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(006) Which forces are not accommodated in Space 200?
- British.
- Canadian.
- Australian.
- North Korean.

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This quiz titled '1C651 Vol. 1' assesses knowledge in various space operations and command control areas within the Air Force. It focuses on mission areas like SSA, ISR, space control, and different levels of command authority, essential for operational effectiveness.

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(006) Which space operations discipline deals with completing routine and contingency commanding to individual satellites?
- Space lift.
- Missile warning.
- Space surveillance.
- Satellite command and control.
Correct Answer

A. Satellite command and control.

Explanation

Satellite command and control is the correct answer because this discipline specifically focuses on the tasks of commanding and controlling individual satellites. It involves both routine operations, such as monitoring and adjusting satellite systems, as well as contingency operations, such as responding to anomalies or emergencies. This discipline ensures that satellites are functioning properly, their missions are executed successfully, and they are able to perform their intended tasks in space.

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(006) Which space operations discipline is responsible for range management, launch preparation, and area clearance for all space launch and range activities.
- Range operations.
- Missile warning.
- Space surveillance.
- Satellite command and control.
Correct Answer

A. Range operations.

Explanation

Range operations is the correct answer because it involves the management of the range, preparation for launches, and ensuring the clearance of the area for all space launch and range activities. This discipline is responsible for coordinating and overseeing the logistical and operational aspects of launching vehicles into space, including ensuring safety protocols are followed, coordinating with other agencies and organizations involved in the launch, and managing the overall range operations.

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(001) Which space force enhancement mission areas provides situational awareness, warning of attack, and feedback on how well United States forces are affecting the adversary’s understanding of the operational environment?
- Intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance (ISR).
- Environmental monitoring.
- Satellite communications.
- Missile warning.
Correct Answer

A. Intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance (ISR).

Explanation

The correct answer is Intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance (ISR). ISR missions involve collecting and analyzing information about the operational environment, including enemy activities and capabilities. This information provides situational awareness, warning of attack, and feedback on the effectiveness of US forces in influencing the adversary's understanding of the operational environment. ISR plays a crucial role in gathering intelligence, conducting surveillance, and providing reconnaissance to support military operations and decision-making.

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(001) Which type of support is given to the supported force as a whole rather than to a particular subdivision?
- General.
- Mutual.
- Direct.
- Close.
Correct Answer

A. General.

Explanation

General support refers to the type of support that is provided to the entire supported force, rather than a specific subdivision within that force. This support is broad in nature and encompasses a wide range of resources and assistance that is required by the supported force as a whole. It may include logistical support, intelligence sharing, strategic guidance, and overall coordination of efforts. General support is aimed at ensuring the overall success and effectiveness of the supported force in achieving its objectives.

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(002) What was a conclusion of the Space Commission?
- Space professionals needed more extensive education and training.
- Fewer than 10 percent of flag officers came from space backgrounds.
- Officers from pilot career fields spent on average 4.5 years in space related positions.
- Officers from pilot career fields spent on average 3.5 years in space related positions.
Correct Answer

A. Space professionals needed more extensive education and training.

Explanation

The conclusion of the Space Commission was that space professionals needed more extensive education and training. This can be inferred from the fact that fewer than 10 percent of flag officers came from space backgrounds, indicating a lack of specialized expertise in the field. Additionally, the average time spent in space-related positions by officers from pilot career fields was 4.5 years, suggesting that they may not have had sufficient training in space operations. Therefore, the Space Commission concluded that more education and training was necessary for space professionals.

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(003) Which agreement proclaims that the exploration and use of outer space shall be carried out for the benefit and in the interests of all countries and shall be the province of all humanity?
- Convention on Registration of Objects Launched into Outer Space.
- Convention on International Liability for Damage Caused by Space Objects.
- Agreement on the Rescue of Astronauts, the Return of Astronauts and the Return of Objects Launched into Outer Space.
- Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies.
Correct Answer

A. Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies.

