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What are the three levels of cultural proficiency? |
~cultural awareness ~cultural understanding ~cultural expertise |
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Includes culture-specific knowledge skills and attributes that pertain to a given country or region developed by lifelong study of a region and through tailored training during preparation for deployment? |
Regional competence |
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Which of following is not a strategy by developing cultural expertise? |
Educate others on your culture and the expectations you have of them |
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Soldiers and leaders with the ability to advise commanders of the region on military operations exhibit? |
Cultural Expertise |
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Which of the following choices identify social science characteristics for a population? |
~Daily or weekly schedule schedule of most citizens ~Whether warring groups have ever lived together peacefully |
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Which of the following choices identify economic characteristics for a population? |
~fixed or negotiable pricing ~exports and local products ~wages |
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The army is tasked with the primary responsibility for developing airborne doctrines procedures and equipment that are of common interest to the Army and the? |
US Marine Corps |
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Which military service conducts security and stability operations and assist with the initial establishment of a military government pending transfer of this responsibility to another authority? |
US Marine Corps |
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Which branch of service was once known as the revenue marine? |
US Coast Guard |
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DMSP satellites are used to collect specialized meteorological, ___ , ___ and information in all weather conditions.? |
~oceanographic ~solar-geophysical |
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Which individual is skilled in water operations amphibious techniques and trained on motorcycles snowmobiles rappelling and fast rope procedures? |
Combat controller |
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The Value of military space operations including communications intelligence navigation missile warning and? |
Persian Gulf War |
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An interview "do" is best described by which of the following? |
answer only one question at a time |
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An interview "don’t" is best described by which of the following? |
videotape sensitive areas or objects |
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When participating in media interviews you must follow DoD policy? |
directly responsible |
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Part of OPSEC responsibilities policy is to not publicly reference disseminate or publish critical or sensitive information that has already been ____? |
compromised |
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Which of the following are part of the department of defense (DOD) principles of information? |
~Availability ~Classification ~Withholding |
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Details concerning manning, equipment, training, funding, and casualties are all included as part of ___ information that should be protected from disclosure? |
sensitive |
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Which of the following choices pertain to the three pools of ARFORGEN? |
~Reset ~Train/Ready ~Available |
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Which of the following are levels of readiness that each individual unit must progress through in the ARFORGEN process? |
~Manning ~sustaining ~equipping |
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The ARFORGEN cycle period is blank months for active army? |
36 |
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When was the ARFORGEN model introduced as a cyclic Readiness model designed to better prepare the army’s war fighting units? |
October 2005 |
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____ are described as the integrated employment during military operations? |
Information Operations |
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Which of the following types of Soldier and leader engagements exist in iia? |
~Deliberate ~Dynamic |
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Activities occurring in through or by means of the information environment have a effect on an operational environment? |
Consequential |
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___ have the responsibility to conduct public affairs operations that inform U.S. audiences of their military operations to the fullest extent possible? |
Commanders |
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___ is an example of a designated information-related capability IRC? |
public affairs |
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The ___ dimensions of the information environment is composed of C2 systems key decision-makers and supporting infrastructures? |
physical |
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The army carries out the central idea of unified land operations? |
conflict resolution |
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Leadership information, mission command, movement and maneuver, intelligence, fires, sustainment, and protection make up eight elements of? |
combat power |
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The decisive action task defined as an overarching term? |
stability |
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Which of the following are founding principles of the Unified Land Operations doctrine? |
~Synchronization ~Lethality |
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Initiative originates in the offense principle of war with the goal of changing the situation? |
~Operational initiative ~Individual initiative |
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The object is more than just killing enemy personnel and destroying their equipment it is to break the enemy’s will ..? |
Compelling the enemy to respond |
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In hostile territory civil capabilities include resources that military forces can take and use within the constraints of? |
international law |
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Ca soldiers analyze people, including key communicators and the? |
formal and informal |
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CA forces and CAO planners support unified land operations at the? |
~Operational ~tactical ~strategic |
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The goal of Nation Assistance (NA) is to promote? |
long term regional stability |
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People both individually and collectively can have what type of impact on military operations? |
~Positive ~Negative ~No Impact |
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Is civil or military assistance rendered to a nation by U.S. forces within its territory during peacetime crisis or war based upon agreements mutually concluded between the United Stated and that nation? |
National Assistance (NA) |
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Initiative originates in the offense principle of war with the goal of changing the situation? |
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