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Operations Intelligence Journeyman Career Development Courses
- 1.When completing the career development course, how much time is given to complete each volume?
- A.
15 days
- B.
30 days
- C.
3 months
- D.
12 months
- 2.What Air Force Instruction can you reference to determine trainee responsibilities?
- A.
AFI 36-2201, Vol. 1
- B.
AFI 36-2101, Vol. 3
- C.
AFI 36-2201, Vol. 3
- D.
AFI 36-2101, Vol. 1
- 3.What Air Force Instruction is referred to as the "little, brown book," and gives information on the enlisted tier responsibilites?
- A.
AFI 36-2903
- B.
AFI 36-2201
- C.
AFI 36-2618
- D.
AFI 36-2101
- 4.Commanders will not prosecute a target without ________.
- A.
Imagery
- B.
Intelligence
- C.
Correlated SIGINT and GEOINT
- D.
A nine-line report with location within a 10 meter square
- 5.The purpose of critical thinking is to ask yourself questions in order to ensure your conclusions have all the following EXCEPT __________.
- A.
Clarity
- B.
Precision
- C.
Substance
- D.
Relevance
- 6.Name one of the most common methods for conducting intelligence analysis used for identifying connections of known information between objects.
- A.
Collaborative tools
- B.
Open source
- C.
FalconView
- D.
Link Analysis
- 7.Who is inherently responsible for base force protection (FP)?
- A.
Commanders
- B.
Antiterrorism officer
- C.
All military members
- D.
Force protection manager
- 8.The application of active and passive defense measures, employed across the legally-defined ground dimension of the operational environment, to mitigate potential risks, and defeat adversary threats to Air Force operations is known as what?
- A.
Force protection
- B.
Integrated defense
- C.
Agile combat support
- D.
Installation security plans
- 9.What do the objectives of integrated defense provide for the conduct of integrated defense?
- A.
Resources
- B.
A central focus
- C.
Conditions for success
- D.
Objectives and guidance
- 10.What is the area outside the base perimeter from which the base may be vulnerable from standoff threats?
- A.
BZS
- B.
AOI
- C.
BSZ
- D.
BDOC
- 11.What agency is the Air Force’s main focal point for CI activities?
- A.
FBI
- B.
NGA
- C.
NCIS
- D.
AFOSI
- 12.Which threat comes from assigned personnel, host- country nationals, third country nationals, or other persons assigned to or transiting the AOR?
- A.
Unconventional
- B.
Psychological
- C.
Criminal
- D.
Insider
- 13.Which type of attack targets Air Force personnel and infrastructure through psychological operations, propaganda, electronic attacks, and network attacks?
- A.
Standoff
- B.
Terrorist
- C.
Penetration
- D.
Information operations
- 14.Which type of attack utilizes suicide bombers and civilian airliners as weapons?
- A.
Standoff
- B.
Terrorist
- C.
Penetration
- D.
Information operations
- 15.Identification of needs for intelligence regarding all aspects of the operational environment starts with which phase of the intelligence process?
- A.
Analysis and production
- B.
Evaluation and feedback
- C.
Planning and direction
- D.
Collection
- 16."What is the current location of the adversary SA-20 battery" is an example of what?
- A.
Commander information requirement
- B.
Essential elements of information
- C.
Priority intelligence requirement
- D.
Standing requirement
- 17.What is the intelligence annex of a CONPLAN or OPLAN?
- A.
Annex A
- B.
Annex B
- C.
Annex C
- D.
Annex D
- 18.At what level of collection are the national agencies involved?
- A.
Theater
- B.
Overall
- C.
Strategic
- D.
Operational
- 19.What determines the success of a retasking mission for collection?
- A.
The ISR process
- B.
The collection manager
- C.
The tasking organization
- D.
The capabilities of the asset
- 20.What collection method is conducted openly and may be acknowledged by and attributed to its sponsor?
- A.
Clandestine
- B.
Discreet
- C.
Covert
- D.
Overt
- 21.What phase in the ISR process comes after the collection phase?
- A.
Planning and direction
- B.
Analysis and production
- C.
Processing and exploitation
- D.
Dissemination and integration
- 22.What is the best guide to the reliability of a source of information?
- A.
Education
- B.
Motivation
- C.
Intelligence
- D.
Past performance
- 23.During _______information is received, collated, and entered into appropriate databases by the analysis and production elements of intelligence community organizations.
- A.
Analysis
- B.
Evaluation
- C.
Integration
- D.
Interpretation
- 24.Intelligence production must be _______ and ________ to provide non-duplicative, all-source intelligence products to the requester.
- A.
Coordinated and directed
- B.
Planned and analyzed
- C.
Planned and accurate
- D.
Effective and timely
- 25.What two steps in the analysis and production phase attempt to determine the truthfulness of the information?