Explanation

The correct answer is the Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies. This treaty proclaims that the exploration and use of outer space should be carried out for the benefit and in the interests of all countries and should be the province of all humanity. It establishes principles for the peaceful use of outer space, prohibits the placement of weapons of mass destruction in space, and promotes international cooperation in space exploration.

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(003) Which agreement provides that States shall take all possible steps to rescue and assist astronauts in distress and promptly return them to the launching States?
- Convention on Registration of Objects Launched into Outer Space.
- Convention on International Liability for Damage Caused by Space Objects.
- Agreement on the Rescue of Astronauts, the Return of Astronauts and the Return of Objects Launched into Outer Space.
- Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies.
Correct Answer

A. Agreement on the Rescue of Astronauts, the Return of Astronauts and the Return of Objects Launched into Outer Space.

Explanation

The correct answer is the Agreement on the Rescue of Astronauts, the Return of Astronauts and the Return of Objects Launched into Outer Space. This agreement specifically states that States shall take all possible steps to rescue and assist astronauts in distress and promptly return them to the launching States.

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(003) Which treaty was established 31 July 1991 to limit the number of launchers, warheads, and heavy bombers between the US and the Soviet Union?
- Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty.
- Memorandum of Understanding on Notifications of Missile Launches.
- Convention on the Prohibition of Military or Any Other Hostile Use of Environmental Modification Techniques.
- Treaty Between the United States of America and the Russian Federation On Strategic Offensive Reductions.
Correct Answer

A. Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty.

Explanation

The correct answer is the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty. This treaty, established on 31 July 1991, aimed to limit the number of launchers, warheads, and heavy bombers between the US and the Soviet Union. It was a significant agreement in the context of arms control and disarmament, as it aimed to reduce the nuclear arsenals of both countries and promote stability. The treaty was an important step in easing tensions between the US and the Soviet Union during the Cold War era.

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(005) Which country launched an Earth satellite with Laika the dog?
- France.
- Germany.
- United States.
- Soviet Union.
Correct Answer

A. Soviet Union.

Explanation

The Soviet Union launched an Earth satellite with Laika the dog. This was a significant event in space history as it marked the first time a living creature was sent into space. Laika, a stray dog, was chosen for the mission and her journey paved the way for future human space exploration.

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(006) How many credits do you need to complete your associate degree in Air and Space Technology?
- 15.
- 24.
- 44.
- 64.
Correct Answer

A. 64.

Explanation

To complete an associate degree in Air and Space Technology, you need 64 credits. This indicates that the program requires a significant amount of coursework and study in order to obtain the degree.

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(006) What is the maximum amount of tuition available under the Air Force tuition assistance program?
- $500 per semester.
- $750 per semester.
- $4,500 per fiscal year.
- $5,000 per fiscal year.
Correct Answer

A. $4,500 per fiscal year.

Explanation

The maximum amount of tuition available under the Air Force tuition assistance program is $4,500 per fiscal year.

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(006) What are the requirements to earn your master badge?
- Complete unit qualification training.
- Complete certification level 2 and Space 200; have six years’ experience.
- Complete certification level 1; have one year experience and a 5 skill level.
- MSgt and above, 5 years as 1C6 from 7-skill level award, and complete requirements for Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) degree in space operations.
Correct Answer

A. MSgt and above, 5 years as 1C6 from 7-skill level award, and complete requirements for Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) degree in space operations.

Explanation

To earn the master badge, one must be a MSgt or above and have at least 5 years of experience as a 1C6 from the 7-skill level award. Additionally, they must complete the requirements for a Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) degree in space operations. This indicates that achieving a higher rank, gaining significant experience in the field, and obtaining a specialized degree are the requirements for earning the master badge.

