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ADA forces help shape operations by supporting the assurance of friends, building partner & promoting regional stability
Operations to prevent
Large-scale ground combat
general support
Operations to Shape
2
What are some Major functions and capabilities of the ADAM cell?
Composite Indirect Fire Protection Capability (IFPC)
Protect forces & selected geopolitical assets
Coordinate the airspace with aviation, FA, plan & coordinate AMD operations
Generally remain the same, irrespective of other operational tasks
3
Observation & Fields of Fire-Avenues of Approach-Key Terrain-Obstacles-Cover & Concealment
MISSION COMMAND
CVT
OAKOC
AMD PRINCIPLES
4
Examples of Infrastructure variables
•Cultural perception of timeInformation offset
•Construction pattern, Urban zones, Urbanized building density
•Demographic mix•Social volatility•Educational level•Ethnic diversity
•Terrain•Natural hazards•Climate
5
Group ____________ are large, high flying, long distance platforms UAS?
Group 4
1 and 3
4 and 5
1 and 2
6
Who is the primary organization for linking subordinate task forces to the kill chain via ADAFCO?
JFC
ADA Battalion
ADA Platoon
ADA Brigade
7
Define Military variables
distribution of responsibility and power at all levels of governance
the military and paramilitary capabilities of all relevant actors
individual and group behaviors related to producing, distributing, consume
Includes the geography and manmade structures, and weather
8
How does the AAMDC participate and assist in engagement operations?
ADAFCO
Avenger
Patriot
AADC
9
Define the time variables
The cultural, religious, and ethnic makeup
the timing and duration of activities, events
basic facilities, services, and installations needed for the functioning
Includes the geography and manmade structures, as well as weather
10
What are the principles of AMD?
Direct, indirect, surveillance
CVT
MDMP
Mass, Mix, mobility, integration, Flexibility, Agility
11
Units/forces assigned to & forming an essential part of a military organization as listed in its table of organization
Organic
Assign
Attach
OPCON
12
What is BALANCED FIRES
Weapons positioned to deliver an equal volume of fires in all directions
Weapons coverage is combined and concentrated toward the most likely threat
threat is exposed to a continuously increasing volume of fire
Sensors and weapons positioned so they can engage a threat before ordnance
13
There are 7 AMD employment tenants
True
False
14
The
AAMDC C2
node links active defense, passive defense, and attack operations functions
False
True
15
Versatile mix of capabilities, formations, and equipment -enables adaptive forces & facilitates collaborative planning
Flexibility principle
Mass
Agility
Mix
16
The primary air threats to maneuver forces are RAM, UAS (groups 1 and 2), fixed/rotary-wing aircraft, & cruise missiles
False
True
17
What are the CUAS planning considerations?
Swarm, indirect, direct, and surveillance
C-UAS, indirect, direct, and surveillance
Swarm, mutual, direct, and surveillance
Swarm, indirect, close combat, and surveillance
18
Criticality is the degree to which an asset or force is essential to mission accomplishment.
False
True
19
Define Economic variable
military and paramilitary capabilities of all relevant actors
Describes the distribution of responsibility and power
individual and group behaviors related to producing, distributing,consuming
the nature, scope, characteristics, and effects of individuals, organizatio
20
Positive Control of AMD fires relies on positive identification, tracking of airborne objects
True
False
21
Reinforcing Support Augment the coverage of other ADA units and strengthen AMD capabilities of the force?
False
True
22
Direct Attack is UAS that can guide indirect fires, spot fires, & or serve as an indirect attack weapon
True
False
23
Control of Army AMD fires is exercised IAW __________ directives and by delegated authorities.
AAMDC
JFC
ADA BATTALION
ADA BRIGADE
24
Define the Political variable?
Explores the military and paramilitary capabilities of all relevant actors
Describes the distribution of responsibility and power
individual and group behaviors related to producing, distributing
Describes the nature, scope, characteristics, and effects of individuals
25
Ballistic Missiles, Large Caliber Rockets, UAS, RAM, Manned FW/RW, Aerodynamic, strategic, EWO are examples of what?
METT-TC
AMD threats
PMESII-PT
CVT
26
Who plans future operations?
ADA Brigade
ADA Battalion
AAMDC
ADAFCO
27
What are the air domain challenges that Army operations face?
Increased threat from traditional ballistic missile & spectrum of AM threat
Ballistic Missiles
UAS
AAMDC
28
Depicts the ability of adversary aerial and TBM assets & the ability of the friendly AMD assets to achieve and maintain
OAKOC
alert state
AAMDC
Observation & Fields of Fire
29
How many groups of UAS are there?
Group 3
5 groups
Small, Low, and Slow
1 group
30
What are the
AAMDC
commanding general
3 primary roles
:
PLT Leader, PLT SGT, Section Sergeant
Senior AMD commander,Theater Army AMD coordinator, Deputy AADC for AMD
ADA Battalion, ADA Platoon, ADA Squad
ADAM Cell
31
is the Army's approach to command and control that empowers subordinate decision making and decentralized execution
Mission Command
AADC
C2
JFC
32
What type of ballistic missile defense does Patriot provide?
