IDW: Intell

Question 0

PIR

Answer 0

Priority Intel Report; N2 writes those

Question 1

What are the 3 categories of Intelligence?

Answer 1

1. Strategic
2. Operational
3. Tactical

Question 2

CCIR

Answer 2

Commander Critical Information Requirement; written by Admiral

Question 3

Intelligence Oversight

Answer 3

Put in place to make sure we conduct Intel and counter-intel missions without violating rights of US people; governed by executive order 12333

Question 4

Define Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace (IPB) environment.

Answer 4

Continuous analysis of the adversary, terrain, and weather

Question 5

What are the four elements of IPB?

Answer 5

Define the Battlespace environment

Describe the Battlespace’s effects

Evaluate the threat

Determine threat course of action

Question 6

Human Intelligence (HUMINT)

Answer 6

3913: NEC

Agency responsible: Defense Intelligence Agency

Question 7

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)

Answer 7

News open for pubic. CNN is an example.

Question 8

ACINT

Answer 8

Acoustic Intelligence

Question 9

SIGINT

Answer 9

Signals Intelligence

Agency responsible: National Security Agency (NSA)

Question 10

COMINT

Answer 10

Communications Intelligence

Question 11

ELINT

Answer 11

Electronics Intelligence

Question 12

FISINT

Answer 12

Foreign Instrument signals intelligence

Question 13

Fusion Intelligence

Answer 13

All sources of Intel working together

Question 14

Examples of Intelligence briefs

Answer 14

Current Intel Brief

OPINTEL Brief

Port brief

Country brief

Platform brief

Question 15

Top Secret

Answer 15

Orange label

Grave damage

Question 16

Secret

Answer 16

Red label

Serious damage

Question 17

Confidential

Answer 17

Blue label

Could cause damage to National Security

Question 18

Unclassified

Answer 18

Green label

Could cause damage to National Security

Question 19

What does ‘need to know’ mean?

Answer 19

Only those who need to know for job purposes are informed

Question 20

Types of security investigations:

Answer 20

Top Secret: every 5 years

Secret: every 10-15 years

Question 21

SAER and its purpose

Answer 21

Security Access Eligibility Report

Ex: DUIs, gambling

Question 22

SF700

Answer 22

Security Container Information

Safe information, POCs

Question 23

SF701

Answer 23

Activity Security Checklist

End of day checklist

Question 24

SF702

Answer 24

Security container Check Sheet On doors to show in/out log

Question 25

Purpose of an Emergency Action Plan (EAP)

Answer 25

Procedures for planning, protecting and destroying classified material

Question 26

Purpose of Emergency Destruction Plan

Answer 26

Provides for the destruction of classified materials in the event of an emergency.

Question 27

Define Sensitive Compartmented Information

Answer 27

Caveat of Top Secret

Question 28

List items prohibited in SCIF.

