INFORMATION OPERATIONS
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| USSTRATCOM | Deter attacks on US vital interests, to ensure US freedom of action in space and cyberspace
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| CYBERCOM | Plans, coordinates, integrates, synchronizes and conducts activities to direct the operations and defense of specified DoD information networks
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| JFCC-ISR (Joint Functional Component Command for Intel, surveillance, and Recon operations) | serves as epicenter for planning, execution and assessment of the US's military's global intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance operations
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| JFCC- Space (Joint Functional Component Command for Space) | continuously coordinates, plans, integrates, commands, and controls space operations to provide tailored, responsive, local and on order, denies the enemy the same
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| JIOWC (Joint Information Operations Warfare Command) | Responsible for the integration of IO into military plans and operations across the spectrum
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| CSGs 3 Formal Categories | Permanent
Military Service Component
Expeditionary
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| Customer Relationship Functions in relations to CSGs | Provision of dedicated SIGINT services to a customer, using the capability of the entire US SIGINT System
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| SIGINT PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS in relations to CSGs | these elements formally delegated a mission to a CSG through the mission delegation process and are responsible for overseeing the analytic and reporting mission
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| SIGINT OPERATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS in relations to CSGs | On behalf of DIRNSA, the SIGINT director exercises SIGINT operational control of CSGs though the NSA/ CSS representative accredited to CSG's supporting agency
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| Rules of Engagement | means by which the President, SecDef, and operational CDRs regulate the used of armed force in the context of applicable political and military policy
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| Law of war | body of law concerning acceptable justifications to engage in war
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| No- Strike List | A list of objects or entities characterized as protected from the effects of military operations under international law
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| Restricted Target List | A list of restricted targets nominated by elements of the joint force and approved by joint force CDR
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| Battle Damage Assessment | Compare post- execution results with the projected results generated during target development
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| Information Operations (IO) | Involve actions taken to affect adversary information and information systems while defending one's own information and information systems
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| Information Warfare (IW) | IO conducted during time of crisis or conflict
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| Target Development | Based on what the CDR wants to achieve and the measures and indicators used to evaluate their achievement rather than on the ways and means used to affect the target
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| Time Sensitive Targeting | When the importance of a target rises to such a level that it poses a danger to friendly forces
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| 6 Phases of Time Sensitive Targeting | Detect, Locate, Identify, Decide, Strike, Assess
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| Core Capabilities of IO | Offensive and Defensive IO
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| Core Capability of IO Defensive IO DESTROY | To damage a system or entity so badly that it cannot perform any function or be restored
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| Core Capability of IO Defensive IO DISRUPT | To break of interrupt the flow of information
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| Core Capability of IO Defensive IO DEGRADE | To reduce the effectiveness or efficiency of adversary C2 or comms systems.
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| Core Capability of IO Defensive IO DENY | To prevent the adversary from accessing and using critical info, systems, and services
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| Core Capability of IO Defensive IO DECEIVE | To cause a person to believe what is not true
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| Core Capability of IO Defensive IO EXPLOIT | To gain access to adversary C2 systems to collect information or to plant false or misleading information
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| Core Capability of IO Defensive IO INFLUENCE | To cause others to behave in a manner favorable to US forces
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| Core Capability of IO Defensive IO PROTECT | To take action to guard against espionage or capture of sensitive equipment and information
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| Core Capability of IO Defensive IO DETECT | To discover or discern the existence, presence, or face of an intrusion into information systems
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| Core Capability of IO Defensive IO RESTORE | To bring information and information systems back to their original state
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| Core Capability of IO Defensive IO RESPOND | To react quickly to an adversary's IO attack
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| SSN | Nuclear Submarine
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| SSGN | Guided Missile Nuclear Submarine
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| EA-6B (Prowler) | A twin engine, mid- wing electronic
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| E-2C (Hawkeye) | Navy's and Marine's airborne surveillance
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| P-3C (Orion) | maritime patrol aircraft
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| EP-3E | JCC signals reconnaissance version of P-3 Orion
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| RC-135 (Rivet) | Joint Recon aircraft supports theater national level consumers
