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101 FIRST AID / SAFETY
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101 FIRST AID / SAFETY
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ORM
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(Operational Risk Management)
Management tool to identify, access & manage risk |
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5 Steps of ORM
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ID hazards
Assess Risk Make risk decisions Implement Controls Supervise |
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Implement Controls
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Administrative
PPE Engineering |
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RAC
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1 Critical
2 Serious 3 Moderate 4 Minor 5 Negligible |
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SIREP
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(Safety Investigation Report)
Submit w/ in 30 days |
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3 Objectives of First Aid
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Save life
Prevent further injury Limit infection |
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3 Methods of Controlling Bleeding
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Direct pressure
Pressure points Constricting band |
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give 2 Pressure Points
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Temple, Lower Neck, Wrist, Bicep, Armpit, Inside Thigh, Ankle, Foot
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How to use water when treating shock
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Sparingly
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Body exposed to subnormal temparatures
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Hypothermia
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Types of Frostbite
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Deep
Superficial |
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Body depleted supply of water and salt
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Heat Stroke
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Hazards from Electromagnetic Radiation
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Ordnance (HERO)
Personnel (HERP) Fuels (HERF) |
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MSDS
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Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
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MSDS informations
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Hazards
Ingredients First Aid Contact Info Last Update Disposal PPE |
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Hearing Conservation Program
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Prevent occupational hearing loss
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102 HERITAGE / DOCTRINE
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102 HERITAGE / DOCTRINE
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6 areas comprise Naval Doctrine
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Command & Control
Operations Warfare Logistics Intelligence Planing |
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7 principles of Naval Logistics
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Responsiveness
Economy Flexibility Simplicity Attainability Sustainability Survivability |
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First navy ship named after an Enlisted man
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Osmond Ingram (DD 255)
Launched year 1919 |
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3 classes of naval vessels at inception of U.S. Navy
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Ships of the Line
Frigates Sloops of War |
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Battle of Coral Sea
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-7-8 May 1942
-Breaking of the Japanese Navy code -Carier to Carier |
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Voyage of the Great White Fleet
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-Pre-World War I year 1907
-Show strength of the U.S. Navy |
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Apollo 11
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-1969
-First lunar landing -Neil Armstrong |
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STS-1
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-1981
-First orbital test flight of Space Shuttle -16 orbits -All Navy crew |
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Father of Navy Cryptology
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Laurence Stafford
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US Navy ship captured, remains in North Korea
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USS PUEBLO
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D-Day Landing
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June 6, 1944
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Bletchley Park also known as
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Station X
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Navajo Code Talkers
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-Radio messages sent in native language which were never broken by Japanese.
-Philip Johnston |
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3 levels of war
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Strategic
Tactical Operational |
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Who develop Sailor's Creed & Core Values
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ADM Frank Kelso
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Grace Hopper's contributions to U.S. Navy
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-"It's easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get permission"
-COBOL Computer Language -"Bug""De-Bugging" -HARVARD MK 1 Computer |
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First computer
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ABC (Atanasoff-Berry Computer) or ENIAC
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ONI (Office of Naval Intelligence)
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-Oldest continuously operating intelligence organization
-General Order 292 |
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Departments that combined to form ONI
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Navy Department Library & Naval Office of Intelligence
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First E-mail sent
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1972
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103 ORGANIZATION
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103 ORGANIZATION
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Mission of the U.S. Navy
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Maintain, train and equip combat-ready naval forces capable of winning wars, deterring aggression and maintaining freedom of the seas.
