SERGEANT TO STAFF SERGEANT |QUESTIONS & ANSWERS VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS 100%|GRADE A+|LATEST 2024/2025
Standard Form (SF) for Security Container Check Sheet - ✔✔SF 702
AR that covers security - ✔✔AR 380-5
Frequency of Challenge and Password change - ✔✔Every 24 hours
Purpose of Challenge and Password - ✔✔To identify unknown personnel
Definition of OPSEC - ✔✔Program within the unit to deny a potential enemy information on the
brigade's intentions, plans, and operations
Meaning of SALUTE - ✔✔Size, Activity, Location, Uniform, Time, Equipment
Definition of OPSEC - ✔✔Operational Security
Groups in which prisoners of war should be divided - ✔✔Officers, NCOs, Privates, Deserters, Females,
Civilians, Political Personnel
The 5 S's that apply to POWs - ✔✔Search, Segregate, Silence, Speed, Safeguard
Meaning of MIJI - ✔✔Meaconing, Intrusion, Jamming, and Interference
Access to secret material for a person with Secret clearance - ✔✔Granted on a need to know basis
Meaning of SAEDA - ✔✔Subversion And Espionage Directed against the Army
, Counterintelligence measures - ✔✔Use of sign and countersign, Camouflage, Recon, Noise and light
discipline, OPSEC training
Number of overall security classifications a document can have - ✔✔1
Methods of destroying Top Secret material - ✔✔Burning or pulping
Security classifications used to protect material against disclosure - ✔✔Top secret, Secret, Confidential
Acronym CCIR stands for - ✔✔Commander's Critical Information Requirements
How Commanders use CCIRs - ✔✔To focus information collection on relevant information needed to
make critical decisions throughout the conduct of operations
Components of CCIRs - ✔✔Friendly force information requirements and priority intelligence
requirements
Definition of Critical Thinking - ✔✔Leads to new insights, novel approaches, fresh perspectives, and new
ways of understanding and conceiving things
The six mission variables - ✔✔Mission, enemy, terrain and weather, troops and support available, time
available, and civil considerations (METT-TC)
Staff's function during the Operations Process - ✔✔Assisting the Commander and keeping units and
organizations outside the headquarters informed
How commanders drive the operations process - ✔✔Through understanding, visualizing, describing,
directing, leading, and assessing operations
SOLUTIONS 100%|GRADE A+|LATEST 2024/2025
Standard Form (SF) for Security Container Check Sheet - ✔✔SF 702
AR that covers security - ✔✔AR 380-5
Frequency of Challenge and Password change - ✔✔Every 24 hours
Purpose of Challenge and Password - ✔✔To identify unknown personnel
Definition of OPSEC - ✔✔Program within the unit to deny a potential enemy information on the
brigade's intentions, plans, and operations
Meaning of SALUTE - ✔✔Size, Activity, Location, Uniform, Time, Equipment
Definition of OPSEC - ✔✔Operational Security
Groups in which prisoners of war should be divided - ✔✔Officers, NCOs, Privates, Deserters, Females,
Civilians, Political Personnel
The 5 S's that apply to POWs - ✔✔Search, Segregate, Silence, Speed, Safeguard
Meaning of MIJI - ✔✔Meaconing, Intrusion, Jamming, and Interference
Access to secret material for a person with Secret clearance - ✔✔Granted on a need to know basis
Meaning of SAEDA - ✔✔Subversion And Espionage Directed against the Army
, Counterintelligence measures - ✔✔Use of sign and countersign, Camouflage, Recon, Noise and light
discipline, OPSEC training
Number of overall security classifications a document can have - ✔✔1
Methods of destroying Top Secret material - ✔✔Burning or pulping
Security classifications used to protect material against disclosure - ✔✔Top secret, Secret, Confidential
Acronym CCIR stands for - ✔✔Commander's Critical Information Requirements
How Commanders use CCIRs - ✔✔To focus information collection on relevant information needed to
make critical decisions throughout the conduct of operations
Components of CCIRs - ✔✔Friendly force information requirements and priority intelligence
requirements
Definition of Critical Thinking - ✔✔Leads to new insights, novel approaches, fresh perspectives, and new
ways of understanding and conceiving things
The six mission variables - ✔✔Mission, enemy, terrain and weather, troops and support available, time
available, and civil considerations (METT-TC)
Staff's function during the Operations Process - ✔✔Assisting the Commander and keeping units and
organizations outside the headquarters informed
How commanders drive the operations process - ✔✔Through understanding, visualizing, describing,
directing, leading, and assessing operations