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67 Cards in this Set
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Discuss the purpose of a Red Cross message
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Red Cross relays urgent messages containing accurate, factual, complete and verified descriptions of the emergency to service members stationed anywhere in the world
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ADNS
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Automated Digital Networking System
Used to connect Navy shipboard networks to other ship and shore networks for transferring Internet Protocol (IP) data of various classifications. |
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CUDIXS
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Common User Digital Information exchange
provides a full duplex interface, over a satellite link with mobile platforms, for the receipt and transmission of general service (GENSER/SIPR) message traffic. |
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VERDIN
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VERy low frequency Digital Information Network
provides a highly reliable and secure system for the delivery of operational, tactical, and administrative messages for deployed submarines. |
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NOVA
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An automated message, store and forward switching system that provides automated re-addressal and quote functions for authorized users.
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IBS
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Integrated Broadcast System
Integrated several intelligence and information systems into a single broadcast system that delivers threat information as well as targeting support for deployed units |
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INMARSAT
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International Maritime Satellite
Provides worldwide Data, Fax, and Voice services via a mobile base station. |
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DMS
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Defense Message System
-NREMS -- provides web based Defense Message System (DMS) messaging capability via web browser or e-mail. -AMHS -- provides a user-friendly means to send and receive messages via the Automated Digital Network (AUTODIN). |
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DCO
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Defense Connect Online
A web based virtual meeting room. |
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GINGERBREAD
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A code word used to alert that there is an Intruder on the Net.
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EEFI
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Essential Elements of Friendly Information
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Beadwindow EEFI disclosure list:
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01 – Position
02 – Capabilities 03 – Operations 04 – Electronic Warfare 05 – Personnel 06 – COMSEC 07 – Inappropriate transmission |
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Define RIVERCITY and state when it is utilized.
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An OPSEC/Information Assurance condition used to limit the access to the unclassified internet.
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JSIR
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Joint Spectrum Interference Resolution
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Meaconing
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The intentional transmission of signals designed to deceive users of navigational aids.
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Intrusion
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the intentional insertion of electromagnetic (EM) energy into transmission paths in any manner, with the objective of deceiving operators or causing confusion
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Jamming
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Is the deliberate radiation, re-radiation, or reflection of electromagnetic energy for the purpose of preventing or reducing an enemy’s effective use of the EM spectrum
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Spectrum management
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Used to ensure that the useable frequency spectrum is deconflicted and ensure that fratricide does not occur
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List the components of a standard Navy message
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FL /2 - Message Header
FL /4 - Classification FL /5 - DTG FL /6 - From FL /7 - To FL /8 - INFO FL /12 - Subject, classication, body |
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Message Precedences:
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R – ROUTINE - 6 hours
P – PRIORITY - 3 hours O – IMMEDIATE - 30 minutes Z – FLASH - AS FAST AS POSSIBLE! W – FLASH OVERRIDE |
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Telecommunications Service Order (TSO)
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The authorization from Headquarters, DISA, a DISA area, or DISA-DSC to start, change, or discontinue circuits or trunks and to effect administrative changes.
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Telecommunications Service Request (TSR)
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A valid, approved, and funded telecommunications requirement prepared in accordance with the format from, and submitted to, DISA or DISA activities for fulfillment.
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State the purpose of Electronic Key Management System (EKMS)
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The long-term goal of EKMS is to minimize human access to keying material.
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OTAT/OTAR
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Over The Air Transmission - Electronic KEYMAT material transmitted via broadcast directly to Crypto devices
Over The Air Rekeying - The same as an OTAT, but it is used to rekey crypto equipment in case of an update or emergency. |
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TEMPEST
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The codeword for unwanted electromagnetic/mechanical radiation.
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EMCON
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Emissions Control - conducted to minimize or cease all electromagnetic radiation to avoid detection or geolocation by hostile forces.
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ASW
SUW IW AW STW NSW |
Anti Submarine Warfare
Surface Warfare Information Warfare Air Warfare Strike Warfare Naval Special Warfare |
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Discuss the purpose of Direct Support Assets
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Direct Support (DIRSUP) assets are used for short-duration requirements which require specialists not normally included in a ship’s PCS complement.
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PSYOP
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Psychological Operations: are planned operations to convey selected information to targeted foreign audiences to influence their behavior.
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MILDEC
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Military Deception: are actions taken to deliberately mislead adversary military decision makers as to the disposition, numbers, or intentions of friendly forces, thereby causing the adversary misinterpret the actual military situation.
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OPSEC
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Operations Security: is a process of identifying information that is critical to friendly operations and that could enable adversaries to attack or exploit operational vulnerabilities.
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CNO
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Computer Network Operations: is comprised of Computer Network Attack (CNA), Computer Network Exploit (CNE), and Computer Network Defense (CND)
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Define the roles of the U. S. Navy Blue and Red teams.
