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Ability to independently achieve strategic effects; military space power is more than an adjunct2 other militarydomains
Provide Independent Options
Land Air Sea
Preserve Freedom and Action
Rapid Global Mobility
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Space capabilities strengthen operations in other domains of warfare and reinforce every Joint function
Preserve Freedom of Action
Space Mobility and Logistics
Rapid Global Mobility
Enable Joint Lethality and Effectiveness
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Which amendment prohibits the military from forcing the public to house them.
3rd
5th
2nd
9th
4
ISR increases certainty about adversaries and their capabilities
True
False
5
Which branch establishes military authority?
Executive branch
State government
Judicial branch
Legislative branch
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What is Critical information is information the organization has determined is valuable to an adversary
Assess Risks
Identify critical information
Analyze threats
Analyze Vulnerabilities
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Prohibits military from searching the public/other military members w/o a warrant or probable cause
8th
9th
5th
4th
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Each military unit should have a published “For Official Use Only” critical information list
False
True
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Congress is thought to be the most powerful as it is a direct representation of the people
True
False
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What is the goal of each branch of government?
Create laws
To limit the other Branch’s natural desire to acquire more power
Have more power than the other
Give has a well oiled, well ran governing body
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What is a key characteristic of doctrine?
Synchronization, not integration
Segregation, not synergy
Physics, not warfighting
Warfighting, not physics
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What does the 1st amendment restrict military officers from considering the following when making a decision
Any military officer from reprising against the government
Freedom of Speech
Gives laws and guidelines to follow
Gender, religious affiliation, race, and political associations
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Goal is Freedom of Action
Combat Power Projection
Space Security
Information Mobility
Space Mobility and Logistics
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IDing potential adversaries and their assoc capes and intentions2 collect, analyze, exploit critical info and indicators
Analyze Vulnerabilities
Analyze threats
Assess Risks
Apply OPSEC Countermeasures
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What is Doctrine?
Official advice, but not directive
What we believe...best way to do things based on the evidence to date
requires judgement in application
Laws binding the US to premade plans
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Global Power
Ability to gain and maintain awareness anywhere
Ability 2 protect & preserve unfettered access 2 & freedom 2 oper in space
Ability to hold at risk or strike any target anywhere
Ability 2 project milcap responsi w/unsurpassed velocity&precision anywher
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What is critical Information?
Adversary seeks in order2 gain Mil, diplomatic, economic, techno advantage
Specific facts about friendly activities, intentions, capes, or limitations
Very important stuff we need to keep safe
Classified information
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Global Strike is Any Target Any Time
False
True
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What says military Commanders do control military installations and are allowed 2 search most areas under their control
The Bill of Rights
Fourth Amendment
Federalism
Articles of Military Justice
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Townships and counties are the basic units of government
Democracy
Communism
Dipolmacy
Federalism
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Enumerated Powers or Limited Government means?
Government is divided into three equal branches
Checks and Balances
Limits the other Branch’s natural desire to acquire more power
US Constitution places limits on the power of the Federal Government
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What amendment was adopted to reassure people that the national government would not swallow up the states
7th
9th
10th
1st
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What does Space Mobility and Logistics allow into, through, and back from the space domain?
Timely, rapid, reliable collection and transportation of data
physical, network, and cognitive dimensions
Offensive/Defensive operations
Movement and support of military equipment and personnel
24
What does Space security establish conditions for the safe and secure access to?
Civil, commercial, Intelligence Community (IC), and multinational partners
US freedom of action in space
Air, space, cyber space
Air, sea, land
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Information Mobility
Timely, rapid, reliable collection and transportation of data
Extends across physical, network, and cognitive dimensions of space
Space Domain Awareness
Establishes the conditions for the safe and secure access
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What is Vulnerabilities?
Exists when the adversary is capable of collecting critical information
indicators
Being exposed to the enemy allowing them to seize critical info
correctly analyzing indicators, acting quickly enough2 impact friendly obj
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What does Air Superiority do?