- A.
Evaluation and analysis
- B.
Analysis and integration
- C.
Integration and evaluation
- D.
Interpretation and analysis
- 26.In which step of the Analysis and Production Phase is information considered finished intelligence?
- A.
Interpretation
- B.
Integration
- C.
Evaluation
- D.
Collection
- 27.Why does the military still utilize hardcopy dissemination methods?
- A.
Allied and coalition forces often do not have the ability to utilize the same system architecture
- B.
It increases the likelihood that users will get the intelligence at remote locations
- C.
Some charts are not available in softcopy format
- D.
It is easier to disseminate
- 28.What is the primary vehicle for integrating intelligence and operations?
- A.
Integration software
- B.
Priority intelligence report
- C.
Common operational picture
- D.
Global command and control system
- 29.Who evaluates the quality of intelligence products?
- A.
Intelligence personnel and consumers at all levels
- B.
Senior intelligence officers
- C.
Intelligence personnel
- D.
Commanders
- 30.When performing your duties with intelligence collection and reporting, what is one reason you should perform training for aircrew?
- A.
To form a bond with your coworkers
- B.
To ensure the aircrew are receiving training
- C.
Because aircrew are a valuable source of perishable intelligence and training the aircrew what to report can ensure they report important intelligence
- D.
Because when you train the aircrew, you are ensuring they will find valuable information on every mission and be able to report that intelligence back to you
- 31.Which prosign would be utilized when intelligence is received that our forces have made initial enemy contact?
- A.
PP
- B.
RR
- C.
YY
- D.
ZZ
- 32.Which type of intelligence data includes information on the number of aircraft on a specific mission?
- A.
Strike data
- B.
Operational data
- C.
Enemy air reaction data
- D.
Surface-to-air missile data
- 33.What type of reporting is difficult for aircrew due to the small size of weapons utilized?
- A.
AAA engagements
- B.
SAM engagements
- C.
Naval engagements
- D.
Air-to-air engagements
- 34.How many steps are involved in mission reporting?
- A.
1
- B.
2
- C.
3
- D.
4
- 35.Which of the following should be reported by aircrew for both AAA and SAM sightings?
- A.
RWR warnings received
- B.
Type of missile utilized
- C.
Type of fire utilized
- D.
Fire coordination
- 36.Where can you find the process for submitting a MISREP?
- A.
ATO
- B.
SPINS
- C.
SITREP
- D.
Command directives
- 37.Which of the following is NOT a required administrative data set for a MISREP?
- A.
MSNID
- B.
TARWI
- C.
FLTDTAIL
- D.
Classification
- 38.What initial report would be submitted if an aircrew passes an INFLTREP regarding a column of tanks advancing toward our forward line of troops?
- A.
IIR
- B.
INTREP
- C.
INTSUM
- D.
INTFLTREP
- 39.Identify the report that is similar to an INTSUM, but contains more refined analytical information.
- A.
INTSUM
- B.
INTREP
- C.
SITREP
- D.
DISUM
- 40.This traditional ISR asset was originally designed as a maritime patrol and anti-submarine aircraft.
- A.
RC-135 COBRA BALL
- B.
RC-12 GUARDRAIL
- C.
MR Mk1P Nimrod
- D.
Tornado GR1A
- 41.What non-traditional ISR asset was purchased to fill the void left behind from the retirement of the TARPS system?
- A.
WSV
- B.
TARS
- C.
SHARP
- D.
ATARS
- 42.This model is a tool used to characterize the sort of processes that typically happen in a collection cycle for a given sensor.
- A.
Tasking, collection, processing, evaluation, and dissemination (TCPED)
- B.
Tasking, collection, processing, exploitation, and dissemination (TCPED)
- C.
Tasking, communication, processing, evaluation, and dissemination (TCPED)
- D.
Tasking, communication, processing, exploitation, and dissemination (TCPED)
- 43.This process of the TCPED model refers to the mission planning and execution of operations.
- A.
Tasking
- B.
Collection
- C.
Processing
- D.
Exploitation
- 44.This weapon system is the operational-level command and control center that provides the Commander Air Force Forces with the capability to direct and supervise the activities of assigned forces.
- A.
Air operations and space center
- B.
Air and space operations center
- C.
Air operations division
- D.
Air operations system
- 45.The primary products of this division include the air tasking order (ATO), airspace control order (ACO) and joint integrated prioritized target list (JIPTL).
- A.
Intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance division
- B.
Combat operations division
- C.
Combat plans division
- D.
Air mobility division
- 46.This ISRD team conducts dynamic intelligence preparation of the operational environment and provides the context for understanding the adversary's intentions.
- A.
ISR operations team
- B.
Combat intelligence team
- C.
