1w071n-02 CDC Volume 1
Current 7-level CDCs as of 16 JAN 2013
- 1.During military planning, the strategic level is
- A.
The only level of the military echelon that uses strategy planning.
- B.
The lowest level of decision making when planning for contingencies.
- C.
The highest level of decision making when planning for contingencies.
- D.
The second largest group of military strategists within the war planning echelon.
- 2.Joint operations planning is primarily the responsibility of the
- A.
Commander in chief (CINC).
- B.
Deployed forces commander.
- C.
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS).
- D.
Ranking group-level expeditionary commander.
- 3.Crisis action planning differs from deliberate planning in that it’s based on
- A.
Input from the staff weather officer (SWO).
- B.
The inputs of weather and intelligence personnel.
- C.
Current and past events, without regard to data sensitivity.
- D.
Current events and conducted in time-sensitive situations and emergencies.
- 4.For what does deliberate planning help to prepare?
- A.
All types of natural disasters that accurate forecasts can prevent.
- B.
The types of contingencies that are recognized as long term threats.
- C.
The most likely contingencies that may occur in the near term future.
- D.
Weather related products that could prevent lost operating hours during deployments.
- 5.What type of planning is aimed at assembling and organizing national resources to support national objectives during a time of war or for operations other than war?
- A.
Deliberate Planning.
- B.
Mobilization Planning.
- C.
Crisis Action Planning.
- D.
Joint Operations Planning.
- 6.Commanders use the joint intelligence preparation of the battlefield (JIPB) process to support all of the following except
- A.
Targeting.
- B.
Special operations.
- C.
Natural disaster relief.
- D.
Counter air operations.
- 7.To what level(s) does the joint intelligence preparation of the battlefield (JIPB) process apply?
- A.
Tactical.
- B.
Strategic and Operational.
- C.
Operational and Tactical.
- D.
Operational, Strategic, and Tactical.
- 8.What is the last major step in the joint intelligence preparation of the battlefield (JIPB) process?
- A.
Define the battle space environment.
- B.
Describe the battle space effects.
- C.
Determine the adversary potential course of actions (COA).
- D.
Determine the current adversary situation.
- 9.What is targeting, with respect to the air tasking cycle?
- A.
Identifying those persons or objects needing removal.
- B.
The process of eliminating targets from controlled operational air space.
- C.
The process of engaging all unfriendly targets within the area of operations.
- D.
The process of selecting targets and measuring the results or response of the target selection.
- 10.Over what period of time does the Notational Air Tasking Cycle take place?
- A.
About 30 days.
- B.
30 to 72 hours.
- C.
One to two weeks.
- D.
Seven duty days.
- 11.What must be completed before moving into Phase Three of the Notational Air Tasking Cycle?
- A.
Target development phase.
- B.
Target engagement phase.
- C.
Target recognition phase.
- D.
Target elimination phase.
- 12.Effects at the strategic level of war include
- A.
Destruction of all enemy assets.
- B.
Control of all weather reporting sites.
- C.
Infiltration of the enemy’s intelligence branch.
- D.
Destruction or disruption of the enemy’s center of gravity (COG).
- 13.At what level of warfare are individual battles or engagements fought?
- A.
Tactical.
- B.
Global.
- C.
Strategic.
- D.
Operational.
- 14.At what level of war are campaigns and major operations planned, conducted, and sustained?
- A.
At what level of war are campaigns and major operations planned, conducted, and sustained?
- B.
Global.
- C.
Strategic.
- D.
Operational.
- 15.Planning at the operational level of war determines all of the following except
- A.
What we will attack.
- B.
Exactly when we will attack.
- C.
In what order we will attack.
- D.
For what duration we will attack.
- 16.The Army’s primary mission is to organize, train, and equip forces to
- A.
Conduct prompt operations.
- B.
Add support to units calling air strikes.
- C.
Conduct prompt operations in foreign lands.
- D.
Prompt and sustained land combat operations.
- 17.What is the Army’s largest major command?
- A.
US Army Pacific.
- B.
US Army in Europe.
- C.
US Army Forces Command.
- D.
US Army South.
- 18.What is the US Army Forces Command (FORSCOM) mission?
- A.
To deploy and sustain air forces capable of responding rapidly to crises worldwide.
- B.
To enhance combat ready forces capable of responding rapidly to crises worldwide.
- C.
To train, mobilize, deploy and sustain air forces capable of responding rapidly to crises worldwide.
- D.
To train, mobilize, deploy and sustain combat ready forces capable of responding rapidly to crises worldwide.
- 19.What rank of Army officer normally commands divisions?
- A.
Major generals.
- B.
Brigadier generals.
- C.
Colonels and above.
- D.
Colonels or brigadier generals.
- 20.In what environment(s) does the US seek to achieve its strategic objectives?
- A.
War.
- B.
Conflict.
- C.
War and conflict.
- D.
Peacetime, conflict, and war.
- 21.How does the Army classify its activities during conflict?
- A.
War.
- B.
Peacetime battle.
- C.
Real world exercise.
- D.
Military operations other than war.
- 22.What does the US attempt to do during peacetime?
- A.
To influence world events by introducing actions that might unsettle nations.
- B.
To influence world events through actions that break apart unfriendly nations.
- C.
To influence world events through those actions that rarely occurs between nations.
- D.
To influence world events through those actions that routinely occurs between nations.
- 23.According to the US Army, what is war?
- A.
The use of ground troops in operations.
- B.
The use of ground troops in operations in hostile areas.
- C.
The use of force in combat operations against an armed enemy.
- D.
The use of force in combat operations against an enemy, armed or otherwise.
- 24.In what terms do commanders consider the battlefield?
- A.
The time necessary to defeat the enemy force.
- B.
The space necessary to complete the assigned mission.
- C.
The space necessary to defeat the enemy force or to complete the assigned mission.
- D.
The time and space necessary to defeat the enemy force or to complete the assigned mission.
- 25.Once deployed, a tactical unit works within the
- A.
Area of Interest (AI).
- B.
Area of Operations (AO).
- C.
Area of Responsibility (AOR).
- D.
Area of Tactical Responsibility (ATR).
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