Allow American forces to operate w/o threat of attack from enemy aircraft
Timely, rapid, reliable collection and transportation of data
Any target, any time
Minimizes uncertainty about adversaries and their capabilities
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What acronym represents the USAF Core Functions
GGG
CRAIG
CISSS
LEWIS
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True or false: ISR provides situational awareness
False
True
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Space Domain Awareness
Timely, rapid, reliable collection and transportation of data
USSF Core Competencies
Freedom of action
Extends across physical, network, and cognitive dimensions of space
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What is Rapid Global Mobility
Deployment, sustainment of equipment and personnel across range of oper
Total Flexability
In-flight refueling
Delivery on demand
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Responsibilities of the Air Force
Global Vigilance, Global Reach, Global Power
Air Superiority, ISR, Rapid Global Mobility, Command and Control
Preserve Freedom of Action, Enable Joint Lethality, Provide Indep Options
Air, Space, Cyberspace
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What is Unique of Rapid Global Mobility
On ground rapid fueling
In-flight refueling
In-Flight Snacks
Ability to transport Propane anywhere, anytime
34
The first ten amendments, or Bill of Rights, is the part of the Constitution that
most restricts the authority of a military officer
Gives basic human rights
Gives natural born citizens their rights
Allows officers to make decisions
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Why is doctrine important?
Is Physics
Sets up the MDMP Process
Describes and guides proper use of airpower and space power
Is rules on how the military carries out operations
36
What is a characteristic of transformational leadership?
Passive
Idealized Influence
Transactional
Laissez-Faire
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True or false: Laissez-Faire is hands-on leadership
False
True
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One way the government has separation of Powers/Checks and Balances
UCMJ
States being individual governments
One branch looking over the others
Government is divided into three equal branches
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Why are nations afraid of Global Strike?
It holds any target on the planet at risk even from bases in the contin US
Freedom of Action
Because we can be anywhere always
Add secure connections to the entire planet
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True or false: C2 provides total flexibility
True
False
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Operation Unified Response is an example of ISR
False
True
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Example of Air Superiority
Operation Just Cause
Operation Desert Storm
Operation Deliberate Force
Operation Unified Response
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True or false: Doctrine evolves with technology
False
True
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What is a unique USAF capability?
In-flight refueling
Cyber defense
Naval operations
Ground support
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Cornerstone responsibilities of USSF
Provide Independent Options
Space Security
Preserve Freedom of Action
Enable Joint Lethality and Effectiveness
46
Which amendments prohibit the military officer from punishing members for crimes without a tria
9th
6th
7th
8th
47
True or false: Adversary is a friendly entity
False
True
48
List the three provisions embodied in the US Constitution
Bill of Rights
Federalism
Separation of Powers/Checks and Balances
Enumerated Powers or Limited Government
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Federalism
Part of the Constitution that most restricts the authority of military
Government is divided into three equal branches
States were individual governments
US Constitution places limits on the power of the Federal Government
50
Which phase is part of AFFORGEN cycle?
Retreat
Deploy
Reset
Engage
51
True or false: Norming stage reduces conflict
True
False
52
Which operation exemplifies Air Superiority?
Operation Just Cause
Operation Desert Storm
Operation Odyssey Dawn
Operation Deliberate Force
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When Doctrine is applied, provide what % of the solution?
80-90%
50-60%
100&
75-90%
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What is a threat?
Any entity with goals counter to your own
analysis includes id potential adversaries and their associated caps
Someone with bad intentions
Adversary w the cap and intent2 undertake action detrimental2 mission succs
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What does OPSEC stand for?
Operations Safety
Operational Security
Operations Security
Operational Safety
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Which operation is an example of Global Strike?
Operation Desert Storm
Operation Unified Response
Operation Deliberate Force
Operation Just Cause
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OPSEC Countermeasures
Countermeasures should mitigate the risk/reduce the risk2 an accept. level
AFI-10-701
Anything which negates/reduces an adversary’s ability2 exploit DAF vulner.
Countermeasures are implemented after a risk assessment is conducted
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What branch of government that establishes military authority
Judicial
Legislative
Executive
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Effective id, characterization,& understanding of any factor associated w/ the space domain that could affect operations
ISR
Ability to gain and maintain awareness anywhere
Space Mobility and Logistics
Space Domain Awareness
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What does Command and Control do?
Access to reliable communications and information networks
Total flexibility in operations
Timely, rapid, reliable collection and transportation of data
Extends across physical, network, and cognitive dimensions of space
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Assess the adversary’s ability2 exploit vulners. that would lead2 the expos. of critical info and the potential impac
Assess Risks
Analyze threats
Apply OPSEC Countermeasures
Analyze Vulnerabilities
