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Question 1
The Joint Force Air Component Commander (JFACC) should be prepared
to assume all but which of the following responsibilities, as assigned by
the Joint Force Commander (JFC).
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Recommend apportionment of the joint air effort
Develop a Joint Air Operations Plan (JAOP)
Develop the Air Operations Directive (AOD)
Maintain a C2 structure to perform service-specific functions
The answer is correct.
10 / 10 pts
Question 2
An Air Operations Center (AOC) baseline organization consists of an AOC
commander, five divisions, and multiple support/specialty teams. Which of
the following is the division that concentrates on long-range planning of air
component operations to achieve theater objectives?
Strategic Planning Division
Combat Plans Division
Combat Operations Division
Strategy Division
The answer is correct.
10 / 10 pts
Question 3
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Course of Action (COA) analysis typically involves wargaming each COA
against the adversary’s ___________ and ____________ COAs.
most feasible and most complete
most dangerous and most feasible
most and likely and most dangerous
most complete and most likely
The answer is correct.
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Question 4
The joint air estimate is described as a process of reasoning by which the
air component commander considers all the circumstances affecting the
military situation. The joint air estimate is often produced as the
culmination of which of the following stages of the joint operation planning
process (JOPP)?
Planning Initiation
Mission Analysis
Plan or Order Development
Course of Action (COA) Development
The answer is correct.
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Question 5
The information environment is the aggregate of individuals,
organizations, and systems that collect, process, disseminate, or act on
information. Which of the following dimensions of the information
environment is composed of command and control (C2) systems, key
decision makers, and supporting infrastructure?
The Cognitive Dimension
The Cyber_Persona Dimension.
The Informational Dimension
The Physical Dimension
The answer is correct.
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Question 6
The information environment is the aggregate of individuals,
organizations, and systems that collect, process, disseminate, or act on
information. Which of the following dimensions encompasses the minds of
those who transmit, receive, and respond to or act on information. In this
dimension people think, perceive, visualize, understand, and decide?
The Cyber-Persona Dimension
The Informational Dimension
The Physical Dimension
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The Cognitive Dimension
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Question 7
According to Joint Publication 3-14,
Space Operations
, which of the
following is NOT a doctrinal space capability?
Hyper-Spectral Imagery (HSI)
Global Communications
Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR)
Positioning, Navigation, Timing (PNT)
The answer is correct.
10 / 10 pts
Question 8
Which of the following characteristics of space represents “a significant
limiting factor influencing every aspect of a satellite’s size, weight, and
power, affecting the performance and life-span of any operational
spacecraft?”
Environmental Considerations
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Orbital Mechanics
Electromagnetic Spectrum (EMS) Dependency
No Geographical Boundaries
The answer is correct.
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Question 9
Incorrect
Incorrect
Which of the following phases in the Combined Space Tasking Order
process take place between Tasking and Operation Assessment?
Force Execution
Targeting
Guidance, Objectives, and Effects
Weaponeering and Allocation
This answer is incorrect. Please review Lesson 4, Objective 4.
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Question 10
The Combined Space Operations Center’s Strategy and Plans Division
allocates space forces to produce desired effects in which of the following
products?
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Master Air Attack Plan
Space Operations Directive
Space Support Request
Master Space Plan
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