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1
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State the mission of Joint Surveillance Targeting and Attack Radar System (JSTARS).

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Ground surveillance, target detection and tracking provides surveillance and target on moving and stationary ground targets, slow moving rotary and fixed wing aircraft and rotating antenna

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Describe the purpose of the Defense Support Program (DSP).

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Detect missile launches, space launches and nuclear detonation

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State the mission of the Patriot.

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Protect forces and selected geopolitical assets from aerial attack, missile attack and surveillance

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Describe the overall responsibility of the Army Air and Missile Defense Command (AAMDC).

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Ensure army contribution to the IAMD supports the JFC’s intent

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5
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Identify the primary role of the E-2C Hawkeye.

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Air Surveillance and Aircraft Control

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6
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Identify the teams that comprise the C2 Plans Team.

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Airspace management, C2 architecture, c2 communications, air defense and SPINS

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: Identify which team will develop and fully coordinate the C2, Safe Passage, and Airspace SPINS.

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C2 Plans team

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8
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Recall who develops the AADP.

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C2 Plans

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9
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Recall who approves the AADP.

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JFC

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10
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Identify the end product of mission analysis.

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AADC Mission Statment

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: Identify the main effort of mission analysis in the Joint Operation Planning Process for Air (JOPPA)

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Is to analyze the jfc guidance situation, resources and risks.

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12
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Define specified, implied and essential tasks

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Specified, Implied, Essential

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13
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Identify the methodology used by planners which logically links targets to the hierarchy of objectives and tasks

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Strategy to task

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14
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Define Success Indicators (SI), Measures of Effectiveness (MOE) and Measures of Performance (MOP).

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Success Indicators, MOPs, MOEs

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15
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Define Success Indicators

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statements written to further amplify, support, or define the air objectives and effects to be achieved.

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16
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Define MOEs

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an objective or quantifiable measure to help determine progress of operations towards achieving objectives

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17
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Define MOPs

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MOPs evaluate task accomplishment by measuring tactical task achievement and answer the question: “Are we doing things right?”

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18
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Identify the commander responsible for developing the prioritized CAL

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JFC and JFC Staff J-5

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19
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Identify the different types of HVAs.

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Geopolitical, airborne assets and units

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20
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: Identify the commander responsible for allocating active AMD forces to defend the prioritized CAL

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AADC

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21
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Define the DAL

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The DAL is a list of those assets on the CAL that receive theater level asset protection

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22
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Identify the DAL approval authority.

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JFC

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23
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Define Criticality.

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Degree to which an assets or force is essential to mission accomplishment

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24
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Describe the relationship between Vulnerability, Susceptibility and Recuperability.

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Vulnerability = Suceptability and Recuperability

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25
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Define Susceptability

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degree an asset is susceptible to surveillance attack or damage

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26
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Define Recuperability

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degree and ability to recover

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27
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Define Threat

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The assessed probability of an asset or force being targeted for surveillance or attack by enemy air…reverse and IPOE or target analysis

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28
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Define TPFDD

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The joint operational planning and execution system database of an operation plan

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29
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b. Define the terms Earliest Arrival Date (EAD)

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earliest arrival date—relative to c day

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30
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Define LAD

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Latest Arrival Date - reletive to c day

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31
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Define Shortfall

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lack of forces that would adversely affect the combatant commanders abilities to accomplish mission

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32
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Define LIMFAC

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a factor or condition that either temporarily or permanently impedes mission accomplishment.

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33
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Define passive air and missile defense.

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Passive AMD is all measures, other than active AMD, taken to minimize the effectiveness of hostile air and missile threats against friendly forces and assets.

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34
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Define active air and missile defense

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Active AMD is direct defensive action taken to destroy, nullify, or reduce the effectiveness of air and missile threats against friendly forces and assets.

35
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Describe the relationship between Defense Design and the CAL

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Defense Design allocates available active air and missile defense forces to defend the CAL.

36
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Describe the relationship between DCA operations and active and passive defense measures

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DCA operations include both active and passive defense measures

37
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Identify the types of defensive coverage included in active air defense

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area, point, self defense and High Value Airborne Asset (HVAA) protection

38
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Identify the document that integrates active air Defense Design, passive defense measures, and supporting C2 systems.

