Jt-102 Multi-Tactical Data Link Architecture Planning (Unit 21) Questions With Solutions

Jt-102 Multi-Tactical Data Link Architecture
Planning (Unit 21) Questions With Solutions

What are the six major TDL planning steps - Develop TDL IERs from Commander's
Objectives



- Identify TDL Platforms and Their Capabilities& Limitations (C&L)



- Identify Surveillance Responsibilities



- Document TDL Platform Locations and Planned Movements



- Establish MTN Operations Concept



- Develop MTA



- Design MTN Voice Communications Architecture



What is the MTA designed to satisfy? the connectivity requirements derived from the
commander's plan.

, Where should the requirements for the MTN be derived from? requirements should come
from the commander's guidance and intent. This information is usually articulated in an
Operations Plan (OPLAN) and/or an Operations Order (OPORD).



Name some planning inputs and coordination measures a TDL planner must take when building
a MTN. - Commander's Plan



- Operational Scenario



- IER's by Functional Area (The TDL planners, based on their understanding of the commander's
objectives, define the IERs

the MTN needs to satisfy. Once the IERs are defined, planners work to produce a multi-TDL

architecture supporting the connectivity's specified in the IERs.)



- Intra-Service TDL Requirements



- Communications Available



- Electronic Warfare (EW) Considerations



- Cryptographic Requirements



- TDL Participant Detail