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| Define hazard severity and discuss the 4 categories of hazard severity. |
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Category 1: death, loss of facility/assest
Category 2: severe injury, illness, property damage
Category 3: minor injury, illness, property damage
Category 4: minimal threat to personnel safety, or health property |
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Risk Assessment Code-
combines the elements of hazard severity and mishap probability |
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1. critical risk
2. serious risk
3. moderate risk
4. minor risk
5. neglible risk |
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| hazards from electromagnetic radiation to ordinance |
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| hazards from electromagnetic radiation to personnel |
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| hazards from electromagnetic radiations to fuels |
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| describe what an MSDS is and the information it provides |
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| document that contains information on the potential hazard (health, fire, reactivity, and environmental) of a chemical product contains information on the use, storage, handling, and emergency procedures all related to hazards of the material. |
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4-7 June 1942
turning point of the Pacific War Adm Nimitz |
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| 23 october 1944- last chance effort to salvage phillipines |
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| turning point of Pacific war started June 3-5 |
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| The Capture of the USS PUEBLO |
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| 23 JAN 1968 captured by North Korea only US ship held captive today emergency destruction |
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| Discuss the National Security Act of 1947 |
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| signed by President Truman on July 26, 1947. Created DOD. Dept of air force, national security counsel, joint chief of staff and CIA |
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| State the name of the first computer and where it was located |
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Electronic numerical integrator and computer (ENIAC)June 26, 1947
University of Pennsylvania |
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| Mayport, FL (Carribean and South America) |
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| Manama Bahrain (Arabian and persian Gulf/Indian Ocean) |
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| Manama Bahrain (Arabian and persian Gulf/Indian Ocean) |
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| Gaeto Italy (Mediterranean and Black Sea) |
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| Yokosuka, Japan (Western Pacific/Indian Ocean) |
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| El Meade, Maryland (globally/cyber) |
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| Discuss the purpose of the 3-M/PMS System |
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Maintenence and material management system planned maintenence system
-manages afloat and shore equipment |
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| purpose of the MOV program |
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Material Obligation Validation:
ensure overaged material obligations are reflected in the inventory |
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Depot level repairable:
exchange basis for a refurbished part.
turn in: one for one
RIP (remian in place)-remains in the equipment and operates in a degraded state until part has been received. Co can approve |
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Maintenance Assist module:
used for troubleshooting equipment. N6 has them |
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| bulky items stored in assigned spaces where they will be used |
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Casualty report:
report of parts required to be repaired for faulty equipment
CAT1-4 |
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| Cognizance of Navy material |
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| Government commercial purchase card |
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VISA
used for open pirchases-on the spot purchases of supplies and services |
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| events that should be reported to the SSO |
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| Anything that could affect your clearance such as U/A, financial issues or legal issues |
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Sensitive compartmented information facility: SSO has complete authority
Example: Radio on a ship or the watchfloor |
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Foreign Disclosre Officer:
approve disclosure of classified and controlled unclassified military information to foreign representatives |
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Defense Courier Service:
transmission of classified material. must have courier card on them and may not look inside if have it |
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| ensure no classified material is left out in the open |
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Command Security Manager:
must be a US citizen- must be an officer or civilian GS-11 or above. Serve as principal advisor to CO in all matters concerning classified information |
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| Authority to operate: you are good to go and good for 3 years |
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Interim authority to operate
good for 180 days. When full requirements for full accredidation cannot be met but you're working on it |
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| List and define the 9 categories of computer incidents |
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1. root level intrusion-privileged access
2. user level intrusion -non privileged access
3. denial of service
4. malicous logic-computer downloads malware
5. unsuccessful activity attempt- login fails
6. non-compliance activity something not configured correctly
7. reconnaissance-port scans
8. investigating-don't know what happened
9. explained anomaly- something that is not normal |
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| Describe the DON World Wide Navu Security Policy |
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outlines rules and regulation for using the network SAAR form
SECNAV 5720.47B -regulations for posting on publicly facing websites disclosure |
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| explain the difference between a vulnerability and a threat |
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vulnerability- internal-procedural weakness, open hole that can be attacked
Threat-external- something that could happen (virus) |
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Computer networking device that connects network segment
Data link and network-osi layer |
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Interconnects 2 or more computer networks and selectively interchanges packets of data between them (multidirectional) smarter because can go different directions
Osi layer-network,data link,physical |
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| routes data traffic, provides guidelines data has to follow |
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| Discuss the purpose of a red cross message |
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| used for family members to notify service members of an emergency or other important event and can be delivered to any military personnel to any duty station |
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automated digital networking system
-connects navy shipboard networks |