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AADP - Area Air Defense Plan

39
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Identify positive identification procedures for IAMD

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an ID derived from visual observation, and/or electronic systems, possibly combined with other factors (e.g. point of origin), with a higher confidence of accuracy than a simple lack of friend or lack of enemy.

40
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Identify procedural identification procedures for IAMD.

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a combination of previously agreed upon Airspace Coordination Measures (ACM) and promulgated through the Airspace Control Plan (ACP), Airspace Control Orders (ACO), and SPINS

41
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Describe the three modes of control.

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Centralized, Decentralized, Autonomous

42
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Describe Centralized mode of control

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A higher echelon must authorize target engagements

43
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Describe Decentralized mode of control

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Higher echelon monitors subordinate unit actions and makes direct target assignments only when necessary to ensure proper fire distribution, or to prevent engagement of friendly aircraft.

44
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Describe Autonomous mode of control

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A unit assumes autonomous operations after it has lost all communications to higher tactical headquarters. The firing unit commander assumes full responsibility for control of weapons and engagement of hostile targets in accordance with previously received directives, existing ROE, WCS, as established in the AADP

45
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Define the different types of Weapons Ctrl Status (WCS)

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Hold, Tight Free

46
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Define WCS Hold

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Units may only fire in self defense, or when ordered by proper higher authority (most restrictive).

47
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Define WCS Tight

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Units may only fire on targets identified as HOSTILE IAW current ROE.

48
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Define WCS Free

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Any target not positively identified IAW current ROE as FRIENDLY may be engaged (least restrictive).

49
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Define Fighter Engagement Zone (FEZ)

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Fighter responsibility to engage target

50
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Define Missile Engagement Zone (MEZ)

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Missile responsiblilty to engage target

51
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Define Joint Engagement Zone (JEZ)

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Both missile and fighter responsibility

52
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Identify the Joint Air Operations Center (JAOC) divisions where the AMT works

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CPD and COP

53
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Identify the two primary documents produced by the AMT planners

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ACO and ACP

54
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Identify the United States Message Text Format (USMTF) message used to request Airspace Coordinating Measures (ACM).

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Airspace Control Means Request (ACMREQ)

55
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Identify the purpose of a TACOPDAT

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The TACOPDAT is used to establish integrated air and missile defense (IAMD) responsibilities or provide supplementary air defense orders

56
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Identify the Combat Plans Division (CPD) team responsible for developing the TACOPDAT.

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C2 Plans Team

57
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Identify the TBMCS application used to produce a TACOPDAT.

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IRIS for Outlook (IFO)

58
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Identify the mission of the TET.

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to incorporate all joint force prioritized target selections for a given Air Tasking Order (ATO) period into a JIPTL that will achieve the effects reflected in guidance in the Air Operations Directive (AOD).

59
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Identify the inputs used by the TET.

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all other component TNLs with the air and space component TNL into one integrated TNL

60
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Define JIPTL.

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Joint Integrated Prioritized Target List

61
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Identify the responsibilities of the TET Chief.

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The TET Chief represents the JFACC who has been delegated the responsibility to represent the JFC’s objectives and priorities

62
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Identify the TET process outputs.

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1

63
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Identify the role of the JTCB during the JIPTL development process

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1

64
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Identify the team in the Joint Air Operations Center (JAOC) responsible for AOD development.

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1

65
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Identify when AOD development occurs within the air tasking cycle

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1

66
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State the purpose of the JAOP

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1

67
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Define air apportionment.

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1

68
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Identify the JFACC’s typical method of making an air apportionment recommendation.

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1

69
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Explain how prioritized tactical objectives and tactical tasks influence ATO development

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1

70
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Identify the content in paragraph three of the AOD

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1

71
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Identify the content in the JFACC’s Intent statement

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1

72
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Identify the content in the JFACC’s Operational Concept statement

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1

73
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Define target development.

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1

74
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Define targeting

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75
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Define weaponeering.

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1

76
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State what provides the focus of target development.

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77
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State the product of the target development stage.

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1

78
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State the difference between the Target Nomination List (TNL) and the Joint Integrated Prioritized Target List (JIPTL)

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79
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Identify the different methods for target nomination prioritization.

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80
Q

Define EBAO.

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1

81
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Define an action.

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1

82
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Define an effect.

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1

83
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Define an objective.

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1

84
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Explain the difference between a direct and indirect effect.

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