Term
| Describe the Task Force structure established during HA/DR operations |
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Definition
| The Joint Task Force organization for HA/DR is similar to traditional military organizations with a commander, command element and mission-tailored forces |
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| Describe HUMINT disciplines play a role in conducting HA/DR |
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| Describe IMINT disciplines play a role in conducting HA/DR |
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Definition
| Secondary Collection Means |
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Term
| Describe OSINT disciplines play a role in conducting HA/DR |
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Definition
| Used to determine host nation’s agendas and patterns of operation |
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| WHICH SHIPBOARD ASSET PERTAIN TO HA/DR |
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Definition
Expeditionary Strike Groups
Carrier Strike Groups
Hospital ships
US Naval Construction Force
Expeditionary medical facilities
Forward deployable preventative medicine units |
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Term
| State the purpose of METOC in supporting the HA/DR mission |
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Definition
| Joint forces depend on timely, accurate, and reliable METOC information to plan and direct HA/DR operations. |
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| WHAT ARE THE FOUR MARTIME OPERATIONS CENTER READINESS LEVELS |
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Definition
Policy Level
Strategic Level
Operational Level
Tactical Level |
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| President/SECDEF/Joint Staff |
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| WHAT IS OPERATIONAL LEVEL |
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Definition
| Naval Combatant Commander/Fleet Commander |
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| Carrier Strike Group/Expeditionary Strike Group |
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| OPT-Operational planning team |
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| CLF-Commander Landing Force |
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| COMMANDER AMPHIBIOUS TASK FORCE |
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Definition
| Helicopter Direction Center / Air Traffic Control |
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| Provides a geographic combatant commander (GCC) or other operationa commander a quick sea-based reaction force |
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| Nongovernmental Organization, i.e. Red Cross |
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