UAS
lower tier ballistic missile defense against long-range, low-high altitude
Electronic Warefare
Stinger Missile
33
Susceptibility is a part of what in the CVT?
Criticality
Close attack
threat
vulnerability
34
The
AAMDC
will establish the baseline AD warning condition for the JF during the planning phase.
True
False
35
The primary role of ADA is to
deter
and
defeat
the range of aerial threats
True
False
36
The authority to perform those functions of command over subordinate forces involving organizing & employing commands
OPCON
Assign
TACON
Attach
37
What are the 5 types of command relationships?
PMESII-PT
Organic, assigned, attached, OPCON, TACON
MDMP
METT-TC
38
An _ is a condition that prescribes the amount of resources required to achieve ready to fire & desired radar emissions
BALANCED FIRES
MUTUAL SUPPORT
ALERT STATE
SWARM ATTACK
39
Clusters of UAS that can be used for all three purposes (Surveillance, Indirect Attack, and Direct Attack
Group 1
Swarm Attack.
Small, Slow, and Low
Group 5
40
The 4 elements of command are authority, responsibility, decision making, and leadership
True
False
41
What is the function of the ADAM/BAE cell at brigade level?
Plans future operations
level resolves immediate airspace conflicts affecting targeting missions
Organization for this responsibility
Plans current operations
42
-Air Defense Warnings- Rules of Engagement (ROE)- Published ID Criteria are examples of Positive Control AMD fires
True
False
43
What missile does not rely upon aerodynamic surfaces?
Hypersonic Weapon
UAS
Ballistic Missile
Manned Rotary Wing Aircraft
44
The AAMDC sustainment concept involves both planning and oversight activities performed primary by the _ and _ staffs
G4 and G6
G3 and G6
G2 and G4
G1 and G4
45
Information variable is characteristics, and effects of individuals, organizations, that collect, disseminate info
True
False
46
The ______________ methodology is used to allocate ADA forces to mission requirements.
AADC
Groups 1 and 3
CVT
METT-TC
47
Efforts attempt to defeat or disrupt UAS threats prior to their aerial vehicles ever being deployed
Active Air Defense
Left of Launch
Standoff
Close Combat
48
The CAL prioritization is dependent on considerations of levels of protection and levels of effectiveness.
False
True
49
The AAMDC is an organization of either active or reserve ADA, fire support, aviation, intelligence, CBRN, signal, & sust
False
True
50
In which echelon is AMD planning performed?
AAMDC
ADA Brigade
All echelons
ADA Battalion
51
Concentration of combat power is the Mass Principle
True
False
52
What are the 4 steps of IPB in order
Who's the OPCON / TACON
Define the OE, Describe OE affects,evaluate the threat,Determine Threat COA
Mass, Mix, mobility, integration
Direct, General Support, General Support reinforcing, Reinforcing Support
53
What is defines as; Detect, Identify, and defeat enemy UAS while integrating all of the warfighting functions
Surveillance
Indirect Attack
Direct Attack
C-UAS
54
Who plans current operations?
AAMDC
ADA Battalion
ADA Brigade
ADA Platoon
55
Systems are positioned so that the threat is exposed to an ever increasing volume of fire?
Mutual Support
Early Engagement
Defense in Depth
Weighted Coverage
56
What does the first P in PMESII-PT stand for?
Physical control
Physical enviroment
Political
Policing
57
Command and Control is the exercise of authority and direction by a properly designated commander
True
False
58
The ADA Brigade command post consists of the operations, Intelligence and sustainment sections, along with the plan cell
True
False
59
Which system integrates Air and Missile Defense operations at all echelons?
AADC
AAMDC
Air and Missile Defense Planning and Control System (AMDPCS)
THAAD C2
60
Describe
Counter-Rocket, Artillery, & Mortar (C-RAM)
Counters ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, UASs
Fast reacting, short-range system used to detect & destroy incoming rockets
8 hit-to-kill, passive terminal homing missile rounds –
8-Stinger infra-red homing, fire-and-forget missiles
61
Avenger batteries are composed of what?
Sensors, C2 Node, Avenger Weapon Systems
ADAFCO.
AADC
AAMDC
62
What is MUTUAL SUPPORT
Sensors and weapons positioned so they can engage a threat before ordnance
threat is exposed to a continuously increasing volume of fire
Weapons placed that the fires of one weapon can engage target in dead zone
Weapons positioned to deliver an equal volume of fires in all directions
63
Recoverability -the degree to which an asset or force can recover from damage in terms of time, equipment, & manpower
True
False
64
Define the Physical Environment variables
Includes the geography and manmade structures, as well as weather
Describes the timing and duration of activities, events
basic facilities, services, and installations needed for the functioning
The cultural, religious, and ethnic makeup
65
Define Social variables
The cultural, religious, and ethnic makeup
the nature, scope, characteristics, and effects of individuals
Describes the distribution of responsibility and power
Includes the geography and manmade structures, as well as weather
