Eidws Common Core 103

Front 1

State the mission of the US Navy.

Back 1

Maintain, train and equip combat-ready Naval forces capable of winning wars and maintaining freedom of the seas.

Front 2

Discuss the National Command Authority (NCA).

Back 2

-Order the use of Nuclear weapons.
-No one person can order nuclear weapons be used

Front 3

Discuss the difference between Operational Control (OPCON) andAdministrative Control (ADCON)

Back 3

-OPCON: delegation of athority with in their command.

-ADCON: Control over everything not operational.

Front 4

Describe the function of Combatant Commander (COCOM)

Back 4

Exercises authority direction, and control over the commands and forces assigned to that command.

Front 5

Describe the function of the Type Commander.

Back 5

Responsible for the ships that make up the operational numbered fleets.

Front 6

Location, mission and component commands for PACOM.

Back 6

Location: Camp Smith, Hawaii
Mission: enhancing stability in the Asia-Pacific region.

Front 7

Location, mission and component commands for EUCOM.

Back 7

Location: Stuttgart Germany
Mission: builds partner capacity to enhance translantic security
Component Commands: US Army Europe, US Air Force Europe, US Naval Forces Europe, US Marine Corps Europs, US Special Operations Command Europe

Front 8

Location, mission and component commands for JFCOM.

Back 8

Location: Norfolk, Virginia
Mission: To provide mission ready joint capable forces
Component Commands: Forces Command, Marine Forces Command, US Fleet Forces Command, Air Combat Command

Front 9

Location, mission and component commands for SOUTHCOM.

Back 9

Location: Miami, Florida
Mission: Conduct military operations and promote security cooperation to achieve US strategic objectives.
Component Commands: US Army South, Air Forces Southern, US Naval Forces Southern Command, US Marine Corps Forces South, Special Operations Command South

Front 10

Location, mission and component commands for CENTCOM.

Back 10

Location: Bahrain
Mission: Maintains and helps builds regional stability, security, and prosperity.
Component Commands: AF CENTCOM, NF CENTCOM, MF CENTCOM, SPECOPS CENTCOM

Front 11

Location, mission and component commands for NORTHCOM.

Back 11

Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado
Mission: Anticipate and conduct Homeland Defense and Civil Support operations within the United States.

Front 12

Location, mission and component commands for SOCOM.

Back 12

Location: Tampa Bay, Florida
Mission: Provide fully capable special operations forces to defend the united states and its intrests.
Component Commands: Army SPECOPS Command, Naval Special Warfare Command, Air Force SPECOPS Command, Marine Corps Forces SPECOPS Command, Joint SPECOPS University

Front 13

Location, mission and component commands for TRANSCOM.

Back 13

Location: Scott Air Force Base, Illinois
Mission: Develop and direct joint deployment of Military assets to support the global mission.
Component commands: Air Mobility Command, Military Sealift Command, Military Surface deployment and Distribution Command.

Front 14

Location, mission and component commands for STRATCOM.

Back 14

Location: OFFUTT Air Force Base Nebraska
Mission: Space, Cyberspace, Nuclear operations, global missle defense,
component Commadns: US Army Forces Strategic Command, Fleet Forces Command, Marine Corps Forces US Strategic Command, Air Force Space Command

Front 15

Location, mission and component commands for AFRICOM.

Back 15

Location: Stuttgart, Germany
Mission: sustain security engagement through military to military programs to promote a stable African environment.
Component Commands: US Army Africa, 17th Air Force, US Navy 6th Fleet, Marine Corps Forces Africa

Front 16

Location, mission and component commands for USCYBERCOM.

Back 16

Location: US CYBER COMMAND Fort Meade
Mission: Operation and defense of cyberspace
Component Commands:Army Forces Cyber Command, Fleet Cyber Command (10th Fleet), 24th Air force, USMC Forces Cyberspace Command.

Front 17

Location, mission and component commands for CNO N2/N6.

Back 17

Director of Naval Intelligence Divison, Office of Naval intel.

Front 18

Location, mission and component commands for CNOMOC.

