COUNTERINTELLIGENCE TEST || ZERO FLAW ON
ANSWERS.
When are agencies within the Intelligence community authorized to collect, retain, or diseminate
information correct answers A-Info that in publicly available, or the person concerned gives
consent.
B-Info necessary for admin purposes
C-info acquired from overhead reconnaissance not directed towards US persons
what is an example of strategic intelligence correct answers A foreign countries economic
situation, military strength, current leaders' politics, atmospherics, natural disasters, biographies.
What is the principal function of counterintelligence? correct answers to assist in protecting
friendly forces
What is the definition of counterintelligence? correct answers Is the intelligence function
concerned with identifying and counteracting threats posed by hostile intelligence activities and
individuals or groups conducting espionage, sabotage, subversion, and terrorism
how does CI provide critical support to the command force protection efforts? correct answers
identifies potential treats, treat capabilities, and planned intentions of friendly operations while
also deceiving the enemy of friendly capabilities, volubility's, and intentions.
what is the definition of sabotage correct answers ACTS WITH THE INTENT TO INJURE,
INTERFERE WITH, OR OBSTRUCT THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF A COUNTRY BY
WILLINGLY INJURING OR DESTROYING, ANY NATIONAL DEFENSE OR WAR
MATERIAL, PREMISES OR UTILITIES, TO INCLUDE HUMAN AND NATURAL
RESOURCES
, what is the definition of subversion correct answers an action designed to weaken or undermine
the military, economic, psychological, political strength of a nation, or moral of a regime.
what is the purpose of EO 12333 correct answers to enhance human and technical collection
capabilities, especially those conducted overseas.
According to EO 12333, what are the four categories of U.S. Persons? correct answers 1- US
citizen
2-an alien concerned to be a permanent resident alien
3-an unicorporated association composed of mostly US citizens
4-a corporation unincorporated in the in the US, exeptif controlled by foreign powers
what are the 4 steps in the CI process correct answers Develop estimate
Conduct survey
Develop plan
Conduct operation to assist with implementation of CI
what are the 3 general CI measures? correct answers Denial, Detection, Deeption
what is the alphanumeric identifier of human intelligence doctrinal publication? correct answers
FM 2-22.3
what are examples of tactical intelligence correct answers disposition, strength, equipment,
SPOT report
what is the definition of human intelligence? correct answers collection of information by a
trained HUMINT collector from people and their associated documents and media sources to
identify elements, intentions, tactics, composition, strength, dispositions, equipment, personnel,
and capabilities.
ANSWERS.
When are agencies within the Intelligence community authorized to collect, retain, or diseminate
information correct answers A-Info that in publicly available, or the person concerned gives
consent.
B-Info necessary for admin purposes
C-info acquired from overhead reconnaissance not directed towards US persons
what is an example of strategic intelligence correct answers A foreign countries economic
situation, military strength, current leaders' politics, atmospherics, natural disasters, biographies.
What is the principal function of counterintelligence? correct answers to assist in protecting
friendly forces
What is the definition of counterintelligence? correct answers Is the intelligence function
concerned with identifying and counteracting threats posed by hostile intelligence activities and
individuals or groups conducting espionage, sabotage, subversion, and terrorism
how does CI provide critical support to the command force protection efforts? correct answers
identifies potential treats, treat capabilities, and planned intentions of friendly operations while
also deceiving the enemy of friendly capabilities, volubility's, and intentions.
what is the definition of sabotage correct answers ACTS WITH THE INTENT TO INJURE,
INTERFERE WITH, OR OBSTRUCT THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF A COUNTRY BY
WILLINGLY INJURING OR DESTROYING, ANY NATIONAL DEFENSE OR WAR
MATERIAL, PREMISES OR UTILITIES, TO INCLUDE HUMAN AND NATURAL
RESOURCES
, what is the definition of subversion correct answers an action designed to weaken or undermine
the military, economic, psychological, political strength of a nation, or moral of a regime.
what is the purpose of EO 12333 correct answers to enhance human and technical collection
capabilities, especially those conducted overseas.
According to EO 12333, what are the four categories of U.S. Persons? correct answers 1- US
citizen
2-an alien concerned to be a permanent resident alien
3-an unicorporated association composed of mostly US citizens
4-a corporation unincorporated in the in the US, exeptif controlled by foreign powers
what are the 4 steps in the CI process correct answers Develop estimate
Conduct survey
Develop plan
Conduct operation to assist with implementation of CI
what are the 3 general CI measures? correct answers Denial, Detection, Deeption
what is the alphanumeric identifier of human intelligence doctrinal publication? correct answers
FM 2-22.3
what are examples of tactical intelligence correct answers disposition, strength, equipment,
SPOT report
what is the definition of human intelligence? correct answers collection of information by a
trained HUMINT collector from people and their associated documents and media sources to
identify elements, intentions, tactics, composition, strength, dispositions, equipment, personnel,
and capabilities.