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U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) location:
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Miami, Florida
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U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) location:
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Tampa Bay, Florida
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2nd Fleet
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Norfolk, Virginia
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3rd Fleet
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San Diego, California
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4th Fleet
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Mayport, Florida
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5th Fleet
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Manama, Baharain
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6th Fleet
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Geata, Italy
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7th Fleet
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Yokosuka, Japan
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10th Fleet
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Ft. Mead, Maryland
(Global) |
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NCA
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National Command Authority
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104 ADMINISTRATION
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104 ADMINISTRATION
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President
SECDEF SECNAV CNO MCPON |
President - Obama
SECDEF - Hagen SECNAV - Maybus CNO - Greenert MCPON - Stevens |
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EDVR
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Enlisted Distribution Verification Report
Includes: prospective gains, prospective losses, personnel onboard for temp duty, in a deserter status or admin. |
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ODCR
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OFFICER DISTRIBUTION CONTROL REPORT
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Evaluation report
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E6 Below
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Fitness report
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E7 above
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Concurrent report
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IA Personnel
Additional Duty (ADDU) or Temporary Additional Duty (TEMADD) status |
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Page 2
Page 4 Page 13 |
Page 2 – Personnel/dependant information
Page 4 – Qualifications/Awards Page 13 – Misc remarks |
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PTS program
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Force shaping tool that aids in leveling rating manning
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Name 3 Officer programs
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-Seaman to Admiral-21 (STA)
-Enlisted Commissioning Program (ECP) -Aviation Enlisted Commissioning Program (AECP) -Nuclear Enlisted Commissioning Program (NECP) -Civil Engineer Corps Enlisted Commissioning Program (CECECP) -Fleet Accession to Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) -US Naval Academy -Limited Duty Officer (LDO) -Chief Warrant Officer (CWO) |
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ESO
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Chief Mendoza
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DAPA
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Senior Chief Young
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Brilliant on the Basics
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Sponsor
Indoctrination Ombudsman Mentorship Career Development Boards Sailor recognition |
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PAO
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LTJG Puentes
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105 SUPPLY & SUPPORT
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105 SUPPLY & SUPPORT
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3-M
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Maintenance and Material Management
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PMS
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Planned Maintenance System
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MOV
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Material Obligation Validation
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DLR
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Depot Level Repairable
1 for 1 turn in |
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RIP
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Remain in Place
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MAMs
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Maintenance Assist Modules
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Bulkhead ready spares
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Bulky items that are stored in the actual spaces that they will be used
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CASREP
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Malfunction or deficiency cannot be corrected within 48 hours & reduces an ability to perform primary or secondary mission
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4 categories of CASREP
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Initial
Update Correct Cancel |
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NSN
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National Stock Number
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APL
AEL |
Allowance Parts List
Allowance Equipage List |
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NC
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Not Carried
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SIM
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Selected Item Maintenance
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DD Form 1348-6
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Receipt of material
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DD Form 200
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Survey
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CHRIMP
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Consolidated Hazardous Material Reutilization & Inventory Management Program
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Government commercial purchase Card
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Micro purchases - $3000
Training - $25000 Over $3000 needs 3 quotes from 3 different vendors |
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106 SECURITY
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106 SECURITY
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Classification color codes:
CSI Top Secret Secret Confidential Unclassified |
CSI - YELLOW
Top Secret - ORANGE Secret - RED Confidential - BLUE Unclassified - GREEN |
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SECNAVINST 5510.30
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PERSONNEL SECURITY
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SECNAVISNT 5510.36
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INFORMATION SECURITY
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Explain “need-to-know”
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Recipient requires access to specific classified information
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-Top Secret
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SSBI , SSBIPR , PPR every 5 years
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-Secret
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NACLC every 10 years
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SAER
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Security Access Eligibility Report
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SF 701
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Activity Security Checklist
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SF 702
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Security Container Check Sheet
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SF 703
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Top Secret Coversheet
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SF 312
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Classified Non-disclosure agreement
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State when Safe combinations should be changed
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-When combination lock is first installed
-Combination has been compromised -At other times when considered necessary by the SSO |
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EAP
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Emergency Action Plan
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Who can give order to initiate Emergency Destruction.
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CO or SSO
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Difference between a security violation and (PDS) practice dangerous to security
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Security violation is a compromise of classified information.
PDS is failure to comply w/ the security regulations. |
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Explain DoD escort policy
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Only DoD civilian & military assigned to SCIF are authorized to escort
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How long a Commanding Officer can administratively suspend access
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90 days
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Emergency Destruction Procedures
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Priority one
Priority two Priority three |
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107 INFORMATION ASSURANCE
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107 INFORMATION ASSURANCE
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Define IA
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Protects information & information systems by ensuring their availability, integrity, authentication, confidentiality & non-repudiation.
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ATO
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Approval to Operate
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IATO
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Interim Approval to Operate
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DAA
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Designated Approving Authority
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5 Attributes of IA
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Confidentiality
Integrity Availability Non-repudiation Authentication |
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Confidentiality
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Information is not disclosed
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Integrity
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Information is not modified
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Availability
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Timely & reliable access to data & information systems
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Non-repudiation
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sender of data is provided w/ proof of delivery & recipient is provided w/ proof of sender's identity
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Authentication
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validation of e-mail messages & information system access requests
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Configuration Management
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controlling changes to system’s hardware & software, insuring changes will not decreased data security
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Risk management
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to balance operational & economic costs of protective measures to IT systems
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IAVA
IAVB IAVT |
-Information Assurance Vulnerability Alerts
-Information Assurance Vulnerability Bulletin -Information Assurance Vulnerability Technical Advisories |
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Difference between threat & vulnerability
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Threat - potential to adversely impact information systems
Vulnerability - weakness in information systems |
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IAM
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Information Assurance Manager
-Brad Stein |
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108 NETWORKS
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108 NETWORKS
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Firewall
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device designed to block unauthorized protocols
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Repeater
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regenerate weakened signals
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Layers of Routing
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Access
Distribution Core |
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Bus Topology
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uses Coaxial cable
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Star Topology
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-Most common network type.
