IFPC TEST PREP WITH 100 QUESTIONS HAVING 100% CORRECT AND VERIFIED ANSWERS

IFPC TEST PREP WITH 100 QUESTIONS
HAVING 100% CORRECT AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS
QUESTION: Who exercises the SECDEF's authority, direction, and control over the DoD
agencies and DoD field activies that are defense intelligence, CI, security, exercise, planning,
policy, and strategic oversight over all DoD intelligence, CI, and security policy, plans and
programs? - ANSWER-Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence USD(I)

QUESTION: Who advises the SECDEF, Deputy SECDEF, Chairman of the joint chiefs of staff
(CJCS), CCDRs, and USD(I) on all matters concerning military and military related intelligence
and is the principal DoD intelligence representative in the national foreign intelligence process? -
ANSWER-Director of the DIA

QUESTION: What other responsibilities does the director of the DIA have? - ANSWER--
Defense Collection Manager
- Commander
- Joint Functional Component Command for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance
(JFCC-ISR)
- Program manager for the Joint Reserve Intelligence Program
- Defense CI Manager
- Defense Human Intelligence Manager

QUESTION: Who provides continuous intelligence support to the CJCS, Joint Staff, National
Military Command Center, and combatant commands (CCMDs) in the areas of targeting, global
warning intelligence, and current intelligence? - ANSWER-Joint Staff Directorate for
Intelligence (J-2)

QUESTION: What is the function of the National Joint Operations and Intelligence Center? -
ANSWER-integrates Joint Staff J-2/Operations Directorate/Plans Directorate element that
monitors the global situation on a continual basis and provides the CJCS and SecDef a DOD
planning and crisis response capability

QUESTION: What are the primary intelligence organizations providing support to joint forces? -
ANSWER-The CCMD JIOCs

QUESTION: Under the direction of the joint force J-2, what element normally manages the
intelligence collection, production, analysis, and dissemination for a joint force? - ANSWER-
JTF JISE

QUESTION: What is the JRIC - ANSWER-The Joint Reserve Intelligence Component is an
intelligence production and training capability enabling Reserve Component intelligence forces

, to meet Service components, CCMDs, CSAs, and IC training, readiness, and operational
requirements

QUESTION: Unauthorized disclosure of this information could be expected to cause "damage "
to the national security - ANSWER-Confidential

QUESTION: Unauthorized disclosure of this information could be expected to cause "serious
damage" to the national security - ANSWER-Secret

QUESTION: Who has the overall responsibility for intelligence support to the president and day
to day management of the IC? - ANSWER-The Director of National Intelligence (DNI)

QUESTION: Unauthorized disclosure of this information could be expected to cause
"exceptionally grave damage" to the national security - ANSWER-Top Secret

QUESTION: What are the 4 steps of Joint Intelligence Preparation of the Operational
Environment JIPOE? - ANSWER-1) Define the Operational Environment
2) Describe the Impact of the Operational Environment
3) Evaluate the Adversary and other Relevant Actors
4) Determine Adversary and other Relevant Actor Courses of Action

QUESTION: What are the responsibilities of Joint Intelligence
ANSWER-1) Inform the CDR
2) Describe the operational environment
3) identify, define, and nominate objectives
4) support the planning and execution of operations
5) Counter adversary deception and surprise
6) Support friendly deception efforts
7) Assess the effectiveness of operations

QUESTION: What is the product of the Collection step? - ANSWER-Data

QUESTION: What is the product of the Processing and Exploitation step? - ANSWER-
Information

QUESTION: What is the product of the Processing and Exploitation step? - ANSWER-
Information

QUESTION: What is the product of the Analysis and Production step? - ANSWER-Intelligence


QUESTION: What are the outputs of Step 1 of JIPOE? - ANSWER-1. Identifying the joint
force's operational area.
2. Analyzing the mission and JFC's intent.
3. Determining the significant characteristics of the operational environment.
4. Identifying the limits of the joint force's areas of interest.