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Precision Strategic Bombing targeted areas
Identify the most preeminent global terror group.
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1
Identify the most preeminent global terror group.
ISIL (Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant)
Al-Qaeda
Taliban
ISIS
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Precision Strategic Bombing targeted areas
All of the above
Aircraft industry
Transportation systems
Sources of electrical power and oil production
3
Nuclear weapons must be "usable enough" so enemy convinced they may be employed in an attack
Purpose of the US nuclear arsenal
Usability Paradox
Unique Nature of nuclear weapons
Fundamentals of nuclear weapons
4
Identify the concepts of conflict management used to successfully accomplish the mission
Selecting the appropriate conflict management strategy
Implementing the strategy
Seeing a conflict through to its successful outcome
Diagnosing the sources of conflict and circumstances
5
Define accountable
morals, ethics, habits
principles established by authority, custom, or as accepted
to be answerable or responsible
don't hold me accountable for not knowing the answers
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The operational advantage in, through, & from cyberspace; conduct ops at given time & domain
Cyber Superiority
ISR
Cyber Comm
Cyber Security
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When was isolationism the general mood of the US?
After WWI
Before WWI
After WWII
Before WWII
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What were uses of strategic airpower in the Pacific Theater during WWII?
All of the above
Doolittle Raiders
600 mile flight, did little damage but boosted morale
Hiroshima bombed "Enola Gay" & Nagasaki bombed "Bock's Car"
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What is NOT an enduring policy principle that guides US counterterrorism strategy?
Never surrender
Bolster counterterrorist capabilities to US ally countries
Make no concessions to terrorists & bring them to justice
Isolate&apply pressure on sponsor states& force behavior mod
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What personal conflict management style satisfies own needs at another's expense (win-lose)
compromising
collaborating
avoiding
forcing
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complainant could seek out potential harasser and communicate their unwanted sexual behavior
Formal complaint
Informal complaint
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What are the 3 typologies of terrorists and terror groups?
Political, Religious, Social
Political, Social, Physical
Emotional, Physical, Mental
Religious, Social, Physical
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Define the political typology of terrorists and terror groups
Both A & B
force gov'ts to change structure or policies
A only
to achieve radical societal change
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What is the purpose of the AEF concept
deploy forces, personnel, & assets to generate forces global
to deploy as many personnel and assets as possible
to deploy troops as quickly as possible
help countries return back to normal conditions after war
15
State the fundamental purpose of the US nuclear arsenal.
To keep the weapons safe and unknown to the public and enemy
Deter an enemy's use of its nuclear arsenal or other WMD
Portray a unified front with allies to the adversaries
Show power and country solidity
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What are the principles of AEF?
Consistency, Transparency, Equitability
Not this one.
Predictability, Transparency, Equitability
Predictability, Consistency, Transparency
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User error, nation states, insider threats, hacker criminals, extremist terrorists
specific threats and vulnerabilities of cyberspace operation
risks when using the internet
risks when dealing with the adversary
threats inherent with intel jobs
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Define cyber security threat.
any event w/ potential to cause harm to information system
weakness in an info system or components could be exploited
viruses
malware
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What are the principal components of the Dept of the Navy
Reserve Components
Marine Corps
All of the above
U.S. Coast Guard and shore establishment
20
Identify the 3 key components of Information Operations (IO).
Network Ops, Electromagnetic Ops, Influence Ops
Affect adversary info, safeguard own info
Network Warfare Ops, Influence Ops, Adversary Network Coding
Influence Ops, Network Warfare Ops, Electronic Warfare Ops
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Get involved, open channels of comm, give ppl change to develop, est standards, provide feedbac
Rules of delegation
The 5 rules of supervision
Common mistakes supervisors make
Tasks that can't be delegated
22
Describe 3 considerations one must take into account when planning a cross-cultural negotiation
Knowledge, Motivation, Learning Approaches
Knowledge, Application, Theory
Politics, Spirituality, Theory
Religion, Politics, Knowledge
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Describe the elements of AEF
all of the above
capabilities meet CC established requirements to meet object
forces globally while maintaining home station readiness
capabilities, not specific airframes
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Change management model - new behavior becomes "second nature"
Hard work phase
turning point phase
institutionalize phase
Excitement Phase
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High concern for both your and others' goals w/ full attempts to satisfy both parties (win-win)
Compromising
Collaborating
Avoiding
Forcing
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Change management model - understanding and ability to perform
Institutionalized Phase
Hard work Phase
Excitement Phase
Turning point Phase
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What are the strategic bombing lessons learned in Europe at end of WWI through WWII?
