Eidws 103 Organization

Front 1

State the mission of the U.S. Navy

Back 1

maintain, train, and equip combat-ready naval forces capable of winning wars, deterring aggression and maintaining freedom of the seas

Front 2

Discuss the NCA, its members and functions.

Back 2

- ultimate lawful source of military orders

- president of the united states (as commander-in-chief) and the u.s. secretary defense jointly, unless incapacitated

- responsibility for military operations goes from president to the secdef and then directly to the unified combatant commands, thus by passing the jcs

Front 3

Discuss the difference between OPCON and ADCON.

Back 3

OPCON (operational control)- organizing and employing commands and forces, assigning tasks, designating objectives, and giving authoritative direction necessary to accomplish the mission

ADCON (administrative control)- direction or exercise of authority in respect to administration and support in matters not included in the operational missions

Front 4

Discuss the function of the following: a. COCOM

Back 4

COCOM (combatant command)

comprised of 2 or more services with broad/ongoing missions

provide effective C2 of forces in peace and war

Front 5

Discuss the function of the following: b. Navy Component Command

Back 5

operational forces that comprise U.S. Navy

nine specific component act as the naval forces component of each COCOM

Front 6

Discuss the function of the following: c. FLTCOM

Back 6

seven numbered fleets act as force providers, training and maintaining naval units for COCOM

Front 7

Discuss the function of the following: d. TYCOM

Back 7

Type Command (TYCOM)

organized by type:

air: commander naval air force

subs: commander submarine force

other ships: commander naval surface force

*normally ships/units will fall under TYCOM during primary/intermediate training cycles*

Front 8

State the location, mission and component commands for the following: a. PACOM

Back 8

location: Pearl Harbor, Oahu, HI

mission: protect and defends U.S., its territories allies and interests; alongside allies and partners, promotes regional security and deters aggression; deterrence fails, prepared to respond to full spectrum of military contingencies to restore asia-pacific stability and security

component: u.s. army pacific command, u.s. pacific fleet (uspacflt), u.s. pacific air forces, fleet marine force pacific

Front 9

State the location, mission and component commands for the following: b. EUCOM

Back 9

location: stuggart, germany

mission: conduct military operations, international military and interagency partnering to enhance transatlantic security and defend the u.s. forward

component: u.s. army Europe, u.s. naval forces Europe, special operations command europe

Front 10

State the location, mission and component commands for the following: c. SOUTHCOM

Back 10

location: Miami, fl

mission: "we are ready to conduct joint and combined full-spectrum military operations and support whole-of-government efforts to enhance regional security and cooperation."

component: u.s. naval forces southern command (usnavso); u.s. fourth fleet, air forces southern (12th af)

Front 11

State the location, mission and component commands for the following: d. CENTCOM

Back 11

location: tampa, fl

mission: with national and international partners promotes cooperation among nations, responds to crises and deters or defeats state and non-state aggression and supports development when necessary reconstruction in order to establish conditions for regional, security, stability and prosperity

component: u.s. naval forces central command (usnavcent), u.s. marine forces central command (usmarcent)

Front 12

State the location, mission and component commands for the following: e. NORTHCOM

Back 12

location: Colorado springs, co

mission: conduct homeland defense, civil support and security cooperation to defend and secure the u.s. and its interests

component: u.s. fleet forces command (usfltforcom), army north

Front 13

State the location, mission and component commands for the following: f. SOCOM

Back 13

location: tampa, fl

mission: provide fully capable special operations to defend u.s. and its interests; synchronize planning of global operations against terrorist networks

component: u.s. navy special warefare command (specwarcom or navsoc or nsw), u.s. marines corps special operations command

Front 14

State the location, mission and component commands for the following: g. TRANSCOM

Back 14

location: scott afb, il

mission: provide air, land and sea transportation for the DOD both in time of peach and time of war

component: military sealift command (msc, navy), surface deployment and distribution command (sddc, army)

Front 15

State the location, mission and component commands for the following: h. STRATCOM

Back 15

location: Offutt afb, ne

mission: promote global security for America by:

1. deter strategic attack

2. provide nation with safe, secure and effective nuclear deterrent force

3. building enduring relationships with partner organizations to confront the broad range of global challenges

4. Address challenges in space.

5. Build cyberspace capability and capacity.

6. Anticipate change and confront uncertainty with agility and innovation.

component: u.s. fleet forces command (usfltforcom), u.s. army forces strategic command (artstrat)