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| MQ-1A (Predator) | Long endurance, medium altitude unmanned aircraft system for surveillance and recon missions
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| EC-130H (Compass Call) | Airborne tactical weapon system using a modified version of the C-130 Hercules
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| U-2 | Single engine, very high altitude recon aircraft operated by the US air force
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| EA-18G | A derivative of the Super hornet project
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| CVN | Aircraft Carrier
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| CG | Guided Missile Cruiser
Combat vessel with multiple target response capabilities
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| DDG | Guided Missile Destroyer
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| FFG | Guided Missile Frigate
Anti-submarine warfare combatants
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| LCC | Amphibious Command Ships
Provide command and control for fleet commanders
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| LHA/LHD | Amphibious Assault Ship
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| LPD | Amphibious Transport Dock
Lands elements of a landing force for expeditionary warfare missions
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| LSD | Dock Landing Ship
Transport load landing craft
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| PC | Patrol Costal Ship
coastal patrol and surveillance
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| MARK 4 Special Operations Craft | Provides medium range insertion and extraction (MRI) support for Special Operation Forces (SOF) personnel in a low to medium threat environment
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| Physical Deception | Activities and resources used to convey or deny selected information to a foreign power
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| Technical Deception | Military material resources and their associated operating techniques used to convey or deny selected information to a foreign power through the deliberate radiation, reradiating, alteration, absorption or reflection of energy
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| Administrative Deception | Resources, methods, and techniques to convey or deny oral, pictorial, documentary, or other physical evidence of a foreign power
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| Fives phases of MILDEC planning process | Deception Mission Analysis, Deception Planning Guidance, Staff Deception Estimate, Commander's Deception estimate, and Deception Plan Development
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| Deception Mission Analysis | Deception mission analysis is conducted as part of the overall mission analysis that is done by a JFC following receipt of a new mission
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| Deception Planning Guidance | After completion of the mission analysis, the CDR issues planning guidance to the staff
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| Staff Deception Estimate | The deception estimate is conducted as part of the operation estimate.
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| CDR's Deception Estimate | Using the staff estimate as a basis, the JFC conducts an estimate
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| Deception Plan Development | Developing a complete deception plan is the most time- consuming part of the planning process
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| MISO | contradicting indicators while conveying selected information and indicators
Winning the hearts and minds of the people
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| MILDEC | Degrading general situation information to enhance effect of observables
Intentionally deceiving military officials
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| Organizational Responsibilities | When directed by the SECDEF, the CDR, US Special Operations Command transfers MISO forces by attachment to geographic combatant commanders
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| Command and Control | C4s are vital to planning, mounting, and sustaining successful joint MISO
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| How does intelligence support MISO through target analysis | The use of MISO forces and assets is predicted on political, military, economic, cultural, religious, and psychological or social conditions.
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| Information Operations Officer Primary Responsibilities | To assist the J-3 in exercising joint IO responsibilities, the primary function of the IO officer is to supervise the IO cell to ensure capabilities are planned, coordinated, and integrated within the joint force officer staff.
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| Strike Group IWC/IWO Primary Responsibilities | Warfare Commander relationships
reporting requirements, TAXSIT, IW weapons posture
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| COMSEC Area Cryptosecurity | The component of communications security that results from the provision of technically sound cryptosystems and their proper use
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| COMSEC Area Transmission Security | The component of communications security that results from all measures designed to protect transmissions from interception and exploitation by telecommunications systems
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| COMSEC Area Emission Security | All measures taken to deny unauthorized persons information of value that might be derived from intercept and analysis of compromising emanations from crypto equipment.
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| COMSEC Area Physical Security | Results from all physical measures necessary to safeguard classified equipment, material, and documents from access thereto or observation thereof by unauthorized persons
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| EEFI | Key questions likely to be asked by an adversary
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| BEADWINDOW | Code to report a disclosure of EEFI, BEADWINDOW procedures uses a code word and a number combination which is transmitted immediately to the station disclosing an EEFI.
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| Only Authorized reply to BEADWINDOW | ROGER- OUT
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| JCMA | Provide COMSEC monitoring services to the DoD and other US gov't departments and agencies
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