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Question | Answer |
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What does JWCS stand for and what is its purpose? | Joint Worldwide Communications System-System of computers and networks used to xmit classified informatkion by packet switching over TCP/IP in a secure environment. |
What does SAER stand for? | Security Access Eligibility Report |
What is SF 700? | Security Container Information |
What is the purpose for OPSEC? | Process that identifies, controls, and protects generally sensitive but unclassified information about a mission, operation, or activity. |
What does JMINI stand for? | Joint Military Satellite Communication Network Integrated Control System |
What does DISA stand for? | Defense Information Systems Agency |
What are the duties and responsibilities of the information assurance manager(IAM) | Establish, implement, and maintain the DoD information system IA program |
What are the five aspects of IA? | Availability, integrity, authentication, confidentiality, and non-repudiation. |
What does DUSC stand for? | Directory update and service center |
What does ODCR stand for? | Officer Distribution Control Report |
What does ASI stand for? | Authorized Service Interruption |
What does PIR stand for? | Priority Intelligence Requirements |
What does NIPRNET stand for? | Non-Classified Internet Protocol Router Network |
What is SF 153? | COMSEC material report |
What does DLPT stand for? | Defense Language Proficiency Test |
What are the six brilliant on the basics? | -Sponsorship -Indoctrination -Career Development Boards -Mentorship -Individual Recognition -OMBUDSMAN |
What is NCTAMS building M-51? | Main Building |
What is NCTAMS building M-52? | Warehouse |
What is NCTAMS building M-113? | Facilities(N-4) |
What is NCTAMS building M-125? | Indoc Building |
What does FSM stand for? | Fleet SIPRNET messaging |
What is the HF frequency? | High Frequency 3MHz-30MHz |
What is the SHF frequency? | Superhigh Frequency 3GHz-30GHz |
How many guns did the Ships of the Line Carry? | 64-100 Guns |
What does ANCC stand for? | Automated Network Control Center |
What does CBSP stand for? | Commercial Broadband Satellite Program |
What does STW stand for and what is its purpose? | Strike Warfare- The destruction or neutralization of enemy land based targets by conventional or nuclear missles. |
What are the 4 ways to clear an obstructed airway? | 1. Standing Abdominal Thrust 2. Reclining Abdominal Thrust 3. Standing Chest Thrust 4. Reclining Chest Thrust |
What is the purpose of NOVA? | Unix based system. Base level mode 1 store and forward. |
What is GBS? | Global Broadcast Service |
What are the locations of AST? | -Gen Room 1 -Gen Room 2 -Gen Room 3 -GBS Gen -Chiller Gen |
Whos is the NCTAMS LANT IAM(Information Assurance Manager)? | -Sharon Brightwell |
Who is the EKMS Manager? | Chris Morrow |
What is the EXACT acronym for TRMM? | Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission |
What is GPS? | Global Positioning Service |
How many satellites are required for GPS? | 4 Satellites |
What does DSCS stand for? | Defense Satellite Communications Systems |
What does NMOC stand for? | Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command |
What does MAS INT stand for? | Measurement and Signature Intelligence |
What does DCS stand for and what is its purpose? | Defense Courier Service- Transportation of sensitive classified material |
What does DAMA stand for? | Demand Assigned Multiple Access |
What are the 4 Categories of CASREP? | 1. Initial 2. Update 3. Correction 4. Cancellation |
What does HSGR stand for? | High Speed Global Ring |
Where are the 4 CUDIX suites located at? | 1. NCTAMS LANT 2. NCTAMS PAC 3. NCTS Guam 4. NCTS Naples |
What does MMS stand for? | Muli-level Mail Server |
What does SMTP stand for? | Simple Mail Transfer Protocol |
What is Message Format line 7? | TO |
What is Message Format Line 5? | Precedence |
What does JFTOC stand for? | Joint Fleet Telecommunications Operations Center |
What is the operating area of the 4th Fleet? | Caribbean Sea, Central, and South America |
When was D-Day? | June 6, 1944 |
What are the 3 objective of First Aide? | 1. Save Lives 2. Prevent Further Injury 3. Prevent Infection |
What does JDISS stand for? | Joint Deployable Intelligence Support System |
What does CWSP stand for? | Commercial Wideband Satellite Program |
