1nx CDC Unit 1 Intelligence Fundamentals (Part 2)
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Who has research, development, acquisition, exploitation, and production responsibilities for imagery and mapping
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NGA
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AFISRA
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NSA
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INSCOM
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This quiz focuses on SIGINT operations and structures within the US military, assessing knowledge on Service Cryptologic Elements, their roles, and their integration with national intelligence. It's essential for professionals in military intelligence and cryptology.
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Who produces all source intel on foreign ground forces as well as military related research, development, testing, evaluation, and the worldwide production, proliferation, characteristics, and performance of foreign ground force systems.
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National Ground Intelligence Center
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MCIA
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NETWARCOM
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CGCG
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A. National Ground Intelligence CenterExplanation
The National Ground Intelligence Center is responsible for producing all source intelligence on foreign ground forces, as well as military related research, development, testing, evaluation, and the worldwide production, proliferation, characteristics, and performance of foreign ground force systems.Rate this question:
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Who is teh federal department that coordinates and supervises national security and military.
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DoD
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JCS
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DHS
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DoS
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A. DoDExplanation
The correct answer is DoD, which stands for the Department of Defense. This federal department is responsible for coordinating and supervising national security and military activities. It oversees the armed forces, develops defense policies, and manages military resources. The DoD plays a crucial role in protecting the United States and its interests both domestically and internationally.Rate this question:
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Whose mission is to support national security objectives by providing geospatial intelligence. GEOINT
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National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
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National Reconnaissance Office
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AFISRA
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INSCOM
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A. National Geospatial-Intelligence AgencyExplanation
The correct answer is the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. The agency's mission is to support national security objectives by providing geospatial intelligence, which involves the collection, analysis, and dissemination of geospatial data and information. This includes mapping, imagery, and other geospatial products that aid in understanding and decision-making related to national security concerns.Rate this question:
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Who does NRO partner with to provide space based platforms that specialize in their missions.
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NGA and NSA
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NSA and CIA
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NSA and INSCOM
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NGA and MCIA
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A. NGA and NSAExplanation
The correct answer is NGA and NSA. NRO partners with these two organizations to provide space-based platforms that specialize in their missions. The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) is responsible for collecting and analyzing geospatial intelligence, while the National Security Agency (NSA) focuses on signals intelligence and information assurance. By partnering with these agencies, NRO can leverage their expertise and resources to develop and deploy advanced space-based platforms for their specific missions.Rate this question:
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Where is Office of Naval Intelligence located
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National Maritime Intelligence Center, Suitland, MD
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National Maritime Intelligence Center, Ft. Gordon, Georgia
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Langley, Virginia
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Ft. Meade, MD
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A. National Maritime Intelligence Center, Suitland, MDExplanation
The correct answer is National Maritime Intelligence Center, Suitland, MD. This is the location of the Office of Naval Intelligence.Rate this question:
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What does the NMIC consist of
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ONI, MCIA, USCG, NIWA
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NIO, MCIA, CIA, USCG
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ONI, INSCOM
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A. ONI, MCIA, USCG, NIWAExplanation
The correct answer is ONI, MCIA, USCG, NIWA. The NMIC, or National Maritime Intelligence Center, consists of the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI), Marine Corps Intelligence Activity (MCIA), United States Coast Guard (USCG), and National Intelligence Watch Officer Network (NIWA). These organizations work together to gather and analyze intelligence related to maritime security and provide support to the United States' national security efforts.Rate this question:
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Who works under the direct authority of DIRNSA and primary tak is to facilitate timely SIGINT support to unified commands, Joint Task Force Commanders, or other operational commanders
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Cryptologic Service Groups
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Cryptologic SIGINT Groups
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Cryptologic Signals Group
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Cryptologic Satellite Group
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A. Cryptologic Service GroupsExplanation
Cryptologic Service Groups work under the direct authority of DIRNSA and their primary task is to facilitate timely SIGINT support to unified commands, Joint Task Force Commanders, or other operational commanders.Rate this question:
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What is the Deputy Chief of Staff for ISR code
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A2
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2A
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A1
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1A
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A. A2Explanation
The Deputy Chief of Staff for ISR code is A2.Rate this question:
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What is the intelligence arm of the DEA
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Office of National Security Intel
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FBI
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CIA
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NSA
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A. Office of National Security IntelExplanation
The Office of National Security Intel is the intelligence arm of the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration). This agency is responsible for gathering and analyzing intelligence related to drug trafficking and organized crime. They work closely with other law enforcement agencies to support investigations and operations targeting drug cartels and criminal networks involved in drug trafficking. The Office of National Security Intel plays a crucial role in providing actionable intelligence to help disrupt and dismantle drug trafficking organizations.Rate this question:
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Where is USSPACECOM located
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Peterson AFB, Co
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Denver, Co
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Hill AFB, CO
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A. Peterson AFB, CoExplanation
USSPACECOM is located at Peterson AFB, Co.Rate this question:
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Who is responsible for space recon systems. Satellites.
