1C671 Vol 2

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1. (201) Which scenario has a high probability of happening if Global Positioning System satellites fail?

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d. Disrupt police or fire operations around the world.

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2. (201) How does the Joint Publication 5–0, Joint Operation Planning, explain how the Center of Gravity works in regards to military planning?

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c. It is the source of power that provides moral or physical strength.

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3. (201) Which is a characteristic of the Centers of Gravity?

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a. Exists at each level of war.

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4. (201) What is negatively impacted if we cannot protect our satellites in space?

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b. Military and economy.

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5. (201) How does the Department of Defense promote the responsible and safe use of space?

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d. By following the United States Government’s Orbital Debris Mitigation Standard Practices.

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6. (202) How does space power operate differently from other forms of military power?

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a. It has global perspective.

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7. (202) Which regulation addresses the command and control of space forces and methods of planning for space operations?

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a. Joint Publication 3–14, Space Operations.

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8. (202) How many functional capabilities are needed so that space situational awareness can make assessments on United States and cooperative space systems?

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d. 4.

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9. (202) What is the fourth functional component space situational awareness uses to make assessments?

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d. Data integration and exploitation to tie together data.

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10. (202) What is the fifth space force enhancement capability function?

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c. Satellite communications.

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11. (203) What space system segment provides the equipment for users to receive space services?

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d. Ground.

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12. (203) What important trend led early space missions from monitoring strategic forces to focusing on important world events and situations?

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b. Continuous awareness.

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13. (203) Which is an operational art element of graceful degradation?

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b. Data fusion.

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14. (204) What short-notice event is considered a military operation other than war and is support by United States forces?

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a. Forest fires.

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15. (204) Which is not a Global Positioning System service provided to industry by space systems?

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d. Surveillance monitoring.

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16. (204) What country drives the world economy?

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d. United States.

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17. (205) Which necessary quality from executing phases of warfare deals with responsive communications and enables command and control?

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a. Effects.

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18. (205) Which joint campaign or operations phase has the joint force commander executing offensive operations at the earliest possible time?

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d. Seize the initiative.

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19. (205) Annex N came about after review of

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b. Desert Storm operations.

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20. (205) What space operations process integrates major operations and campaigns at the joint force commander and air component levels?

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c. The joint operation planning process.

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20. (205) What space operations process integrates major operations and campaigns at the joint force commander and air component levels?

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c. The joint operation planning process.

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21. (206) Russia’s space program is organized around the

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c. federal space agency.

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22. (206) What manned spacecraft is China’s centerpiece space program?

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d. Shenzhou.

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23. (206) What typically defines an alliance relationship?

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c. Long-term objectives.

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24. (207) Many satellite system designs come from what era?

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a. Cold War.

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25. (207) What capability provides a satellite system the ability to support the functions necessary for mission success with higher probability and shorter periods of reduced capability?

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a. Resilience.

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26. (207) Placing space capabilities onto multiple platforms to improve mission survivability is a characteristic of

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b. disaggregation.

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27. (208) The foundation of joint space doctrine establishing principles for the integrated employment of space capabilities is stated in Joint Publication

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b. 3–14.

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28. (208) The satellite communication system expert for Wideband Global Satellite Communications is the United States

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d. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command.

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29. (208) What two service branches are deployed to operate the Joint Tactical Ground Stations?

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a. Army and Navy.

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30. (208) What potentially increases as the United States dependence on space capabilities increase?

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a. Vulnerability.

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31. (208) Since the inception of joint doctrine there are now how many principles of war?

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d. 12.

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32. (208) Who is responsible for prioritizing space capabilities and resources required to meet the supported commander’s needs?

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d. Commander, United States Strategic Command.

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33. (209) The ability to assure the United States’ access to space while denying adversaries the use of space is the definition of space

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c. control.

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34. (209) Which article of the Outer Space Treaty provides two arms control provisions limiting military space usage?

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b. Article IV.

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35. (209) Who issues standing rules of engagement?

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d. The Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff.

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36. (210) When they are unable to match the United States and its allies in military technology, enemies can potentially use

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c. asymmetric attack.

