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The Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) was designed to replace the Defense Support Program (DSP) as it reached the end of its life cycle. SBIRS is a satellite system that provides advanced missile warning, missile defense, and battlespace awareness capabilities. It is capable of detecting and tracking missile launches, providing early warning and tracking of ballistic missile threats. Therefore, SBIRS is the correct answer as the system designed to take over from DSP.

The yellow Operations Capability (OPSCAP) indicates a moderate degradation to the system, causing significant capability loss. This means that the system is experiencing a decline in performance or functionality, resulting in a noticeable impact on its overall capability. The yellow OPSCAP serves as a warning sign that immediate action may be required to prevent further deterioration and restore the system's full operational potential.

Anomalous events are unexpected or unusual occurrences that deviate from the norm. When an anomalous event happens, it triggers a post-analysis report to be performed. This report aims to investigate the event, understand its causes, and identify measures to prevent it from happening again in the future. Therefore, the correct answer is "Anomalous" as it signifies the occurrence of an event that requires a post-analysis report for preventive actions.

The front matter of a technical order typically contains the foreword and the Technical Order Equipment Configuration Status Record. The foreword provides an introduction and overview of the technical order, while the Technical Order Equipment Configuration Status Record is a section that documents the configuration status of the equipment described in the technical order. Therefore, the correct section that contains both of these elements is the front matter.

The government component of the Global Information Grid foundation layer handles funding. This means that the government is responsible for allocating and providing the necessary financial resources for the development and maintenance of the Global Information Grid.

In the context of telemetry, the term "contact stage" refers to the period when a spacecraft is in communication with a ground station. The question is asking at which stage it would be appropriate to send a command to change telemetry formats. The correct answer is "Pass." During the pass stage, the spacecraft is within range of the ground station and can establish a communication link. Therefore, it is the most suitable time to send commands or instructions to the spacecraft, including changing telemetry formats.

The 6th Space Warning Squadron performs space surveillance as its secondary mission. The PAVE Phased Array Warning System (PAVE PAWS) sensor is used for detecting and tracking objects in space, including satellites and debris. While its primary mission is to provide early warning of missile launches, the 6th Space Warning Squadron also contributes to space surveillance activities.

The correct answer is 16th visual magnitude star. The visual magnitude scale is used to measure the brightness of celestial objects, with lower numbers representing brighter objects. A star with a visual magnitude of 16 is very faint and can only be detected by a highly sensitive optical sensor in the night sky. Therefore, an optical sensor can detect objects with a visual magnitude level up to 16.

The function of the Space Defense Operations Center is to provide algorithms that predict orbital events. This involves utilizing astrodynamics mathematics to calculate and forecast the movements and positions of objects in space. By using these algorithms, the center can track and predict the trajectories of satellites, debris, and other space objects, enabling them to effectively monitor and manage space activities.

The given correct answer is "classified manual". This is because the question states that the manual is published when deemed necessary and has a foreword defining its type. The fact that it is classified indicates that it contains sensitive or confidential information that is restricted to a specific audience. The other options, such as operations manual or checklists, do not specifically mention the classified nature of the manual, making them incorrect choices.

The debriefing step that has to be measurable and repeatable in order to prevent the reoccurrence of the problem is the "Lesson learned" step. This step involves identifying and documenting the key takeaways from the debriefing process, including the mistakes made, the root causes of the problem, and the strategies to avoid similar issues in the future. By making these lessons learned measurable and repeatable, organizations can ensure that the knowledge gained from the debriefing is effectively shared and applied to prevent the problem from happening again.

The correct answer is Data Systems Operation. This crew position for the Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) mission has two enlisted personnel assigned to manage strategic missile warning. The Data Systems Operation crew members are responsible for operating and maintaining the data systems that receive and process information from the SBIRS satellites, including the strategic missile warning data. They play a crucial role in ensuring the accurate and timely detection of missile launches and providing critical information to decision-makers.

