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A process of procedures used to protect information.

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INFOSEC

Front 2

Four different types of security comprise COMSEC.

Back 2

Crypto-security

Emission Security

Traffic Flow Security

Transmission Security

Front 3

A defensive action that attempts to prevent our adversaries from gaining and exploiting our unclassified, but critical, information.

Back 3

OPSEC

Front 4

Using badges to control access to a SCIF is an example of ___.

Back 4

Physical Security

Front 5

The two types of SCIFs.

Back 5

Open Storage/Closed Storage

Front 6

To integrate service and national intelligence capabilities into a unified effort that surpasses any single organizational effort and provides the most accurate and timely intelligence to commanders.

The "Objective" of what?

Back 6

Objective of Joint Intelligence

Front 7

Which principle of joint intelligence states you must be intellectually honest?

Back 7

Integrity

Front 8

Which principle of joint intelligence states you must think like the adversary?

Back 8

Perspective

Front 9

Which principle of joint intelligence states you must remain flexible and adapt to changing situations?

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Agility

Front 10

Which principle of joint intelligence states you must exploit all sources of information and intelligence?

Back 10

Fusion

Front 11

Which principle of joint intelligence states you must leverage expertise of diverse analytic resources?

Back 11

Collaboration

Front 12

What are the three levels of commands used by joint forces?

Back 12

Unified, Subordinate, JTF

Front 13

How many of the unified commands are organized geographically?

Back 13

6 unified commands

Front 14

(T/F) A JTF is established on a geographic basis only.

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False

Front 15

Which directorate of Joint Staff has the primary function to support the commander and the staff by ensuring the availability of reliable intelligence and timely indications and warnings?

Back 15

J2- Intelligence Directorate

Front 16

What serves as the primary intelligence organization providing support to joint forces at operational and tactical levels?

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JIOC

Front 17

Sabotage is a type of ____ warfare.

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Unconventional

Front 18

Conflict between equally capable forces.

Back 18

Symmetric Warfare

Front 19

Which level of war addresses issues of why we will fight, what we will fight with, and why the enemy fights against us?

Back 19

Strategic Level

Front 20

Military operation designated by the SecDef as an operation in which the members of the armed forces are or may become involved in military actions, operations, or hostilities against an enemy of the US.

Back 20

Contingency Operation

Front 21

Written description of the combatant commanders concept of operations to counter a perceived threat.

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OPLAN

Front 22

What type of order is normally issued following a decision by the president that conducts of military operations in support of national interests is a distinct possibility?

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ALERTORD

Front 23

An ADHOC arrangement between two or more nations for a common action.

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Coalition Operations

Front 24

What are the two different types of intelligence sharing that may occur between coalition partners?

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Full Exchange/Liaison Exchange

Front 25

AF force generation construct used to manage the battle rhythm of these forces in order to meet global CCDR requirements.

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Aerospace Expeditionary Force (AEF)

Front 26

How many MAJCOMs are there in the AF and how are they organized?

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10/ Organized on a Fundamental and Geographical Basis

Front 27

What is key to successful employment of AF forces when conducting joint operations?

Back 27

Having a Single AF officer.

Front 28

What are the three subcategories of SIGINT?

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COMINT/ELINT/FISINT

Front 29

Intelligence derived from the interception and analysis of non-communications emitters.

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ELINT

Front 30

All intelligence professionals are considered to be this...

Back 30

Analysts

Front 31

Personnel assigned to the special duty identifier of collecting and reporting intelligence info obtained from human sources in response to requirements.

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8D000 Strategic Debriefer

Front 32

What serves as the President's principal arm for coordinating policy among various government agencies?

Back 32

National Security Council (NSC)

Front 33

Who is responsible for reducing US vulnerability to terrorism and to detect, prevent, and respond to terrorist attacks?

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Department of Homeland Security

Front 34

Who is the primary military advisory council to the President of the US and SecDef?

Back 34

The Joint Chiefs of Staff

Front 35

Who is appointed by the president and establishes objectives and priorities for the Intelligence community?

