PLANNER'S (JT-201) EXAM 2025
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
100% PASS
Responsibility for the joint interface rests with the - ✔✔CJTF
The CJTF will normally delegate the authority for management of the multi-link
interface, through the... - ✔✔Area Air Defense Commander (AADC), to the Interface
Control Officer
two sources MTN planning is derived from: - ✔✔1. Commander's Guidance
2. Capabilities and limitations of the units assigned
characteristics of MTN IERs - ✔✔- Information
- Message Format
- Receive Node
- Sending Node
constraints affecting alternative paths include: - ✔✔- availability of communication
paths
- geographical locations
- platform capabilities and limitations
Operational Design Considerations - ✔✔- Anti-Jam
- Minimize Critical Nodes
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, - Being Tactically Sound
Data Forwarding - ✔✔the process of receiving data on one digital data link
and outputting the data, using proper format and link protocols, to another
type of digital data link(s)
Straight Data Forwarding - ✔✔no need to translate data fields
JREAP forwarding is a common example of data being forwarded with no
translation required
Message Translation Data Forwarding - ✔✔i.e. from Link 11 to Link 16..
Link 11 messages have to be mapped to Link 16 messages to keep the original intent of
the Link 11 message
Data Forwarding Planning Factors - ✔✔- capacity
- IERs driving the architecture
- latancy
The_______ is capable of only one geographic filter per link - ✔✔JADSI
JREAP IERs - ✔✔- Reach-Back
- Zone-to-Zone
JREAP Reach-Back - ✔✔using a JREAP to pass data to and or
send requests for services from rear/higher echelon units
JREAP Zone-to-Zone - ✔✔using a JREAP to bridge two or more
separate RF networks
Basic Network Designs that reduce the potential for data looping over point-to-point
node - ✔✔- hub and spoke
- mesh
COPYRIGHT © 2025 BY EMILLY CHARLOTTE, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
100% PASS
Responsibility for the joint interface rests with the - ✔✔CJTF
The CJTF will normally delegate the authority for management of the multi-link
interface, through the... - ✔✔Area Air Defense Commander (AADC), to the Interface
Control Officer
two sources MTN planning is derived from: - ✔✔1. Commander's Guidance
2. Capabilities and limitations of the units assigned
characteristics of MTN IERs - ✔✔- Information
- Message Format
- Receive Node
- Sending Node
constraints affecting alternative paths include: - ✔✔- availability of communication
paths
- geographical locations
- platform capabilities and limitations
Operational Design Considerations - ✔✔- Anti-Jam
- Minimize Critical Nodes
COPYRIGHT © 2025 BY EMILLY CHARLOTTE, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1
, - Being Tactically Sound
Data Forwarding - ✔✔the process of receiving data on one digital data link
and outputting the data, using proper format and link protocols, to another
type of digital data link(s)
Straight Data Forwarding - ✔✔no need to translate data fields
JREAP forwarding is a common example of data being forwarded with no
translation required
Message Translation Data Forwarding - ✔✔i.e. from Link 11 to Link 16..
Link 11 messages have to be mapped to Link 16 messages to keep the original intent of
the Link 11 message
Data Forwarding Planning Factors - ✔✔- capacity
- IERs driving the architecture
- latancy
The_______ is capable of only one geographic filter per link - ✔✔JADSI
JREAP IERs - ✔✔- Reach-Back
- Zone-to-Zone
JREAP Reach-Back - ✔✔using a JREAP to pass data to and or
send requests for services from rear/higher echelon units
JREAP Zone-to-Zone - ✔✔using a JREAP to bridge two or more
separate RF networks
Basic Network Designs that reduce the potential for data looping over point-to-point
node - ✔✔- hub and spoke
- mesh
COPYRIGHT © 2025 BY EMILLY CHARLOTTE, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2
