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Fleet Multi-channel Broadcast system |
Primary means of delivering message traffic to the fleet. |
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MULCAST System |
Highly flexible system providing global broadcast service to the fleet via 4 major comms areas. |
A max of 16 channels of info are combined to form the Multi-channel broadcast |
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TACAMO |
Survivable comms link during trans-attack and post attack phases of conflict. |
Enables POTUS & SECDEF to directly contact subs, bombers, and missile platforms. |
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Nature of USW patrol |
Aircraft ops requires dedicated transmission of all ground to air traffic using the broadcast method. |
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UHF DAMA subsys |
Developed to allow multiple baseband subsystems or users to simultaneously use a single 25 or 5 kHz SAT channel |
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SHF SATCOM |
System that provides worldwide coverage with high capacity, anti-jam, real time command and control comms links w/ full-duplex capabilities. |
Via SHF satellites, b/w mobile units and DSCS Sites |
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EHF |
Provides the services w/ interoperable and survivable SATCOM |
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UHF |
FLTSAT & LEASAT for worldwide communication connectivity w/ all naval ships & subs, certain land&air platforms, & shore sites. |
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NTP 2, CIB/CIA |
apt to provide the best current info on the latest procedures for communicating in this dynamic environment. |
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COMSEC |
Measure and controls taken to deny unauthorized person(s) information derived from telecomms and ensure authenticity of such telecomms |
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Access and visitors Control |
Maintain a master list of individuals having routine access to classified comms spaces. |
Should show: Name, Rank, lvl of clearance & access authorized w/ thier specific function/spaces |
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BEADWINDOW |
Real time procedure which brings to the immediate attention of circuit operators the fact that an EEFI (Essential Elements of Friendly Information) disclosure has or may have occured |
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Emergency Destruction Plan |
Outline procedures to reduce the amount of classified material held and realign storage so that should emegency destruction be required it can be done quick. |
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3 Methods of of operating Circuits |
Simplex, duplex, & semi-duplex |
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Semi-Duplex |
Circuits are a combo of simplex & duplex. |
All stations except NECOS transmit and receive on the same f. |
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Duplex |
A circuit designed tobtransmit and receive simultaneously |
Ea. station xmits on a diff f and both stations transmit concurrently |
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Full Period Termination |
Dedicated circuits that provide comms b/w commanders afloat and ashore |
Requires allocation of limited NCTAMS/NAVCOMTELSTA assets |
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Primary Ship/Shore circuits |
Encrypted, Frequency Shift Keying(FSK)/ Phase Shift Keying(PSK) PC nets which permit afloat units to transmit record comms for delivery ashore. |
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Service Messages |
Short & concise msgs b/w comm personnel. |
Have the force of of official comms and eill be accorded prompt attention. |
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Comms Officer |
May delegate release authority for service msgs down to the comms watch supervisor. |
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Operating signals |
"Q & Z" signals, found in ACP 131 & its supplement. |
Provide concise UNCLAS code designed for use bt comms personnel to exchange info related to establishing comms or msg handling |
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When an originating or relay station detects an error in a transmission, that station must send a correction by using: |
Concise service or else ZDG/ZEL procedures. |
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Broadcast Screen Request (BRS) |
PROFORMA msg designed for flt broadcast subscribers to request the rerun(ZDK) of msgs missed or recieved garbled on any flt broadcast |
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NETWARCOM |
Naval Network Warfare Command |
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Naval Network Warfare Command |
Navy's central operational authority for C4I, space, & Info Ops |
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C4I |
Command, Control, Comms, Computets, & Intell |
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NCTAMS |
Naval Computer & Telecomms Area Master Stations |
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