-Connect computers together from a central point. |
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Ring Topology
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All computers connected to each other.
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Mesh Topology
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A topology that interconnects every device on the network
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LAN
WAN MAN GAN |
LAN - Local Area Network
WAN - Wide Area Network MAN - Metropolitan Area Network GAN - Global Area Networks |
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OSI Model
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7. Application
6. Presentation 5. Session 4. Transport 3. Network 2. Data Link 1. Physical |
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What kind of Data passes through Level 1,2,3 & 4
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L1- BITS
L2- Frames L3- Packets L4- Segment |
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TCP/IP Model
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Application
Transport Internet Network Inter-phase |
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TCP/IP model compared to OSI model:
Aplication |
OSI Model:
7. Application 6. Presentation 5. Session |
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TCP/IP compared to OSI:
Network Inter-phase |
OSI Model:
2. Data Link 1. Physical |
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IPV4
IPV6 |
IPV4 - 32 bits
IPV6 - 128 Bits |
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NIPRNET
SIPRNET |
NIPRNET – Non-secure Internet Protocol Router Network
SIPRNET – Secure Internet Protocol Router Network |
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JWICS
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Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System
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NMCI
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Contenental US based Internet contract and service
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ONE NET
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Overseas based Internet contract and service
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IT21
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Ship's Network
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Virus
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Malicious program that can harm computer
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Worm
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Self replicating virus
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Trojan
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Malicious program that appears to be useful
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Phishing
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steals personal info through email or websites
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PKI
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Public Key Infrastructure
- Authentication that verifies user |
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Social Engineering
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Talking, calling on the phone, befriending to get information
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Name 2 Operating System (OS)
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UNIX, Windows, RedHat, Novell, Mac OS, SCOPE, Newton, Atari TOS, SIPROS, Chrome, BSD, DOS, Posix, Linux, Ubuntu
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Difference between a brute force and dictionary attack
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Dictionary attack runs through a list of passwords while a brute force attack utilizes every character available.
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Name 2 high level language
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C++, JAVA, Cobra, Basic, Ada, Jovial, Perl, Delphi, Python, Visual Basic, Pascal, Foxpro, WinDev, Fortran, CLEO
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DNS
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-Domain Name Server
-Port 53 -Translates IP addresses into a domain name |
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ARP
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-Address Resolution Protocol
-Translates IP address into a MAC address |
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MAC
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Media Access Card
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109 COMMUNICATIONS
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109 COMMUNICATIONS
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ADNS
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Automated Digital Network System
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CUDIXS
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Common User Digital Information Exchange System
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NOVA
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-Shore-based message handling systems
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IBS
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Integrated Broadcast Service
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NREMS
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Navy Regional Enterprise Messaging System
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VTC
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Video Teleconference
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DCO
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Defense Connect Online
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Red Cross Message
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communication system to notify service members of an emergency
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GINGERBREAD
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Intruder on the net
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EEFI
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Essential Elements of Friendly Information
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BEADWINDOW
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disclosing an EEFI on unsecure net
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intentional transmission of signals designed to deceive users
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Meaconing
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deliberate insertion of false information into communications circuits
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Intrusion
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deliberate radiation, re-radiation, or reflection of electromagnetic energy to disrupt use of electronic devices
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Jamming
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PLA
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Plain Language Address
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DTG
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Date Time Group
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Define the following message precedence:
R, P, O, Z, W |
R: Routine 6 hours
P: Priority 3 hours O: Immediate, 30 minutes Z: Flash with in 10 muinutes W: FLASH OVERRIDE |
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OPTASK COMMS
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Nets and approved frequencies w/in a area
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COMMPLAN
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communication circuits required for underway period
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COMSPOT
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information concerning serious degradation of communications operations
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EKMS
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Electronic Key Management System
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OTAT
OTAR |
Over-the-Air Key Transfer
Over-the-Air Rekey |
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EKMS Manager
EKMS Alternate Managers |
EKMS Manager - ITC Lawson
EKMS Alternate Managers - IT1 Little, IT1 Davis |
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110 OPERATIONS
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110 OPERATIONS
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ASW, IW, AW, STW, NSW
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ASW – ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE
IW –INFORMATION WARFARE AW – AVIATION WARFARE STW – STRIKE WARFARE NSW-NAVAL SPECAIL WARFARE |
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IO Core Capabilities
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PSYOP, MILDEC, OPSEC, EW, and CNO
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3 subdivisions of EW (Electronic Warfare)
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EA, EP, ES
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3 subdivisions of CNO
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CNA, CND, CNE
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USC Title 10
USC Title 50 |
USC Title 10 - outlines the role of armed forces
USC Title 50 - outlines the role of War & National Defense |
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CCOP
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Cryptologic Carry On Program
-augmenting SSES capabilities & providing capabilities where no SSES exists |
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111 OPSEC
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111 OPSEC
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OPSEC
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Operations Security
-protects generally sensitive but unclassified information |
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5 Step Planning Process
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1. Identify Critical Info