Back 18

Commander, Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command
Location: Stennis Space Center MS
Mission: Naval oceanography program and including meteorology, astrometry to enable strategic, tactical and operational planning.

Front 19

Location, mission and component commands for NNWC.

Back 19

Naval Network Warfare Command
Location: Fort Story, VA
Mission: Operation and security of the Navy's portion of the Global Information Grid.

Front 20

Location, mission and component commands for Commander USSTRATCOM.

Back 20

Location Omaha Nebraska
Mission: Responsible for space operations; global strike; global missile defense; and global command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (C4ISR), and combating weapons of mass destruction

Front 21

Location, mission and component commands for Commander reserve space and network warfare program.

Back 21

Mission: responsible for sponsoring the reserve Space Cadre and supporting the Navy Space Team

Front 22

Location, mission and component commands for Joint Space Operations Center.

Back 22

Mission: Provide Commander JFCC SPACE with responsive C2 capabilities to conduct space operations on a 24/7 basis.

Front 23

Location, mission and component commands for NOAA.

Back 23

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Mission: Provides weather information through numerous satellite progams as well as locating distress alerts viw the search and rescue satellite-aided tracking system.

Front 24

Location, mission and component commands for NAVCYBERFOR.

Back 24

Mission: Provides relevant, resilient and effective C5I capabilities and a highly trained cyber workforce to maximize Fleet readiness and support all missions through cyberspace.

Front 25

Location, mission and component commands for ONI.

Back 25

Mission: To gain and hold a decisive information advantage over America’s potential adversaries

Front 26

Location, mission and component commands for Office of the Oceanographer/Navigator of the Navy.

Back 26

Mission: Maintaining a precise time reference and a celestial reference frame for the Department of Defense

Front 27

Define the operating areas of the 3rd Fleet.

Back 27

Located in San Diego CA
Pacific AOR

Front 28

Define the operating areas of the 4th Fleet.

Back 28

Located in Mayport FL
Caribean and central and South America.

Front 29

Define the operating areas of the 5th Fleet.

Back 29

Located in Manama Bahrain
Naval forces in the Persian Gulf, Red Sea, Arabian Sea, and the Coast off East Africa as far south as Kenya.

Front 30

Define the operating areas of the 6th Fleet.

Back 30

Located in Gaeta Italy
Mediterranean Sea

Front 31

Define the operating areas of the 7th Fleet.

Back 31

Located in Yokosuka Japan
Permanent forward projection force based in Yokosuka, Japan with units positioned near South Korea and Japan.

Front 32

Define the operating areas of the 10th Fleet.

Back 32

Located Ft Meade Maryland
US Cyber Command

Front 33

Define TF

Back 33

Task Force - A unti of formation established to work on a single defined task or activity

Front 34

Define TG

Back 34

Task Group - A component of a naval task force organized by the commander of a task force or higher authority.

Front 35

Define TU

Back 35

Task Unit - A component of a naval task group organized by the commander of a task group or higher authority

Front 36

Define TE

Back 36

A component of a naval task unit organized by the commander of a task unit or higher authority.

Front 37

Describe the AG rating.

Back 37

Aerographers mate - observe collect and analyze meteorological and oceanographic data prepare warnings of sever and hazardous weather and sea conditions.

Front 38

Describe the CTI rating.

Back 38

Cryptologic Technicians Interpretive - Information Operations using foreign language skills and advanced computer systems.

Front 39

Describe the CTM rating.

Back 39

Cryptologic Technicians Maintenance - Preventive and corrective maintenance on electrical and electronic cryptologic and ancillary systems.

Front 40

Describe the CTN rating.

Back 40

Cryptologic Technicians Network - Monitor, identify, collect and analyze information. Provide ata for digital network products.

Front 41

Describe the CTR rating.

Back 41

Cryptologic Technicians Collection - Collect analyze and exploit signals of intrest to ID locate and report worldwide threats. Signals intelligence

Front 42

Describe the CTT rating.

Back 42

Cryptologic Technicians Technical
Maintain electronic sensors and computer systems. Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) in accordance with fleet and national tasking.

Front 43

Describe the IS rating.