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common user digital information exchange
-subsytem, 2400 baud, full duplex |
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automated message store and forward
-unix based |
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| GINGERBREAD and procedures involved |
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codeword used to indicate that an unauthorized hostile force qis trying to intrude on the net by initiative comms deception
-call gingerbread and give call sign of deceptive station
-authenticate stations and notify radio supervisor
-notify comms officer |
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| Discuss types of disclosures afforded protection by the EEFI list |
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Essential elements of friendly information
Bead window code was developed to provide a means for immediate notification of insecure practices |
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| Discuss beadwindow and explain the procedures involved |
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| -uses code word and number combination which is transmitted immediately by any member to the unit disclosing the EEFI |
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| OPSEC tool that limits comms prior to commencing sensitive planning or operations that could be compromised by information release |
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| list the components of a standard navy message |
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4-security warning,security class code,transmission release code,special handling designators
5-precedence,originators date-time-group, message instructions
6-message originator
7-action addresses
8-information addresses
9-exempt address
10-accounting symbol
11-prosign
12-message text/classification
13-prosign
14-confirmation
15-end of message 4 digit station serial #
16-EOM functions |
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| flash as fast as possible <10 min |
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| COMSPOT/communications service advisory |
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comspot-any time outages or degrations are encountered (40 hour window)
communications service advisory-submitted by shore facility any time communication outages or degrations are encountered where more then one unit has experienced an outage on particular comms system |
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| Define the roles of the US navy blue and red teams |
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Blue- conduct operational network vulnerability
Red- group of people authorized and organized to emulate a potential adversary attack |
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critical intelligence communication
-critical intelligence that is crucial and requires immediate attention of whitehouse situation room |
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| state the purpose of an MOC |
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Maritime operations center
-provide critical support in the execution of the nations maritime strategy |
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operations security
-systematic proven process that identifies, controls, protects generally sensitive but classified information about a mission, operation, or activity
-good OPSEC blinds enemies forcing them to make decisions without information |
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| discuss the 5 step OPSEC planning process |
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1. identify critical information
2. threat assessment
3. vulnerability analysis
4. risk assessment
5. measures/countermeasures |
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web risk assessment
-scan a website to determine OPSEC vulnerabilities
-risk assessment/risk management critical to assessing vulnerability
-any www availablitity to any adversary |
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| define the 6 steps of intelligence |
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1. planning and direction
2. collection
3. processing and exploitation
4. analysis and production
5. dissemination and integration
6. evaluation and feedback |
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| describe the three categories of intelligence |
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-strategic intelligence
-operational intelligence
-tactical intelligence |
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priority intelligence requirements
-formalized intelligence requirements
-critical pieces commander must know to plan a mission |
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| commanders critical information requirements |
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| explain intelligence oversight and state the publications that govern it |
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all collection to be conducted in a manner consistent with constitutionand respectful of the principle the US was founded
exec orders 12333,12334, public laws 95-511 |
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| high frequency 3mhz-30mhz |
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very high frequency
30mhz-300mhz |
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super high frequency
3ghz-30ghz |
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extremely high frequency
30ghz-300ghz |
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| # of cycles in unit of time |
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| distance in space occupied by one radio wave |
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| trapping of an rf wave between two layers of the earths atmosphere |
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| Change in direction of a wave due to change in its speed |
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| angle between plane and LOS |
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| one way flow of info at a time (walkie talkie) |
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| both ways at a time (phone) |
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| affects visibility and functioning of infared, radar, comms |
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| reduce effectiveness of radar/comms/directional antenna systems |
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| biggest effect on space environment |
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11 year cycle of solar activity
-4 year rise/7 year decline |
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| trapped electrons and protons that oscillate back and forth |
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| 150 to 800 miles about earths surface |
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| region of space around the earthabove LEO and below questionary orbit |
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| (molniva) used to obtain communications |
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| approx 19,300 nautical miles |
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| passes entire surface of earth at incline of 90 degrees |
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| point on sattelite orbit farthest from the center of the earth |
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| point on earth sattelite orbit closest to center of earth |
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| identify the 3 main space launch facilities in the US |
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Vandenburg airforce base
-california coast
NASA's kennedy space center and airforces cape canaveral air force station
Wallops island,Va |
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New constellation of satellites to replace the aging FLTSAT program
UFO-UHF follow on
UFO-E (ehf)
UFO-EE (enhanced ehf) |
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| Defense sattelite communications system |
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global broadcast service
