List the five steps of Risk Management in order.
1. Identify Hazards.
2. Assess Risk Levels.
3. Consider Control Options & Make Risk Decisions.
4. Implement Controls.
5. Supervise and Refine.
J0.0
Initial Entry Message.
Track Data Coordinator.
801.
This link is defined by Mil Std. 6016.
Link 16.
The concentration of AMD combat power to successfully defend the force or an asset.
Mass.
List the four steps in the IPOE process in order.
1. Define the OE.
2. Environmental Effects.
3. Evaluate the Threat.
4. Determine Threat COAs.
J3.2
Air Track.
803.
Sector TDC.
Messages are sent over internet protocol in either UDP or TCP format.
JREAP C.
Close coordination of effort and units of action.
Integration.
List the seven steps of MDMP in order.
1. Receive the Mission.
2. Mission Analysis.
3. COA Development.
4. COA Analysis (Wargaming).
5. COA Comparison.
6. COA Approval.
7. Orders Production.
Land Point PPLI.
J2.6
Standby JICO.
805S.
This link uses a half-duplex roll call from a net control station (NCS) to receive and transmit data.
Link 11.
Employing a combination of weapon and sensor systems.
Mix.
List the levels of warfare.
Tactical.
Operational.
Theater Strategic.
National Strategic.
Correlation Message.
J7.2
NTR.
812.
Used for full-duplex, asynchronous or synchronous, point-to-point data transmissions.
JREAP B.
Capability to adapt to changing threat conditions.
Flexibility.
Describe the 2+3 Strategic Framework.
1 Acute Threat (Russian Federation)
1 Pacing Threat (China, People's Republic)
3 Persistent Threats (Iran, Islamic Republic; Korea, DPR; Violent Extremism)
J12.5
Target/Track Correlation Message.
824S.
Standby FJUB.
An announced token passing half-duplex protocol that receives or transmits at 2400 bps.
JREAP A.
React faster than the enemy.
Agility.