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37. (210) Measures aimed at preventing freedom of action in a confined area that is under an enemy’s control are called

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b. area-denial.

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38. (211) What Air Force Space Command commander subscribed to a “whole of government” approach to deterrence following the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks?

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b. General Kevin Chilton.

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39. (211) Which dimension involves decision makers and their target audience to think, perceive, visualize, and decide?

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b. Cognitive.

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40. (211) Which non-space option denies the use of space by cutting buried communication lines?

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a. Sabotage.

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41. (211) Which non-space option denies the use of space by inserting false data?

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c. Non-kinetic effects.

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42. (212) Which Operationally Responsive Space platform is a modular, reconfigurable, multimission satellite bus developed using a Modular Open Systems approach?

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b. 2.

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43. (212) Which Operationally Responsive Space platform demonstrated an integrated payload stack for a low-cost payload capability and decreased range costs through automated targeting and range safety processes?

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c. 3.

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44. (213) After Desert Storm what system was created to receive faster missile waring data in theater?

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a. Theater event system.

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45. (213) Which Theater Missile Defense pillar involves delaying/disrupting the enemy’s ability to launch theater and strategic missiles?

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b. Attack operations.

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46. (213) What is critical to ensure a hasty, unfounded response is not made in a possible missile attack?

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c. Dual-phenomenology.

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47. (213) All operations within the United States’ Arctic portion of the area of responsibility fall under the United States

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c. Northern Command.

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48. (213) Which North American Aerospace Defense End State adapts to meet emerging strategic and operational challenges through modernization concepts and for structure requirements?

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d. 4.

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49. (213) What is the nerve center for United States Strategic Command?

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b. Global Operations Center.

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50. (214) What is an Offensive Space Control attack a form of?

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b. Electronic.

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51. (214) What is used to disrupt a target signal strength of a satellite receiver?

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a. Jammer.

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52. (214) What cell will most likely coordinate Offensive Space Control operations?

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d. Special Technical Operations.

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53. (215) What system has nuclear detection as a tertiary mission?

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b. Global Positioning System.

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54. (215) The Global Positioning System is based on what concept?

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d. Trilateration.

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55. (215) How many satellites can a receiver view from most locations with a full Global Positioning System constellation?

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b. 4.

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56. (215) Which Global Positioning System Augmentation transmits corrections across the entire United States and potentially worldwide?

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a. Wide Area Augmentation System.

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57. (216) Which band does not provide services in satellite communications?

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a. Very high frequency.

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58. (216) Commercial sources provide what percentage of satellite communications?

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c. 50.

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59. (217) The traditional missions of mapping, charting, and geodesy are included in which mission area?

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c. Environmental.

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60. (217) Which agency uses the Defense Meteorological Support Program to provide the Air Force and Army with web-based weather products for battlespace characterization?

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b. Air Force Weather Agency.

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61. (217) What positive side effect occurs when the Earth’s atmosphere expands and creates an increase in atmospheric drag?

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a. Reduced space debris.

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62. (218) The preferred orbit for weather and reconnaissance is

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a. Low Earth.

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63. (218) Which orbit is preferred for cellular telephone communications?

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b. Medium Earth.

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64. (218) Which anti-satellite weapon is launched into an orbit similar to the target satellite?

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b. Co-orbital.

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65. (218) How much warning time do satellites in geostationary orbits have against ground-based anti-satellite launches?

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d. 3 to 6 hours.

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66. (219) The CORONA program was the earliest pioneer in what type of intelligence?

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b. Imagery.

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67. (219) Where is the National Reconnaissance Office Operations Squadron located?

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c. Schriever.

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68. (220) As defined by the Department of Defense, what type of intelligence is derived from the collection and exploitation of visual photography, wherein images of objects are reproduced optically or electronically?

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b. Imagery.

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69. (221) What orbit can provide satellite coverage in a matter of minutes?

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b. Low Earth.

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70. (221) When using current systems, what imagery resolution size is usually referred to for each pixel sample of a square area on the ground?

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c. Meters.