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Four steps of IPB process

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  1. Define the Operational Environment
  2. Describe Environmental Effects
  3. Evaluate the Threat
  4. Determine Threat COAs
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7 Steps of MDMP

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  1. Receipt of Mission
  2. Mission Analysis
  3. COA Development
  4. COA Analysis
  5. COA Comparison
  6. COA Approval
  7. Orders Production, Dissemination, & Transition
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Special Forces Principle Tasks

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  1. Unconventional Warfare (UW)
  2. Foreign Internal Defense (FID)
  3. Counterinsurgency (CI)
  4. Security Force Assistance (SFA)
  5. Special Reconnaissance (SR)
  6. Direct Action (DA)
  7. Counterterrorism (CT)
  8. Counterproliferation of WMD
  9. Preparation of the Environment
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U. S. Code governing Special Operations

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Title 10, Section 167

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Special Forces Operations Manual

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FM 3-18

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MDMP is:

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Iterative

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A running estimate:

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Should always be updated upon receipt of mission

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Implied task MUST require:

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An allocation of resources or it isn’t an implied task

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Key Terrain is:

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Terrain both you and the enemy would like to control. Designed by a K in a contiguous shape. PURPLE

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PMESII-PT

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P - Political
M - Military
E - Economic
S - Social
I - Information
I - Infrastructure

P - Physical Environment
T - Time

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8 Aspects of Weather

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V - Visibility
W - Wind

P - Precipitation
C - Cloud Cover
T - Temperature

H - Humidity
A - Atmospheric Pressure
S - Sea State

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Intel Oversight Regulation

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AR 381-10

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How long can a collector retain control of information on a USPER?

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90 Days. For the purpose of determining nationality

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A person is a USPER if: (4 things)

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  1. Is born in the US (or naturalized)
  2. Has a green card (permanent resident status)
  3. Certain unincorporated associations (US business made up of US citizens)
  4. 50+ % of any corporation incorporated in the US is considered USPER
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SODARS

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Special Operations Debrief and Retrieval System

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SODARS offers:

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AARs
Lessons Learned
Ground truth reporting

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Three LEVELS of intelligence

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  1. Strategic (supports formation of strategy, policy, military plans & ops)
  2. Operational (supports planning and execution of campaigns and major ops)
  3. Tactical (supports execution of battle)
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Three TYPES of intelligence

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  1. Basic
  2. Current
  3. Warning
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CCIR

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Commander’s Critical Information Requirement

identified by the Commander as being critical to facilitating timely decision making

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Army Information Security Regulation

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AR 380-5

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PIR

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Priority Information Report

Requirements stated as a priority that the commander and staff need to understand the enemy or operational environment

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FFIR

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Friendly Force Information Requirement

Information that pertains to friendly forces to and during mission execution

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Which Annex to an OPORD is Intelligence?

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Annex B

Most important element is enemy MPCOA and MDCOA

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Four Steps of Intelligence Process

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  1. Plan and Direct
  2. Collect
  3. Produce
  4. Disseminate
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What is Information Collection?
Formerly collection management. Activities that synchronize planning and employment of assets, production, and dissemination
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Information Collection consists of the following tasks:
1. Plan requirements and assets Collection 2. Task and direct Collection 3. Execute Collection
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Two types of Classification Authority
Original and Derivation
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Three LEVELS of Classification
Top Secret (exceptionally grave damage to National Security) SECRET (serious damage to National Security) CONFIDENTIAL (damage to National Security)
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At the end of the day, which two classified material storage/handling forms need to be completed?
SF 701 and SF 702
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How many Agencies make up the National Intelligence Community?
16 1. DHS 2. NCTC 3. CIA 4. NSA 5. NGA 6. DIA 7. NRO 8. DOS 9. DEA 10. DOE 11. Dept of Treasury 12. FBI 13. Army 14. Navy 15. Marines 16. Air Force
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What part of Annex B contains the enemy’s COAs?
Appendix 1 (Intelligence Estimate)
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What are the 6 Categories of Intelligence?
1. Indications & Warning 2. Current Intelligence 3. General Military Intelligence 4. Target Intelligence 5. Science & Technology 6. CounterIntelligence
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What are the six Intel Tasks?
1. IPB 2. Force Protection 3. Situation Development 4. Indications & Warning 5. Targeting 6. BDA
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7 Intel Disciplines
1. CI 2. HUMINT 3. GEOINT 4. MASINT 5. OSINT 6. SIGINT 7. TECHINT
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7 Principles of Intelligence
1. Timeliness 2. Responsiveness 3. Systematic Exploitation 4. Source Protection 5. Objectivity 6. Accessibility 7. Continuous Review
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What pub is Intelligence Support to Military Operations?
JP 2-01
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Difference between FID and SFA?
FID: targeting internal force SFA: targeting external force
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COO
Combined Obstacle Overlay
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MCOO
Modified COO | Includes Avenues of Approach and Mobility Corridors
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3 Primary Components of a COO?
1. Vegetation 2. All other effects 3. Surface drainage
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What are the FOUR total templates in IPB?
1. Adversary Template 2. Situation Template 3. Event Template 4. Decision Support Template
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Threat COAs consist of what TWO parts?
Graphic and Narrative
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What are the EIGHT elements of Combat Power? (MMIILFSP)
1. Leadership 2. Information 3. Mission Command 4. Movement & Maneuver 5. Intelligence 6. Fires 7. Sustainment 8. Protection (MMIIILFSP)
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What are the SIX warfighting functions? (MMIFSP) (MMIILFSP - LI)
1. Mission Command 2. Movement & Maneuver 3. Intelligence 4. Fires 5. Sustainment 6. Protection
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What are the three War Game Methods?
1. Belt 2. Avenue in depth 3. Box
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How is wargaming conducted?
Action-Reaction-Counteraction
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Wargaming should be conducted using what?
Critical Events and Decision Points
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What are the two methods for recording war game results?
1. Synchronization Matrix | 2. Sketch Note
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Which Template is normally developed during the COA Analysis?
Decision Support Template
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What is the most commonly used tool to select between COAs?
Decision Matrix
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How does COA comparison begin?
Advantage/disadvantage analysis chart
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Who is the COA approval authority?
SOTF Commander
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What portions of the concept brief does the 18F typically present?
1. Outlining the AO/AI 2. Significant Effects 3. Enemy Composition/Disposition 4. COAs
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What is the briefback designed to gain?
Plan approval and commander confidence
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What are the two ends of the ARSOF role warfare spectrum?
Special Warfare and Surgical Strike

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