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(001) What command authority is assigned over forces and is limited to the local direction and control of movements necessary to accomplish the missions?
- Administrative control (ADCON).
- Combatant command (COCOM).
- Operational control (OPCON).
- Tactical control (TACON).
Correct Answer

A. Tactical control (TACON).

Explanation

Tactical control (TACON) is the correct answer because it refers to the command authority that is assigned over forces and is limited to the local direction and control of movements necessary to accomplish missions. TACON allows for the detailed control and coordination of forces in a specific operational area, ensuring that they are properly directed and guided to achieve their objectives. TACON is typically delegated by a higher-level command and is focused on the tactical execution of operations.

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(008) Which wing is responsible for the operation of the Eastern space lift range?
- 21st Space Wing.
- 30th Space Wing.
- 45th Space Wing.
- 50th Space Wing.
Correct Answer

A. 45th Space Wing.

Explanation

The 45th Space Wing is responsible for the operation of the Eastern space lift range.

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(008) Which numbered air force does the 30th and 45th Space Wings fall under?
- 2nd Air Force.
- 9th Air Force.
- 14th Air Force.
- 20th Air Force.
Correct Answer

A. 14th Air Force.

Explanation

The 30th and 45th Space Wings fall under the 14th Air Force.

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(008) What organization conducts space operations and provides planning, integration, control, and coordination of Army forces and capabilities?
- United States Northern Command.
- North American Aerospace Defense Command.
- Marine Corps Forces United States Strategic Command.
- Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command.
Correct Answer

A. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command.

Explanation

The correct answer is Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command. This organization conducts space operations and provides planning, integration, control, and coordination of Army forces and capabilities.

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(007) Which task is not a cyberspace operations officer performance task?
- Develop and coordinate important weather research studies.
- Plan, organize, and perform network defense, exploitation, and attack.
- Assures continued access through defensive and offensive cyber capabilities.
- Perform network operations to include establishment, operations, information assurance, and defense.
Correct Answer

A. Develop and coordinate important weather research studies.
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(001) What space operation mission area is the space control enabler?
- Space lift.
- Space situational awareness (SSA).
- Satellite command and control (Sat C2).
- Intelligence/surveillance/reconnaissance (ISR).
Correct Answer

A. Space situational awareness (SSA).

Explanation

Space situational awareness (SSA) is the correct answer because it refers to the ability to track and understand the location, trajectory, and behavior of objects in space. This mission area involves monitoring and analyzing space debris, satellites, and other objects to ensure the safety and security of space operations. Space control enablers are responsible for maintaining situational awareness and providing necessary information for decision-making in space operations.

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(001) Which space mission area provides freedom of action in space for friendly forces?
- Space control.
- Missile warning.
- Space force application.
- Space force enhancement.
Correct Answer

A. Space control.

Explanation

Space control is the correct answer because it refers to the mission area that involves activities to ensure freedom of action in space for friendly forces. This includes actions to protect and defend space capabilities, deny adversaries access to space, and counter any threats or interference in space. It involves monitoring and surveillance of space activities, as well as the ability to disable or destroy enemy space assets if necessary. By controlling space, friendly forces can maintain their advantage and protect their space-based assets.

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(001) What command authority is not an operational command authority but provides the requisite authority for services to execute their individual “organize, train, and equip” functions?
- Administrative control (ADCON).
- Combatant command (COCOM).
- Operational control (OPCON).
- Tactical control (TACON).
Correct Answer

A. Administrative control (ADCON).

Explanation

Administrative control (ADCON) is not an operational command authority, but it provides the necessary authority for services to carry out their individual "organize, train, and equip" functions. This means that ADCON is responsible for the administrative aspects of managing and supporting the forces, such as personnel management, logistics, and resource allocation. It does not involve direct control over operational activities or tactical decision-making.

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(005) Who created frequency hopping to avoid jamming by using a piano roll?
- Hedy Lamarr.
- Heinrich Hertz.
- Guglielmo Marconi.
- Konsantin Tsiolkovsky.
Correct Answer

A. Hedy Lamarr.

Explanation

Hedy Lamarr is the correct answer because she was an Austrian-born actress and inventor who co-created frequency hopping during World War II. She developed this technology to prevent radio-controlled torpedoes from being jammed by the enemy. Lamarr used a piano roll to demonstrate the concept of frequency hopping, which involves rapidly switching frequencies to avoid interference. This invention laid the foundation for modern wireless communication technologies such as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.