-commercial direct broadcast technology |
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| describe the global positioning sytem |
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| sattelite based radio navigation system operated by DOD |
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global positioning system
-navigation |
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| Describe and state the purpose of FSM |
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Fleet SIPRNET messaging is a point-to-point connection via ships IP path
-naval messaging service between ship and pacific message center
-secret high |
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| explain why all ships commshifting to FSM need a legacy route |
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to provide means for top secret message traffic delivery
-back up route if IP services are lost |
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Multi level mail server
-no longer available 1DEC11
-was store/forward messaging system |
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master update authority
-process all PERFORMA naval messages that affect routing changes for afloat based units |
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| state the purpose and components of FMX/DUSC |
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FMX-fleet message exchange, control fleet interface for CUDIX/FLT Broadcast
DUSC-directory update service center
process PERFORMA messages and provide updates to routing indicator |
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| State the sites that have FMX/DUSC system |
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| state the world wide MCS RI |
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| 7 letter code indentifying staions/system address |
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| originating station routing indicator |
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| designating routing indicator |
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navy automated relay controller
-1st 4 letter of routing indicators |
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fleet routing #
-last 3 letter of RI assigned to fleet and mobile unit |
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| state the RU that MCS will assign to an invalid PLA within a transmitted message |
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RUBDPLA
-each invalid PLA on a naval message will receive an RI of RUBDPLA side routed on the original message |
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| State the purpose and the following of the common modified ACP 126 message F/L |
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1-provides routing information that is automatically assigned once message is processed
2-summorizes important information about a message
4-security warning, security classification code, transmission release code
5-precedence, originators date-time-group, message instructions
6-message originators (from)
7-action address (to)
8-information addresses(info)
9-exempt addresses (XMT)
11-prosign BT
12-message text
13-prosign BT
14-confirmation time group
15-end of messgae (EOM) |
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| what is the printing accessability of my signals |
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| your message...has been received (1.incomplete 2.garbled) request retransmission |
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| state the peurpose of CUDIXS |
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2400 Baud full duplex interface
over UHF sattelite links w/ mobile platforms
-classified as top secret high |
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| list the sites that have CUDIXS suites and their capabilities |
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NCTAMS PAC/LANT NCTS Naples/Guam
1 workstation hosts 4 circuits-each circuit hosts 60 users |
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| broadcast control authority |
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| broadcast controlling station |
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| broadcast radiating station NCTS |
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| Unified Atlantic Region , NCTAMS LANT |
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| explain the three criteria that must be met in order to receive IP services from FLTNOCs |
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1. must have valid interim authorization to operate
2.submit IP services request message
3. a valid sattelite access authorization for intended sattelite RF path |
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| State the DON controlling authority for IP assignments |
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| -navy NIC-navy network information center |
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| Name the instruction that governs all computer network incident responses |
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| State the location of the US navy fleet SINOCs |
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| define and state the purpose of JCA |
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joint services imagery processing systems (JSIPS-N)concentrator architecture (JCA)
-imagery is highest use of bandwidthncentrator |
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high speed global ring
-services= SIPR PIER, SKIP, APTS |
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| how many TNX 1100's make up the HSGR and where are they located |
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5
NCTAMS PAC
NCTAMS LANT
NCTS San Diego
NCTS Bahrain
NCTS Naples |
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| follow on terminal-used to configure EHF LAR/MAR services |
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navy multi band terminal
-high data through wideband SATCOM |
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low data rate
-2400 bits per second |
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medium data rate
-milstar 4.8 lkilobits per sec/1.544 mega bits per sec |
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network service
-minimum of 3 particapating terminals |
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point to point
ADHOC service between 2 ehf terminals |
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| discuss the MILSTAR constellation and its unique capability |
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EHF is on MILSTAR 6
-enables cross link capabilities |
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| define and discuss the services provided by EHF TIP |
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time division multiple access interface processor
-provides ethernet connection between a ships automated digital network system |
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| state the three INMARSAT earth stations |
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Laurentides, canada
Goonhilly, UK
Auckland, NZ |
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| define and state the purpose of ANCC |
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automated network control center
-digital patch panel |
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| state the purpose of iridium phones |
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| sattelite based commercial comms services providing voice and data comms to users equipped with mobile sattelite terminals |
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| explain how a unit obtains a TIP address |
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unit submits sar
SAA-security access authorization
ESP-ehf service plan
TPP-tip port plan |
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| define and state the purpose of ASI |
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authorized service interuption
-forecasted outage for planned maintenence |
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| define and state the purpose of the CCS |
