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38 Cards in this Set
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What are hazards |
Conditions that can cause damage to or destroy life and resources and prevent mission accomplishment |
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Define Intelligence |
The product resulting from collection and interpretation of available information concerning enemy or area of operations |
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what is isr
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Intelligence, Synchronization and Reconnaisance
The operation of sensors to support future operations |
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What does the intelligence warfighting function provide commanders
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Intelligence to plan , prepare, execute and access operations
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What are the two most important aspects of intelligence
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Enable mission command and provide support to commanders
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How to commanders provide guidance in continuous feedback throughout operations
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1. providing direction
2. stating ccir 3. participating in planning |
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what does the intelligence warfighting function allow a commander to understand
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The enemy, terrain, and civil considerations
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The term enemy also includes what
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Entire range of threats
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What is intelligence support to force generation
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Generating intelligence concerning an operational environment and tailoring the force
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What is intelligence support to situational understanding
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Providing information to commanders to assist in understanding the forces current state with relations to threats
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What is intelligence support to targeting and information capabilities
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Providing commanders information for targeting to achieve lethal and nonlethal effects
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What must commanders consider when using the intelligence warfighting function
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1. it doesn't eliminate uncertainty
2. balance time for collection and operational necessity 3. prioritize resources |
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What is information collection
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The employment of sensors and assets in support of current or future operations
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What are the 3 information collection tasks
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1. plan requirements and assess collection
2. task and direct collection 3. execute collection |
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What are shaping operations* |
Reconnaissance, surveillance, security operations, intelligence operations |
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What makes up the intelligence enterprise
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all US intelligence professionals, sensors and systems, federated organizations, information
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What is the job of an Army Intelligence Analyst
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Leverage intelligence to create a detailed assessment of threats
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What are fusion centers
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Cells designed to inform decision decision-making and facilitate current and future operations and enable lethal and nonlethal targeting
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Who has the overall responsibility and management of the intelligence community
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The Director of National Intelligence
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What are some agencies that make up the intelligence community
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A. CIA
b. Department of Homeland Security c. Department of State d. DEA e. FBI f. Military branches |
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What are the intelligence core competencies
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A. Intelligence synchronization
b. Intelligence operations c. Intelligence analysis |
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What are four primary means of collecting information
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Shaping operations:
1. Intelligence operations 2. reconnaissance 3. surveillance 4. security operations |
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What is intelligence operations
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The tasks done by military intelligence units and soldiers to obtain information
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What is the purpose of intelligence analysis
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To assess threats, terrain, and weather, and civil considerations
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What are three aspects that enables effective staff support and intelligence analysis
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Critical thinking, embracing ambiguity, collaboration
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What is critical thinking |
Discipline self reflective thought that leads to unbiased conclusions |
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What are the six interrelated categories of intelligence
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1. Planning and direction
2. Collection 3. Processing and exploitation 4. Analysis and production 5. Dissemination and integration 6. Evaluation and feedback |
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What are the four steps of the Army's intelligence process
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Plan and direct, collect, produce, disseminate
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What are to continuing activities of the army intelligence process
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Analyze and assess
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What are two separate, but closely related components that planning consists of
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Detailed planning - understanding the operational environment, determining an end state, and visualizing an approach
conceptual planning- translating the operational approach into a plan |
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What do intelligence analysts produced
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Products, conclusions, and projections regarding threats
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What are the building blocks by which the intelligence warfighting function facilitates situational understanding and support decision making
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All source intelligence - intelligence from all relevant sources
and single source intelligences |
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Which source of intelligence is more reliable and less susceptible to deception
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All source intelligence
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How is single source intelligence gathered
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Reconnaissance, surveillance, and security operations
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what are the seven intelligence discipline
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1. Counterintelligence
2. Human intelligence 3. Open source intelligence 4. Signals intelligence 5. Technical intelligence |
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What are the four complimentary intelligence capabilities
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1. Biometrics enabled intelligence.
2. Cyber enabled intelligence 3. Document and military exploitation 4. Forensic enabled intelligence |
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what does PED stand for
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Processing, exploitation and dissemination
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What are PED activities prioritized and focused on
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Intelligence processing
analysis assessments |
