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| The primary method to disseminate JSTARS GMTI near real time to users is via BLOS and SIPRNET forwarding using what protocol. |
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| A. STANAG 4607 GMTI protocol |
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| Q. The Army uses what as the primary mode of interface with the E-8C? Secondary? |
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| A. SCDL first and SATCOM second |
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| Q. How many CGSs can link with the E-8C in receive mode only at one time? |
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| Q. What are the three primary USSOCOM missions that JSTARS can support? |
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| A. 1. Counter terrorism 2. Direct Action 3. Special recon |
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| Q. Do JSTARS have the ability to positively ID IEDs? |
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| Q. T/F The three primary Forcible Entry (FE) capabilities/options are airborne assault, air assault, and amphibious assault? |
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| Q. T/F Fire support coordinating measures are established and adjusted by appropriate land or amphibious force commanders within their boundaries and facilitate the expeditious attack of surface targets of opportunity beyond the coordinating measure. |
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| Q. _____ is designed to be a designated area where any weapon system may fire? |
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| Q. T/F The FLOT may extend past the FEBA in some cases? |
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| Q. What line is used to control and coordinate military operations, usually a terrain feature extending across zone of action? |
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| Q. T/F The Army is organized in a “singular” brigade based force. |
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| Q. What plan established combatant commanders’ missions and geographic responsibilities? |
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| A. The Unified Command Plan |
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| Q. How many Geographic combatant commands are there? |
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| Q. U.S. Forces Korea is subordinate to what unified command? |
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| Q. There are three types of ground combat brigades: Heavy, infantry, and _______? |
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| Q. How many combat brigades are there? How many before the increase? |
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| Q. What is the largest tactical unit in the US Army? |
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| Q. The Corps is a primary candidate headquarters for ______ operations. |
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| Q. What is the Army’s primary tactical warfighting headquarters? |
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| Q. T/F Divisions can control up to six Brigade Combat Teams in major combat operations. |
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| A. T. More in protracted stability operations |
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| Q. T/F Division organizations are the same for each operation. |
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| A. F. they vary for each operation |
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| Q. What are the basic building blocks of the Army’s tactical formations? |
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| Q. Heavy brigades have about ______ troops and are the equivalent to a mechanized infantry brigade. |
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| Q. Infantry brigades have around _____ troops and are the equivalent to a light infantry or airborne brigade. |
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| Q. Stryker brigades have around _____ troops and are based around the Stryker family of vehicles. |
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| Q. Who approves the Army airspace control plan? |
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| Q. The Airspace control plan establishes procedures for the airspace control sector in the ops area and with the area air defense plan must be integrated with the JFC’s ________ and orders |
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| A. operation plan (OPLAN) |
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| Q. A2C2 Army Airspace Command and Control element is the Army’s principal organization for airspace control in the Army’s AO and is normally located in the ______. |
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| A. Tactical Ops Center (TOC) |
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| Q. The E-8C has a unique personal computer improved date modem (pcidm) that allows us to link and provide SA with what platform? |
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| Q. T/F The OH-58D Kiowa Warrior is the Army’s primary recon helicopter use to execute armed recon in air cavalry troops and light attack companies. |
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| Q. What are graphic directives given by a commander to subordinate commanders to assign responsibilities, coordinate fire and maneuver, and control combat operations? |
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| A. Graphic control measures |
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| Q. Who controls all air-to-ground and surface-to-surface attack operations short of a FSCL? |
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| A. The appropriate land or amphibious force commander |
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| Q. Identify the Army’s four Corps. |
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| A. I Corps (Joint base Lewis-McChord), III Corps (Fort Hood), V Corps (US Army Europe), and XVIII Airborne Corps (Ft. Bragg) |
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| Q. What specifies airspace control measures (ACMs) and FSCMs to be used in an operational area? |
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| A. Army Airspace Control Plan (ACP) |
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| Q. What coordinate system to AH-64Ds and OH-58s primarily use? |
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| A. UTM and prefer 8 digit grids |
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| Q. Name an Area Air Defense system capable of executing the HIMAD mission that holds 4 standard missiles or 16 PAC III missiles. |
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| A. Patriot missile system |
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| Q. What is an area of land, sea, and airspace assigned by a joint force commander to the commander of a joint special operations force to conduct special operations activities? |
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| A. A Joint Special Operations Area (JSOA) |
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