Back 43

Intelligence Specialists - Assist in planning, collection, processing, analysis, and dissemination of intelligence information

Front 44

Describe the IT rating.

Back 44

Information Systems Technicians - Perform core and specialty functions of Communications Operations, message processing, Network Administration and security.

Front 45

Location, Mission and component commands of NCTAMS LANT.

Back 45

Location: Norfolk VA
Mission: Provide secure and reliable classified and unclassified voice messaging video and data telecommunications to the fleet.

Front 46

Location, Mission and component commands of NCTAMS PAC.

Back 46

Location: Wahiawa, Oahu
Mission: Provide diversified communications network monitoring and control and electronic maintenance to fleet units and all echelons of shore commands across the pacific.

Front 47

Define C5I.

Back 47

Command Control Communications Computers Combat systems Intelligence - Degrade or interrupt an adversarys information support systems and structure.

Front 48

Explain the mission of the DISA.

Back 48

Defense Information Systems Agency - A combat support agency engineers and provides command and control capabilities and Enterprise Infrastructure Continuously operating and assuring a global net-centric enterprise in direct support to joint warfighters, national level leaders and other mission and coalition partners across the full spectrum of operations.

Front 49

Explain the mission of the NASIC.

Back 49

National Air and Space Intelligence Center - Provide Intel directly to operational military units national and DOD decision makers and the research and acquisition community which develops and sustains US air and space capabilities.

Front 50

State the mission of the NCDOC.

Back 50

Navy Cyber Defense Operations Command - responsible for around the clock protection of the Navy's computer networks with more than 700,000 users worldwide.

Front 51

ID and discuss ODNI.

Back 51

Office of the Director of National Intelligence - Head of the intel community. Directing and implementing the National Intelligence Program.

Front 52

ID and discuss DIA.

Back 52

Defense Intelligence Agency - Timely, objective and cogent military intelligence to warfighters.

Front 53

ID and discuss NSA.

Back 53

National Security Agency - unified organization structure to provide for the SIGINT mission to ensure the protection of the national security systems for all departments and agencies.

Front 54

ID and discuss CIA.

Back 54

Central Intelligence Agency - Expert in HUMINT collection all-source analysis and the production of political and economic intelligence.

Front 55

ID and discuss NGA.

Back 55

National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency - Provides geospatial intelligence, meteorological, and oceanographic data and information.

Front 56

ID and discuss DHS.

Back 56

Department of Homeland Security - Analyzes the vulnerabilities of US critical infrastructure, assesses the scope of terrorist threats to the US homeland and provides input to the Homeland Security Advisory System.

Front 57

ID and discuss FBI.

Back 57

Federal Bureau of Investigation - Primary responsibility for Counter Intelligence and counterterrorism operations conducted in the US.

Front 58

ID and discuss DEA

Back 58

Drug Enforcement Administration - Enforce the controlled substance laws and regulations of the US.

Front 59

ID and discuss DOE.

Back 59

Department of Energy - Analyzes foreign information relevant to US energy policies.

Front 60

ID and discuss DOS.

Back 60

Department of State - Performs intelligence analysis and produces sudies on a wide range of political and economic topics essential to foreign policy determination and execution.

Front 61

ID and discuss DOT.

Back 61

Department of Treasury - Analyzes foreign intelligence related to US economic policy and participates with DOS in the overt collection of general foreign economic information.

Front 62

ID and discuss NASA.

Back 62

Pioneer the future in space exploration scientific discovery and aeronautics research.

Front 63

ID and discuss NRO.

Back 63

National Reconnaissance Office - Responsible for integrating unique and innovative space-based reconnaissance technologies, and use of space recon systems.

Front 64

ID and discuss USAF.

Back 64

Responsible for intel policy, planning, programming, evaluation and resource allocation.

Front 65

ID and discuss USA.

Back 65

Exercises staff supervision over the US Army intel and security command.

Front 66

ID and discuss USMC.

Back 66

Intel in the Marine Corps

Front 67

ID and discuss USN.

Back 67

Intel necessary to plan, build, train, equip, and maintain US maritime forces.

Front 68

ID and discuss USCG.

Back 68

Maritime Intel