2a253 Volume 3 CDC
This is a study guide to help airman study for there end of course test. Not filling out there bubble sheets. End of disclaimer enjoy your studying. CDC 2A253N SOF/PR Electronic Warfare Systems Journeyman Volume 3. Electronic Warfare Principles and Support Equipment 2A253N 03 1308, Edit Code 01 AFSC 2A253
- 1.1. (401) What is the first step in EW that is essential to develop an accurate EOB?
- A.
A. Denial.
- B.
B. Detection.
- C.
C. Deception.
- D.
D. Destruction.
- 2.2. (401) What is the most permanent effective means of denying the enemy the use of the electromagnetic spectrum?
- A.
A. Denial.
- B.
B. Deception.
- C.
C. Disruption.
- D.
D. Destruction.
- 3.3. (401) The major components of EW are electronic
- A.
A. attack, electronic support, and electronic protection.
- B.
B. attack, electronic countermeasures, and electronic protection.
- C.
C. countermeasures, electronic support, and infrared countermeasures.
- D.
D. countermeasures, electronic protection, and infrared countermeasures.
- 4.4. (401) Frequency agility and changing PRF are examples of electronic
- A.
A. attack.
- B.
B. support.
- C.
C. protection.
- D.
D. countermeasures.
- 5.5. (401) What EW component locates intentional and unintentional radiated electromagnetic energy for threat recognition?
- A.
A. Electronic attack.
- B.
B. Electronic support.
- C.
C. Electronic protection.
- D.
D. Electronic management.
- 6.6. (401) ES data are not used to produce
- A.
A. signal intelligence.
- B.
B. ballistic intelligence.
- C.
C. electronic intelligence.
- D.
D. communications intelligence.
- 7.7. (402) To control an adversary’s C2 capabilities, C2W integrates destruction,
- A.
A. electronic warfare, and military deception only.
- B.
B. electronic warfare, military deception, and operational security.
- C.
C. military deception, operational security, and psychological operations only.
- D.
D. electronic warfare, military deception, operational security, and psychological operations.
- 8.8. (402) What support system provides detection and control of low-level aircraft beyond coverage of ground-based radars?
- A.
A. AWACS.
- B.
B. JWCCS.
- C.
C. JSTARS.
- D.
D. ABCCC.
- 9.9. (402) Normal SEAD targets include radars for acquisition,
- A.
A. and antiaircraft artillery only.
- B.
B. antiaircraft artillery, and SAM only.
- C.
C. and early warning/ground controlled intercept and SAM only.
- D.
D. antiaircraft artillery, early warning/ground controlled intercept, and SAM.
- 10.10. (402) What SAM system in North Vietnam was devastating to our strike forces?
- A.
a. SA–1.
- B.
b. SA–2.
- C.
c. SA–4.
- D.
D. SA–6.
- 11.11. (403) What division of EW involves weapons that use electromagnetic or directed energy as their primary destructive mechanism?
- A.
A. Electronic attack.
- B.
B. Electronic support.
- C.
C. Electronic detection.
- D.
D. Electronic protection.
- 12.12. (403) The primary missile used to destroy enemy radar-equipped air defense systems is the
- A.
A. AGM–65.
- B.
B. AGM–88.
- C.
C. BDU–65.
- D.
D. BDU–88.
- 13.13. (403) What Air Force aircraft is used to perform the Wild Weasel mission?
- A.
A. EA–6B.
- B.
B. EF–111.
- C.
C. F/A–18.
- D.
D. F–16CJ.
- 14.14. (403) What missile uses an electro-optical or infrared imaging system to perform EA?
- A.
A. AGM–65.
- B.
B. AGM–88.
- C.
C. BDU–65.
- D.
D. BDU–88.
- 15.15. (403) What type of electromagnetic jamming focuses all of the jamming energy in one particular area?
- A.
A. Support.
- B.
B. Standoff.
- C.
C. Directional.
- D.
D. Communications.
- 16.16. (403) What aircraft is used to jam communications of the enemy’s C2 network?
- A.
A. E–6B.
- B.
B. EF–111.
- C.
C. F–16CJ.
- D.
D. EC–140H.
- 17.17. (403) Transmitting a simulated unique system signature from a nonlethal platform is an example of
- A.
A. imitative deception.
- B.
B. imitative reception.
- C.
C. simulative deception.
- D.
D. manipulative deception.
- 18.18. (403) A repeater jamming technique that copies enemy radar pulses and returns incorrect target information to the enemy radar is an example of
- A.
A. imitative deception.
- B.
B. imitative reception.
- C.
C. simulative deception.
- D.
D. manipulative deception.
- 19.19. (404) Emission control is important because it
- A.
A. increases incidental or accidental emissions.
- B.
B. limits incidental or accidental emissions.
- C.
C. decreases emissions.
- D.
D. increases emissions.
- 20.20. (404) The processes and actions necessary to protect your equipment from the effects of an electromagnetic pulse produced by an atomic blast are described as
- A.
A. emissions control.
- B.
B. electromagnetic hardening.
- C.
C. electromagnetic compatibility.
- D.
D. early warning frequency deconfliction.
- 21.21. (405) The steps taken to locate the intentional and unintentional emissions from radar equipment is described as electronic
- A.
A. attack.
- B.
B. support.
- C.
C. protection.
- D.
D. management.
- 22.22. (405) What are EW reconnaissance crews called?
- A.
A. Crows.
- B.
B. Ferrets.
- C.
C. Sparks.
- D.
D. Ravens.
- 23.23. (405) The pulse analyzer does not measure
- A.
A. pulse width.
- B.
B. magnetic energy.
- C.
C. scan rate.
- D.
D. scan type.
- 24.24. (406) What major subdivision of SIGINT collects and processes data on radar?
- A.
A. PHOTINT.
- B.
B. ELINT.
- C.
C. HUMINT.
- D.
D. COMINT.
- 25.25. (406) What is not analyzed by the pulse analyzer during manual radar analysis?
- A.
A. Frequency pulse.
- B.
B. Pulse width.
- C.
C. Antenna-scan type.
- D.
D. Pulse recurrence frequency.
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