The correct answer is Detachment 1, 21 OG. This is because the question states that the ground-based electro-optical sensor is located in New Mexico, and Detachment 1 is the only option that specifies New Mexico as the location. The other options do not mention a specific location.

The 16th Space Control Squadron (SPCS) is in charge of the Rapid Attack, Identification, Detection, and Reporting System.

The correct answer is Signals. Space control operators need to have a fundamental understanding of signals in order to effectively monitor, control, and protect space assets. This includes knowledge of communication signals, radar signals, and electronic warfare signals. Understanding signals is crucial for detecting and identifying potential threats, as well as for maintaining communication and coordination with other space control units and operators.

If the Missile Correlation Center (MCC) does not receive the data, a ground-based site initiates VOICETELL procedures. This suggests that VOICETELL procedures are only initiated when there is a failure in transmitting data to the MCC.

Water utilities would need protection from an attack because they are critical infrastructure that supports our civilian population. Water utilities are essential for providing clean and safe water to the public, which is crucial for daily life, health, and sanitation. Any disruption or damage to water utilities could have severe consequences for the community, making it necessary to protect them from potential attacks.

A site report must be passed to the Missile Correlation Center within 60 seconds. This suggests that there is a need for quick and efficient communication between the site and the center in order to ensure timely and accurate reporting of any missile-related information. A shorter time frame allows for faster response and decision-making, which is crucial in situations involving missile activities.

The ground command count keeps track of every command sent to a satellite. This count is maintained by the ground control station and includes all commands sent from the ground to the satellite. It helps in monitoring and managing the communication between the ground control station and the satellite, ensuring that all commands are accounted for and executed properly. The other options, signal command count, satellite command count, and transmit command count, do not accurately describe the count that keeps track of every command sent to a satellite.

The Space Tracking and Surveillance System is the program that can detect the trajectories in all stages of flight for ballistic missiles. This system is designed to track and monitor objects in space, including ballistic missiles, throughout their entire flight path. It utilizes a network of sensors and radars to provide accurate and real-time tracking information, enabling the detection and monitoring of missile trajectories from launch to impact.

The program that is the collection point for information on enemy missile launches and provides critical data to the interceptor is the Command and Control, Battle Management and Communications. This program is responsible for coordinating and managing military operations, including missile defense, by collecting and analyzing information from various sources and disseminating it to the interceptor for appropriate action. It plays a crucial role in ensuring effective response to enemy missile launches.

Denial is the correct answer because it refers to the offensive space control effect that temporarily eliminates some or all of a system's capabilities. This means that denial tactics can be used to prevent an adversary from using their systems effectively, limiting their ability to communicate, gather intelligence, or launch attacks. Denial can be achieved through various means such as jamming communication signals, disabling sensors, or disrupting power sources. By denying the enemy the use of their systems, it hampers their ability to operate effectively and gives an advantage to the attacker.

The correct answer is "All clear." This indicates that the site investigation has been completed and there are no findings of loss and property damage. It suggests that everything is in order and there is no need for further action or investigation.

During the development of lesson learned, a statement is created that addresses specific actions to accomplish. This step involves analyzing the events and identifying key takeaways or lessons that can be applied to future situations. It focuses on identifying what went wrong or what could be improved, and then formulating specific actions or recommendations to address those issues. This step helps in improving future performance and preventing similar mistakes or problems from occurring again.

The example "Change altitude" describes a space technique because it involves altering the height or position of an object in space, which is a common technique used in space missions to adjust orbits or navigate through different layers of the atmosphere. The other examples, such as "Maneuver a satellite," "Reconfigure a network," and "Employ filters and proxies," do not specifically pertain to space techniques.

The Network Operations component layer is known as the "wrapper" for the Global Information Grid. This layer is responsible for managing and controlling the network infrastructure, ensuring its availability and reliability. It includes activities such as monitoring network performance, troubleshooting network issues, and managing network resources. By acting as a wrapper, the Network Operations layer provides a centralized control and coordination for the entire Global Information Grid, ensuring seamless connectivity and efficient information exchange.