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NRO
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CIA
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NGA
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NSA
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A. NROExplanation
The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) is responsible for space reconnaissance systems, including satellites. The NRO is a U.S. government agency that designs, builds, and operates intelligence satellites to provide information to various agencies, including the CIA, NGA, and NSA. These satellites are used for gathering intelligence and conducting surveillance activities in space.Rate this question:
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Who ensures the readiness of their respective military services
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JCS
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DNI
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DoD
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SECDEF
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A. JCSExplanation
The Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) ensures the readiness of their respective military services. The JCS is a group of senior military leaders from different branches of the armed forces, including the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines. They advise the President and the Secretary of Defense on military matters and coordinate the efforts of their respective services to ensure they are prepared for any potential threats or conflicts. The JCS plays a crucial role in maintaining the readiness and effectiveness of the military services.Rate this question:
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Who is the focal point for management of all AF ISR and reports to internal and external consumers?
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A2
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CJCS
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SNI
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DIRNSA
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A. A2Explanation
The correct answer is A2. In the context of the question, "AF ISR" refers to Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance. The focal point for the management of all AF ISR and reports to internal and external consumers is the A2. The A2 is the Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance at the Air Force headquarters. This position is responsible for overseeing and coordinating all intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance activities within the Air Force, ensuring that information is effectively collected, analyzed, and disseminated to support decision-making at all levels.Rate this question:
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What are the US military's service SIGINT activities that are subordinate to DIRNSA/ Chief Cryptologic Support System (CHCSS).
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Service Cryptologic Elements (SCE)
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Service Cryptologic Sites (SCS)
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Signal Cryptologic Elements (SCE)
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Signal Cryptologic Sites (SCS)
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A. Service Cryptologic Elements (SCE)Explanation
Service Cryptologic Elements (SCE) are the US military's service SIGINT activities that are subordinate to DIRNSA/ Chief Cryptologic Support System (CHCSS). These elements are responsible for conducting cryptologic operations and providing intelligence support to military commanders and national decision-makers. They collect, analyze, and exploit signals intelligence to produce actionable intelligence and support military operations. SCEs are strategically located at various military installations and work closely with other intelligence agencies to ensure the security and effectiveness of US military operations.Rate this question:
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What is the Coast Guards SCE, and where is it assigned
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GCI, INSCOM
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CGI, NETWARCOM
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IGC, AFISRA
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GIC, MCIA
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A. CGI, NETWARCOMExplanation
The correct answer is CGI, NETWARCOM. CGI stands for Coast Guard Intelligence and NETWARCOM stands for Naval Network Warfare Command. Coast Guard Intelligence is the intelligence branch of the United States Coast Guard and is responsible for gathering and analyzing intelligence to support Coast Guard missions. NETWARCOM is a component command of the United States Cyber Command and is responsible for conducting cyber operations and providing information warfare capabilities. Therefore, the Coast Guard Intelligence is assigned to NETWARCOM.Rate this question:
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Who participates in the preparation of joing and national intel estimates, develops and implements policies and guidance for ISR activities, provides technical guidance to the AF Intelligence Analysis Agency, supervies participation in the defense attache system, and has the lead in planning and programming of ISR as a service wide enterprise.