Front 16

State the location, mission and component commands for the following: I. AFRICOM

Back 16

location: Kelley barracks in stuggart germany

mission: in concert with interagency and international partners conducts sustained security engagement through military-to-military programs, military-sponsored activities and other military operations as directed to promote a stable and secure African environment in support of u.s. foreign policy

component: u.s naval forces Africa (usnavforafr), combined joint task force-hoa

Front 17

State the location, mission, and component commands for the following: a. CNO N2/N6 (now Dep CNO for Info Dom)

Back 17

location: pentagon, Washington dc

* CNO N2 is director of naval intelligence; CNO N6 is deputy CNO who leads the navy space team*

mission: serves as link to intel community and joint intel forums for ensuring navy's space requirements are fully realized

component: 8 components; fleet forces command, pacific fleet, naval forces central command, naval forces southern command, naval forces Europe, cybercom, navy reserve, naval special warfare command and operational test and evaluation force (optevfor)

Front 18

State the location, mission, and component commands for the following: b. CNMOC

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commander naval meterology and oceanography command

location: john c. stennis space center, ms

mission: command/management of naval oceanography program, utilizing meteorology/oceanography and precise time/astrometry, to leverage environment and enable successful strategic, tactical and operational battlespace utilization

component: naval oceanographic office, fleet numerical meteorology/oceanography center, naval observatory

Front 19

State the location, mission, and component commands for the following: c. NNWC

Back 19

naval network warfare command

location: joint expeditionary base, Virginia beach, va

mission: direct operations and security of the navy's portion of the global information grid (gig)

Front 20

State the location, mission, and component commands for the following: d. Commander, USSTRATCOM

Back 20

Location: Offutt Air Force Base, NB

Mission: Charged with the missions of global strike, space operations, information operations, missile warning, and integrated missile defense.

Front 21

State the location, mission, and component commands for the following: e. Joint Space Operations Center (JPSOC)

Back 21

Location: Vandenberg Air Force Base, CA

Mission: Provide agile and responsive C2 capabilities to conduct space operations on a 24/7 basis.

component: N/A

Front 22

State the location, mission, and component commands for the following: f. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

Back 22

Location: Washington, DC

Mission: Provides weather information, as well as locating distress alerts. Additionally, its commercial satellite programs contribute to homeland security through global tracking of shipping traffic.

component: N/A

Front 23

State the location, mission, and component commands for the following: g.

Naval Satellite Operations Center (NAVSOC)

Back 23

Location: Point Mugu, CA

Mission: Operates remote satellite ground control stations and uses a state-of-the-art distributed mission control system to maintain telemetry, tracking, and control on operational and scientific satellites. Also provides on-orbit technical and engineering support in conjunction with spacecraft operations.

component: N/A

Front 24

State the location, mission, and component commands for the following: h. NAVYCYBERFOR

Back 24

Location: Little Creek, VA

Mission: Provides C5I capabilities and a cyber workforce.

component: N/A

Front 25

State the location, mission, and component commands for the following: i. ONI

Back 25

Location: Washington, DC

Mission: Produce maritime intelligence and distribute it rapidly to key strategic, operational, and tactical decision-makers.

component: N/A

Front 26

State the location, mission, and component commands for the following: j. Office of the Oceanographer/Navigator of the Navy

Back 26

Location: Washington, DC

Mission: Maintain a precise time reference and a celestial reference frame for the DoD.

component: N/A

Front 27

State the location, mission, and component commands for the following: k. USCYBERCOM

Back 27

Location: Fort Meade, MD

Mission: Directs the operations and defense of specified DoD information networks and conducts full spectrum military cyberspace operations.

Component Commands:
- Army Forces Cyber Command
- Fleet Cyber Command/10th Fleet
- 24th Air Force
- USMC Forces Cyberspace Command

Front 28

State the location, mission, and component commands for the following: Space and Network Warfare Program (SPAWAR)

Back 28

location: Norfolk,va/san diego, ca

mission: navy's information dominance systems command and naval warfare systems command designs, develops and deploys advanced communications and information capabilities

component: N/A

Front 29

Define the operating area of the following numbered fleets: a. 3rd fleet

Back 29

pacific aor

Front 30

Define the operating area of the following numbered fleets: b. 4th fleet

Back 30

atlantic/pacific and caribbean

Front 31

Define the operating area of the following numbered fleets: c. 5th fleet

Back 31

middle east (Persian gulf/red sea/Arabian sea/hoa)

Front 32

Define the operating area of the following numbered fleets: d. 6th fleet

Back 32

Mediterranean sea

Front 33

Define the operating area of the following numbered fleets: e. 7th fleet

Back 33

pacific ocean/indian ocean/Arabian sea

Front 34

Define the operating area of the following numbered fleets: f. 10th fleet

Back 34

cyberspace (u.s. fleet cyber command)

