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CDASA I: Topic 1




Executive Order 12333 provides authorities to whom? - Answer-DNI



Who are the three current Functional Managers? - Answer-- CIA: Director CIA for HUMINT

- NGA: Director NGA for GEOINT

- NSA: Director for NSA for SIGINT

- Also responsible for ensuring protection of National Security Systems for all departments and agencies
of the US Government



What 17 organizations make up the IC? - Answer-- CIA, DIA, NGA, NSA, NRO

- The Services (Navy, Air Force, Army, USMC, Coast Guard)

- FBI Intelligence

- Department of State Intelligence

- DNI

- Departments of Treasury, Homeland Security, Energy

*USDI is NOT part of IC



DOD Members of the IC - Answer-- Navy, Coast Guard, Air Force, USMC, ARMY

- DIA, NGA, NSA, NRO

, Who is the principal staff assistant and advisor to SecDef on all intelligence, CI, security, and other
intelligence-related matters? - Answer-USDI (Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence)



Who is the principal advisor to the President? - Answer-DNI (EO 12333)



Who is the principal advisor to SecDef? - Answer-USDI (DOD 5143.01)



NJOIC - Answer-National Joint Operations and Intelligence Center



What is the NJOIC? - Answer-An integrated Joint Staff J2/J3/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



JIOC - Answer-Joint Intelligence Operations Center



JISE - Answer-Joint Intelligence Support Element



What's the different between a JISE and JOIC? - Answer-- CCMD JIOCS are the primary intelligence
organizations providing support to joint forces

- At the discretion of a subordinate JFC, a JTF JISE is normally established during the initial phases of an
operation to augment the subordinate joint force J2 element



What does a JIOC do? - Answer-- Each CCMD operates a JOIC to interlink operations, planning, and all-
source intelligence capabilities in support of command mission

- It is the focal point for CCMD intelligence planning, collection management, analysis, and production,
and supports joint operations and conducts intelligence operations ISO the Commander, staff, and
subordinate commands.

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