Simulation Course (S7)
1. operational information from the Global Command and Control System Joint
(GCCS-J) to Army theater elements and below: Which of the following doesthe GCCS-A
provide as one of its services?
2. Common Operational Picture (COP) management: The Tactical Mission Com-mand
Work Station (TMC-WS) provides collaborative, executive decision-making capabilities
to the Army using which of the following?
3. Distributed Common Ground System-Army (DCGS-A): Currently enemy forces
have been detected, and are approaching your brigades sector. You must quickly locate
the enemy before formulating an offensive or defensive strategy forthe impending contact
with the opposing force. You are in need of a system that specifically acquires data from
the Army, joint, national, and allied sensors and sources to provide intelligence on the
battlefield across multiple security levels. Which of the following systems would prove
most helpful in this situation?
4. Combined Information Data Network Exchange (CIDNE): A Soldier is about tobe
deployed to a classified location. After the Soldiers are transported via aircraft, they will
have to travel along a small, dangerous road that is close to enemy lines. This particular
road is notorious for hosting improvised explosive devices (IEDs). Which system should
be used to monitor the road as the Soldiers make their way tothe specified location?
5. Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T): Your commanding officer
notices that a minor miscommunication may have been made between two differentmission
command information systems.You are tasked with ensuring that successfulcommunication
between different MCIS is made from now on through the provisionof a stand-alone
network for both the Secure Internet Protocol Router (SIPR) and Non-Classified Internet
Protocol Router (NIPR). Which of the following networks willprove most helpful to you
when carrying out this order?
6. MCIS and simulation interoperability: You are the operations officer of a military unit
that is establishing a training framework under a limited training budget.Your unit also has a
limited number of personnel at its disposal. Which type of interoperability would prove most
effective in helping you establish a training framework for your unit with limited resources in
this situation?
7. All of the above: You are tasked by your commanding officer to create and send DIS
messages, ensuring that communication is being maintained between distributed
simulations and simulators. After developing a software interface, you translate all
position data to WGS-84. How were you able to translate the positiondata?
8. Parameters: You observe several different types of information and events thatare
passed from simulation to simulation within high level architecture (HLA). You categorize
these different types of information and events into three separate cate-
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gories. What would you categorize named datums as that reveal different levels of
capabilities each time an interaction is sent?
9. During a federation execution, federations shall interact with FOM data owned
by only one federate at any given time.: Which of the following is not mentioned as
an HLA rule concerning federations?
10. Encrypting and decrypting the syntax layer when necessary: The presenta- tion layer
in the OSI Seven-Layer Model transforms data into an acceptable format to be received by the
final layer. Which of the following statements is the presentationlayer also responsible for?
11. Call for Fire Training (CFFT): You are tasked by your commanding officer to
construct a simulated battlefield scenario for training all fires and close air support tasks.
Which of the following virtual simulators would be most applicable for this typeof training?
12. Where: The operations officer of a military unit is developing unit training objec-tives
for a training exercise. Training objectives are to identify which of the following?
13. The Intelligence Electronic Warfare Tactical Proficiency Trainer (IEWTPT)-
: You are a Soldier participating in a non-system training aid, device, simulator, and
simulation (TADSS) that provides realistic mission command training through the
presentation of Joint and Army Intelligence capabilities. This non-system TADSS is
specifically used for training the Intelligence Warfighting Function (WfF). Which of the
following are you participating in?
14. Virtual Route Clearance Trainer (VRCT): The Protection WfF is using a
non-system TADSS to train in operations that involve ensuring pathways are cleared and safe
for a unit to traverse. Which of the following simulators is the Protection WfFusing?
15. Procured by the Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training, and
Instrumentation (PEO-STRI): A Soldier asks you what the difference is between system
and non-system training aids, devices, simulators, and simulations (TADSS).In response, you
begin describing each type of TADSS. Which of the following traitsyou list applies to both
system and non-system TADSS?
16. Unit Training Management (UTM) Model: In preparation for deployment, a unitis
identifying critical tasks that must be performed. The unit commander states thatthese
tasks consist of moving the unit to the assembly area and conducting river crossing
operations. By identifying these mission-essential tasks, or METs, the unitwill determine
the training they will undergo in order to fulfill these tasks. In responseto the unit
commanders mission-essential task list, or METL, the unit is conductingmobility training,
which includes physical readiness training. Which of the followingtraining systems is
being implemented in this situation?