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(008) Which space operations squadron operates the Milstar system?
- 1 Space Operations Squadron.
- 2 Space Operations Squadron.
- 3 Space Operations Squadron.
- 4 Space Operations Squadron.
Correct Answer

A. 4 Space Operations Squadron.

Explanation

The Milstar system is operated by the 4 Space Operations Squadron.

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(011) Which agency is in charge of designing, building, launching, and maintaining America’s intelligence satellites?
- Defense Intelligence Agency. missiles (ICBM)
- National Reconnaissance Office.
- National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
- National Security Agency/Central Security Service.
Correct Answer

A. National Reconnaissance Office.

Explanation

The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) is responsible for designing, building, launching, and maintaining America's intelligence satellites. The NRO is a government agency that focuses on providing intelligence information through the use of satellites and other advanced technologies. They work closely with other intelligence agencies to gather and analyze data for national security purposes.

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(006) Which item in the Air Force specialty code (AFSC) designates the career field subdivision?
- The second.
- The third.
- The fourth.
- The fifth.
Correct Answer

A. The third.

Explanation

The AFSC is a code used in the Air Force to identify specific career fields. The question is asking which item in the AFSC designates the career field subdivision. The AFSC is made up of several parts, including a numerical code and a letter code. The third item in the AFSC is the letter code, which designates the career field subdivision. Therefore, the correct answer is the third item.

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(008) Which command defends specified Department of Defense (DOD) information networks?
- Joint functional component command - Integrated Missile Defense.
- Joint functional component command - Global Strike.
- Joint functional component command - Space.
- United States Cyber Command.
Correct Answer

A. United States Cyber Command.

Explanation

The United States Cyber Command is responsible for defending specified Department of Defense (DOD) information networks. It is a unified command that focuses on cyberspace operations to protect the nation's critical infrastructure and military networks from cyber threats. The other options, Joint functional component command - Integrated Missile Defense, Joint functional component command - Global Strike, and Joint functional component command - Space, are not specifically tasked with defending DOD information networks.

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(008) Which space wing (SW) is responsible for the operation of the Western space lift range?
- 21 SW.
- 30 SW.
- 45 SW.
- 50 SW.
Correct Answer

A. 30 SW.

Explanation

The correct answer is 30 SW. The question is asking which space wing is responsible for the operation of the Western space lift range. Out of the given options, 30 SW is the only space wing mentioned. Therefore, it can be inferred that 30 SW is responsible for the operation of the Western space lift range.

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(008) Which squadron belongs to the 30 Space Wing?
- 1st Range Operations Squadron.
- 2d Range Operations Squadron.
- 1st Space Operations Squadron.
- 12th Space Warning Squadron.
Correct Answer

A. 2d Range Operations Squadron.

Explanation

The 2d Range Operations Squadron belongs to the 30 Space Wing.

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(009) Which Air National Guard space unit is the first line of defense, looking over the horizon?
- 153 Command and Control Squadron.
- 213 Space Warning Squadron.
- 216 Space Control Squadron. Marines
- 14 Test Squadron.
Correct Answer

A. 213 Space Warning Squadron.

Explanation

The correct answer is 213 Space Warning Squadron. This unit is the first line of defense and is responsible for monitoring and detecting threats from space. They have the capability to look over the horizon and provide early warning of any potential attacks or disruptions in space. The other options listed are not specifically focused on space defense or monitoring.

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(011) What organization conducts enlisted undergraduate space training (the initial career field course for all 1C6s) missile warning, space control, space surveillance, and satellite command and control (C2) training?
- 381st Training Group.
- 381st Training Support Squadron.
- 392d Training Squadron. missiles (ICBM)
- 533d Training Squadron.
Correct Answer

A. 533d Training Squadron.

Explanation

The correct answer is the 533d Training Squadron. This organization conducts enlisted undergraduate space training for all 1C6s, which includes missile warning, space control, space surveillance, and satellite command and control training.

