Radar System Based Supplementary Questions
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Which intel discipline deals with the overall disposition of radar systems?
- A.
OPELINT
- B.
TECHELINT
- C.
TELINT
- D.
FISINT
- E.
MASINT
Correct Answer
A. OPELINTExplanation
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- 2.
Which intel discipline is strictly involve with the technical details of a radar's signal?
- A.
OPELINT
- B.
TECHELINT
- C.
TELINT
- D.
FISINT
- E.
MASINT
Correct Answer
B. TECHELINTExplanation
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- 3.
Which intel discipline pertains to signals that carry info pertaining to the health or status of a particular system, e.g. temp, voltage, fuel levels, & battery status?
- A.
OPELINT
- B.
TECHELINT
- C.
TELINT
- D.
FISINT
- E.
MASINT
Correct Answer
C. TELINTExplanation
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- 4.
Which intel discipline deals with electromagnetic emissions associated w/ testing and op deployment of aerospace, surface, and subsurface systems having military and civ applications?
- A.
TECHELINT
- B.
OPELINT
- C.
TELINT
- D.
FISINT
- E.
MASINT
Correct Answer
D. FISINTExplanation
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- 5.
Which intel discipline deals with technically derived intel that detects, locates, tracks, IDs, and describes the unique characteristics of fixed and dynamic target sources?
- A.
TECHELINT
- B.
TELINT
- C.
OPELINT
- D.
FISINT
- E.
MASINT
Correct Answer
E. MASINTExplanation
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- 6.
Under which broader intel sub discipline does TELINT fall?
- A.
COMINT
- B.
ELINT
- C.
FISINT
- D.
MASINT
Correct Answer
C. FISINTExplanation
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- 7.
Which are the two sub sub disciplines of ELINT?
- A.
OPELINT
- B.
TECHELINT
- C.
TELINT
- D.
MASINT
- E.
FISINT
Correct Answer(s)
A. OPELINT
B. TECHELINTExplanation
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- 8.
Which of the following is NOT a sub discipline of SIGINT?
- A.
COMINT
- B.
ELINT
- C.
FISINT
- D.
MASINT
Correct Answer
D. MASINTExplanation
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- 9.
Which TWO of the following are valid names for reference objects on a map?
- A.
Location Diagram
- B.
Location Box
- C.
Grid Reference Box
- D.
Grid Reference Diagram
- E.
Location Graph
- F.
Grid Reference Graph
Correct Answer(s)
A. Location Diagram
C. Grid Reference BoxExplanation
2-36, because one's a diagram, while the other's a box - The VREs indicate that distinctions like that are important. Yeah.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Which of the following is NOT a type of geocoords?
- A.
Decimal Degrees
- B.
Degrees and Minutes
- C.
Degrees, Minutes, and Seconds
- D.
Decimal Minutes
Correct Answer
D. Decimal MinutesExplanation
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- 11.
What is the Military Grid Reference System (MGRS) based upon?
- A.
The Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) system
- B.
The Decimal Degrees system
- C.
The United States Geological Survey (USGS)
- D.
World Geographic Reference System (GEOREF)
Correct Answer
A. The Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) systemExplanation
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- 12.
In the MGRS, east-west zones are each 1) ___________ degrees in distance, while north-south zones are each 2) ____________ degrees in distance.
- A.
1) six
- B.
2) eight
- C.
1) eight
- D.
2) six
- E.
1) ten
- F.
2) twelve
- G.
1) twelve
- H.
2) ten
Correct Answer(s)
A. 1) six
B. 2) eightExplanation
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- 13.
MGRS grids are lettered _________ going south to north.
- A.
C to X
- B.
A to Z
- C.
I to O
- D.
B to Y
Correct Answer
A. C to XExplanation
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- 14.
The MGRS actually does not cover the whole earth - It does not cover the two poles. From what degree latitude south to what degree latitude north does it extend?
- A.
80 degrees S to 84 degrees N
- B.
84 degrees S to 80 degrees N
- C.
80 degrees S to 80 degrees N
- D.
82 degrees S to 86 degrees N
Correct Answer
A. 80 degrees S to 84 degrees NExplanation
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- 15.