2. Analyze THREAT 3. Analyze VULNERABILITIES 4. Assess RISK 5. Apply COUNTERMEASURES |
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OPSEC considerations regarding PAO
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PAO & OPSEC officers must be active participants in deciding what information should be released to the public
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WRA
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Web Risk Assessment
-useful TOOL to determine critical info on command's website |
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CI
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Critical Information
-Position, Capabilities, Operations, Personnel |
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112 INTELLIGENCE
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112 INTELLIGENCE
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Naval Intelligence
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-Providing support to operating forces
-Support operations at all levels of warfare both afloat & ashore. |
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3 categories of Intelligence
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Strategic
Operational Tactical |
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5 steps of the Intelligence cycle
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1. Planning and Direction
2. Collection 3. Processing 4. Production 5. Dissemination |
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Intelligence Oversight
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process of ensuring intelligence activities are conducted in accordance with U.S. law
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PIR
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Priority Intelligence Requirement
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CCIR
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Commander Critical Information Requirement
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EO 12333
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United States Intelligence Activities
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Define US citizen and a US person with regards to US Intelligence Oversight
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-Born in USA,
-Permanent resident alien (Greencard holder), -Groups substantially composed of US citizens (51%), -Corporation incorporated in USA, but not controlled by foreign government |
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Intelligence Fusion Cell
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Uses all source of intel information
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HUMINT
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-Human Intelligence
-gathering of information through human contact |
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OSINT
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-Open Source Information
-newspapers, journals, radio, television, and the internet |
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MASINT
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Measurement & Signature Intelligence
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SIGINT
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-Signals Intelligence
-communications, radars & weapons systems used by our adversaries |
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COMINT
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-Communications Intelligence
-interception of FOREIGN COMMUNICATIONS |
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ELINT
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-Electronic Intelligence
-FOREIGN NONCOMMUNICATIONS electromagnetic radiation |
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FISINT
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-Foreign Instrumentation Signals Intelligence
-intercept of foreign electromagnetic emissions |
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IMINT
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-Imagery Intelligence
-interpretation or analysis of imagery |
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ACINT
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-Acoustic Intelligence
-collection and processing of acoustic phenomena. |
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3 subset of SIGINT
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COMINT
ELINT FISINT |
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3 examples of Intelligence briefs
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Current Intel, Historic Intel, Country files, Ops Intel, Port Intel
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113 TECHNICAL FUNDAMENTALS
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113 TECHNICAL FUNDAMENTALS
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VHF: Very High Frequency
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30Mhz - 300Mhz / Distress
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SHF: Super High Frequency
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3Ghz - 30Ghz/ Satcom
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The number of cycles of a wave that are completed in a unit of time (Hz)
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Frequency
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Trapping of an RF wave between mediums
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Ducting
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When a radio wave travels through space from transmitter to reciever
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Propagation
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3 types of Propagation
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Reflection
Diffraction Refraction |
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Bending of waves as they move from one medium to another
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Refraction
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Bending around an object - this medium can be used to encircle the earth
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Diffraction
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When a wave bounces itself from various surfaces or objects
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Reflection
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Ability to impress/remove intel info upon a transmission medium
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Modulation/Demodulation
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Modulation Types
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USB, LSB, CW, AM, FM
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3 Atmospheric Layers
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IONOSPHERE- for long distant point to point comms
STRATOSPHERE- usually no effect on radio waves TROPOSPHERE - all weather occurs |
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RADAR
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Radio Detection & Ranging
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Air Search RADAR
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SPS 49, SPS 48, SPS 49
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Surface Search RADAR
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SPS 55, SPS 73, SPS 77
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Fire Control RADAR
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SPQ-9B
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SLQ 25
SLQ 32 |
SLQ 25 - Nixie torpedo countermeasures system
SLQ 32 - Electronic Countermeasures |
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114 METOC
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GOES
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Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite
-Coverage: North America, South America, Africa -backbone of short term weather forecasting |
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POES
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Polar Operational Environmental Satellite
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DMSP
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Defense Meteorological Satellite Program
-6 in the orbit |
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NPOESS
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National Polar-Orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System
-POES & DMSP replacement |
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TRMM
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Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission
-joint mission between US & Japan |
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Without humidity & wind chill
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Ambiant Air
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felt air temp on the exposed skin due to wind
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Wind chill
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All forms of moisture that fall to the Earth’s surfaces, such as rain, drizzle, snow, and hail
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Precipitation
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cloud that is in contact with the ground
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Fog
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Lunar illumination is measured in
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Percentage
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tornadoes that form over water
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Waterspouts
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rotating column of wind but not reaching the ground or a water surface
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Funnel Cloud
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Cold Eddies & Warm Eddies
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-Cold Eddies are cold water surrounded by warm water.