Answer 28

``` Cell phones Camera Removable HDD 2 way radio IPOD PlayStation, game boy PDA Personal electronic devices ```

Question 29

What is a security violation?

Answer 29

Likely to result in a compromise per DoD 5105.21-M-1

Question 30

What is a Practice Dangerous to Security (PDS)?

Answer 30

Potential compromise per DoD 5105.25-M-1

Question 31

Define two-person integrity.

Answer 31

A system of handling and storing, designed to prevent single-person access to certain classified material.

Question 32

Who is the Special Security Officer (SSO) and what are their responsibilities?

Answer 32

LT Lindeblad Responsible for Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIF)

Question 33

Events that should be reported to SSO.

Answer 33

Arrests and convictions Involvement with law enforcement Unfavorable credit Alcohol abuse Drug involvement Mental health difficulties Outside employment Security violations

Question 34

Who is the Command Security Manager (CSM) and what are they responsible for?

Answer 34

LT Cook In charge of all security stuff

Question 35

3912 NEC

Answer 35

Ground Intelligence Analyst

Question 36

High Value Target

Answer 36

Essential to enemy commanders mission

Question 37

High Payoff Target

Answer 37

Essential to our commanders mission

Question 38

Mission and function of Maritime Interdiction Operation (MIO)

Answer 38

Stopping elicit activities

Question 39

The four types of Amphibious Operations

Answer 39

Demonstration Raid Assault Withdrawal

Question 40

5 phases of Amphibious Operation (PERMA)

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1. Planning 2. Embarkation 3. Rehearsal 4. Movement 5. Action

Question 41

Define Noncombatant Evacuation Operations (NEO)

Answer 41

Withdrawal of ambassadors. Ex: National disaster, war and civil unrest

Question 42

3910 NEC

Answer 42

Imagery Analyst

Question 43

How was imagery first recognized as an advantage in battle

Answer 43

During Civil War hot air balloons were used to spot Confederate troops

Question 44

3 types of imagery used by Imagery Analysts

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1. SAR (synthetic aperture radar) - All weather capable 2. EO (electro optical) - Looks like photograph 3. IR (infrared) - Heat seeking

Question 45

Roles of National Geo-spatial Agency (NGA)

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Imagery management

Question 46

Roles of National Reconnaissance Office (NRO)

Answer 46

Satellites design and build

Question 47

3 phases of imagery exploitation

Answer 47

1st, 2nd and 3rd.

Question 48

3923 NEC

Answer 48

Strike Intelligence Analyst

Question 49

No-Strike list

Answer 49

Non-combatants

Question 50

Define Time Sensitive Target

Answer 50

Highly lucrative, fleeting target of opportunity

Question 51

Define Battle Damage Assessment

Answer 51

Asses if we hit target, eliminated or need to restrike

Question 52

Define Collateral Damage Estimate (CDE)

Answer 52

Effects on non-combatants

Question 53

3294 NEC

Answer 53

Operational Intelligence Analyst ALL SHIPBOARD IS's ARE THIS NEC

Question 54

Purpose of Supplementary Plot (SUPPLOT)

Answer 54

Provides I & W to warfare commanders

Question 55

SUPPLOT watch positions

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1. SICOR (Special Intel Correlator); CTR (SG) 2. NOA (National OPELINT Analyst); CTT (SG) 3. RDBM (Red Database Manager); IS (junior) 4. FIWA (fleet Intel watch assistant); IS (PO2 and up) 5. FIWO (fleet Intel with officer); E7 and up

Question 56

Flow of information within SUPPLOT

Answer 56

SICOR - RDBM - FIWA - FIWO NOA

Question 57

Purpose of the CWC (composite warfare commander) doctrine

Answer 57

Command by negation

Question 58

AMDC

Answer 58

Air and Missile Defense Commander Whiskey (CO of Cruiser)

Question 59

STWC

Answer 59

Strike Warfare Commander Papa (CAG)

Question 60

SCC

Answer 60

Sea Combat Commander Zulu, (Commadore)

Question 61

ASWC

Answer 61

Anti Submarine Warfare Commander X-ray, combines with Siera to make Zulu

Question 62

SUWC

Answer 62

Anti Surface Warfare Commander Sierra, Combines with X-ray to make Zulu

Question 63

IWC

Answer 63

Information Warfare Commander Quebec

Question 64

SNOOPIE

Answer 64

Ships Nautical of Otherwise Photographic Interpretation & Exploitation

Question 65

SNOOPIE watch positions

Answer 65

Team Leader Photographer Recorder Lookout

Question 66

What is the SNOOPIE bible?

Answer 66

Fleet Intelligence Collection Manual (FICM); guidelines for Intelligence collection.

Question 67

Five steps of the Intelligence Cycle:

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1. Planning, Requirements & Direction 2. Collection 3. Analysis & Processing 4. Production 5. Dissemination

Question 68

IMINT

Answer 68

Imagery Intel Agency responsible: National Geo-Spatial Intel Agency

Question 68

TS/SCI

Answer 68

Yellow