EABAC Exam updated actual questions
and CORRECT answers
What are the different types of doctrine? - CORRECT ANSWER a. Service - Single
Service
b. Multiservice - 2 or more services
c. Joint - all services
d. Multinational - 2 or more nations
1. What are the levels of warfare? - CORRECT ANSWER a. Strategic, Operational,
Tactical
1. What are the functional combatant commands - CORRECT ANSWER a. Strategic
Command
b. Transportation Command
c. Special operations command
d. Cyber Command
1. What doctrine takes priority over service doctrine? - CORRECT ANSWER a. Joint
doctrine takes priority except when trumped by NATO.
1. What is joint doctrines' purpose? - CORRECT ANSWER a. To STANDARDIZE
terminology, training, relationships, responsibilities, and processes among all US forces.
1. The purpose of ______ is to enhance operational effectiveness of US Forces. The use of
joint doctrine frees JFC and staff to focus on solving strategic, operational, and tactical
problems - CORRECT ANSWER a. joint doctrine
1. ___ is the keystone document in the joint operations series and is a companion to joint
doctrines capstone JP 1, doctrine for the armed forces of the United States. - CORRECT
ANSWER a. Joint Publication 3-0
, 1. ______ and _____ component commanders of a joint force do not plan the actions of the
forces in a vacuum; they and their staff collaborate with the operational level JFC to plan the
joint operation. - CORRECT ANSWER a. Service, functional
1. List the operational environment: - CORRECT ANSWER a. Air, Land, Maritime,
Space, and Cyberspace domains.
List the War Fighting Functions - CORRECT ANSWER a. C2, Intel, Fires, Movement
and maneuver, Protection, Sustainment.
The ______ level of warfare is the level of warfare at which battles and engagements are
planned and executed to achieve military objectives assigned to tactical units or task forces. -
CORRECT ANSWER a. Tactical
1. The _____ level of warfare is the level of warfare at which campaigns and major
operations are planned, conducted, and sustained to achieve strategic objectives within
theaters or other operational areas - CORRECT ANSWER a. Operational
A general term applied to a force composed of significant elements, assigned or attached, of
two or more military departments operating under a single joint for commander (JFC) -
CORRECT ANSWER a. Joint Force
1. This is assigned to a combatant commander (CCDR) by the Unified Commander Plan
(UCP) signed by the President. - CORRECT ANSWER a. Area of responsibility
(AOR)
This is assigned to a joint force commander (JFC) to conduct military operations. -
CORRECT ANSWER a. Joint operational area (JOA)
1. This is assigned to land and maritime forces to conduct military operations - CORRECT
ANSWER a. Area of Operations.
and CORRECT answers
What are the different types of doctrine? - CORRECT ANSWER a. Service - Single
Service
b. Multiservice - 2 or more services
c. Joint - all services
d. Multinational - 2 or more nations
1. What are the levels of warfare? - CORRECT ANSWER a. Strategic, Operational,
Tactical
1. What are the functional combatant commands - CORRECT ANSWER a. Strategic
Command
b. Transportation Command
c. Special operations command
d. Cyber Command
1. What doctrine takes priority over service doctrine? - CORRECT ANSWER a. Joint
doctrine takes priority except when trumped by NATO.
1. What is joint doctrines' purpose? - CORRECT ANSWER a. To STANDARDIZE
terminology, training, relationships, responsibilities, and processes among all US forces.
1. The purpose of ______ is to enhance operational effectiveness of US Forces. The use of
joint doctrine frees JFC and staff to focus on solving strategic, operational, and tactical
problems - CORRECT ANSWER a. joint doctrine
1. ___ is the keystone document in the joint operations series and is a companion to joint
doctrines capstone JP 1, doctrine for the armed forces of the United States. - CORRECT
ANSWER a. Joint Publication 3-0
, 1. ______ and _____ component commanders of a joint force do not plan the actions of the
forces in a vacuum; they and their staff collaborate with the operational level JFC to plan the
joint operation. - CORRECT ANSWER a. Service, functional
1. List the operational environment: - CORRECT ANSWER a. Air, Land, Maritime,
Space, and Cyberspace domains.
List the War Fighting Functions - CORRECT ANSWER a. C2, Intel, Fires, Movement
and maneuver, Protection, Sustainment.
The ______ level of warfare is the level of warfare at which battles and engagements are
planned and executed to achieve military objectives assigned to tactical units or task forces. -
CORRECT ANSWER a. Tactical
1. The _____ level of warfare is the level of warfare at which campaigns and major
operations are planned, conducted, and sustained to achieve strategic objectives within
theaters or other operational areas - CORRECT ANSWER a. Operational
A general term applied to a force composed of significant elements, assigned or attached, of
two or more military departments operating under a single joint for commander (JFC) -
CORRECT ANSWER a. Joint Force
1. This is assigned to a combatant commander (CCDR) by the Unified Commander Plan
(UCP) signed by the President. - CORRECT ANSWER a. Area of responsibility
(AOR)
This is assigned to a joint force commander (JFC) to conduct military operations. -
CORRECT ANSWER a. Joint operational area (JOA)
1. This is assigned to land and maritime forces to conduct military operations - CORRECT
ANSWER a. Area of Operations.