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Bioluminescence
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emission of light by living organisms
-Blue/Green in Color |
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currents flow towards the shore
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Flood
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currents flow away from the shore
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Ebb
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occur with gentle and flat beach slopes
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Spilling breakers
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occur with a moderate to steep beach slope
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Plunging breakers
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very steep beach slope
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Surging breakers
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Composition of Ocean Bottom
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terrigenous, pelagic, glacial marine, and volcanic.
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Affects on sound in water
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Temperature
Density Salinity |
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115 NAVY SPACE
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Space support
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operations to deploy and sustain military and intelligence systems in space
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Space control
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freedom of action in space for friendly forces and denies an adversary
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has the biggest effect on the space environment
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SUN
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Two by-products of the fusion process that impact space systems are
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Electromagnetic radiation
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Solar Cycle
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- 11-year cycle which is called the Solar Cycle.
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Van Allen Radiation Belts
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charged particles held in place around the Earth by Earth’s magnetic field
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Atmospheric Drag
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Low orbiting objects, below 1000km, are slowed by the atmosphere
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LEO
MEO |
LEO - Low earth orbit
MEO- Medium earth orbit |
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HEO
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Highly elliptical orbit - Satellite slows down at apogee, point furthest away from the earth and speeds up at perigee, point closet to Earth.
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Geosynchronous orbit
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satellite revolution period approximately equal to one day
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orbit is used extensively by imagery satellites
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Polar Orbit
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Apogee
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point on the orbit farthest from the center of the Earth
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Perigee
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point closest to the center of the Earth
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2 main space launch facilities in the U.S.
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Cape Canaveral
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Navy UHF Follow-on
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The Navy has procured a new satellites to replace aging FLTSATs
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DSCS
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Defense Satellite Communications System
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GBS
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Global Broadcast Service
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WGS
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Wideband Global Satellite Communications
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advantages of Space-based ISR
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warning, current intelligence, order of battle, scientific and technical intelligence assessments, targeting, and combat assessments
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disadvantages of Space-based ISR
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atmospheric disturbances such as fog, smoke, electrical storms, and precipitation and clouds
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Branch of astronomy that relates to measurements, positions and movements of stars and other celestial bodies
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Astrometry
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provides network time synchronization service. This service provides accuracy on NIPR and SIPR.
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US Naval Observatory
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Adjudication Process
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1) Investigation
2) SAER 3) Appeals 4) LOI 5) LOD 6) JCAVS |
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SAER
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Security Access Eligibility Report
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LOI
LOD |
LOI - Letters of Intent
LOD - Letters of Denial |
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DONCAF
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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY CENTRAL AJUDIFICATION FACILITY
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purpose of a SF 86
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method of requesting to start INVESTIGATION
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202 INFORMATION OPERATIONS
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202 INFORMATION OPERATIONS
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IO
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Information Operations
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SSN
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SHIP SUBMERSIBLE NUCLEAR
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SSGN
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SHIP SUBMERSIBLE GUIDED MISSLE
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LCC
LHA/LHD LPD LSD PC |
Amphibious Command Ships (LCC)
Amphibious Assault Ships (LHA/LHD) Amphibious Transport Dock (LPD) Dock Landing Ships (LSD) Patrol Craft(PC) |
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CVN
CG DDG FFG |
Aircraft Carrier (CVN)
Guided Missile Cruiser (CG) Guided Missile Destroyer (DDG) Guided Missile Frigate (FFG) |
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Provide protection for strike aircraft, ground troops & ships by jamming enemy radar, electronic data links & communications
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EA-6B Prowler
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Provides early warning, threat analysis against potentially hostile air and surface targets.