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communications control ship
-execution of a strike group communications and communication planning |
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outer security screening router
-inbound firewalls |
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inside security screening router
-outbound firewalls |
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| classified information being transferred/transmitted on a lower classified system or network |
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| cryptographic, personnel, physical |
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| premature use of keying material |
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| unproperly completed accounting report |
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| howoften is a CO required to conduct a CMS inspection |
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| state the purpose of an EKMS manager |
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an idividual designated in writing by the CO to manage COMSEC material issued to EKMS account
-CO's primary advisor on matters concerning security and handling of comsec material and associated records |
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| state the purpose of the FCC100 |
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multiplexer supports up to 16 user interfaces
-wide variety of user interfaces and data rates supported
-digital and analog |
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voice over internet protocol
-delivery of voice comms and multimedia session over internet protocol (IP) netowrks |
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defense switched network
-non secure/secure tellecommunication system |
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defense red switched network
-secure voice service
-top secret sci level |
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defense red switched network
-secure voice service
-top secret sci level |
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plain old telephone service
-standard telephone for most houses |
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afloat personal telecommunications program
-provides personal calling on board US ships using sattelite connectivity |
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secure terminal equipment
-provides secure multimedia comms for voice, data, video, teleconferencing |
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| what are two ways of procurement |
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-standard stock purchase
-open market purchase |
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| what does MILSTRIP stand for |
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| military standard requisitioning and issue procedures |
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| in the requisitioning of a CASREP material what kind of document number series do you have |
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| document # of a CASREP is recognized by its serial # in naval message and CASREP requisition whiskey # |
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| who sends out NCTS SD's MILSTRIP requisitions to the Navy Supply system |
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| how do we send out our procurement requests to NCTAMS PAC |
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| submitted by credit card holder , processed an dapproved by NCTAMS PAC N7 through web based purchase request forms |
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depot level repairables
-navy managed items, which based on unit cost annual demand, difficulty of repair, or economic considerations |
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| before initiating a DLR requisition what do you need to have |
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-work center turns in bad part to N45 prior to purchase
-correct NSN
-correct part # |
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| If MAMS were to be used as a part in equipment, who would approve it |
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| department headmust get approval from supply officer and CO |
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| identify the major equipment system at NCTS watchfloor |
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EHF FOT and Legacy
AN/SSR-1 SATCOM-fleet broadcast system
AN/FCC 100 (v)9 tactical multiplexer
automated network control center |
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| antennas used at NCTS,their normal operating frequencies range, and the equipment they support |
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Parabolic
FOT golf ball 120 inch parabolic
Legacy-smooth 72 inch parabolic |
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| warning device-does not provide physical restraint |
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| preferred method of energy control |
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| why are tag out lock outs applied |
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| -casualty isolation, safety devices, out of commision, presence of electrical jumpers, when req by operating procedures |
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management tool
-conducting and recording preventative, alternative, corrective maintenece |
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| what is the objective of the 3M system |
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| manage shipboard maintenece in a manner which will ensure maximum equip and system operational readiness |
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| what are the 3 categories of PMS schedules |
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Definition
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| what is the maximum number of quarters that can be covered by the PMS cycle schedule board |
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| will not exceed 24 quarters |
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| who is the overall responsible for EKMS at NCTS SD |
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| name and explain the 3 types of COMSEC incidents and what constitutes these incidents |
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cryptographic
-misuse of COMSEC
Personnel
-know/suspect espionage
physical
-involving loss of unkeyed controlled cryptographic item equipment |
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| what chapter of EKMS-1 discuss COMSEC incidents/PDS's |
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| discuss the three types of supersession |
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| regular, irregular, emergency |
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| what isthe SF 700 used for |
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Definition
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| whs the purpose of the SF 701 |
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Definition
| compartment security check off list |
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| what is the purpose of the SF 702 |
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Definition
| security container open/closure log |
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| when is NCTS SD required to change safe combinations |
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| every two years, presonnel loss of access, discussion of combo, taken out of service, repair work perfomed, lock initially placed in use |
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| what two forms can be used to document destruction and what types of destruction can be documented on these forms |
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SF-153 & CMS-25
-regular, irregular, emergency |
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| how many AL codes are there |
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| what is the purpose of the CO standing orders |