Front 35

Define the operating areas of the following numbered fleets: 2nd fleet

Back 35

atlantic ocean (merged w/fleet forces command in 2011)

Front 36

Define the following: a. Task Force (TF)

Back 36

unit or formation established to work on a single defined task or activity

Front 37

Define the following: b. Task Group (TG)

Back 37

component of a naval task force organized by the commander of a task force or higher authority

Front 38

Define the following: c. Task Unit (TU)

Back 38

component of a naval task group organized by the commander of a task group or higher authority

Front 39

Define the following: d. Task Element (TE)

Back 39

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

Front 40

Describe the following IDC ratings. a. AG

Back 40

aerographer's mate

observes, collects, records and analyzes meteorological and oceanographic data

Front 41

Define the following IDC rating. b. CTI

Back 41

cryptologic technician interpretive

uses foreign language skills and advanced computer systems; collect, analyze, and exploit foreign communications

Front 42

Define the following IDC ratings. c. CTM

Back 42

cryptological technical maintenance

performs preventive and corrective maintenance on electrical and electronic cryptologic and ancillary systems

Front 43

Define the following IDC ratings. d. CTN

Back 43

cryptologic technician network

conduct network operations worldwide to support navy and department of defense national and theater level missions (think: network defense/exploitation)

Front 44

Define the following IDC ratings. e. CTR

Back 44

cryptologic technician collection

operate state-of-the-art computer systems to conduct information operations; collect, analyze and exploit signals of interest to identify, locate and report worldwide threats

Front 45

Define the following IDC ratings. f. CTT

Back 45

cryptologic technician technical

operate and maintain electronic sensors and computer systems; collect, analyze, exploit, and disseminate electronic intelligence (elint) in accordance with fleet and national tasking; provide safety of platform, indications and warning (I&W)

Front 46

Define the following IDC ratings. g. IS

Back 46

intelligence specialist

assist in every phase of the planning, collection, processing, analysis and dissemination of intelligence information; assemble and analyze multi-source operational intelligence in support of all warfare areas.

3910 (imagery); 3912 (ground); 3913 (humint); 3923 (strike); 3924 (all source)

Front 47

Define the following IDC ratings. h. IT

Back 47

information systems technicians

perform core and specialty functions of communication operations, message processing, network administration and security

Front 48

State the location, mission, and component commands of the following Naval and Computer Telecommunication Area Master Stations (NCTAMS): a. NCTAMS LANT

Back 48

Location: Norfolk, VA

Mission: Provide secure and reliable, classified and unclassified, voice, messaging, video, and data telecommunications to surface, subsurface, air and ground forces in support of Command Control Computer Communication and Intelligence (C4I) for real-world operations and exercise and to U.S. Naval, joint and coalition operation forces worldwide.

component: N/A

Front 49

State the location, mission, and component commands of the following Naval and Computer Telecommunication Area Master Stations (NCTAMS): b. NCTAMS PAC

Back 49

Location: Wahiawa, HI

mission: provide diversified communication, network monitoring/control, and electronic maintenance to fleet units and all echelons of shore commands in Hawaii and across the pacific

Front 50

Define C5I. (C4ISR)

Back 50

command, control, communications, computers, cyber and intelligence (C4ISR- command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance)

mission: degrade or interrupt an adversary's information support systems and structure; provide security to deny the enemy knowledge of our capabilities and intentions; allow commander to focus his resources against the enemy's center of gravity

Front 51

Explain the mission of the DISA.

Back 51

defense information systems agency

mission: engineers and provides command and control (C2) capabilities and enterprise infrastructure continuously operating and assuring a global net-centric enterprise across the full spectrum of operations

Front 52

Explain the mission of the NASIC.

Back 52

national air space and intelligence center

mission: integrated assessments/tailored intelligence products directly to military units, national decision makers, and research and acquisition community ensuring force modernization, development and sustainment of us air and space capabilities and weapons treaty negotiations and verification

Front 53

State the mission of the NCDOC.

Back 53

navy cyber defense operations command

mission: coordinate, monitor and oversee defense of navy computer networks and systems to be responsible for accomplishing computer network defense (cnd) missions as assigned by commander, u.s. tenth fleet and commander, u.s. cyber command

Front 54

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: a. ODNI

Back 54

office of the director of national intelligence (odni)

intelligence reform and terrorism act of 2004 established ODNI as independent agency to assist dni

-national counterterrorism center (nctc) major organization within odni

Front 55

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: b. DIA

Back 55

defense intelligence agency

Provide timely, objective, and cogent military intelligence to warfighters, defense planners, and defense and national security policymakers.