The first three parts of an MGRS coordinate together (the grid zone number, grid zone designator, and the [last] two letter identifier) reference a grid square of what size? Example: 18SUH 18 - grid zone number S grid zone designator UH - [last] two letter identifier
- A.
100,000 square meters
- B.
10,000 square meters
- C.
1,000,000 square meters
- D.
One square megameter
Correct Answer
A. 100,000 square metersExplanation
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- 16.
Six digits after the initial three parts of an MGRS coordinate reference a grid square of what size?
- A.
+ 100 meters squared
- B.
+ 10 meters squared
- C.
+ 1,000 meters squared
- D.
+ one square kilometer
Correct Answer
A. + 100 meters squaredExplanation
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- 17.
Ten digits after the initial three parts of an MGRS coordinate reference a grid square of what size?
- A.
+ 1 meter squared
- B.
+ 1 decimeter squared
- C.
+ 0.1 meters squared
- D.
+ 1 decameter squared
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- 18.
Which of the following is NOT one of the tenets of Air, Space, and Cyber Power?
- A.
Centralized Control and Decentralized Execution
- B.
Flexibility and Versatility
- C.
Synergy
- D.
Persistence
- E.
Concentration
- F.
Priority
- G.
Balance
- H.
Excellence
Correct Answer
H. ExcellenceExplanation
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Which tenet of Air, Space, and Cyber Power does the ISR Division of the AOC put into practice?
- A.
Centralized Control and Decentralized Execution
- B.
Flexibility and Versatility
- C.
Synergy
- D.
Persistence
- E.
Concentration
- F.
Priority
- G.
Balance
Correct Answer
A. Centralized Control and Decentralized ExecutionExplanation
3-1, Excellence is a Principle of Joint Intel, though.Rate this question:
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- 20.
Which of the following is NOT one of the three strategic priorities of the National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace?
- A.
Build capacity for cyberspace ops
- B.
Prevent cyber attacks against America's critical infrastructure
- C.
Reduce national vulnerability to cyber attacks
- D.
Minimize damage and recovery time from cyber attacks
Correct Answer
A. Build capacity for cyberspace opsExplanation
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- 21.
Which of the following is NOT one of the four strategic priorities of the National Military Strategy for Cyberspace Ops?
- A.
Gain and maintain initiative to operate within adversary decision cycles
- B.
Prevent cyber attacks against America's critical infrastructure
- C.
Build capacity for cyberspace ops
- D.
Integrate cyberspace capabilities across the range of military ops
- E.
Manage risk for ops in cyberspace
Correct Answer
B. Prevent cyber attacks against America's critical infrastructureExplanation
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- 22.
Which TWO of the following are NOT among the Principles of Joint Intel?
- A.
Synergy
- B.
Balance
- C.
Perspective
- D.
Synchronization
- E.
Integrity
- F.
Unity of effort
- G.
Prioritization
- H.
Excellence
- I.
Prediction
- J.
Agility
- K.
Collaboration
- L.
Fusion
Correct Answer(s)
A. Synergy
B. BalanceExplanation
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- 23.
Which of the following is routine contact and interaction between individuals or elements of US military forces and those of another nation's armed forces or foreign and domestic civilian authorities or agencies?
- A.
Professional engagement
- B.
Professional cooperation
- C.
Security cooperation
- D.
Security engagement
Correct Answer
A. Professional engagementExplanation
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- 24.
Which of the following involves all DoD interactions with foreign defense establishments to build defense relationships with the overall goals of promoting specific US security interests, developing allied and friendly military capabilities for self-defence and multinational ops, and provide US forces with peacetime and contingency access to a host nation?
- A.
Professional engagement
- B.
Professional cooperation
- C.
Security cooperation
- D.
Security engagement
Correct Answer
C. Security cooperationExplanation
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- 25.
Which of the following is NOT a type of Army expeditionary force?
- A.
Brigade Combat Team (BCT)
- B.
Unit of Action (UA)
- C.
Unit of Employment (UE)
- D.
Expeditionary Strike Force (ESF)
Correct Answer
D. Expeditionary Strike Force (ESF)Explanation
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- 26.
Which of the following is NOT one of the types of Army forces developed to integrate into the high frequency of joint contingency ops?
- A.
Quick Reaction Forces (QRF)
- B.