Target list was not what it should have been
Committed to high-altitude, daylight precision bombing
Best target POL production bldgs and sources of electric pwr
All of the above
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Instrumental in passing Army Reorg Act of 1920, mentored aviators at ACTS, rated officers CC
Eddie Rickenbacker
Giullo Douhet
Brig Gen "Billy" Mitchell
General Robert E. Lee
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Describe the use of tactical airpower in the Pacific Theater during WWII.
fragmentation, phosphorous, parachute bombs to interdict
fragmentation grenades, hollow point bullets, parachute bomb
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Personal differences, info deficiencies, role incompatibility, environmental stress are what?
Effective communication strategies
Parts of the national security policy
Sources of conflict
Deterrent strategies
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Which is NOT a possible terrorist objective
Attract attention for cause & demonstrate group's power
Obtain logistical support & exact revenge
Show government's lack of power & cause gov't to overreact
Show the US how powerful they are & threaten allied nations
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State USCG 3 core missions
maritime accountability
to augment the Navy and USMC
maritime security, warfare, safety
maritime safety, security, stewardship
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If you suspect a virus or an incident occurs, who should you report to?
Report to your supervisor
Keep it to yourself because it's embarrassing
Report to your chain of command
Report to Workgroup Manager (WM), ISSO or IAO
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Chain of command, legal office, SF, chaplain, EO office
Informal Report
Formal Report
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Leadership Authority and Responsibility - what is the Ultimate Source?
The President
The Constitution
Congress
The Magna Carta
36
Identify the types of officer authority
AFIs and public laws
ethics and values
Enforcement and Issuing Orders
Legal and Moral
37
What were the key elements of Air War Plans Division Plan #1?
Emphasized offensive nature of the mission
Establish independent operating objective for Army Air Force
Precision, strategic bombing of German industry and economy
All of the above
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Leadership Authority and Responsibility - what is the Direct Source?
Congress
The Magna Carta
The President
The Constitution
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Change management model - habits, patterns, culture
Excitement Phase
Hard Work Phase
Turning Point Phase
Institutionalized Phase
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What are the virus prevention processes that an Anti-virus software provides?
Risk management, virus detection, virus removal
Identify virus and detection, virus removal, quarantine
Virus detection, anti-virus, virus removal
Virus detection, virus removal, preventative protection
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Define standards
morals, ethics, habits
principles established by authority, custom, or as accepted
Both B & C
to be answerable or responsible
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Element of surprise, fear becoming obsolete to group, inertia, insecurity, personality conflict
barriers to change
strategies to achieve change
Lewin's Force Field Analysis of Change
equal effort over time
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Some concern for your goals and some for others, but neither fully satisfied/dissatisfied-W/L
Compromising
Collaborating
Forcing
Avoiding
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Which are personal conflict management styles?
Collaborating
Forcing and Accommodating
All of the above
Avoiding and Compromising
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Personal conflict style high concern for others' goals but low concern for own goals (win-lose)
collaborating
accommodating
forcing
compromising
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Mission, higher HQ, Collateral units, unit welfare, individuals, self, act decisively,community
Officer's responsibilities
NCO and SNCO responsibilities
Required for unit cohesiveness
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What are unauthorized activities when performing duties on Information Systems (IS)?
FW&A, intro malicious code, creating denial of service
Exploitation of technical or admin IS vulnerabilities
Unauth. disclosure of classified info & sharing passwords
All of the above
48
What is part of the Navy's mission?
win wars, deter aggression, maintaining freedom of the seas
interacting with other services in a joint environment
become a combative vessel that aggresses from the water
maintain, train, and equip combat-ready Naval forces
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What is AEF readiness?
having the equipment needed to perform the mission
making sure at least 75% of the unit can perform the mission
having Airmen that are capable of performing the mission
the ability to fulfill the requirements of the mission
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Personal conflict style low concern for your goals & low concern for goals of others(lose-lose)
collaborative
forcing
accommodating
avoiding
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Interdependent network of info tech; gloabl domain, interdependent networks; embedded processor
cyber warfare
intelligence
ISR
cyberspace
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State the unique nature of nuclear weapons.
Their aftermath does not affect the US
Use cause political&psych effects beyond physical effects
Their use is only in response to political warfare
Their use can produce physical destruction to enemy only
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Change management model - look forward to positive effects of change
institutionalized phase
turning point phase
excitement phase
hard work phase
54
What are the key theories of the Air Corps Tactical School (ACTS) staff members in the 1930s?
high-altitude strategic daylight bombing, "bomber focused"
All of the above
Emphasis on develop "Principles&Philosophy"; a/c strategic
Airpower decisive in all future wars &main "offensive weapon
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Define the religious typology of terrorists and terror groups
achieve radical societal change
special interests
objective/actions divinely guided; ethnic & nation identity
force gov'ts to change policies through religious leaders
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The Army Air Service had 20,000 officers in 1918 and in late 1919 had how many officers?
28,000
50,000
2,200
10,000
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Identify the terrorist activity that poses the most likely threat to the US homeland.
Homegrown Violent Extremists (HVEs)
IEDs
Bombs
EOD