Targets/tactical assessment team
- D.
Analysis, correlation and fusion team
- 47.Which team within the air mobility division coordinates closely with the rescue coordination cell?
- A.
Airlift control team
- B.
Air Mobility control team
- C.
Air Refueling control team
- D.
Aeromedical evacuation control team
- 48.What team is the focal point for the ISRD for implementing, coordinating and maintaining PED support from agencies outside the AOC?
- A.
The planning team
- B.
The coordination team
- C.
The PED management team
- D.
The planning and coordination team
- 49.Which of the following phases are NOT part of the mission planning cycle?
- A.
ATO planning
- B.
Execution phase
- C.
Receive the ATO
- D.
Mission planning phase
- 50.Which charts will normally depict the target areas for mission planning?
- A.
GNC
- B.
ONC
- C.
TPC
- D.
JOG
- 51.In the third phase of the air tasking cycle, what provides the basis for weaponeering assessment activities?
- A.
MAAP
- B.
JIPTL
- C.
ATO
- D.
ACO
- 52.Which of the following is correct, given the following set of an ATO? MSNACFT/2/ACTYP:F-16C/TEXAN01/A1/111/22222/33333//.
- A.
There will be two A1 aircraft flying a mission with call sign TEXAN01
- B.
The call sign of the refueling aircraft is TEXAN01
- C.
The aircraft assigned to this mission are F-16Cs
- D.
There will be four aircraft flying this mission
- 53.What is used to get aircraft to specific areas for mission accomplishment, and do not have altitude restrictions?
- A.
MRR
- B.
BDZ
- C.
ATR
- D.
ROZ
- 54.Who is the office of primary responsibility for the section of the SPINS that provides guidance to subordinate and supporting commanders of the JFACCs overall C2 battle plan.
- A.
C2 Planning
- B.
Strategy division
- C.
Judge advocate general
- D.
Electronic warfare coordination cell
- 55.What is the purpose of the first step in the IPOE process?
- A.
To define the intelligence problem by identifying the specific aspects of the environment, the activities within it, and the space where they exist
- B.
To determine the adversary’s COGs, capabilities, doctrinal principles and TTPs
- C.
To determine how the battlespace affects adversary and friendly operations
- D.
To produce a graphical representation of the AO or AOI
- 56.What does a thorough pre-conflict analysis alleviate when it can be accomplished?
- A.
Size problems
- B.
Organizational problems
- C.
Time constraint problems
- D.
Disinterest with material problems
- 57.Usually the aerospace environment is divided into two sub-dimensions. What are they?
- A.
Air and land
- B.
Air and space
- C.
Space and information
- D.
Information and surface
- 58.What is classified as the area of concern including the area of influence, areas adjacent thereto, and extending into enemy territory to the objectives of current or planned operations?
- A.
Area of responsibility (AOR)
- B.
Information environment
- C.
Aerospace environment
- D.
Area of interest (AOI)
- 59.What is the purpose of the second step in the IPOE process?
- A.
To define the intelligence problem by identifying the specific aspects of the environment, the activities within it, and the space where they exist
- B.
To determine the adversary’s COGs, capabilities, doctrinal principles and TTPs
- C.
To determine how the battlespace affects adversary and friendly operations
- D.
To produce a graphical representation of the AO or AOI
- 60.Which dimension of the physical environment is not constrained by physical boundaries?
- A.
Air
- B.
Land
- C.
Space
- D.
Information
- 61.Which of the following is probably the most important human dimension characteristic to consider?
- A.
Political
- B.
Economic
- C.
Infrastructure
- D.
Socio-cultural
- 62.Which of the following is not an example of broad COAs?
- A.
Human COA (political, religious, economic, environmental)
- B.
Place COA (attack, deny, launch additional assets)
- C.
Information COA (attack, defend, gain or exploit)
- D.
Air COA (attack, defend, disperse, evade, harden)
- 63.Which of the following is NOT one of the three elements that intelligence threat models consist of?
- A.
Doctrinal templates
- B.
Description of preferred TTPs
- C.
Determine adversary reactions
- D.
Identification of HVT and HPTs
- 64.In which step of the IPOE process will you determine the current adversary situation?
- A.
Evaluate the adversary
- B.
Determine the operational environment
- C.
Determine the adversary courses of action
- D.
Determine the operational environment effects
- 65.Step 4 of the IPOE process identifies and develops _________________.
- A.
All of the required intelligence
- B.
How the battle space affects both adversary and friendly operations
- C.
The adversary’s likely COA that will influence accomplishment of the command’s mission
- D.
The adversary’s COG, capabilities, doctrinal principles, and applicable tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) absent of environmental constraints
- 66.Which of the following is NOT considered when contemplating "wildcard" tactics for adversary COAs?