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A2
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DNI
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MCIA
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DIRNSA
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A. A2Explanation
The correct answer is A2. A2 refers to the Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) on the Air Staff. This position participates in the preparation of joint and national intelligence estimates, develops and implements policies and guidance for ISR activities, provides technical guidance to the AF Intelligence Analysis Agency, supervises participation in the defense attaché system, and has the lead in planning and programming of ISR as a service-wide enterprise.Rate this question:
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Where is USSTRATCOM located
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Offutt AFB, NE
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Peterson AFB, Co
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Lackland AFB, TX
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Goodfellow AFB, TX
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A. Offutt AFB, NEExplanation
USSTRATCOM, which stands for United States Strategic Command, is located at Offutt Air Force Base (AFB) in Nebraska (NE). This is the correct answer because Offutt AFB is the headquarters for USSTRATCOM, which is responsible for the global command and control of U.S. strategic forces to meet national security objectives.Rate this question:
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Who are considered to be a direct extension of the NSA/CSS National Security Operations Center (NSOC) and are goverened by USSIDS? Deals with SIGINT system on a rapid, reliable basis.
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CSG
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SGC
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GCS
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CGS
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A. CSGExplanation
CSG stands for Cryptologic Services Group. They are considered to be a direct extension of the NSA/CSS National Security Operations Center (NSOC) and are governed by USSIDS. CSG deals with the SIGINT (Signals Intelligence) system on a rapid, reliable basis.Rate this question:
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Who enables US global information superiority in peacetime as well as during hostilities?
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National Reconnaissance Office
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AFISRA
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National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
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CIA
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A. National Reconnaissance OfficeExplanation
The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) enables US global information superiority in both peacetime and during hostilities. The NRO is responsible for developing, launching, and operating intelligence satellites to gather information about potential threats to national security. These satellites provide critical intelligence and surveillance capabilities, allowing the US to maintain an advantage in gathering information and monitoring activities around the world. By doing so, the NRO plays a crucial role in ensuring US global information superiority.Rate this question:
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What provides units an organizational structure, manning and training?
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SCE
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SCS
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SCC
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SEC
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A. SCEExplanation
SCE stands for Structure, Manning, and Training. It is the correct answer because it accurately represents the three elements that provide units with an organizational structure, manpower, and training. The other options, SCS, SCC, and SEC, do not encompass all three elements and therefore are not the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Who participates in near and long term planning on issues to include architecture, design, engineering, manpower and funding?
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SCE
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SEC
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SCC
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CCS
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A. SCEExplanation
SCE stands for Senior Construction Engineer. This role is responsible for participating in near and long term planning on various issues such as architecture, design, engineering, manpower, and funding. They play a crucial role in ensuring that all aspects of a project are carefully considered and planned for, in order to achieve successful outcomes.Rate this question:
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Who conducts intel activities vis its National Security Branch
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FBI
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CIA
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NSA
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DoD
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A. FBIExplanation
The correct answer is FBI because the question is asking about the organization that conducts intelligence activities through its National Security Branch. The FBI is responsible for conducting domestic intelligence operations and counterintelligence activities within the United States. The CIA focuses on gathering intelligence outside of the country, the NSA is responsible for signals intelligence and cybersecurity, and the DoD conducts military intelligence operations. Therefore, the FBI is the most appropriate answer in this context.Rate this question:
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Who started the NSC
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Truman
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Eisenhower
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Nixon
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Carter
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A. TrumanExplanation
Truman is the correct answer because he was the one who started the NSC. The NSC, or National Security Council, was established in 1947 under the National Security Act. It was created to advise the President on matters of national security and foreign policy. As the President at the time, Truman played a key role in its formation and implementation.Rate this question:
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What is the DoS intelligence arm?