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Red Team - uses publicly available data to test IAVA and system configuration compliance of US Navy networks and attempt to detect any vulnerabilities.
Blue Team - ensures US Navy networks meet IAVA and system configuration compliance. |
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USC Title 10
USC Title 50 |
10 - It provides the legal basis for the roles, missions, and organization of each or the services as well as the US DoD.
50 - Outlines the role of war and the National defense in the United States Code. |
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Define CRITIC
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CRITIC messages are a reporting vehicle used to notify the President and the National Security Council of critical information.
Sent at FLASH OVERRIDE message precedence Message sent in under 3 minutes from CRITIC reportable event! |
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CCOP
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Cryptologic Carry-On Program
-Provides specialized equipment for Fleet cryptologic requirements -Provides Comprehensive Cryptologic Capability to the Furthest Corners of the World Where None May Exist. |
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NITES
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Navy Integrated Environmental Support Subsystem
A set of METOC forecast, database, and decision aid tools tailored for specific platforms. |
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JDISS
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Joint Deployable Intelligence Support System
provides a family of hardware and software capabilities that allow connectivity and interoperability with supporting and joint forces in any situation |
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MDA
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Maritime Domain Awareness
The effective understanding of any maritime threat that could impact the security, safety, economy, or environment of our nation. |
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MOC
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Maritime Operations Center
Provides support in the execution of the nation’s Maritime Strategy |
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OPSEC
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Denying an adversary critical information regarding our planning, processes or operations; and regularly assessing our ability to prevent exploitation.
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Discuss The Five Step Planning Process (OPSEC)
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Step 1: Identify Critical Information (CI)
Step 2: Threat Assessment Step 3: Vulnerability Analysis Step 4: Risk Assessment Step 5: Measures / Countermeasures |
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Describe The OPSEC Considerations Regarding Public Affairs
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The PAO and OPSEC Officer should coordinate the release of data relative to the mission or to impending potentially sensitive activity together.
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WRA
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Web Risk Assessment
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Define the six steps of Intelligence.
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Planning and Direction
Collection Processing and Exploitation Analysis and Production Dissemination and Integration Evaluation and Feedback |
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Describe the three categories of Intelligence.
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Strategic Intelligence - for the formation of policy and military plans
Operational Intelligence - for planning operations within regional theaters or areas of operations. Tactical Intelligence - focuses on a potential adversary capabilities, his immediate intentions, and the environment. |
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DJIOC
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Defense Joint Intelligence Operations Center
The DJIOC is the lead DOD intelligence organization responsible for integrating and synchronizing military intelligence and national intelligence capabilities. |
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JIOC
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Combatant Command Joint Intelligence Operations Centers
The combatant command JIOCs are the primary intelligence organizations providing support to joint forces at the operational and tactical levels. |
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JTF JISE
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Joint Task Force Joint Intelligence Support Elements
Normally manages the intelligence collection, production, analysis, and dissemination for a joint force. |
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PIR
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Priority Intelligence Requirement
An intelligence requirement that the commander and staff need to understand adversary or the operational environment. |
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CCIR
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Commander Critical Information Requirement
Designed to feed important, time-sensitive information to the commander so he can make a decision that should dramatically affect the fight. |
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Explain Intelligence Oversight and state the publications that govern it.
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The supervision of Intelligence Agencies, and making them accountable for their actions.
Executive Order 12333 DoD Regulation 5240.1-R NSA Policy 1-23 USSID SP0018 |
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IPBE
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Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace Environment
The analytical process used to produce intelligence assessments, estimates and other intelligence products in support of the commander’s decision making process. |
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Mission of Fleet Intelligence Office
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Office of Naval Intelligence provides the intelligence necessary to plan, build, train, equip, and maintain US Naval forces.
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Explain ISR mission requirements and fundamentals
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Address how all available ISR assets and associated tasking processing, exploitation, and dissemination (TPED) infrastructure
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Explain the function of an Intelligence Fusion Cell
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The process of collecting and examining information from all available sources and intelligence disciplines to derive as complete of an assessment as possible of detected activity.
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HUMINT
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Human Intelligence
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OSINT
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Open Source Intelligence
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MASINT
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Measurement and Signature Intelligence
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SIGINT
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Signals Intelligence
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COMINT
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Communications Intelligence
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FISINT
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Foreign Instrumentations Signals Intelligence
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ELINT
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Electronic Intelligence
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ACINT
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Acoustic Intelligence
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IMINT
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Imagery Intelligence
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Type of Intelligence briefs
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Current Intelligence Briefings Aircrew Briefings
Deployment Briefings Port Briefings Pre-Deployment briefings Strike Support Briefs |
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Define the role of an Intelligence watch floor.
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Order of battle analysis, analysis of adversary C4, and maintenance of a 24- hour watch.
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