- A.
Desperation
- B.
Immature decision making
- C.
Unexpected acts of terrorism
- D.
Ignorance of the military arts and sciences
- 67.In what order should courses of action be developed?
- A.
In order of its probability of adoption
- B.
In order of most dangerous
- C.
In chronological order
- D.
In alphabetical order
- 68.What provides the updated intelligence baseline on which to make operational assessments?
- A.
SD
- B.
JFC
- C.
COD
- D.
IPOE process
- 69.What is the role of the intelligence staff?
- A.
Direct the IPOE process
- B.
Provide achievable and measurable guidance, objectives, and intent for IPOE
- C.
Incorporate the IPOE process into JAOP and aerospace estimate of the situation builds
- D.
Evaluate potential friendly COA in light of potential enemy COA and develop appropriate and relevant branches and sequels
- 70.What is the term that refers to energy that spreads out as it travels away from its source?
- A.
Signal
- B.
Radiation
- C.
Gamma rays
- D.
Ultra violet rays
- 71.What is the rate at which pulses or pulse groups are transmitted?
- A.
PW
- B.
PRF
- C.
PRT
- D.
PRI
- 72.Beam width error increases with _____.
- A.
Range
- B.
Altitude
- C.
Azimuth
- D.
Velocity/direction
- 73.The distance a target is from the radar site at the time of detection is called what?
- A.
Range
- B.
Altitude
- C.
Azimuth
- D.
Velocity/direction
- 74.What is the most common type of radar design?
- A.
Pulse
- B.
Doppler
- C.
Monopulse
- D.
Pulse Doppler
- 75.Which type of radar was developed to overcome the limitations and jamming susceptibility of scanning radar systems?
- A.
Pulse
- B.
Frequency
- C.
Monopulse
- D.
Pulse Doppler
- 76.Identify the method of scan that continuously scans 360 degrees in azimuth.
- A.
Linear
- B.
Raster
- C.
Conical
- D.
Circular
- 77.Identify the radar system that warns of an impending attack by hostile aircraft.
- A.
Early warning
- B.
Height finding
- C.
Ground control intercept
- D.
Target tracking or fire control
- 78.This type of jamming uses a wide-band noise transmitter designed to deny the use of frequencies over wide portions of the EM spectrum.
- A.
Spot
- B.
Sweep
- C.
Barrage
- D.
Precision
- 79.Which of the following is NOT a SEAD asset?
- A.
F16 CJ
- B.
AGM-88
- C.
HTS pod
- D.
EC130H
- 80.What samples the receiver noise content at the end of each PRF and sets the gain accordingly for the next pulse interval?
- A.
Automatic gain control
- B.
Automatic noise level
- C.
Frequency agility
- D.
Polarization
- 81.In the Rivet Joint’s electronic support mission, it provides ______ to national and theater consumers.
- A.
ELINT
- B.
SIGINT
- C.
GEOINT
- D.
HUMINT
- 82.What is the measure of how well an object absorbs incident IR radiation and reradiates it?
- A.
Radiation
- B.
Emissivity
- C.
Thermal capacity
- D.
Absolute temperature
- 83.What occurs as radiation travels through the Earth’s atmosphere and scatters and becomes absorbed?
- A.
Transmissivity
- B.
Thermal contrast
- C.
Thermal crossover
- D.
Attenuation of radiation
- 84.Which visible light concept refers to the bending of a ray of light?
- A.
Refraction
- B.
Dispersion
- C.
Diffraction
- D.
Transmission
- 85.When considering the radar significance of cultural features in suburban areas, what will reflect less energy than the concrete and masonry used in urban areas?
- A.
The houses
- B.
Sidewalks and parks
- C.
Sidewalks, parks, roads, and railroads
- D.
Shingle roofs, wooden construction, grass and dirt
- 86.What provides the key to interpretation of railroad tracks?
- A.
The filling in of low areas and cutting through rolling terrains
- B.
The two tracks running long distances
- C.
The building materials used
- D.
The trains
- 87.When classifying radar returns of military installations, what is the usual method of classification?
- A.
Find the housing area first
- B.
Classify which building is the command building
- C.
Classify the installation into the broad category first
- D.
Find the petroleum, oil, and lubrication facilities first
- 88.What type of radar returns are generally produced by ships on real-beam systems?
- A.
Small returns
- B.
Large returns
- C.
Large and dark returns
- D.
Small and bright returns
- 89.Which of the following will produce hot infrared signatures?
- A.
Boilers and furnaces
- B.
Dirt roads
- C.
Houses
- D.
Fields
- 90.Which of the following not is a factor that will affect the thermal signature of equipment?
- A.
The size of the equipment
- B.
Camouflage painting
- C.
The time of day
- D.
Netting
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