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Director of National intelligence

Front 36

Whose mission is it to provide timely and objective military intelligence to warfighters, defense policy makers, and force planners?

Back 36

Defense Intelligence Agency

Front 37

Four primary cryptologic centers.

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Fort Gordon, Georgia

Lackland AFB, Texas

Kunia, Hawaii

Denver, Colorado

Front 38

Which Title provides the legal basis for the roles, missions, and organizations of each of the services as well as the DoD?

Back 38

10

Front 39

Which Title outlines the role of the US National Guard?

Back 39

32

Front 40

Which Title contains numerous laws that cover intelligence activities?

Back 40

50

Front 41

Which two Titles in combination regulate the activities and funding of the US Intelligence Community?

Back 41

10-50

Front 42

Who is the focal point for the functional management of all AF ISR capabilities?

Back 42

Deputy Chief of Staff for ISR (A2)

Front 43

What agency analyzes foreign air and air defense TTPs and was activated as a Field Operating Agency of the USAF, on 01 FEB 01?

Back 43

Air Force Intelligence Analysis Agency (AFIAA)

Front 44

What agency organizes, trains, equips, and presents assigned forces and capabilities to conduct ISR utilizing assets ranging from worldwide ground sites to manned and unmanned airborne platforms?

Back 44

AFISRA

Front 45

Who produces and delivers timely, tailored targeting and geospatial intelligence and conducts precise Point Positioning and CDE?

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Air Force Targeting Center (AFTC)

Front 46

___ are general statements of intelligence needs and define are requirements deemed most important to mission accomplishment.

Back 46

PIRS

Front 47

Under analysis and production, which action involves receiving, collating and entering information from single or multiple sources into databases?

Back 47

Integration

Front 48

___ is the process of examining all sources of intelligence and information to derive a complete assessment of activity.

Back 48

Fusion

Front 49

___ is the delivery of intelligence to users in a suitable form and the application of the intelligence to appropriate missions, tasks, and functions.

Back 49

Dissemination

Front 50

___ and ___ are critical at all levels of PCPAD because intelligence operations are interrelated, and the success or failure of one operation will impact the rest of intelligence process.

Back 50

Evaluation/Feedback

Front 51

Which UAS is a medium -to-high alt, long endurance unmanned aircraft system whose primary mission is as a persistent hunter-killed against emerging targets to achieve JFC objectives?

Back 51

MQ-9 Reaper

Front 52

What is the AF weapon system which provides PED for most of the AF airborne IMINT and SIGINT collection?

Back 52

DCGS-AF

Front 53

Which DGS's regional focus is North Korea and provides direct support to the 7th AF?

Back 53

DGS-3 OSAN AB

Front 54

Which DGS provides direct support to USNORTHCOM and USSOUTHCOM?

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DGS-2 Beale AFB

Front 55

Strategy Plans Team

Strategy Guidance Team

Operational Assessment Team

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Strategy Division

Front 56

Targeting Effects Team

MAAP Team

ATO Production Team

Command & Control Plans Team

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Combat Plans Team

Front 57

Offensive Ops Team

Defensive Ops Team

SIDO Team

Interface Control Team

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Combat Ops Team

Front 58

ACF Team

Targets/Tactical Assessment Team

ISR Operations Team

PED Management Team

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ISRD

Front 59

Airlift Control Team

Air Refueling Control Team

Air Mobility Control Team

Aero Medical Evacuation Control Team

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Air Mobility Division

Front 60

What serves as a JFACC's operations command center?

Back 60

AOC

Front 61

(T/F) AOC's manning is solely based on manpower provided by the USAF.

Back 61

False

Front 62

Who is the JFACC's lead for issues related to the command and control (C2) of ISR capabilities?

Back 62

CISR

Front 63

Which ISRD team is responsible for target development and TA for the AOC in support of JFACC objectives?

Back 63

Targets and Tactical Assessment Team

Front 64

NTI integrates ___ into the AOC processes.

Back 64

National Cryptologic Process

Front 65

What is the analytical process used by joint intelligence organizations to produce intelligence assessments, estimates, and other intelligence products in support of the JFC's decision making process?