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(012) Which is an advantage to space assets?
- Space weather events shorten life expectancy.
- The type of orbit a satellite is in can reduce its lifetime.
- Systems may already be in position to support operation.
- Resources must be accounted for when planning to replenish assets.
Correct Answer

A. Systems may already be in position to support operation.

Explanation

An advantage of space assets is that systems may already be in position to support operation. This means that the infrastructure and resources needed for the operation of space assets are already in place, reducing the time and effort required to set up and maintain these assets. This can lead to cost savings and increased efficiency in utilizing space assets for various purposes.

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(017) Launch detection is accomplished by what type of sensors?
- Air-based and sea-launched.
- Space-based and sea-launched.
- Space-based and ground-based.
- Foreign-based and domestic-based.
Correct Answer

A. Space-based and ground-based.

Explanation

Launch detection is accomplished by space-based and ground-based sensors. Space-based sensors, such as satellites, can detect launches from space by monitoring infrared signatures and other indicators. Ground-based sensors, on the other hand, are located on the Earth's surface and can detect launches by tracking the trajectory of the launch vehicle and analyzing the exhaust plume. By combining the data from both types of sensors, launch detection systems can provide comprehensive coverage and accurate information about missile launches.

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(017) Which positioning, timing, and navigation (PNT) operation allows for safe port operations and navigation through restricted waters?
- PNT enabling air operations.
- PNT enabling land operations.
- PNT enabling maritime operations.
- PNT enabling cyberspace operations.
Correct Answer

A. PNT enabling maritime operations.

Explanation

PNT enabling maritime operations is the correct answer because it specifically mentions operations related to ports and navigation through restricted waters. This implies that it is the positioning, timing, and navigation operation that is suitable for ensuring safety in these specific maritime scenarios. The other options, PNT enabling air operations, land operations, and cyberspace operations, do not mention anything about port operations or navigation through restricted waters, making them less relevant for this context.

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(017) Which positioning, timing, and navigation (PNT) operation enables orbital rendezvous between space systems?
- PNT enabling air operations.
- PNT enabling land operations.
- PNT enabling space operations.
- PNT enabling cyberspace operations.
Correct Answer

A. PNT enabling space operations.

Explanation

The correct answer is PNT enabling space operations. This is because orbital rendezvous between space systems requires precise positioning, timing, and navigation capabilities that are specific to space operations. The other options, such as PNT enabling air, land, or cyberspace operations, do not provide the necessary capabilities for orbital rendezvous in space.

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(007) Engineers are found primarily in what career field?
- Medical.
- Acquisitions.
- Security forces.
- Civil engineering.
Correct Answer

A. Acquisitions.

Explanation

Engineers are primarily found in the field of acquisitions. This means that they are involved in the process of acquiring goods, services, or assets for an organization. They use their technical knowledge and skills to assess the needs of the organization, research potential suppliers or vendors, evaluate proposals, and negotiate contracts. Acquisitions engineers play a crucial role in ensuring that the organization obtains the necessary resources efficiently and effectively.

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(006) What career field does the Air Force specialty code (AFSC) designator 1C indicate?
- Space Systems Operator.
- Law Enforcement Specialist.
- Electronic Systems Operator.
- Command and Control Systems.
Correct Answer

A. Command and Control Systems.

Explanation

The Air Force specialty code (AFSC) designator 1C indicates the career field of Command and Control Systems. This means that individuals with this AFSC are responsible for operating and maintaining the command and control systems used by the Air Force. They play a crucial role in ensuring effective communication and coordination within the Air Force, which is essential for mission success.

