Nioc/niod Platform Specific

Front 1

Explain the procedures for the transmission and handling of Privacy Act Information.

Back 1

Individuals or organizations may seek a "routine use" disclosure of info from a DoN Privacy Act (PA) system of records if the system is available. The request must be in writing.

Front 2

Explain the adjudication process:
Investigation

Back 2

Personal security investigations (PSI), are conducted to meet OPM and Executive Branch requirements for employment suitability and personnel security eligibility

Front 3

SAER (Security Access Eligibility Report)

Back 3

Report submitted through JPAS to DONCAF to get the adjudication process started. Also used through JPAS when an incident occurs and additional time is needed to provide more info

Front 4

Appeals

Back 4

Used to dispute the findings of an unfavorable PSI. DoN will convene an appeals board for such cases

Front 5

LOI (Letter of Intent)

Back 5

Issued to deny or revoke eligibility for assignment to sensitive security positions or access to classified info

Front 6

LOD (Letter of Denial)

Back 6

Issued to DoN for individuals denied clearances based on their security eligibility

Front 7

JCAVS (Joint Clearance and Access Verification System)

Back 7

System where Security Manager ensures that personnel security investigations, clearances, and accesses are properly recorded

Front 8

State the purpose of SF86

Back 8

Document used as a basis for current and future investigations, security clearance investigations, and determinations for your suitability for employment

Front 9

State the purpose of DD Form 1847-1

Back 9

SCI Nondisclosure Statement. It identifies people when it is necessary to certify their access to SCI

Front 10

State the purpose of the Adjunct Faculty Program

Back 10

To utilize subject matter expertise to meet global training needs

Front 11

State the minimum DLPT score standard for CTI

Back 11

2/2(Listening/Reading) or higher except for:
Arabic, Persian-Farsi, and Chinese which require 1+/2 or 2/1+

Front 12

Name the language associated with the following category:
Category 1

Back 12

French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish

Front 13

Name the language associated with the following category:
Category 2

Back 13

German

Front 14

Name the language associated with the following category:
Category 3

Back 14

Hebrew, Persian-Farsi and Dari, Russian, Serb-Croatian, Tagalog, Thai, and Urdu

Front 15

Name the language associated with the following category:
Category 4

Back 15

Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Pashto

Front 16

State the emergency destruction priority assigned to cryptologic equipment and documents

Back 16

Priority ONE (total destruction priority assigned to cryptologic equipment and documents

Front 17

Describe the Navy's organization structure as defined by annexes A&J of OPORD 2000

Back 17

FLTCYBERCOM OPCON to USCYBERCOM
FLTCYBERCOM ADCON to CNO

Provides operational support to commanders world-wide, serves as Navy Component commander to USCYBERCOM, and assumes OPCON of cryptologic, cyber networks, space and IO

Front 18

Describe the functions of the following command:
USSTRATCOM
(US Strategic Command)

Back 18

Provides nation with global deterrence capabilities to combat adversary WMD worldwide. Space and global strike ops; IO; integrated missile defense

Front 19

Describe the functions of the following command:
CYBERCOM
(Cyber Command)

Back 19

Plans, coordinates, integrates, synchronizes, and conducts activities to prepare for and conduct full spectrum military cyberspace ops, ensure US/Allied freedom of action in cyberspace, and deny the same to adversaries

Front 20

Describe the functions of the following command:
JFCC-ISR
(Joint Functional Component Command-ISR)

Back 20

Responsible for coordinating global intel collection; key enabler to achieving global situational awareness. The commander also serves as the Director, DIA.

Front 21

Describe the functions of the following command:
JFCC-Space
(Joint Functional Component Command-Space)

Back 21

Conducts planning, execution, and force management, as directed by USSTRATCOM, of assigned missions for space ops; Commander 14th Air Force

Front 22

Describe the functions of the following command:
JIOWC
(Joint IO Warfare Center)

Back 22

Plans, integrates, and synchronizes IO in direct support of Joint Force Commanders; located at Lackland AFB, Texas

Front 23

Define the following in relation to CSGs:
Three formal categories

Back 23

Permanent, Service Component, and Expeditionary

Front 24

Define the following in relation to CSGs:
Customer relationship functions

Back 24

Facilitate Ins
Provide expertise
Educate
Reachback support
Stand watch as needed

Front 25

Define the following in relation to CSGs:
SIGINT production functions

Back 25

If granted- production chain, sanitize, and collateral level support

Front 26

SIGINT operational relationships

Back 26

SIGINT LNOs(Liason Officer), 2nd and 3rd party LNOs, DNI LNOs, or site specific needs

Front 27

Rules of Engagement

Back 27

directives that dictate circumstances for starting or continuing combat engagement

Front 28

Law of war (armed conflict)

Back 28

Part of international law that regulates the conduct of armed hostilities.

Front 29

No-strike list (NSL)

Back 29

List of geographic areas, complexes, or installations not planned for capture or destruction; Safe zone

Front 30

Restricted target list (RTL)

Back 30

List of restricted targets nominated by elements of the joint force and approved by the joint force commander

Front 31

Battle Damage Assessment (BDA)

Back 31

Timely and accurate estimate of damage from the application of military force against a predetermined objective

Front 32

Information Operations

Back 32

The integrated employment of EW, CNO, PSYOP, MILDEC, and OPSEC to influence, disrupt, corrupt, or usurp adversarial human and automated decision making while protection our own

Front 33

Information Warfare

Back 33

use and management of information technology, may involve collection of tactical information

Front 34

Describe Target Development

Back 34

To produce from the approved targets a target nomination list (TNL) that identifies those elements within an adversary's power base that most closely support the JFC's objectives

Front 35

Define Time Sensitive Targeting and its six phases

Back 35

Targets requiring immediate response because they pose or will pose a danger to friendly forces: 1) Detect 2) Locate 3) Identify 4) Decide 5) Strike 6) Assess

Front 36

SSN

Back 36

Nuclear powered attack submarines; USS Seawolf, USS Los Angeles

Front 37

SSGN

Back 37

Nuclear powered guided missle submarine; USS Ohio

Front 38

EA-6B Prowler

Back 38

EW jamming system, data links, and communication capabilities. Designed for carriers or forward base ops.

Front 39

E-2C Hawkeye

Back 39

Carrier based tactical airborne warning and control system. Maintain surveillance of both airborne and surface, hostile and friendly

Front 40

P-3C Orion

Back 40

Land based, long range anti submarine warfare patrol aircraft

Front 41

EP-3E

Back 41

Real-time tactical electronic reconnaissance capabilities

Front 42

RC-135

Back 42

near real-time on-scene collection, analysis and dissemination capabilities

Front 43

RQ-1A Predator

Back 43

medium altitude remotely operated aircraft designed to conduct recon and target acquisitions within a 400 nautical mile radius

Front 44

EC-130H Compass Call

Back 44

modified C-130 Hercules configured to use noise and modulated jamming to prevent comms or degrade transfer of info essential to enemy systems and resources

Front 45

U-2

Back 45

provides high altitude all weather, day and night intelligence gathering. Also used for electronic sensor research and development and satellite calibration/data validation.