JTIDS - 101 (Post Test 1 Lessons) Latest Update With Solution

JTIDS - 101 (Post Te st 1 L esso ns) Latest Up date With Solut ion What's the next step after JT-101? - ANSWER JT-102 MAJIC How many units in JT-101 - ANSWER 32 What is the JDN? - ANSWER is a compilation of multiple data injects, comprised of a wide variety of data processing systems carrying a broad range of information. CJCSM 3115.01 defines the operational requirements for data communications in support of JTF operations and JTF IERs. Who owns the CTP? - ANSWER belongs to the JTF commander, and a CCDR can have multiple JTFs operating concurrently What is the JICO responsible for? - ANSWER planning the MTA and executing the MTN which supports the Joint Task Force Commander's Information Exchange Requirements or IERs What is the MTN? - ANSWER provides the majority of data that constitutes the JTF Commander's Common Tactical Picture. Who develops the MTA to support the warfighter's Information Exchange Requirements for the MTN across all of its functional components. - ANSWER The JICO Who is responsible to the JICO for day- to-day JICC operations and the active management of the MTN - ANSWER JICC Watch Officer JICC Watch Officer coordinates and has _______ ________ to resolve cross-regional MTN issues with the Regional Interface Control Cells, or RICCs, or Sector Interface Control Cells, or SICCs. - ANSWER resolution authority Explain the JTDC. - ANSWER The JTDC is responsible to the JICO and JICC Watch Officer for the accuracy, currency, and quality of track data, and ensures the effective flow of data and overall clarity of the tactical picture. They supervise the resolution of interface anomalies such as dual designations, duplicate tracks, identification conflicts, and category confl icts, and when assigned, transmits change data orders to resolve environment and identity conflicts Explain the responsibilities of the Link 16 Manager - ANSWER will coordinate the Link 16 initialization process, manage network role assignments and connectivity between JUs to include activation and deactivation of relays. The Link 16 Manager directs corrective actions when disruptions occur to ensure the effective and efficient exchange of information, ensure compliance with required interference protection features, or IPF, evaluates Link 16 performance and reports operational effectiveness, and resolves cross-regional Link 16 operations. IER - ANSWER Information Exchange Request What's the difference between the MTA (Multi-Tadil Architecture) and the MTN (Multi-Tadil Network)? - ANSWER An easy way to understand the difference between the two is that the MTA refers to the physical systems that make up the MTN, and the MTN refers to both the physical systems as well as the data flowing through those systems. In short, the MTA becomes