Front 56

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: c. NSA

Back 56

national security agency

Unified organization structured to provide for the signals intelligence (SIGINT) mission of the United States and to ensure the protection of national security systems for all departments and agencies of the United States Government (USG).

Front 57

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: d. CIA

Back 57

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

CIA’s primary areas of expertise are in HUMINT collection, all-source analysis, and production of political/econ intel.

Front 58

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: e. NGA

Back 58

National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)

Provides timely, relevant, and accurate geospatial intel (GEOINT) support to include imagery intel, geospatial information, national imagery collection management, commercial imagery, imagery-derived MASINT, and some METOC data and info.

Front 59

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: f. DHS

Back 59

Department of Homeland Security (DHS)

DHS’ Directorate for Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection analyzes the vulnerabilities of US critical infrastructure, assesses terrorist threats to US , and provides input to Homeland Security Advisory System.

Front 60

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: g. FBI

Back 60

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

Primary responsibility for CI/CT ops conducted in U.S. FBI CI operations overseas are coordinated with CIA. FBI shares law enforcement/CI information with appropriate DOD entities and combatant commands.

Front 61

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: h. DEA

Back 61

Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA)

Law enforcement agency under DOJ, tasked with combating drug smuggling and use. Leading agency for enforcement of Controlled Substance Act along with FBI and has sole responsibility for coordinating/pursuing drug investigation leads abroad.

Front 62

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: I. DOE

Back 62

Department of Energy (DOE)

DOE analyzes foreign information relevant to US energy policies and nonproliferation issues.

Front 63

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: j. DOS

Back 63

Department of State (DOS)

Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR) performs intel analysis/produces studies on a wide range of political/economic topics essential to foreign policy determination/execution.

Front 64

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: k. DOT

Back 64

Department of Treasury (DOT)

Analyzes foreign intelligence related to U.S. economic policy and participates with DOS in the overt collection of general foreign economic information.

Front 65

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: l. NASA

Back 65

N/A

Front 66

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: m. NRO

Back 66

National Reconnaissance Office (NRO)

Integrates unique/innovative space-based reconnaissance technologies, and engineering, development, acquisition and operation of space reconnaissance systems and related intel activities.

Front 67

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: n. USAF

Back 67

Air Force Intelligence (USAF)

Dir of ISR (AF/XOI) is responsible for intel policy, planning, programming, evaluation and resource allocation.

-Air Intelligence Agency (AIA)/National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC): Produces multi-source intel products pertaining to foreign air/space threats;

-Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI): Provides a full range of CI services.

Front 68

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: o. USA

Back 68

Army Intelligence (USA)

Army Dep COS for Intel (G-2) exercises staff supervision over Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM).

-INSCOM, through National Ground Intelligence Center, provides intel support to strategic/operational-level commanders in areas of (IMINT), MASINT, SIGINT, tactical HUMINT, CI, IO, and general military, scientific and technical intel.

Front 69

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: p. USMC

Back 69

Marine Corps Intelligence (USMC)

-Dir of Intel is Commandant’s principal intel staff officer and functional manager for intel, CI, and cryptologic material.

-As Service Intelligence Chief, he allocates resources and manpower to operating forces with specific expertise in the areas of human and technical reconnaissance and surveillance, general military intel, human-source intel, CI, IMINT, SIGINT, and tactical exploitation of national capabilities (TENCAP). The Dir of Intel exercises supervision over MCIA.

-MCIA provides tailored intelligence support to Marine Corps operating forces with contingency planning and other requirements for intelligence products not satisfied by other theater or national assets.

Front 70

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: q. USN

Back 70

Navy Intelligence (USN)

-Dir of Naval Intel (DNI) exercises staff supervision over Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI), which provides intel necessary to plan, build, train, equip, and maintain US maritime forces.

-National Maritime Intelligence Center (NMIC) consists of ONI, a detachment of the Marine Corps Intelligence Activity (MCIA), the US Coast Guard (USCG) Intelligence Coordination Center, and the Naval Information Warfare Activity (NIWA).

-Commander, Naval Security Group is US Navy Service cryptologic element (SCE).

-The Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) provides CI services and intelligence on terrorist and unconventional warfare (UW) threats.

Front 71

Identify and discuss the following organizations and their roles in the Intelligence Community: r. USCG

Back 71

United States Coast Guard (USCG)

-Component of Department of Homeland Security, operates as both an armed force and a law enforcement organization.

-USCG’s Maritime Intel Fusion Centers Atlantic and Pacific operate under direction of Assistant Commandant for Intel and serve as central hub for collection, fusion, analysis and dissemination of maritime intel and information to Coast Guard operating units, Department of Homeland Security and all members of IC including DOD and key decision makers at the national level.