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1. operational information from the Global Command and Control System Joint
(GCCS-J) to Army theater elements and below: Which of the following doesthe GCCS-A
provide as one of its services?
2. Common Operational Picture (COP) management: The Tactical Mission Com-mand
Work Station (TMC-WS) provides collaborative, executive decision-making capabilities
to the Army using which of the following?
3. Distributed Common Ground System-Army (DCGS-A): Currently enemy forces
have been detected, and are approaching your brigades sector. You must quickly locate
the enemy before formulating an offensive or defensive strategy forthe impending contact
with the opposing force. You are in need of a system that specifically acquires data from
the Army, joint, national, and allied sensors and sources to provide intelligence on the
battlefield across multiple security levels. Which of the following systems would prove
most helpful in this situation?
4. Combined Information Data Network Exchange (CIDNE): A Soldier is about tobe
deployed to a classified location. After the Soldiers are transported via aircraft, they will
have to travel along a small, dangerous road that is close to enemy lines. This particular
road is notorious for hosting improvised explosive devices (IEDs). Which system should
be used to monitor the road as the Soldiers make their way tothe specified location?
5. Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T): Your commanding officer
notices that a minor miscommunication may have been made between two differentmission
command information systems.You are tasked with ensuring that successfulcommunication
between different MCIS is made from now on through the provisionof a stand-alone
network for both the Secure Internet Protocol Router (SIPR) and Non-Classified Internet
Protocol Router (NIPR). Which of the following networks willprove most helpful to you
when carrying out this order?
6. MCIS and simulation interoperability: You are the operations officer of a military unit
that is establishing a training framework under a limited training budget.Your unit also has a
limited number of personnel at its disposal. Which type of interoperability would prove most
effective in helping you establish a training framework for your unit with limited resources in
this situation?
7. All of the above: You are tasked by your commanding officer to create and send DIS
messages, ensuring that communication is being maintained between distributed
simulations and simulators. After developing a software interface, you translate all
position data to WGS-84. How were you able to translate the positiondata?
8. Parameters: You observe several different types of information and events thatare
passed from simulation to simulation within high level architecture (HLA). You categorize
these different types of information and events into three separate cate-
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gories. What would you categorize named datums as that reveal different levels of
capabilities each time an interaction is sent?
9. During a federation execution, federations shall interact with FOM data owned
by only one federate at any given time.: Which of the following is not mentioned as
an HLA rule concerning federations?
10. Encrypting and decrypting the syntax layer when necessary: The presenta- tion layer
in the OSI Seven-Layer Model transforms data into an acceptable format to be received by the
final layer. Which of the following statements is the presentationlayer also responsible for?
11. Call for Fire Training (CFFT): You are tasked by your commanding officer to
construct a simulated battlefield scenario for training all fires and close air support tasks.
Which of the following virtual simulators would be most applicable for this typeof training?
12. Where: The operations officer of a military unit is developing unit training objec-tives
for a training exercise. Training objectives are to identify which of the following?
13. The Intelligence Electronic Warfare Tactical Proficiency Trainer (IEWTPT)-
: You are a Soldier participating in a non-system training aid, device, simulator, and
simulation (TADSS) that provides realistic mission command training through the
presentation of Joint and Army Intelligence capabilities. This non-system TADSS is
specifically used for training the Intelligence Warfighting Function (WfF). Which of the
following are you participating in?
14. Virtual Route Clearance Trainer (VRCT): The Protection WfF is using a
non-system TADSS to train in operations that involve ensuring pathways are cleared and safe
for a unit to traverse. Which of the following simulators is the Protection WfFusing?
15. Procured by the Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training, and
Instrumentation (PEO-STRI): A Soldier asks you what the difference is between system
and non-system training aids, devices, simulators, and simulations (TADSS).In response, you
begin describing each type of TADSS. Which of the following traitsyou list applies to both
system and non-system TADSS?
16. Unit Training Management (UTM) Model: In preparation for deployment, a unitis
identifying critical tasks that must be performed. The unit commander states thatthese
tasks consist of moving the unit to the assembly area and conducting river crossing
operations. By identifying these mission-essential tasks, or METs, the unitwill determine
the training they will undergo in order to fulfill these tasks. In responseto the unit
commanders mission-essential task list, or METL, the unit is conductingmobility training,
which includes physical readiness training. Which of the followingtraining systems is
being implemented in this situation?
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