Pass plan is the correct answer because a pass plan is a document or schedule that lists all the network resources and commanding activities for each satellite contact. It outlines the specific time and duration of each contact, as well as the tasks and activities that need to be performed during that time. The pass plan helps to ensure that all necessary resources are allocated and that the satellite communication and control activities are carried out efficiently and effectively.

The correct answer is the 2nd Space Warning Squadron. This is because the question states that the unit does not have a primary mission of missile warning and a secondary mission of space surveillance. Out of the given options, the 2nd Space Warning Squadron is the only one that does not have this primary and secondary mission combination. Therefore, it can be concluded that the 2nd Space Warning Squadron is the correct answer.

The correct answer is LION-C. The question is asking for the ARTS site that can run without any operator interface and is called a Remote Block Change (RBC) site. Among the given options, LION-C is the only one that fits this description.

Denial is not a passive measure that can be used to protect a space asset from a surprise attack. Denial refers to actively preventing or obstructing an adversary's access or use of a space asset. In contrast, passive measures such as deception, camouflage, and concealment involve hiding or misleading the adversary without actively interfering with their actions. These passive measures aim to make the space asset less visible or harder to detect, rather than actively denying access or use.

Technical Orders are a comprehensive set of documents that provide detailed instructions and procedures for specific tasks. They are typically used in technical fields, such as aviation, to ensure consistency and safety in operations. Crew logs are records of activities and events, not detailed instructions. The Crew Information File may contain general information about crew members but not specific task instructions. Operational Instructions may provide some guidance, but they are not as detailed and standardized as Technical Orders. Therefore, Technical Orders are the most likely source for finding standard detailed steps that explain specific tasks.

The Out-of-Cycle Tactics Development Process is the correct answer because it is the only option that mentions being pushed through the six basic steps on an accelerated timeline. This suggests that this process is completed more quickly than the others, making it the most suitable answer.

"Determine access paths" is the correct answer because it refers to the action of identifying the various entry points or routes that an attacker can use to gain unauthorized access to a computer network. By understanding the access paths, network defenders can strengthen the security measures at these points to prevent potential exploitation of vulnerabilities. This action is crucial in conducting a Computer Network Attack as it helps attackers identify the weak points in a network's defenses and plan their exploitation accordingly.

The Command & Status (C&S) processor is the brain of the Automated Remote Tracking Stations (ARTS). It is responsible for receiving and processing commands and status information from the ground control center. It ensures that the tracking stations are operating correctly and can perform tasks such as antenna control, data acquisition, and telemetry processing. The C&S processor plays a crucial role in the overall functioning of the ARTS system.

The correct answer is sea because offensive space control operations involve targeting and neutralizing enemy satellites and space assets. These operations can be conducted from the Earth's surface, particularly from naval platforms such as aircraft carriers or submarines that can launch missiles or other weapons to disable or destroy satellites in orbit. The sea provides a strategic advantage in terms of mobility and proximity to potential targets in space, making it an ideal terrestrial segment for offensive space control operations.

During the "Pass" stage, the ground station collects telemetry data. This stage refers to the period when the satellite is within range of the ground station and communication can occur. Telemetry data includes information about the satellite's health, status, and performance, which is essential for monitoring and controlling the satellite's operations.

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Defensive space control operations involve protecting and defending space assets. Recovery of space assets is a tactic that is part of defensive space control operations as it focuses on retrieving and salvaging damaged or malfunctioning space assets. This tactic ensures that valuable resources in space are not lost and can be repaired or reused, strengthening the defensive capabilities of space operations.

Engineers assess out of limits trending by analyzing data and events that directly impact their system's performance. Solar eclipses do not have any direct impact on the performance of engineering systems. On the other hand, space weather, yellow or red limit breaches, and satellite subsystem malfunctions can all affect the performance and functionality of engineering systems. Hence, solar eclipse is the event that an engineer would not use in assessing out of limits trending.