Interim Brigade Combat Team (IBCT)
- C.
Army Pre-Positioned Stock (APS)
- D.
Contingency Control Unit (CCU)
Correct Answer
D. Contingency Control Unit (CCU)Explanation
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- 27.
Within how many days can an Army "Pre-Positioned Stock (APS)" be in place after a deployment order?
- A.
15 days
- B.
30 days
- C.
45 days
- D.
10 days
Correct Answer
C. 45 daysExplanation
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- 28.
How many Army Pre-Positioned Stocks (APSs) are there?
Correct Answer
5
fiveExplanation
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Of the three types of Army forces that participate in the high frequency of joint contingency ops, which ones come 1) _______ first and 2) _________ second?
- A.
1) Quick Reaction Force (QRF)
- B.
2) Interim Brigade Combat Team (IBCT)
- C.
1) Army Pre-Positioned Stock (APS)
- D.
2) Army Pre-Positioned Stock (APS)
- E.
2) Quick Reaction Force (QRF)
- F.
1) Interim Brigade Combat Team (IBCT)
Correct Answer(s)
A. 1) Quick Reaction Force (QRF)
B. 2) Interim Brigade Combat Team (IBCT)Explanation
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- 30.
Carrier Strike Groups (CSGs) often contain how many ships?
Correct Answer(s)
6
sixExplanation
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How many Carrier Strike Groups (CSGs) are there?
Correct Answer(s)
11
elevenExplanation
3-11. The text here mysteriously says that there're 12; however, there're actually only 11. The text is wrong. It's hard to understand how we can have 12 CGSs when we only have 11 carriers.Rate this question:
- 32.
Which foreign fighter jet was introduced in the year 2000?
- A.
Mirage 2000
- B.
Rafale
- C.
JAS-39 Gripen
- D.
Euro fighter Typhoon
Correct Answer
B. RafaleExplanation
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- 33.
Which foreign fighter jet was designed for carrier-based ops?
- A.
Mirage 2000
- B.
Rafale
- C.
JAS-39 Gripen
- D.
Euro fighter Typhoon
Correct Answer
B. RafaleExplanation
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- 34.
Which foreign fighter jet has the good [i.e., the best] maintainability and low support reqs which allow it to generate more sorties than any other aircraft in its class, or, alternatively, to achieve the same level of op tasking but with a smaller force?
- A.
Mirage 2000
- B.
Rafale
- C.
JAS-39 Gripen
- D.
Euro fighter Typhoon
Correct Answer
C. JAS-39 GripenExplanation
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- 35.
Which foreign fighter jet has supercruise?
- A.
Tornado
- B.
Rafale
- C.
JAS-39 Gripen
- D.
Euro fighter Typhoon
Correct Answer
D. Euro fighter TyphoonExplanation
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- 36.
Which is NOT one of the four elements of a Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF)?
- A.
Command Element
- B.
Aviation Combat Element
- C.
Ground Combat Element
- D.
Logistics Combat Element
- E.
Amphibious Assault Element
Correct Answer
E. Amphibious Assault ElementExplanation
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- 37.
Which platform provides a jamming capability
- A.
EA-6B Prowler
- B.
EP-3E Aries II
- C.
MC-12W
- D.
E-8C Joint STARS
Correct Answer
A. EA-6B ProwlerExplanation
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Which platform provides the capability to detect and exploit tactically significant ELINT and COMINT info to the appropriate Battle Group Commanders?
- A.
EA-6B Prowler
- B.
EP-3E Aries II
- C.
MC-12W
- D.
E-8C Joint STARS
Correct Answer
B. EP-3E Aries IIExplanation
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Which platform provides ISR support directly to ground forces, containing EO/IR and other sensors?
- A.
EA-6B Prowler
- B.
EP-3E Aries II
- C.
MC-12W
- D.
E-8C Joint STARS
Correct Answer
C. MC-12WExplanation
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- 40.
Which is the organizational hierarchy of Army units?
- A.
Squad, Platoon, Company, Battalion, Brigade, Division, Corps, Field Army
- B.
Squad, Platoon, Company, Brigade, Battalion, Division, Corps, Field Army
- C.
