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In this step of Joint Planning, staffs brief the commander on the COA comparison, analysis, & wargaming results.
2. Mission Analysis
3. Course of Action (COA) Development
4. COA Analysis and Wargaming
1. Planning Initiation
5. COA Comparison
6. COA Approval
2
Who is our “pacing” challenge, according to the National Defense Strategy (NDS)?
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK)
People’s Republic of China (PRC)
The Indo-Pacific
Violent Extremist Organizations (VEO)
Russian Federation
Islamic Republic of Iran
3
In this step of the Joint Planning Process, COAs are closely examined to reveal validating details and pros/cons.
2. Mission Analysis
6. COA Approval
5. COA Comparison
3. Course of Action (COA) Development
1. Planning Initiation
4. COA Analysis and Wargaming
4
Through these chains of command, the President and SeCDeF exercise authority, direction, and control of the armed forces
Functional Combatant Commands
Geographic Combatant Commands
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Operational
Administrative
5
The administrative branch of the chain of command runs through from the President, to the SeCDeF, to the
Geographic and Functional Combatant Commanders
Secretaries of the MILDEPs, to the Commanders of the Service forces
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to the Chiefs of Staff
6
What are the 4 phases of AFFORGEN?
Available to Commit
Ready
Prepare
Tailorable Force Packages
Mission-Ready Airmen
Reset
7
Unity of effort involves working together toward the goal, under the same commander.
True
False
8
The Joint Warfighting Concept is the unifying vision to guide future force design, development, and employment.
False
True
9
JIIM stands for Joint, International, Intergovernmental, and Multinational.
False
True
10
Which key objectives does the Nuclear Posture Review (NPR) identify for US nuclear policy?
Transparency
Secrecy
Offense
Deterrence
Defense
Disarmament
11
When applied correctly, ACE does this:
Diminishes the need for generating combat power
Complicates the enemy’s targeting process
Creates political and operational dilemmas for the enemy
Creates flexibility for friendly forces
12
What does the term "Joint" refer to?
More than one country's military
More than one military branch
More than one government agency
13
Which of these is NOT a Geographic Combatant Command?
Indo-Pacific Command
Space Command
Central Command
Strategic Command
14
In this level of warfare, the conduct of battles and engagements seek to achieve assigned military objectives.
Strategic
Tactical
Operational
15
ISR is one of the principles of Mission Command
False
True
16
What are the Defense priorities according to the National Defense Strategy (NDS)?
Deter strategic attacks
Deter aggression
Build a resilient Joint Force and defense ecosystem
Defend the homeland
Air and space superiority
Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance
17
Indo-Pacific Command works with its partners to do all of these except what?
Promote development
Enable homeland defense
Deter aggression
Provide humanitarian assistance
Enhance security
18
The JADO principle "concentration" directs divergence of effects globally, across domains, consecutively/simultaneously.
True
False
19
This level of warfare is generally the realm of CCDRs and their subordinate components.
Strategic
Tactical
Operational
20
What is the primary instrument for engagement with other states and foreign groups to advance US interests?
Information
Economic
Intelligence
Financial
Military
Diplomatic
21
This is a proactive & reactive operational scheme of maneuver executed within threat timelines.
JADO
ACE
JIIM
MRA
22
What year was the National Security Council founded?
1947
1986
1987
1972
23
The last step in Joint Planning is "Plan or Order Development," where the approved COA turns into a detailed plan.
False
True
24
What does the National Security Council (NSC) do?
Links strategy and tactics through campaigns
Work to pursue and support national, multinational or global objectives
Advises the president & serves as principal arm for coordinating policies
Links the operational and strategic objectives for plans
25
Who builds cooperation among nations, response to crises, defeats threats, and increases stability in the Middle East?