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E-2C Hawkeye
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Conduct anti-submarine warfare and maritime surveillance
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P-3C Orion
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Land-based signals intelligence (SIGINT) reconnaissance aircraft
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EP-3E Aries
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203 INTEL OVERSIGHT
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Intelligence Oversight
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To implement policies, procedures, and governing regulations regarding the conduct of intelligence activities
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Questionable Intelligence Activities
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Intelligence that may violate Federal law or Executive Order
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Special activities
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Support of national foreign policy objectives which are planned and executed so the role of the U.S. Government is not acknowledged publicly
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3 Intelligence Oversight Publications
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USSID SP0009
USSID SP0018 USSID CR1610 |
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Intelligence Oversight reporting & training requirements
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Reporting-Quarterly
Training- Annually |
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Intelligence Oversight reports goes to..
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Navy Inspector General (IG)
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204 COLLECTION MANAGEMENT
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IN
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IN- Information Needed
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Time Criticality of INs
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Routine – 30 days
Time Sensitive – 4 to 29 days Time Critical – 3 days or less |
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Types of IN
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Research IN
Limited Duration IN – 0 to 89 days Standing IN – 90 days to 2 years |
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LOE
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-Level of Effort
-SIGINT system’s ability to respond to an intelligence need |
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NIPF
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National Intelligence Priority Framework
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Areas of NIPF
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Topic
Subtopic Geopolitical |
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SURREY
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National Security Agency’s (NSA) collection requirement database.
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USSID SP Series
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SIGINT Fundamental Policy
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USSID CR Series
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Customer Relationships
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USSID SE 2000 Series
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SIGINT Enterprise – Maritime
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USSID SE 5000 Series
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SIGINT Enterprise – NSA-Joint, NSA-Combined, NSA-Collaborating
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SIGINT IN process
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Step 1. Creation
Step 2. Sponsorship Step 3. Validation Step 4. UCS Step 5. Assignment Rules Base Step 6. CSMG Action Step 7. LOE Step 8. Review – All validated INs are reviewed every two |
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RADAR
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Radio detection and ranging
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Movement through a medium
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PROPAGATION
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The number of cycles that occur in one second. Usually expressed in hertz
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Frequency
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Wave that goes through an object
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Refraction
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Wave that bends around an object
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Diffraction
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Wave that bounces off another object
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Reflection
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Diminishing signal power
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Attenuation
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3 Basic Characteristics of Sound
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Pitch, Intensity, Quality
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206 REPORTING
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Routine
Priority Immediate Flash Flash Override |
Routine – (R) 6 hours
Priority – (P) 3 hours Immediate – (O) 30 minutes Flash – (Z) 10 minutes Flash Override – (W) |
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CRITIC message
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-information of foreign threats to U.S. national security
-needs to leave ship within 3 mins and to the President in 10mins |
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KLIEGLIGHT (KL)
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- used to forward time-sensitive SIGINT technical information to NSO
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IGRAM
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Integrated Graphics and Multimedia Report
-contain hyperlinks |
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STRUM
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Standard Technical Report Using Modules
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GCCS-M
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Global Command and Control System-Maritime
-primary field c2 system of US NAVY |
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IBS
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Integrated Broadcast Service
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INTELINK
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Groups of secured Intranet
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Application that retrieves NSA reports using keywords and other search terms
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ANCHORY
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NSA general processing computing facility
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CARILLON
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SEALINK
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integrates ship movement information, characteristics, images
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GALE Lite
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Generic Area Limitation Environment-Lite
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Air Force version of GCCS-M, a high-resolution, geographic-based graphics system used to display real-time and historical data over a map background.
