Duplicate of FA4 Review

How is the AstroScope powered?

What can you attend before a mission to get a basic understanding of the task to be performed?

What does technical intelligence cover?

Can you transmit imagery to DIMOC even if it is marked "Not Released"?

What does strategic intelligence cover?

The AstroScope can provide light amplification up to ___.

What is TCP/IP?

Who must you go through to get your imagery released?

What essential battlefield information resources does combat camera support?

In a cold setting, what can happen to your equipment when going outside from a heated building?

What is a network?

Why is using FFT better than using FTP?

What is a legal document that allows someone to act on your behalf?

What are the requirements for submitting imagery to DIMOC?

What does the term DIMOC stand for?

What two things can occur to equipment in a high temperature, high humidity environment?

What is crucial in the success of upholding the public's trust in the military mission?

Why should you use higher shutter speeds when performing aerial photography?

What might you have to do to shoot in low light conditions without the use of night vision?

Why would you not use BGAN to transfer images unless it was absolutely necessary?

What is the recommended white balance setting for the AstroScope?

What is a hypertext based format for viewing information on the internet?

What is always the number one concern when it comes to military operations?

What must be present for you to use night vision?

Where should Department of Defense photographers send their imagery?

What feature on the AstroScope automatically controls the amount of light the unit intensifies?

What enhances graininess when shooting with night vision?

When should the optical surfaces of your night vision equipment be cleaned?

Under what DoD Instruction is combat camera governed?

What is limited when working with night vision devices?

Light reflecting off of water droplets could have what effect on night vision devices?