Central Command
Africa Command
26
ACE achieves freedom of action and decision advantage, creating multiple adversary dilemmas, through these enablers:
Tailorable force packages
Expeditionary and Mission-ready Airmen
Synergistic employment of capabilities in different domains
Mission Command
27
Space Command conducts operations in, from, and to space to do all of these except which?
Deliver space combat power for the joint/combined force
Defend US vital interests with allies and partners
Project kinetic effects across all domains
Deter conflict and defeat aggression
28
Concentration of forces in a single domain is a JADO principle.
False
True
29
ACE increases survivability while generating combat power.
True
False
30
Select the answers which are JADO Principles.
Delegation of authority as required
Hub and spoke distribution
Risk identification and mitigation
Integrated multi-domain planning
Concentration
Mission Ready Airmen
31
Mission Command through centralized command, distributed control, and decentralized execution is a JADO principle.
False
True
32
A Functional Combatant Command is responsible for military operations within assigned regions of the world.
True
False
33
Rapid Global Mobility means swiftly moving things where they need to go.
False
True
34
This level of warfare integrates national policy into development & action of national, defense, & military strategies.
Strategic
Operational
Tactical
35
Select the answers which are core principles of mission command.
Accept prudent risk
Create shared understanding
Integrated multi-domain planning.
Use mission-type orders when appropriate
Concentration
Synergistic effects
36
In what primary ways will the Department of Defense advance the National Defense Strategy (NDS) goals?
Building enduring advantages
Managing persistent threats while pacing with China
Campaigning
Nuclear posture
Integrated deterrence
Defending cyberspace
37
Which of these is NOT a function & responsibility of the DoD?
Provide effective strategic direction of the Armed Forces
Employ the Armed Forces as a joint force
Provide diplomatic options in support of National Defense
Provide military advice to the President and SeCDeF
38
Global Strike means local nuclear deterrence and regional strike capability.
False
True
39
ACE is an operational concept that supports joint all-domain operations (JADO).
False
True
40
Select the answers which are core principles of mission command.
Synergistic effects
Exercise disciplined initiative
Provide clear commander's intent
Synergistic effects
Build teams through mutual trust
Integrated multi-domain planning
41
Select the answers which are JADO Principles.
Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental, and Multinational effort
Flexibility and Versatility
Information sharing
Synergistic effects
Agile Combat Employment
Mission Command
42
Strategic Command operates only in the homeland to deter and detect strategic attacks against the US.
False
True
43
Delegation of authority to lower echelons and to other component and Service leaders as required is a JADO principle.
False
True
44
What instruments of National Power does the US Cyberspace Enterprise influence?
Intelligence
Financial
Diplomatic, Information, Military, and Economic
Law Enforcement
45
Africa Command protects and defends US interests by strengthening the defense capabilities of African nations.
True
False
46
The operational branch of the chain of command runs through from the President, to the SeCDeF, to the
Combatant Commanders
Secretaries of the Military Departments
The Commanders of the Service forces
Joint Chiefs of Staff
47
Select the answers which are core Air Force Missions.
Rapid Global Mobility
Joint All-Domain Operations
Global Strike
Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR)
Command and Control
Air and Space Superiority
48
Deterring strategic attacks and deterring aggression are part of the same Defense priority.
False
True
49
Which of these are pillars of the National Cybersecurity Strategy?
Forge International Partnerships to Pursue Shared Goals
Invest in a Resilient Future
Shape Market Forces to Drive Security and Resilience
Defend Critical Infrastructure
Disrupt and Dismantle Threat Actors
50
What instruments of National Power does the US Nuclear Enterprise Influence?
Military
Financial
Diplomatic
Intelligence
Information
Economic
51
What year did the Goldwater-Nichols become law?
1972
1947
1986
1987
52
In this step of the Joint Planning Process, staffs develop multiple COAs to provide commanders with options.
3. Course of Action (COA) Development
1. Planning Initiation
4. COA Analysis and Wargaming
2. Mission Analysis
5. COA Comparison
6. COA Approval