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OILSTOCK
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301 HISTORY
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NIOC SD established
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July 27, 2005
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FIWC
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FLEET INFORMATIONWARFARE CENTER
- 1995 |
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NSGA
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NAVAL SECURITY GROUP ACTIVITY
-1998 |
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4 Departments during inception of NIOC
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N3
N4 N5 N10 |
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Lineage: Beach Jumpers
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UNITS: Navy's tactical cover and deception units
Founded by: LT FAIRBANKS JUNIOR during WWII Consisted of 180 officers and 300 enlisted men Initial action in Operation Husky in Sicily 1943 |
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Nomenclature for Wullenweber Antenna
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AN/FRD-10
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Where is Wullenweber Antenna located
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Imperial Beach
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COMMAND LOGO:
BLACK, RED, GOLD, BLUE, FIERCE OWL, TRIDENT, BLACK/STARS, GREEN GRID, LIGHTING BOLT, 10 |
BLACK: secrecy
RED: blood GOLD: excellence BLUE: Navy tradition FIERCE OWL: diligence, courage, wisdom TRIDENT: King Neptune’s Domain. BLACK/STARS: Cyber space GREEN GRID: global reach LIGHTING BOLT: SIGINT and Electronic Warfare 10: 10th Fleet |
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302 N1- ADMINISTRATION
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302 N1- ADMINISTRATION
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Command Ombudsman
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Jennifer Cataloglu
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CMEO/ Command managed Equal Opportunity
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Chief Thomas
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Safety Officer
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CTNC Mendoza
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DAPA / Drug & Alcohol Program Advisor
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CTTCS (IDW/SW) Young
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OPSEC Officer
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Mr. Rutter
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ISSM/ Information System Security Manager
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Brad Stein
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ISSO JWICS/ NSA
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Mr. Boulrice and Mr. Brown
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CSM/Command Security Manager
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XO
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CMAA
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Chief Mcgrath
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SSO/Special Security Officer
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Glen Gregoire
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Security Badge
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Blue – TS/SCI
Orange – Reserve TS/SCI Green – Contractor Black U – Unclear Blue T – TS/SCI NIOC Temp badge Green T – Contractor attached TS/SCI Black E – Command Escort Blue V- Visitor, TS/SCI Red V- Visitor, Secret |
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303 N2 INTELLIGENCE
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FICM
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FLEET INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION MANUAL
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NGA
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National Geosphical-intelligence Agency
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RFI
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Request For Information
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give 2 CYBER ORGANIZATIONS
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DHS, PENCIRT, NSA, NCDOC, CNOC, NCIS, CIA DIA
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ONI SEALINK
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Jane’s Book, Information on ships
EX. cargo, hull, capacity |
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WHISSL
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World-Wide High-Interest Shipping List
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NHISL
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National High Interest Shipping List
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Yellow Peril
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Created by 10th Fleet
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used to be a SUBMARINE WAREFARE FLEET
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10th Fleet
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304 N3- OPERATIONS
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304 N3- OPERATIONS
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IO Core Competency
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EW
OPSEC MILDEC PSYOP CNO |
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305 FLEET ELECTRONIC SUPPORT
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Cryptologic Carry-On Program (CCOP)
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Quick response, cost effective alternative to permanent Cryptologic systems
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give 3 FES Carry-On systems
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ACCES D4, HITS, PAC-V, GALE-Lite, DRT, Turbulent Wave, SCI Networks, PREVENT, TRDF, Sting-Ray, Mudcat
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give 2 FES Classes of Ships
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Frigates, Cruisers, DDG Flight 1, DDG Flight 2, Carriers, LHA, LHD, LPD
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Non-Navy class of ship
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Coastguard Cutters
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DF
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Direction Finding
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AS-2867
AS-2867A AS-2867B |
AS-2867 – 30MHz – 1.8GHz
AS-2867A - 30MHz – 3GHz AS-2867B – 30MHz-3GHz. Has an added GPS for HITS capability |
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AS-4293
AS-4293A |
AS-4293 - 30MHz – 1.3GHz
AS-4293A – 30MHz – 3GHz/Back-up AS-2867B |
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HF Range antennas:
AS-141 AS-145 AS-3202 |
AS-141 – 500KHz-30MHz
AS-145 - 500KHz-30MHz AS-3202 – 150KHz-30MHz Deck edge antenna |
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HK-014
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HK-014 – 100MHz – 1.3GHz. Used w/PREVENT system
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Difference between TSCI and SESS
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TSCI- Temporary space left empty until tasked
SSES: Permanent SIGINT Space on ship |
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SSES
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Ships Signal Exploitation Space
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306 N4 FACILITIES
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306 N4 FACILITIES
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Preventive Maintenance
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maintenance done before it breaks
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Corrective maintenance
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maintenance done after something broke
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contacted when on-site facilities personnel lack the resources, tools, and/or technical skills to complete a required task
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NAVFAC San Diego Trouble desk
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OPNAVIST 11010.20G
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Facilities Project Manual Instruction
-Provides detailed guidance for the administration of facilities projects at shore installations |
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It conserves energy and water and making a facility resource efficient, while meeting the comfort, health, and safety requirements of the building occupants
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Sustainability
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Executive Order 13423
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improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions through reduction of energy intensity
-3% annually through the end of FY2015 -30% by the end of FY2015 |
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Types of Fire extinguishing agents in NIOC
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-CO2 bottles in electronic spaces
-ABC extinguishers -Overhead Sprinklers |
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Actions taken upon discovery of a fire
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– Pull nearest fire alarm
– Spread word verbally – Call fire department – Ensure word is passed between BLDG 335 and BLDG 3141 – As safety allows, personnel will close doors and take all reasonable safety measures to combat small, confined fires using portable fire extinguishers |