what are the EXACT 4 Component Commands of JFCOM? | 1. Forces Command 2. Marine Forces Command 3. US Fleet Forces Command 4. Arie Combat Command |
What are the 7 Layers of the OSI Model? | 1. Physical 2. Data Link 3. Network 4. Transport 5. Session 6. Presentation 7. Application |
What does CUDIX stand for? | Common User Digital Information Exchange SUBsystem |
What is the exact wording purpose of MEANCONING? | International Transmission of signals designed to DECEIVE USERS OF NAVIGATIONAL AIDS |
What does AMD stand for? | Activity Manpower Document |
What are the 5 TNX-1100 sites? | 1. NCTAMS PAC 2. NCTAMS LANT 3. NCTS EURCENT 4. NCTS San Diego 5. NCTS Bahrain |
What are the 7 Principles of Naval Logistics? | Flexibility, Economy, Attainability, Responsiveness, Sustainability, Survivability, and Simplicity |
What is IA? | Measures to protect and defend information systems by ensuring their availability, integrity, and non-repudation. |
What is Naval Intel? | Provides insights into the uncertain world both in peace and war. |
What is the purpose of CTM? | Perform troubleshooting and maintenace on electrical and electronic equipment assigned |
What was the Battle of Corral Sea and when did it take place? | 7-8 May 1942, First carrier vs carrier Battle, Lexington sunk |
What does MSDS stand for and what is its purpose? | Material Safety Data Sheets- Info on all potential hazards of a chemical product and how to work safely |
What is DON CAF? | DON Central Ajudication Facility- Nation Adjudication guidelines to background information gathered mainly in investigations conducted by OPM |
What does RAC stand for, what is it, and what are the five levels? | 1. Critical Risk 2. Serious Risk 3. Moderate Risk 4. Minor Risk 5. Negligible Risk |
What is ADNS? | Automated Digital Multiplexing System- Connects navy shipboard networks to other ship and shore networks for transferring IP data of various classification levels. |
What are the six areas of Naval Doctrine? | Warfare, Inteligence, Planning, Logistics, Operations, and combat and control |
What is the SSO? | Special Security Officer- In charge of SCI information, Directives, Regulations, Manuals, and Guidelines. |
What is atmospheric drag? | Another source for space object positioning errors is that of atmospheric drag on low orbiting objects |
What are gale winds? | Winds of 34-47 knots are forecast for harbors, inland waters, ocean areas, airfields, and installations. |
What is the mission of the Navy? | Maintain, train, and equip combat ready forces capable of winning wars, deterring aggression, and maintaining freedom of the seas. |
What is a small craft advisory? | Sustained winds of 18-33 knots |
What is WAN? | Wide Area Network- Publicly owned group of networks, a large geographical area, often a country or continent. |
What is message Precedence? | R- Routine- 6 Hrs P- Priority- 3 Hrs O- Immediate- 30Min Z- Flash- 10 Min W- Override- 3 Min or Less |
What are the 3 Tropical Cyclones? | Tropical Depression- Winds Less Than 33 Knots Tropical Storm- 34-63 Knots Hurricane- Greater Than 63 Knots |
What is a Backdoor? | A program or a set of programs that a hacker installs on a target system to allow access to the system at a later time. |
What is OPSEC? | Proven process that identifies controls, and protects generally sensitive but unclassified information about a mission, operation, or a activity. |
What was MERCURY 3? | 1st American to go into space- Commander Alan Shepard |
What is Medium Frequency? | 300KHz-3MHz- International Distress Frequency |
What is the operational area of the 2nd Fleet? | Operates in the Atlantic Ocean, Located in Norfolk Virginia |
What is the purpose of GBS? | -4 Seconds -High Powered Transponders to provide HDR wideband simplex broadcast into 1 meter of smaller antennas |
What is the navy UHF follow on? | -New constellation of satellites -High Power Xmitters designed to improve service, reliability, and dependability -Mixed with FLTSATCOM Legacy System |
What is CENTCOM, (Location and Mission)? | Location: Tampa Mission: With National and International Partners, promotes cooperation among nations, responds to crises, and deters or defeats... |
What is ORM? | Operational Risk Management -Decision making process |
What is COMINT? | Communications Intel- Gained through interception of foreign communications |
What is OSINT? | Open Source Intel- Derived from Newspapers, journals, radio, television, and internet. |