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  • Which element coordinates, integrates, regulates, and identifies airspace use and users at the division?
  • What are the three interrelated dimensions?
  • What are the two types of ROE?
  • In joint doctrine publications, which level serves as the top-level doctrinal document?
  • What are the three typical planning horizons?
  • Levels of joint pubs in joint doctrinal pubs?
  • The SOCCE operate at which levels?
  • Which term abbreviates Electronic Attack?
  • Which statement is true regarding NSC membership?
  • Which question emphasizes MOE?
  • Which set of principles is applied throughout the target cycle?
  • Which statement best describes the scope of airspace control measures?
  • Which option best represents the mission of the BCD?
  • What is the final destination for air support requests such as ASR, CAS, AI, and EW?
  • Assets that the enemy commander requires for the successful completion of his mission are best described as?
  • Which of the following is a planning function?
  • What is the MARLE's mission?
  • The use of a low collateral damage bomb primarily reduces which effects?
  • What is the purpose of the AOD?
  • Which statement best describes the JAOC airspace team role?
  • In operational design, which element describes the desired condition when operations conclude?
  • Which statement correctly describes BDA's role in assessment?
  • What is the primary output of the TET team?
  • Which Marine element provides the capability to use US naval gunfire and navy/marine close air support for allied units?
  • Which is a primary function of Coalition/Allied liaison officers in the C/JAOC?
  • What are the primary artillery weapons systems within the GCE?
  • In addition to the AOD, what is another important output from the strategy team?
  • Which zone is used to manage high-density airspace?
  • Which domain is not part of the DIME framework?
  • Where is the BCD located if the NAVFOR is appointed the JFACC?
  • Which set correctly lists the three layers of cyberspace?
  • To whom does the JFC assign authority for airspace control?
  • Which element is the senior Army air defense element and primary interface for all land-based air and missile defense forces?
  • TACON provides what authority?
  • Which term denotes the extension of the air mobility command's tanker and airlift control center within the C/JAOC?
  • Under the basic allocation rule for a U.S. Army field artillery brigade, how many FABs are allocated per Corps / JTF / Senior army HQ?
  • Which of the following is one of the 10 principles of information operations planning?
  • Which element coordinates the cruise missile and air wing interdiction missions?
  • Which is the primary air force control agency of the TACS for execution of airpower in direct support of the joint force land component operations?
  • Which document is used to prioritize collection requests and is referred to by the acronym JIPVL?
  • What is the term for the highest point along the rounds trajectory?
  • Which is the senior MACCS agency providing centralized command?
  • Exercising OPCON of all assigned SOF in theater?
  • Which of the following is an element of operational design?
  • Which statement best describes the BCD's mission?
  • Which description best captures the SOLE's mission?
  • What are the three main categories of military operations?
  • What primarily differentiates contingency planning from crisis planning?
  • What is the mission of the SOLE in the C/JAOC?
  • What three characteristics must target objectives have?
  • What are the two types of air support requests?
  • Does the JFE approve the JFC's JIPTL?
  • Which term denotes the highest point along a projectile's trajectory?
  • Which option is not one of the three cyberspace mission areas?
  • Which term refers to the DoD network operations that defend and operate the DoD Information Network?
  • Which perspectives are used to describe the impact of the operational environment?
  • Intent of National Strategy?
  • Which organization is tailored for specific operations and typically led by an 06 (Captain) or senior 05 (CMDR)?
  • Which option represents the DoD network operations designated to protect the DoD Information Network?
  • The focus on future Army development emphasizes threats from which nations and groups?
  • What two classes of naval surface ships are capable of providing naval gunfire support?
  • What do most airspace control measures impact on?
  • Which organization provides the digital point positioning database as a target support product?
  • Which entities can establish a JTF?
  • Which element plans and coordinates all fires on surface targets?
  • Which element is responsible for decentralized execution of air defense and airspace control?
  • Which statement best describes MOE and MOP?
  • Which cyberspace mission area is primarily concerned with protecting friendly networks?
  • What is the relationship of preplanned requests to the ATO?
  • Battle damage assessment is composed of what three elements?
  • What is the final destination for airlift ASR?
  • The basic allocation rule for a U.S. Army field artillery brigade is to assign how many FAB per Corps / JTF / Senior army HQ?
  • Does BDA contribute to assessment?
  • What does BDA stand for in combat assessment?
  • What does JIPTL stand for in air operations planning?
  • Who has overall responsibility for airspace control in a joint theater?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the four considerations for writing a desired effects statement?
  • What is the mission of the NALE?
  • What service and echelon levels comprise the SOCCE?
  • Level at which OPCON can be exercised?
  • Which organization coordinates and deconflicts special air operations with conventional air activities?
  • Which acronym represents the tools the US uses to apply its sources of power, including its culture, industry, technology, academic institutions, geography, and national will?
  • Which of the following is a principle of information operations planning?
  • Which of the following is NOT a principle of joint operations?
  • Which of the following is the correct expansion of the FIVEO acronym?
  • During crisis action planning, which document may assign planning tasks?
  • What is effects-based targeting?
  • What term describes the extension of the air mobility command's tanker and airlift control center within the C/JAOC?
  • The principle document used to prioritize collection requests is the
  • What is the seven minute drill?
  • Which organization is formed to carry out a specific operation or prosecute special operations in support of a theater campaign or other operations?
  • In the JAOC, which specialty team supports airspace across all five divisions?
  • For MLRS/HIMARS, which is the correct allocation per FAB?
  • Who is vested with COCOM authorities?