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(006) What may be a typical duty of superintendent?
- Handle any and all situations.
- Develop, coordinate, and monitor operational requirements.
- Plans, coordinates, and directs work activities, manages manpower and budget.
- Indoctrinates newly assigned personnel and explains local operating procedures and directives.
Correct Answer

A. Plans, coordinates, and directs work activities, manages manpower and budget.

Explanation

A typical duty of a superintendent is to plan, coordinate, and direct work activities, manage manpower and budget. This involves overseeing and organizing the tasks and responsibilities of the team, ensuring that work is completed efficiently and effectively. Additionally, the superintendent is responsible for managing the available resources, such as manpower and budget, to ensure that they are utilized effectively to meet operational requirements.

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(006) What are the requirements to earn your senior badge?
- SSgt and above and awarded 1C671 skill level.
- Complete certification level 1; maintain combat mission ready status.
- Complete certification level 2 and Space 200; have six years’ experience.
- Complete certification level 3, your Community College of the Air Force and Space 300, and have nine years’ experience.
Correct Answer

A. SSgt and above and awarded 1C671 skill level.

Explanation

To earn the senior badge, the requirements include being at the rank of SSgt or above and being awarded the 1C671 skill level. This means that the individual must have achieved a certain level of expertise and proficiency in their field. The other options mentioned, such as completing certification levels and having a certain number of years of experience, may be prerequisites for certain career advancements or qualifications, but they are not specifically mentioned as requirements for earning the senior badge.

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(009) Which 310 Space Wing squadron monitors satellite communication (SATCOM) links to intercept jammers?
- 14 Test Squadron.
- 380 Space Control Squadron.
- 9 Space Operations Squadron.
- 19 Space Operations Squadron. (SMDC/ARSTRAT)
Correct Answer

A. 380 Space Control Squadron.

Explanation

The 380 Space Control Squadron is responsible for monitoring satellite communication links to intercept jammers. This squadron is specifically tasked with space control operations, which includes protecting and defending satellite communication systems from potential threats such as jammers. Therefore, they have the expertise and resources to effectively monitor and intercept any attempts to disrupt satellite communication through jamming.

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(010) Which center provides validation of real-time missile warning (MW) data into the global Integrated Tactical Warning Attack Assessment (ITWAA) system and the Theater Event System?
- Missile Warning Center.
- Joint Space Operations Center.
- Joint Navigation Warfare Center.
- Joint functional component command-space Operating Location - Omaha (OL-O).
Correct Answer

A. Missile Warning Center.

Explanation

The Missile Warning Center is responsible for validating real-time missile warning data into the global Integrated Tactical Warning Attack Assessment (ITWAA) system and the Theater Event System. The other options, Joint Space Operations Center, Joint Navigation Warfare Center, and Joint functional component command-space Operating Location - Omaha (OL-O), do not have this specific role mentioned in the question. Therefore, the correct answer is Missile Warning Center.

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(012) Why is precise time a disadvantage in space operations?
- It is not accurate.
- It is extremely susceptible to jamming.
- It takes multiple crews to operate and maintain.
- Satellite communications is heavily dependent on it.
Correct Answer

A. Satellite communications is heavily dependent on it.

Explanation

Satellite communications rely on precise time for synchronization and coordination. If the precise time is not available or accurate, it can disrupt the functioning of satellite systems and lead to communication errors or failures. Therefore, the heavy dependence on precise time in satellite communications makes it a disadvantage in space operations.

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(013) Which location is part of National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) ground segment?
- White Sands Complex.
- Puerto Rico Remote Ground Terminal.
- Holloman Air Force Base (AFB), New Mexico.
- Cape Canaveral Air Force Station (AFS), Florida.
Correct Answer

A. White Sands Complex.

Explanation

The White Sands Complex is part of NASA's ground segment. The ground segment refers to the facilities and infrastructure on Earth that support the operations of satellites and spacecraft. The White Sands Complex is a major testing and tracking facility located in New Mexico. It includes several tracking antennas and is used for communication and data transmission with NASA's spacecraft and satellites.

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(013) Which agencies work alongside National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration (NOAA) with the management and operation of Polar Operational Environmental Satellites (POES)?
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and United States Air Force (USAF).
- Federal Aeronautical Administration (FAA) and USAF.
- USAF and Orbital Science.
- NASA and Orbital Science.
Correct Answer

A. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and United States Air Force (USAF).

