Plans
J-6 Communications System

18
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What is the planning directive that initiates the development and evaluation of military COAs?

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WARNORD

19
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Who has the authority to approve and direct the initiation of military objectives?

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The president and the secdef

20
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What is the format of an OPORD?

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Situation
Mission
Execution
Admin & Logistics
Command & Communication

21
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What is the overarching document addressing CDR AFCYBER’s foundational strategy and is published semiannually?

A

Cyberspace Operations Plan (CyOP)

22
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What unit publishes SPINS?

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616 OC

23
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A window of opportunity and direction for a tactical commander to conduct
tactical operations.

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Vulnerability window

24
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The exact timing directed by the tasking authority specified in the tasking
order to execute a mission.

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Time-over-target/Terrain (TOT)

25
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Cyberspace forces are considered to be on station when the cyberspace
operation commences on tasked terrain and targets.

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On/Off Station

26
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The actions individual
cyberspace forces take to accomplish a tasked mission.

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Sortie

27
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Telecommunications networks, computer systems, embedded processors
and controllers, Internet Protocol (IP) address(es), associated subnet, domain, or transport space within the tasked AO.

A

Terrain

28
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An entity or object that performs a function for the adversary considered
for possible engagement or other action. As it relates to DCO, targets may include, but are not limited to: malicious code, enemy ingress/egress routes, compromised credentials, network traffic and/or processes residing in or on the terrain.

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Target

29
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What are the 616th’s four operational divisions?

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  1. Strategy (SRD)
  2. Combat Plans (CPD)
  3. Combat Operations (COD)
  4. Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Division (ISRD)
30
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What are the three branches COD?

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OCO, DCO, and DoDIN operations

31
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What are the three assessment types?

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Measure of Performance (MOP), Measure of Effectiveness (MOE), and Battle Damage Assessment (BDA)

32
Q

Records the results of cyber crew evaluations

A

AF Form 4418

33
Q

An index providing pertinent information extracted from all the AF Forms 4418
accomplished for the member.

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AF Form 4420

34
Q

Contains the source documents that constitute the history of certification for each member.

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Individual Qualification Folder (IQF)

35
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A library consisting of a current read file and publications.

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Crew Information File (CIF)

36
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Contain information temporary in nature, directly pertinent to the safe conduct of operations, and must be read by all cybercrew members before operations.

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Current Read File

37
Q

A tool to train members on training deficiencies, new systems/procedures, or
trends.

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Stan/Eval Command Interest Items (CII)

38
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Steps of Tactical Mission Planning

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Plan
Brief
Execute
Debrief

39
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ME3C-(PC)^2

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Mission, Environment, Enemy, Effects, Capabilities, Plan, Phasing, Contracts, Contingencies

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