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Unified Facilities Criteria 3-600-01 Manual
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establishes fire protection engineering policy and criteria for DOD facilities
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Micro Purchase Worksheet
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Used for Open Purchases
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DD-1149
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transfer
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DD-1348-1A
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DRMO
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SF 200
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Survey
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Command process for ordering HAZMAT
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HAZMAT free issue center
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Pilferable Personal Property Program- PPP
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small items easily converted for personal use
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Pilferable Personal Property Manager-PPM
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CTM2 Lenahan
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DRMO
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Defense Reutilization Marketing Office
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Key information on the document being sent to DRMO
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quantity, value, unit of issue, part # , NSN
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308 N5/N9 PLANS & INNOVATIONS
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Lead of Plans/ innovations
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John Phillips
LT Cataloglue |
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N3 Department--- IO Planning
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Supports 3rd, 7th & 5th FLEET
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309 N6 IT
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309 N6 IT
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ISSM
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Information Systems Security Manager
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ISSO
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Information Systems Security Officers
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NIPRnet
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NIPRnet- Non-secure Internet Protocol Router Network
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SIPRnet
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SIPRnet- Secure Internet Protocol Router Network
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JWICS
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Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communication System
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Command VTC capabilities and locations
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Unclassified and Secret in the class room / 108
Rm 107 Top Secret (JWICS)/ NSA |
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Over all responsible for the EKMS program
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CO
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EKMS Alternate Manager
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ET1 Holt IT2 Davis |
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310 N7 TRAINING
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310 N7 TRAINING
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Survey:
Assessment: |
Survey: outside/external: every 3 years
Assessment: internally: annually |
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OPSEC
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Operations Security
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OSCAR
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Operations Security Collaboration Architecture
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Command Indoctrination Program
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introducing new command members to the missions and functions of NAVIOCOM San Diego, familiarization with other military bases, and the greater area of San Diego
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Operations Security (OPSEC)
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Two day course
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Deputy Information Operations Warfare Commander Course (DIWC)
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Two day course
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Navy Information Warfare Tactics and Officers Course (NIWTOC)
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Five day course
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Surface Electronic Warfare Tactics Course (SEWTAC)
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Three day course
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Maritime Military Deception (MILDEC)
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Two day course
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Information Warfare Training Lab (IWTL)
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The IWTL is available to provide training on applications used in IO planning
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Computer Network Team Trainer(CNTT)
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Five day course
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NOST
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Naval OPSEC Support Team
-Provides program development, training, assessments, surveys, and readiness training |
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311 N10 CND
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311 N10 CND
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Circuit Switched cable
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Fiber Optic
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Packet Switched cable
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Ethernet Cable
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routers internal to the network
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Internal Routers
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attach networks to backbones
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Area Border Routers
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move data without being a part of an autonomous system
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Backbone Routers
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ARP
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Address Resolution Protocol
-resolves MAC address and IP address |
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Telnet
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Port 23
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FTP
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File Transfer Protocol
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SSH
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Secure Shell
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SNMP
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Simple Network Management Protocol
-Port 161 |
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POP3
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Post Office Protocol
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DNS
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Domain Name Server
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SMTP
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Simple Mail transfer Protocol
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Type 7 Router Password
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Easily broken password
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new exploit that no patch has been created for
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zero day exploit
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BLUE TEAM ASSESMENT
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Full scope assessment that highlight access and evaluate vulnerabilities of Navy Networks
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Bluescope
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NSA tool suite that performs all BLUE TEAM scans
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Multiverse
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is the database/ interface that holds Bluescope results
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USB
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Universal Serial Bus
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CTO 07-05
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Lanman Hashes
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CTO 08-08
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Removal of ALL USB Devices from Navy Networks
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CTO 09-08
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Navy Networks must use VRAM (Vulnerability Remediation Asset Manager)
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CTO 10-15
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Password complexity policy
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