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| What is the definition of IO |
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| the actions to control friendly force’s use of information and the actions to mitigate the effects of adversary use of information and information systems. |
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| What is the definition of IW |
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| the military actionable tactics for use and counter-use of the electromagnetic spectrum performed for IO missions to support and defend friendly operations while deterring adversary IW actions |
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| What is the primary responsibility of an Information Operations Officer |
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| Under the cognizance of the Deputy Intelligence Warfare Commander provides current intelligence environment information for tactical relevance to support command, operation, and/or theater objectives. |
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| What is content of the Navy-Wide OPTASK Information Operations |
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| Direction of operational tasking for entities that conduct/support information operations to include EW module, SSES, CVIC, and RADIO. Tasking includes authorities in defensive and offensive operations, circuits for communication/coordination, and electronic support requirements |
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| What governs the authority to conduct Electronic Warfare |
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| Secretary of Defense -> Joint Chiefs of Staff -> Theater/Fleet Commander |
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| What governs the authority to conduct Tactical military deception |
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| Secretary of Defense -> Joint Chiefs of Staff -> Theater/Fleet Commander |
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| What governs the authority to conduct Operations Security |
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| All DOD personnel, overall responsible is designated authority, E7/GS-11 or above |
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| What governs the authority to conduct Information Support Operations |
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| Secretary of Defense -> Joint Chiefs of Staff -> Theater/Fleet Commander |
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| What governs the authority to conduct Computer Network Defense |
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| National Security Agency –> Commander TENTH Fleet -> Navy Computer Defense Operations Command |
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| What governs the authority to conduct Computer Network Attack |
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| National Security Agency –> Tailored Access Operations |
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| What governs the authority to conduct Computer Network Exploitation |
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| National Security Agency –> Tailored Access Operations |
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| What are the implications of USSID SP Series |
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| Directives on SIGINT fundamental Policy |
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| What are the implications of USSID CR Series |
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| Directives on Customer Relationships |
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| What are the implications of USSID SE 2000 Series |
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| Directives on SIGINT Enterprise - Maritime |
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| What are the implications of USSID SE 5000 Series |
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| Directives on SIGINT Enterprise – NSA/Joint NSA-SCE/Combined NSA-collaborating |
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| Low probability of detection for close-in Electronic Support operations |
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| Describe the role of SSGN |
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| Low probability of detection for close-in Electronic Support operations |
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| Describe the role pf EA-6B Prowler |
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| Navy’s primary, legacy, radar and communications jammer air platform; utilizes the ALQ-99 for radar EA and USQ-113 for CEA |
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| Describe the role of E-2C Hawkeye |
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| Navy’s extended OTH-T, C2C, and Early Warning air platform |
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| Describe the role of P-3C Orion |
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| Navy’s ASW and Maritime Patrol air platform |
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| Describe the role of EP-3E |
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| Navy’s primary COMINT/ELINT electronic support air platform |
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| Describe the role of RC-135 |
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| Rivet Joint, Air Force’s primary SIGINT air platform; provides BDA analysis and conducts ISR missions |
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| Describe the role of MQ-1A Predator |
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| Multi-mission unmanned aerial vehicle capable of conducting: Kinetic Kill, Non-Kinetic Kill, ISR, and OTH-T |
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| Describe the role of EC-130H Compass Call |
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| Air Force’s SIGINT air platform for ES/EA and MISO missions |
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| Air Force’s High Altitude ISR air platform |
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| Describe the role of EA-18G |
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| Navy’s primary, current, radar and communications jammer air platform |
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| ES/EA/EP, Fusion Analysis, and Coordination of strike group organic assets |
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| ES/EA/EP support to ship and strike group |
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| ES/EA/EP support to ship and strike group |
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| ES/EP support to ship and strike group |
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| ES/EP, Fusion Analysis, and Coordination of strike group organic assets |
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| Describe the role of LHA/LHD |
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| ES/EA/EP support to ship and strike group |
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| ES/EP support to ship and strike group |
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| ES/EP support to ship and strike group |
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| Describe the role of Patrol Coastal Ship (PC) |
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| Describe the role of MARK V Special Operations Craft |
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| Covertly transports Special Operations Forces to/from shore for tactical missions |
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| how does SSES supports Combat Search and Rescue |
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Definition
| Similar to a SAR, but treated at a HIGHER priotity and with the added coordination with NSA Denver for national support in the recovery of US and/or Allied Forces |
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| how does SSES supports Search and Rescue |
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| SSES will identify the type of beacon and attempt to locate the emitter via Direction Finding or Geographic Location means with other US and Allied forces in the vicinity of the emitter. |
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