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| provide CWO with CO's leadership style and priorities while also conveying his/her specific guidance for reporting operational outages ocurring |
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| what is the purpose of a COMSPOT |
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communications spot report
-reports are submitted by all ships and shore facilities at any time communication outages or degrations are encountered |
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navy regional enterprise messaging system
-using web browser |
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| who is in charge/maintain NREMS data base |
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| what does BLII stand for and what service does it provide |
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base level information infrastructure
-KG-84A
-provides SIPRNET/NIPRNET for ships moured at 32nd street and NI
-pier mounted connections |
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| what does ANCC stand for and what services does it provide |
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automated network and control center
-digital patch panel
-8000 circuit pass through this facility |
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| what is the function of the base communications office, and what services do they provide |
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| provide overdight management, planning, technical, contractual support for bases comms offices |
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| how maany BCO sites fall under NCTSSD oversight |
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| how many Timeplex ST-1000 and Link/2+ Nodes are installed at NCTSSD and define the functions of them |
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| define VTC what is its primary use at NCTSSD |
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video teleconferencing
-secure/non secure video conferencing |
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| who is responsible for the extremely high frequency follow on terminal equipment and ehf TDMA interface processor )TIP) services |
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commander, submarine forces
pearl harbor HI
COMSUBPAC |
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| what is the primary and secondary use for ATCF's EHF system |
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-LMUL broadcast
-TDMA interface
-point to point voice |
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| what services do LDR and FOT provide |
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Legacy-broadcast
FOT-TIP/ptp voice |
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| what antennas are on the roof and what is their purpose |
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-AN/USC-38 EHF FOT
-AS/2815 fleet broadcast |
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| what is the difference between ADNX and IDNX |
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| what sites act as Broadcast radiating station or broadcast keying station for the worldwide TACAMO (WTAC) broadcast |
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| originates NCTSCU oklahoma city |
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primary minimum essential communication network
-delivery of emergency message |
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take charge and move out
-survivable comms link to be used in nuclear war |
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| what service does NOVA provide |
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| store and forward message switching sytem |
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| what document provides the circuit priority for bringing up communications at NCTSSD and what is the top priority circuits |
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NCTSSD catastrophic comms plan
-NAVCOMTELSTA C200.4J
-high priority EAM's |
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| SECNAVINST 2391.1A IA program manual |
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| IA training, certification, and workforce management |
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| information security program |
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| what is the acronym for HBSS and its function |
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host based security system
-monitors, detects, counter network threats of DOD |
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| what does the acronym DAA stand for |
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designated accrediting authority
-give IATO and ATO
-assume responsibility for operating a system at an acceptable level of risk
-grant authority to operate at an acceptable level of risk |
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| explain how to request an account for OCRS |
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online compliance reporting system
-go to the homepage and click request |
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| is the acronym VMS and what is the purpose |
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vulnerability management system
-identify security vulnerabilities, mediate risk, and track issues throughout life cycle |
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| to access VMS what type of SAAR form would you use |
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| define secure configuration compliance validation initiative (SCCVI) |
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instrumental downloading IA vulnerability
-retina scans |
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| explain what an incident is |
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| virus, download software, access not allowed sites |
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| explain the process of acknowledging and reporting an incident report |
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N5 receives incident message
message is read
ip owner identified by host IP #
N5 notifies NCDOC
NCTS submits final ticket to NCDOC |
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| how long do you have to acknowledge and incident report |
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| list and describe the 4 phases on preparing for accredidation |
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definition-defines what system is going to do
verification-DAA verifies what you say is true
validation-assure inteegrated system is valid
post accredidation-afer accrediting DAA will reverify the services you are providing |
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Budget for necessary materials
Operational target |
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Amplitude modulation
Transmits info via a radio carrier wave |
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Frequency modulation
Conveys info over a carrier wave by varying its freq |
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| How does solar wind affect communications |
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| Electrically charged particles |
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| What is a local custody file and how long does the local element retain its file |
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All effective signed local custody documents reflecting the issue of COMSEC material
-90 day after destruction or return of material |
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| Time when particular item of COMSEC material is no longer eligible for use |
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| 3 types of EAP actions and examples |
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Complete or partial destruction-enemy attack
Protection-event of rioting outside the building
Removal-event of a fire or natural disaster |
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