Platoon, Squad, Company, Battalion, Brigade, Division, Corps, Field Army
- D.
Squad, Platoon, Company, Battalion, Brigade, Corps, Division, Field Army
Correct Answer
A. Squad, Platoon, Company, Battalion, Brigade, Division, Corps, Field ArmyExplanation
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- 41.
What Army unit has 500-600 soldiers and is comprised of 3-5 Companies?
- A.
Battalion
- B.
Brigade
- C.
Division
- D.
Corps
Correct Answer
A. BattalionExplanation
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- 42.
The Army MOS 35F does what?
- A.
Intel Analyst
- B.
Imagery Analyst
- C.
Common Ground Station Analyst
- D.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operator
- E.
Counterintel agent
- F.
Human intel collector
- G.
SIGINT analyst
- H.
Cryptologic linguist
- I.
Signals collector and analyst
- J.
Military intel systems maintainer and integrator
Correct Answer
A. Intel Analyst -
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The Army MOS 35G does what?
- A.
Intel Analyst
- B.
Imagery Analyst
- C.
Common Ground Station Analyst
- D.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operator
- E.
Counterintel agent
- F.
Human intel collector
- G.
SIGINT analyst
- H.
Cryptologic linguist
- I.
Signals collector and analyst
- J.
Military intel systems maintainer and integrator
Correct Answer
B. Imagery Analyst -
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The Army MOS 35H does what?
- A.
Intel Analyst
- B.
Imagery Analyst
- C.
Common Ground Station Analyst
- D.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operator
- E.
Counterintel agent
- F.
Human intel collector
- G.
SIGINT analyst
- H.
Cryptologic linguist
- I.
Signals collector and analyst
- J.
Military intel systems maintainer and integrator
Correct Answer
C. Common Ground Station Analyst -
- 45.
The Army MOS 35K does what?
- A.
Intel Analyst
- B.
Imagery Analyst
- C.
Common Ground Station Analyst
- D.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operator
- E.
Counterintel agent
- F.
Human intel collector
- G.
SIGINT analyst
- H.
Cryptologic linguist
- I.
Signals collector and analyst
- J.
Military intel systems maintainer and integrator
Correct Answer
D. Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operator -
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The Army MOS 35L does what?
- A.
Intel Analyst
- B.
Imagery Analyst
- C.
Common Ground Station Analyst
- D.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operator
- E.
Counterintel agent
- F.
Human intel collector
- G.
SIGINT analyst
- H.
Cryptologic linguist
- I.
Signals collector and analyst
- J.
Military intel systems maintainer and integrator
Correct Answer
E. Counterintel agent -
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The Army MOS 35M does what?
- A.
Intel Analyst
- B.
Imagery Analyst
- C.
Common Ground Station Analyst
- D.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operator
- E.
Counterintel agent
- F.
Human intel collector
- G.
SIGINT analyst
- H.
Cryptologic linguist
- I.
Signals collector and analyst
- J.
Military intel systems maintainer and integrator
Correct Answer
F. Human intel collector -
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The Army MOS 35N does what?
- A.
Intel Analyst
- B.
Imagery Analyst
- C.
Common Ground Station Analyst
- D.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operator
- E.
Counterintel agent
- F.
Human intel collector
- G.
SIGINT analyst
- H.
Cryptologic linguist
- I.
Signals collector and analyst
- J.
Military intel systems maintainer and integrator
Correct Answer
G. SIGINT analyst -
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The Army MOS 35P does what?
- A.
Intel Analyst
- B.
Imagery Analyst
- C.
Common Ground Station Analyst
- D.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operator
- E.
Counterintel agent
- F.
Human intel collector
- G.
SIGINT analyst
- H.
Cryptologic linguist
- I.
Signals collector and analyst
- J.
Military intel systems maintainer and integrator
Correct Answer
H. Cryptologic linguist -
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The Army MOS 35S does what?
- A.
Intel Analyst
- B.
Imagery Analyst
- C.
Common Ground Station Analyst
- D.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operator
- E.
Counterintel agent
- F.
Human intel collector
- G.
SIGINT analyst
- H.
Cryptologic linguist
- I.
Signals collector and analyst
- J.
Military intel systems maintainer and integrator
Correct Answer
I. Signals collector and analyst -
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