Contingency procedures can provide a temporary fix to prevent degradation or mission loss. These procedures are pre-planned actions that can be implemented in response to unexpected events or failures. By following these procedures, the team can quickly address the issue and mitigate any potential negative impact on the mission. This allows for temporary solutions to be implemented while a more permanent fix is developed or implemented, ensuring that the mission can continue without significant disruption.

Chapter 2, Space System Operating Functions, contains the procedures for pre-mission and post-mission activities. This chapter provides guidance on the various functions and operations of the space system, including the steps and processes that need to be followed before and after a mission. It covers activities such as system checks, equipment setup, data collection, and post-mission analysis. Therefore, Chapter 2 is the correct answer as it specifically addresses the pre-mission and post-mission procedures.

Track support is the correct answer because satellite ranging involves tracking the position of a satellite in space. Track support refers to the support provided to track and monitor the satellite's movement and location. This includes tracking the satellite's orbit, determining its position, and measuring the range between the satellite and ground stations. Therefore, track support is the type of pass that performs satellite ranging.

During Computer Network Exploitation, the step accomplished is mapping enemy systems/data both internal and external. This involves gathering information about the target's network infrastructure and identifying vulnerabilities that can be exploited. By mapping the enemy systems and data, attackers can gain a deeper understanding of the target's network and plan their exploitation strategies accordingly. This step is crucial in order to effectively exploit the target's network and gain unauthorized access or extract valuable information.

The engineer is responsible for performing further investigation of the telemetry data that remains out of limits after the initial operator review. This role requires technical expertise and knowledge to analyze the data and identify any potential issues or anomalies. The engineer will then work to troubleshoot and resolve the problem, ensuring the telemetry data is within acceptable limits. The crew chief, orbital analyst, and crew commander may have their own roles and responsibilities but are not specifically mentioned in relation to investigating telemetry data.

Command Plans might require azimuth and elevation data because they are used for planning and executing commands to control satellites or other systems. In order to accurately target and communicate with the satellite, the command plans may need to specify the azimuth (horizontal angle) and elevation (vertical angle) at which the commands should be transmitted. This information is crucial for ensuring proper alignment and communication between ground stations and satellites. The other options, such as Contact Support Plans, Satellite Support Plans, and Telemetry Viewer Plans, may not necessarily involve the need for azimuth and elevation data.

US Strategic Command is responsible for synchronizing the planning of cyberspace operations. This agency is tasked with coordinating and integrating the efforts of various military branches and agencies to ensure the effective planning and execution of cyberspace operations. As the primary command responsible for cyberspace operations, US Strategic Command plays a crucial role in defending the nation's interests in cyberspace and maintaining the security of critical infrastructure.

An orbit determination program can be used to retrieve formulas, biases, and modifier data from all the sites. This program is specifically designed to calculate and determine the orbital parameters of an object, such as a satellite or spacecraft, based on the available data. It utilizes various algorithms, mathematical models, and measurements to accurately determine the object's position and trajectory in space. By retrieving formulas, biases, and modifier data, the program can further refine its calculations and provide more precise results.

The R–15 message and nominal element set are normally used to initially acquire a newly launched satellite. The R–15 message provides information about the satellite's orbit and other parameters, while the nominal element set includes the satellite's orbital elements. These two pieces of information are crucial for tracking and communicating with the satellite during its initial phase of operation. Ephemeris and phord vectors are not typically used for this purpose.

The component of the Global Information Grid foundation layer that works with messaging, processing, and storage is computing. This refers to the technology and systems involved in handling and manipulating data, including the hardware, software, and networks necessary for processing and storing information. Computing is essential for managing and utilizing the vast amounts of data within the Global Information Grid, enabling efficient communication and information management.

The completed telemetry data is stored in the remote ground facility. This facility is responsible for receiving and processing the telemetry data transmitted from the engineer. It serves as a central location where the data is stored for a certain period of time before it is retrieved and analyzed. The remote ground facility plays a crucial role in managing and maintaining the telemetry data for further analysis and decision-making purposes.