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38 Cards in this Set
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What is the mission of the Navy |
Maintain train and equip combat ready naval forces, deter aggressive movements, maintain freedom of the seas |
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Define OPCON and ADCON |
OPC ON operational control is the command or commander in charge of the overall operations of forces. Their duties are to ensure the assigned mission is achieved through the use of forces assigned to the current operation.
ADCON administrative control: is the commander in charge of the individuals units administrative needs to include issuance of orders, pay and personnel issues, as well as issuance of directives and awards. During any given operation the administrative control authority will have the duties of logistical support as well as personnel support |
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What two components make up the national command authority? |
President of United States and secretary of defense |
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COCOM |
Combatant commander-nontransferable command authority over assigned forces |
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Navy COCOM |
Command authority over Atlantic fleet, Pacific Fleet, Navy forces Europe, Navy forces central |
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FLTCOM |
Fleet commander-overall responsibility for the operations of the fleet in there AOR. There are seven numbered fleets |
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TYCOM |
Type commander, responsible for the mission and component commands, which consist of personnel, training and logistics |
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PA COM |
Pacific command, Camp Smith, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, provides Asian/Pacific stability and security |
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EUCOM |
European command, Stuttgart Germany, provides transit lentic in European stability and security |
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JFCOM (DECOM) |
Joint forces command, Suffolk Virginia (disestablished) |
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SOUTHCOM |
Southern command, Miami Florida, joint ops command to enhance regional security in South and Central America |
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CENTCOM |
Central command, McDill Air Force Base, provide homeland defense, support, and security |
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NORTHCOM |
Northern command, Peterson AFB, Colorado, provide homeland defense, support, and security |
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SOCOM |
Special operations command, McDill AFB, Tampa Florida provide support for special operations |
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TRANSCOM |
Transportation command Scott AFB Illinois, provide deployment support |
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STRATCOM |
Strategic command, offett AFB Nebraska leaders in strategic deterrence and preeminent global war fighters in space in cyberspace |
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AFRICOM |
Africa command, Stuttgart Germany, provide peacekeeping as well as health and security in Africa |
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What is US CYBERCOM, where is it located and what are the charged with? |
United States cyber command, Fort Meade Maryland, charged with pulling together existing cyberspace resources, creating synergy and synchronizing war fighting effects to defend the information security environment.
*TYCOM for the information Dominic core also runs 10th fleet* |
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CNO N2/N6 |
Director of Naval intelligence/deputy chief of naval operations. A critical link to the intelligence community |
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CNMOC |
Commander naval meteorology and oceanography command |
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NNWC |
Naval network warfare command, nor folk Virginia-security of global information grid (GIG) |
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What is Commander Naval reserve space role in network warfare command? |
Sponsor reserve your space and support Navy space team |
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Commander US STRATCOM is responsible for what? |
Ensure freedom of action in space and cyberspace |
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Joint space operation center |
Provide capabilities to conduct space operations |
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NOAA |
National oceanic and atmospheric administration |
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What are the responsibilities of the Naval space operation center? |
Maintain a constant surveillance of space and provide space control support and space force enhancement support |
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What is NAVY CYBERFOR and what do they provide? |
Navy cyber forces Suffolk Virginia: Provide command and control for cryptology and space |
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What is ONI, where is it located, and what do they do? |
Office of Naval Intelligence: Suitland, Maryland, produces meaningful maritime Intel rapidly to key strategic, operational, and tactical decision makers |
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What does the Office of Oceanographer/Navigator of the Navy provide? |
Provides navel, joint, and Coalition war fighters with environmental understanding of the air, surface, and subsurface maritime battle space-Washington DC |
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Define the operating areas of the numbered fleets |
2nd - Northfolk Virginia-western Atlantic and continental US
3rd - San Diego California-Eastern in North Pacific
4th - Mayport Florida-Caribbean and Central/eastern South America
5th - Manama Bahrain-Indian Ocean, Suze canal, Red Sea, Arabian Gulf
6th - Naples Italy-eastern Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean and northern sea
7th - yeah Cusco Japan-Western Pacific, north of Antarctic
10th - Fort Meade Maryland Cyber domain |
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Define the following: TF, TG, TU, TE |
Task force-CTF 56 (NECC Forward Bahrain)
Task group-CTG 56.1 (C-IED EOD task a group)
Task unit-CTU 56.1.5 (ExMCM co #1)
Task element-CTE 56.1. 5.1 (MCM PLT 1-2-2) |
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List the IDC ratings |
AG CT(MITRN) IS IT |
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State the location, mission, and component commands of the following naval and computer telecommunication area master stations (NCTAMS)
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NCTAMS LANT - Norfolk Virginia provide secure and reliable telecommunications in support of C4I (command, control, communications, computers, and intelligence) for Atlantic fleet
NCTAMS PAC - Wahiawa Hawaii, provide secure and reliable telecommunications in support of C-4 I for Pacific Fleet |
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Define C4ISR |
Command, control, communications, computers, intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance |
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Explain the mission of the DISA |
Defense information system agency: Provide command-and-control capabilities while assuring global net-centric enterprise in direct support to full spectrum of operations |
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Explain the mission of the NASIC |
Naval air and space intelligence center - provides intelligence directly to Military units development and sustainment of US air, space and cyberspace capabilities |
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State the mission of NCDOC |
Naval cyber defense operations command.
Coordinate, monitor, and oversee the defense of Navy computer networks and systems as assigned by 10th fleet and CYBERCOM |
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What is the agencies within the intelligence community |
ODNI: office of director of national intelligence
DIA: defense intelligence agency
NSA: national security agency
CIA: Central Intelligence Agency
NGA: national Geospatial intelligence agency
DHS: department of homeland security
FBI: Federal Bureau of investigation
DEA: drug enforcement agency
DOE: department of energy
DOS: department of state
DOT: department of transportation or treasury
NASA: national no not ask and space administration
NRO: national reconnaissance office
USAF: US Air Force
USA: US Army
USMC: US Marine Corps
USN: US Navy
US CG: US Coast Guard |