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Bureau of Intelligence and Research
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FBI
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CIA
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NSA
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A. Bureau of Intelligence and ResearchExplanation
The Bureau of Intelligence and Research is the DoS intelligence arm. It is responsible for providing intelligence analysis and assessments to support the Department of State's diplomatic efforts. This includes analyzing information from various sources, conducting research, and producing reports on various global issues. The Bureau's intelligence helps inform policy decisions and diplomatic strategies of the U.S. government.Rate this question:
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When was the Joint Intelligence Operations Centers established
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April 2006
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April 2005
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April 2007
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April 2004
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A. April 2006Explanation
The Joint Intelligence Operations Centers were established in April 2006.Rate this question:
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Who harnesses intelligence to serve US diplomacy
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BIR
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CIA
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NSA
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FBI
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A. BIRExplanation
The BIR (Bureau of Intelligence and Research) harnesses intelligence to serve US diplomacy. This means that the BIR collects and analyzes intelligence information in order to provide valuable insights and support to the US diplomatic efforts. They use their intelligence capabilities to inform and shape diplomatic strategies and decision-making processes, ultimately serving the interests of the United States in its international relations.Rate this question:
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Kinetic and non kinetic effects
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USSTRATCOM
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USSPACECOM
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USCYBERCOM
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JTF
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A. USSTRATCOMExplanation
USSTRATCOM stands for United States Strategic Command, which is one of the eleven unified combatant commands of the United States Department of Defense. It is responsible for the strategic deterrence, global strike, and operating the United States' nuclear forces. The term "kinetic" refers to physical or military action, while "non-kinetic" refers to actions that do not involve physical force, such as cyber warfare or information operations. Therefore, USSTRATCOM is the most relevant answer as it oversees both kinetic and non-kinetic effects, including nuclear capabilities and cyber operations.Rate this question:
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Who is the commander of the USCC
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DIRNSA
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DNI
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DCIA
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JCS
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A. DIRNSAExplanation
The correct answer is DIRNSA, which stands for Director of the National Security Agency. This individual is responsible for leading and overseeing the operations of the NSA, which is an intelligence organization within the United States. The commander of the USCC, or U.S. Cyber Command, is typically the same person as the DIRNSA, as the two positions are often held by the same individual. However, the question specifically asks for the commander of the USCC, not the DIRNSA. Therefore, the correct answer is DIRNSA.Rate this question:
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Who do military leaders rely on for warning of potential military aggression, monitor WMD programs, track terrorists, enforce arms control and environmental treties, and assess the impact of natural and manmade disasters?
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NRO
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NGA
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AFISRA
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CIA
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A. NROExplanation
The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) is responsible for providing military leaders with warning of potential military aggression, monitoring weapons of mass destruction (WMD) programs, tracking terrorists, enforcing arms control and environmental treaties, and assessing the impact of natural and manmade disasters. The NRO is a U.S. government agency that operates and develops reconnaissance satellites to gather intelligence and provide information to military and intelligence agencies. They play a crucial role in providing timely and accurate information to military leaders for strategic decision-making and ensuring national security.Rate this question:
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When did combatant commanders express displeasure in DoD's intel process
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October 2005
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October 2006
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October 2004
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October 2003
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A. October 2005Explanation
In October 2005, combatant commanders expressed their displeasure in the Department of Defense's (DoD) intel process. Without further context, it is unclear why they were dissatisfied or what specific issues they had with the process. However, this indicates that there was a significant event or development during that time that led to their dissatisfaction.Rate this question:
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What is the DHS intelligence arm?
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Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection Directorate
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Information Assurance and Infrastructure Protection Directorate
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CIA
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NSA
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A. Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection DirectorateExplanation
The correct answer is Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection Directorate. This is the intelligence arm of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) responsible for analyzing and sharing intelligence information related to threats to the homeland. They also work towards protecting critical infrastructure and ensuring the resilience of the nation's information systems. The other options, CIA and NSA, are separate intelligence agencies with their own specific roles and responsibilities.Rate this question:
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Whose mission is to provide trained, deployable SIGINT trained marines and IA to support MAGTF, Naval, and national intelligence missions
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MCSB
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MCIA
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ONI
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NETWARCOM
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A. MCSBExplanation
MCSB stands for Marine Corps Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) Battalion. The mission of MCSB is to provide trained and deployable SIGINT trained marines and Intelligence Analysts (IA) to support Marine Air-Ground Task Force (MAGTF), Naval, and national intelligence missions. This unit plays a crucial role in gathering and analyzing intelligence through signals intelligence, which involves intercepting and interpreting communications signals to gain valuable information for military operations.Rate this question:
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How many navy info operation commands are located around the globe
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10
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15
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14
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16
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A. 15Explanation
There are 15 navy info operation commands located around the globe.Rate this question:
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Who has operational control
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Combatant commanders
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Component commanders
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President
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SECDEF
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A. Component commandersExplanation
Component commanders have operational control. This means that they have the authority and responsibility to plan and execute military operations within their assigned areas or functional areas. They are responsible for the training, readiness, and overall effectiveness of the forces under their command. While combatant commanders have overall responsibility for military operations in a specific geographic or functional area, it is the component commanders who have direct operational control and execute the missions assigned to them. The president and SECDEF have overall authority and control over the military, but operational control is delegated to the component commanders.Rate this question:
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