CDASA 2
_______________ is the analytical process used
by joint intelligence organizations to produce
intelligence estimates and other intelligence
products in support of the Joint Force Commander's decisionmaking process. - Answer-Answer: Joint
Intelligence Preparation of the Environment
(JIPOE)
True or False: JIPOE and IPB products are generally the same in purpose, focus, and level of detail. -
Answer-False
The purpose of JIPOE is to support the JFC by
determining the probable____ and most likely
___ for the adversary and other relevant actors
throughout the OE, whereas IPB is specifically
designed to support the individual operations of the component commands. - Answer-A. Intent and
COA
The JIPOE process is comprised of four steps.
, a. Step One _______________________.
b. Step Two _______________________ .
c. Step Three_______________________.
d. Step Four ________________________. - Answer-1. Define the Operating Environment (OE)
2. Describe the impact of the OE
3. Evaluate the adversary and other relevant actors
4. Determine adversary/actor courses of action (COA)
Step One consists of seven steps and it is
describes as defining the areas of operations and interest within the operational environment to focus
attention on a specific geographic area for adversary, terrain, and weather effect analysis. Which of the
following steps are included in Step One? Select one or multiple answers. - Answer-A. Identifying the
joint force's operational area.
B. Defining the mission and JFC's intent.
C. Determining the significant characteristics of the
operational environment.
D. Identifying the limits of the joint force's areas of interest.
Step Two of the JIPOE process evaluates and
describes broad COAs and the impact of the OE on adversary, friendly, and neutral military capabilities.
It consists of the following: - Answer-a. Develop a geospatial perspective of the Operational
Environment. Develop a systems perspective of the Operational Environment. Describe the impact of
the Operational Environment on both adversary and friendly capabilities and broad COAs.
_______________ is the analytical process used
by joint intelligence organizations to produce
intelligence estimates and other intelligence
products in support of the Joint Force Commander's decisionmaking process. - Answer-Answer: Joint
Intelligence Preparation of the Environment
(JIPOE)
True or False: JIPOE and IPB products are generally the same in purpose, focus, and level of detail. -
Answer-False
The purpose of JIPOE is to support the JFC by
determining the probable____ and most likely
___ for the adversary and other relevant actors
throughout the OE, whereas IPB is specifically
designed to support the individual operations of the component commands. - Answer-A. Intent and
COA
The JIPOE process is comprised of four steps.
, a. Step One _______________________.
b. Step Two _______________________ .
c. Step Three_______________________.
d. Step Four ________________________. - Answer-1. Define the Operating Environment (OE)
2. Describe the impact of the OE
3. Evaluate the adversary and other relevant actors
4. Determine adversary/actor courses of action (COA)
Step One consists of seven steps and it is
describes as defining the areas of operations and interest within the operational environment to focus
attention on a specific geographic area for adversary, terrain, and weather effect analysis. Which of the
following steps are included in Step One? Select one or multiple answers. - Answer-A. Identifying the
joint force's operational area.
B. Defining the mission and JFC's intent.
C. Determining the significant characteristics of the
operational environment.
D. Identifying the limits of the joint force's areas of interest.
Step Two of the JIPOE process evaluates and
describes broad COAs and the impact of the OE on adversary, friendly, and neutral military capabilities.
It consists of the following: - Answer-a. Develop a geospatial perspective of the Operational
Environment. Develop a systems perspective of the Operational Environment. Describe the impact of
the Operational Environment on both adversary and friendly capabilities and broad COAs.