Explanation

NASA and the USAF work alongside NOAA in the management and operation of Polar Operational Environmental Satellites (POES). These agencies collaborate to collect and analyze data related to weather, climate, and environmental conditions from space. NASA provides expertise in satellite technology and scientific research, while the USAF contributes its capabilities in tracking and monitoring satellites. Together, they support NOAA's mission of providing accurate and timely weather information to the public and various government agencies.

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(004) When did Space Command activate as a major command (MAJCOM)?
- 1 September 1982.
- 12 September 1982.
- 1 December 1982.
- 12 December 1982.
Correct Answer

A. 1 September 1982.

Explanation

Space Command activated as a major command (MAJCOM) on 1 September 1982.

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(006) What may be typical duties of a journeyman?
- Handle any and all situations.
- Develop, coordinate, and monitor operational requirements.
- Plans, coordinates, and directs work activities and manages and controls resources.
- Indoctrinates newly assigned personnel and explains local operating procedures and directives.
Correct Answer

A. Indoctrinates newly assigned personnel and explains local operating procedures and directives.

Explanation

A journeyman typically has the responsibility of indoctrinating newly assigned personnel and explaining local operating procedures and directives. This means that they are responsible for introducing and familiarizing new employees with the specific rules, regulations, and protocols that are followed in their workplace. They play a crucial role in ensuring that new personnel understand and adhere to the established procedures and guidelines, which helps maintain consistency and efficiency in the organization.

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(008) What is the focus area of satellite operations for the 50 Space Wing?
- Move satellites into disposal orbits.
- Operates all space lift functions within the Eastern Range.
- Operates all space lift functions within the Western Range.
- Conducts world-class space superiority, control and surveillance operations.
Correct Answer

A. Move satellites into disposal orbits.

Explanation

The focus area of satellite operations for the 50 Space Wing is to move satellites into disposal orbits. This means that the 50 Space Wing is responsible for safely maneuvering and relocating satellites that have reached the end of their operational life into orbits where they will not pose a risk to other satellites or spacecraft. This task is important for maintaining the overall safety and functionality of space operations.

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(008) What organization operates the early warning radar (EWR) mission at Clear Air Force Station, Alaska?
- 119th Command and Control Squadron.
- 153d Command and Control Squadron.
- 137th Space Warning Squadron.
- 213th Space Warning Squadron.
Correct Answer

A. 213th Space Warning Squadron.

Explanation

The correct answer is the 213th Space Warning Squadron. This organization operates the early warning radar (EWR) mission at Clear Air Force Station, Alaska.

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(008) What organization maintains the critical 24/7 mission of maintaining on-orbit command, control, and communications of the Defense Satellite Communications System constellation in support of tactical and strategic missions?
- 53d Signal Battalion.
- Fleet Forces Command.
- 1st Space Battalion’s Army Space Support Company.
- 1st Space Battalion’s Theater Missile Warning Company.
Correct Answer

A. 53d Signal Battalion.

Explanation

The correct answer is 53d Signal Battalion. This organization is responsible for maintaining the critical 24/7 mission of maintaining on-orbit command, control, and communications of the Defense Satellite Communications System constellation. They provide support to both tactical and strategic missions, ensuring effective communication and coordination in space operations.

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(009) Operationally, the 233d Space Group falls under what agency for day-to-day missile warning operations?
- Air Material Command.
- Air Combat Command.
- Air Mobility Command.
- 14 Air Force and AFSC.
Correct Answer

A. 14 Air Force and AFSC.

Explanation

The correct answer is 14 Air Force and AFSC. This means that the 233d Space Group falls under the jurisdiction of the 14th Air Force and the Air Force Space Command (AFSC) for day-to-day missile warning operations.

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(006) Which forces are not accommodated in Space 200?

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(006) Which space operations discipline deals with completing routine and contingency commanding to individual satellites?

