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12 Cards in this Set
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State the purpose of Naval Intelligence |
a system of personnel, procedures, equipment, and facilities afloat and ashore. Supports naval and joint operations. |
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What are the five steps of the Intelligence Cycle? |
-Planning and Direction -Collection -Processing -Analysis and Production -Dissemination (PCPAD) |
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What are the 3 categories of Intelligence? |
-Strategic -Operational -Tactical |
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Define National, Theater, and Fleet Level Intelligence Organizations |
-National level is the Defense Joint Intelligence Operations Center -Theater level is the Combatant Command Joint Intelligence Operations Center -Fleet Level are the joint Task Force Joint Intelligence Support Elements |
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Define PIR |
Priority Intelligence Requirements, intelligence requirements critical to accomplishing the mission. |
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Define CCIR |
Commander's Critical Information Requirements is intelligence crucial and requires the immediate attention of the commander |
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Explain Intelligence Oversight and State the publications that govern it |
The process of ensuring that all DoD intelligence, counterintelligence, and intelligence-related activities are conducted in accordance with applicable U.S. Law, Presidential Executie Orders, and DoD directives and regulations. |
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Define the mission of Fleet Intelligence Office |
The Fleet Intelligence Office's job is to plan, manage and execute Fleet Intelligence TYCOM functions that optimize intelligence readiness across the Navy warfare areas. |
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Define the Subordinate Commands of Fleet Intelligence Office |
NIOC- advances information operations war fighting capabilities for naval and joint forces by providing operationally focused training & planning support. MCIA- Marine Corps Intel Activity, provides tailored intel and services to Marine Corpos, other services, & the intel community based on expeditionary mission profiles in littoral areas |
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Explain ISR mission requirements and fundamentals |
Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance, provides a level of planning, analysis and targeting support. |
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What are 5 different types of Intelligence |
Human Intelligence Open Source Intelligence Signals Intelligence Communications Intelligence Electronic Intelligence Imagery Intelligence Acoustic Intelligence |
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Give 3 examples of Intelligence briefs |
Counterintelligence Foreign Travel NATO Security |