  • What is the purpose of the JIPTL in operations planning?
  • Which documents may assign planning tasks during crisis action planning?
  • Name the three components of joint fire support.
  • Which is a major category of military operations?
  • What are the three mission areas within cyberspace?
  • Which are the Phase 3 steps of the target cycle?
  • Which abbreviation denotes the senior Army air defense element and primary interface for land-based air and missile defense forces?
  • Which principle relates to adapting messages to target audiences?
  • Elements of national power?
  • Commanders vested with COCOM?
  • Which description best captures the functions of Coalition/Allied liaison officers in the C/JAOC?
  • Which abbreviation denotes the fusion point for planning and coordinating Navy air?
  • Which type of air support involves direct support to ground forces against targets in close proximity to friendly units?
  • Basis for establishing Combatant Commands?
  • What does phase 2 of the joint target cycle provide?
  • What is the joint publication reference for National intelligence support?
  • The preplanned request results in what type of missions on the ATO?
  • How does the targeting and effects team prioritize the JIPTL?
  • What are the four components of combat assessment?
  • Which of the following is NOT an element of operational design?
  • Who approves joint doctrine publications?
  • Which of the following is NOT a commonly accepted joint ACM?
  • Which statement describes the JFE's action regarding JIPTL?
  • What are the inputs to the targeting and effects team?
  • Regarding JIPTL handling by JFE, which statement is true?
  • What are the three layers of cyberspace?
  • Which organization is responsible for planning and executing special air operations and coordinating and deconflicting such operations with conventional air activities?
  • Which abbreviation stands for the airspace management element at division level?
  • Which of the following is a principle of joint operations?
  • Which system centralizes the planning and dissemination of air operations?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the three interrelated dimensions?
  • Which organization coordinates MAGTF Air Support and Airspace requirements and ensures the JFACC understands the MAGTF Scheme of Maneuver?
  • What does the use of a low collateral damage bomb do?
  • What is the hybrid threat as defined in the future operating environment?
  • What type of assistance does the Army Air and Missile Defense Commander provide to the Area Air Defense Commander?
  • What is the primary mission of naval surface fires?
  • Which element is the coordinator of cruise missile and air wing interdiction missions?
  • What focus has the Army Chief of Staff given to the future development of the Army?
  • Most immediate requests do what?
  • What are the three primary JFE branches?
  • Which operation targets enemy cyberspace capabilities offensively?
  • Which three documents deal with airspace?
  • What are the four types of air support covered during this lesson?
  • Which Marine element enables the use of US naval gunfire and navy/marine close air support?
  • Which component handles decentralized air defense and airspace control?
  • What is the purpose of an air-to-surface weapon's fuse?
  • Which of the following are examples of foundational intelligence products?
  • Which element controls all aircraft in the area of operations for offensive and defensive operations?
  • Which listing correctly lists the three primary JFE branches?
  • What section within the CAOC manages immediate tasking?
  • What is the role of apportionment in planning?
  • What are the four steps of capabilities analysis?
  • Which individuals are statutory members of the NSC?
  • What are the three subdivisions of EW?
  • What comes from the analysis of adversary doctrine & capabilities?
  • What does positive control rely upon?
  • Which are the Phase 2 steps of the target cycle?
  • Which component of electronic warfare is considered a form of Fires?
  • The JFE is a staff element established by the JFC comprised of which?
  • Which trio best describes the three cyberspace mission areas?
  • What is a battle rhythm?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a target support product provided by NGA?
  • Which option is not a primary JFE branch?
  • How else can effects influence the environment?
  • What is the basic rule of allocation for an MLRS/HIMARS Battalion?
  • What publication outlines the methodology for combat assessment?
  • Which set represents the four elements of national power?
  • What describes the organization of the BCD?
  • Which term describes the logical layer of cyberspace?
  • Which element is described as the MACCS entity equivalent to the TACS CRC?
  • What does EA stand for in electronic warfare?
  • What does FIVEO stand for?
  • What is the senior command and control organization of the Theater Air Control System (TACS)?
  • Which element serves as the interface between the COMAFFOR and the JFACC when the COMAFFOR is not the JFACC?
  • What is the information environment?
  • Within the TACS, which unit is tasked with executing airpower in direct support of land operations?
  • Which layer of cyberspace is described as the physical infrastructure?
  • Which team is responsible for producing the Draft JIPTL?
  • The JFE blank and blank Fires planning in coordination on behalf of the JFC.
  • Which pair constitutes the primary artillery weapons within the GCE?
  • Equivalent of the TACS CRC in the MACCS?
  • Which pair of perspectives is used to describe the impact of the operational environment?
  • The principle forum in which a collection strategy and allocation recommendations are developed is the
  • What document is produced during the strategic planning phase?
  • Which option lists the cyberspace mission areas in standard abbreviations?
  • Principal air control agency responsible for decentralized execution of immediate CAS?
  • Which question emphasizes MOP?
  • The NSC role is to serve as what?
  • What is the term used to request airspace?
  • Which planning function is explicitly included in the planning functions?
  • Which center can authorize a reroll that may generate a new mission?
  • What is the stated purpose of joint doctrine?
  • Why do we weaponeer?
  • Which fusion point coordinates planning and coordinating the use of Navy air?
  • What information system is used to build and disseminate the ATO and ACO?
  • How many components does combat assessment consist of?
  • Which characteristic describes a crisis?
  • Which of the following is an example of a joint ACM?
  • Which type of weapon has a high muzzle velocity, low to high angle of fire, and relatively small circular error probability (CEP)?
  • Not a statutory NSC member?
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