(006) Which space operations discipline is responsible for range management, launch preparation, and area clearance for all space launch and range activities.

(001) Which space force enhancement mission areas provides situational awareness, warning of attack, and feedback on how well United States forces are affecting the adversary’s understanding of the operational environment?

(001) Which type of support is given to the supported force as a whole rather than to a particular subdivision?

(002) What was a conclusion of the Space Commission?

(003) Which agreement proclaims that the exploration and use of outer space shall be carried out for the benefit and in the interests of all countries and shall be the province of all humanity?

(003) Which agreement provides that States shall take all possible steps to rescue and assist astronauts in distress and promptly return them to the launching States?

(003) Which treaty was established 31 July 1991 to limit the number of launchers, warheads, and heavy bombers between the US and the Soviet Union?

(005) Which country launched an Earth satellite with Laika the dog?

(006) How many credits do you need to complete your associate degree in Air and Space Technology?

(006) What is the maximum amount of tuition available under the Air Force tuition assistance program?

(006) What are the requirements to earn your master badge?

(001) What command authority is assigned over forces and is limited to the local direction and control of movements necessary to accomplish the missions?

(008) Which wing is responsible for the operation of the Eastern space lift range?

(008) Which numbered air force does the 30th and 45th Space Wings fall under?

(008) What organization conducts space operations and provides planning, integration, control, and coordination of Army forces and capabilities?

(007) Which task is not a cyberspace operations officer performance task?

(001) What space operation mission area is the space control enabler?

(001) Which space mission area provides freedom of action in space for friendly forces?

(001) What command authority is not an operational command authority but provides the requisite authority for services to execute their individual “organize, train, and equip” functions?

(005) Who created frequency hopping to avoid jamming by using a piano roll?

(008) Which space operations squadron operates the Milstar system?

(011) Which agency is in charge of designing, building, launching, and maintaining America’s intelligence satellites?

(006) Which item in the Air Force specialty code (AFSC) designates the career field subdivision?

(008) Which command defends specified Department of Defense (DOD) information networks?

(008) Which space wing (SW) is responsible for the operation of the Western space lift range?

(008) Which squadron belongs to the 30 Space Wing?

(009) Which Air National Guard space unit is the first line of defense, looking over the horizon?

(011) What organization conducts enlisted undergraduate space training (the initial career field course for all 1C6s) missile warning, space control, space surveillance, and satellite command and control (C2) training?

(012) Which is an advantage to space assets?

(017) Launch detection is accomplished by what type of sensors?

(017) Which positioning, timing, and navigation (PNT) operation allows for safe port operations and navigation through restricted waters?

(017) Which positioning, timing, and navigation (PNT) operation enables orbital rendezvous between space systems?

(007) Engineers are found primarily in what career field?

(006) What career field does the Air Force specialty code (AFSC) designator 1C indicate?

(006) What may be a typical duty of superintendent?

(006) What are the requirements to earn your senior badge?

(009) Which 310 Space Wing squadron monitors satellite communication (SATCOM) links to intercept jammers?

(010) Which center provides validation of real-time missile warning (MW) data into the global Integrated Tactical Warning Attack Assessment (ITWAA) system and the Theater Event System?

(012) Why is precise time a disadvantage in space operations?

(013) Which location is part of National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) ground segment?

(013) Which agencies work alongside National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration (NOAA) with the management and operation of Polar Operational Environmental Satellites (POES)?

(004) When did Space Command activate as a major command (MAJCOM)?

(006) What may be typical duties of a journeyman?

(008) What is the focus area of satellite operations for the 50 Space Wing?

(008) What organization operates the early warning radar (EWR) mission at Clear Air Force Station, Alaska?

(008) What organization maintains the critical 24/7 mission of maintaining on-orbit command, control, and communications of the Defense Satellite Communications System constellation in support of tactical and strategic missions?

(009) Operationally, the 233d Space Group falls under what agency for day-to-day missile warning operations?