Back 65

JIPOE

Front 66

What is the systematic process of evaluating potential target systems and individual targets for their significance, vulnerabilities, and exploitable characteristics (both kinetic and non-kinetic)?

Back 66

Target Development

Front 67

An effects-based approach to targeting is one in which operations are planned, executed, assessed, and adapted to ___ or change systems or capabilities in order to achieve ___ outcomes.

Back 67

Influence / Desired

Front 68

What are the two types of targeting?

Back 68

Deliberate/Dynamic

Front 69

List the 6 phases of the dynamic targeting process.

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Find

Fix

Track

Target

Engage

Assess

Front 70

What is the term used to describe when, where, how, and against whom military force is used?

Back 70

Rules of Engagment

Front 71

(T/F) Collateral damage results from the intentional targeting of non-military targets.

Back 71

False

Front 72

Information operations are made up of what three capabilities?

Back 72

Influence Ops

EW Ops

NW Ops

Front 73

Which domain is influence operations focused on affecting?

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Cognitive Domain

Front 74

What operational activities comprise influence operations?

Back 74

PSYOP

MILDEC

OPSEC

CI

PA

Front 75

(T/F) Man-made structures on a map are called cultural features.

Back 75

True

Front 76

Hill and valley shading on maps is an effect that is created by artificially illuminating a map from the __ corner of the map.

Back 76

NW

Front 77

An MGRS coordinate with 10 digits has an accuracy of __ meter(s).

Back 77

One

Front 78

The MGRS is based on the UTM and uses the ___ as its unit of measure.

Back 78

Meter

Front 79

What are the five essential tasks of a PRO?

Back 79

Report

Support

Locate

Recover

Reintegrate

Front 80

Once an actual or potential PR incident is observed, who should be notified immediately through PR COMMS architecture?

Back 80

The JPRC

Front 81

What form provides the standardized data elements, export data, and order format to collect individual information?

Back 81

DD Form 1833, ISOPREP

Front 82

A declarative statement that has yet to be established as true.

Back 82

Hypothesis

Front 83

Individuals have a natural tendency to assume others think and perceive the world in the same way they would.

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Cultural Bias

Front 84

When an analyst unconsciously ascribes attributes of one event to the other.

Back 84

Patterns

Front 85

Common viewpoints amongst a small group of coworkers can lead to this.

Back 85

Organizational Bias

Front 86

Enable us to repeat an action we have taken before without going through all the mental steps.

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Bias

Front 87

A pattern of expectations that influence one to think in certain ways.

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Mindset

Front 88

An analyst gives more importance to SECRET material than open source.

Back 88

Personal Bias

Front 89

To think by forming a new statement on the basis of statements already known is ___?

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Reason

Front 90

Deductive reasoning is concluding something is __ true.

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Necessarily

Front 91

Inductive reasoning is concluding something is __ true.

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Probably

Front 92

Abductive reasoning involves the act of ___ to conclude something is plausibly true.

Back 92

Testing

Front 93

When one is applying reason to any branch of knowledge, they are using ___.

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Logic

Front 94

What helps o define tasks, express problems, and delineate boundaries during analysis?

Back 94

Questions

Front 95

Three types of questions are ....

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Fact

Preference

Judgment

Front 96

The goal or desired end-state by reasoning describes which element of thought?

Back 96

Purpose

Front 97

What is used to bridge the gap between what is known and unknown?`

Back 97

Assumptions

Front 98

To conclude something is true based on something else being true describes what?

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Inference

Front 99

Comprehending the potential complexities of a problem.

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Depth

Front 100

How does information matter?

Back 100

Significance

Front 101

Maintain a high standard of objectivity throughout our analysis.

Back 101

Fairness

Front 102

Get your point across clearly.

Back 102

Clarity

Front 103

Can be definitive, -true or false.

Back 103

Accuracy

Front 104

How the evidence applies to the original question and hypothesis.

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Relevance

Front 105

How broad or narrow of a perspective.

Back 105

Breadth

Front 106

Is it exact enough for a decision maker to use?

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Percision

Front 107

Doesn't seem to make sense or things don't match up.

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Logic