SEJPME Module 19 Post test

SEJPME Module 19 Post test 1) Joint intelligence organizations analyze the impact of the operating environment (OE) on mission accomplishment. Which of the following is not an aspect of t ...

SEJPME Module 19 Post test 1) Joint intelligence organizations analyze the impact of the operating environment (OE) on mission accomplishment. Which of the following is not an aspect of the OE? [objective275] friendly, adversary, and neutral systems joint task force (JTF) financials physical domains information environment ________________________________________ 2) Central Asia remains an unattractive destination for foreign direct investment because of political instability and low manufacturing output. This is a crisis of _____. [objective289] regional economy demographics natural resources transnational terrorism ________________________________________ 3) Targeting opium farmers with public affairs messages to influence them to accept alternative income for the opium crop falls under which diplomatic, informational, military and economic (DIME) activity? [objective277] [Remediation Accessed :N] diplomatic military economic informational ________________________________________ 4) In Central Asia, the commander increasingly instills an intelligence-driven operational mindset in _____. [objective278] the headquarters the reachback center the fusion center the field ________________________________________ 5) Which of the following is a traditional information resource? [objective279] [Remediation Accessed :N] airborne platforms public affairs local authorities engineers ________________________________________ 6) Intelligence at the _____ level supports planning and conducting of battles and engagements, provides commanders with information on imminent threats to their forces, and provides commanders with obstacle intelligence. [objective280] operational strategic tactical national ________________________________________ 7) _____, despite being an evolving concept, supports tactical action, including counter-insurgency, counter-narcotics, and humanitarian assistance and assists in the development of host country intelligence operations. [objective281] Fusion centers Stability operations Information centers Information dominance centers International security assistance force ________________________________________ 8) _____ locations ensure agility, speed, and depth of intelligence analysis and support. [objective282] Reachback Forward ________________________________________ 9) You can establish daily video conferences to contact a broader base of analysts stateside using the/a _____. [objective283] Swe-dish secure internet protocol router network(SIPRnet) joint worldwide intelligence communications system (JWICS) non-classified internet protocol router network (NIPRnet) ________________________________________ 10) The _____ differs from joint intelligence preparation of the operational environment (JIPOE) in terms of purpose, focus, and detail, requires microanalysis, provides a finer degree of detail, and supports component command operations. [objective284] intelligence preparation of the battlespace (IPB) joint intelligence operation center (JIOC) joint intelligence support element (JISE) ________________________________________ 11) _____ collection and dissemination involves satellites, manned aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, imagery analysis and assessment, non-classified internet protocol router network (NIPRnet). [objective285] [Remediation Accessed :N] Signals intelligence (SIGINT) Human intelligence (HUMINT) Geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) Imagery intelligence (IMINT) ________________________________________ 12) _____ is an agreement in which one intelligence center receives pre-coordinated intelligence support from other intelligence centers, service intelligence organizations, and national agencies. [objective286] Intelligence federation Information sharing Coordination sharing All-source collection ________________________________________ 13) _____ focus on the adversary and the operating environment (OE) and drive all intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) requirements. [objective287] Priority intelligence requirements (PIRs) Specific information requirements (SIRs) Friendly force information requirements (FFIRs) Host nation information requirements (HNIRs) ________________________________________ 14) Most commands make prioritization a(n) _____ teamed effort. [objective288] operations-strategy intelligence-planning intelligence-logistics operations-intelligence ________________________________________ 15) _____ is a system that allows the commander to fuse all obtained information in a timely manner, enhancing visualization of the operational environment. [objective276] Tailored tactics, techniques, and procedures Military information architecture Crisis management planning Incident awareness and assessment ________________________________________