IFPC Test Exam Questions and Correct Answers
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What is Intelligence? - CORRECT ANSWER Processed
Information that provides an assessment
What is the primary role of joint intelligence? - CORRECT
ANSWER To provide information and assessments to facilitate
mission accomplishment
What is Strategic Intelligence - CORRECT ANSWER Intelligence
needed by policymakers to make policy and military decision at the
national and international level
What is Tactical Intelligence - CORRECT ANSWER Intelligence
provided to military leaders in the field to accomplish immediate
tactical objectives
President's Daily Brief (PDB) - CORRECT ANSWER The flagship
intelligence product that the Director of national Intelligence
delivers every day to the president. This document emphasizes
strategic analysis.
WIRe - CORRECT ANSWER CIA Product that several hundred
senior Executive and legislative branch policymakers receive daily
,National Intelligence Estimates (NIEs) and National Intelligence
Assessments - CORRECT ANSWER Products written by the
National Intelligence Council (NIC) with input from the entire
Intelligence Community (IC). NIEs often provide a longer-term
perspective on issues of critical national security
Secretary of Defense/Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Daily
Intelligence
Update (SECDEF/CJCS J2 Daily Intelligence Update) - CORRECT
ANSWER
Department of Defense (DoD) Product that the DoD leadership
receives daily
What is Operational Intelligence - CORRECT ANSWER
Intelligence used by military leaders to plan and accomplish
strategic objectives with the operational area
Secretary's Morning Summary (SMS) - CORRECT ANSWER A
State Department product that the Secretary of State Receives Daily
Strategic Intelligence Target Audience - CORRECT ANSWER SR
Military and Civilian Leaders; Combatant Commanders
Responsibilities of Strategic Intelligence - CORRECT ANSWER
Assist in developing national strategy and policy ; monitor the
international or global situation ; assist in developing military plans
,; assist in determining major weapons systems and force structure
requirements ; support the conduct of strategic operations
Operational Intelligence Target Audience - CORRECT ANSWER
Combatant and Subordinate Joint Force Commanders; Component
Commanders
Tactical Intelligence Target Audience - CORRECT ANSWER Unit
Commanders
Responsibilities of Tactical Intelligence - CORRECT ANSWER
Support planning and the execution of battles, engagements, and
other joint force activities; provide commanders with information
on imminent threats to their forces and changes in the operational
environment; provide commanders with obstacle intelligence
Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) - CORRECT ANSWER Intelligence
that involves the interception of Communications Intelligence
(COMINT) and Electronic Signals Intelligence (ELINT)
Communications Intelligence (COMINT) - CORRECT ANSWER
Intelligence based on information intercepted from messages
between individuals
, Electronic Signals Intelligence (ELINT) - CORRECT ANSWER
Refers to the information gleaned from analyzing electronic signals,
such as radars
The National Security Agency (NSA) has primary responsibility over
which
Intelligence? - CORRECT ANSWER SIGINT Collection and
Reporting
Human Intelligence (HUMINT) - CORRECT ANSWER
Intelligence collected from human sources, where operations officers
and foreign agents conduct clandestine collection
Responsibilities of Operational Intelligence - CORRECT ANSWER
Focus on military capabilities and intentions of enemies and
adversaries; analyze the operational environment; identify
adversary centers of gravity and critical vulnerabilities; monitor
events in the joint forces commanders area of interest; support the
planning and conduct of joint campaigns
Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) - CORRECT ANSWER
Intelligence based on information in the public domain domestically
or abroad. Sources may include traditional media, internet forums
and media, government publications, and professional or academic
papers. This information has been deliberately discovered,
discriminated, distilled, and disseminated to a select audience,
generally the commander and their immediate staff, in order to
address a specific question. In other words, applies the proven
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What is Intelligence? - CORRECT ANSWER Processed
Information that provides an assessment
What is the primary role of joint intelligence? - CORRECT
ANSWER To provide information and assessments to facilitate
mission accomplishment
What is Strategic Intelligence - CORRECT ANSWER Intelligence
needed by policymakers to make policy and military decision at the
national and international level
What is Tactical Intelligence - CORRECT ANSWER Intelligence
provided to military leaders in the field to accomplish immediate
tactical objectives
President's Daily Brief (PDB) - CORRECT ANSWER The flagship
intelligence product that the Director of national Intelligence
delivers every day to the president. This document emphasizes
strategic analysis.
WIRe - CORRECT ANSWER CIA Product that several hundred
senior Executive and legislative branch policymakers receive daily
,National Intelligence Estimates (NIEs) and National Intelligence
Assessments - CORRECT ANSWER Products written by the
National Intelligence Council (NIC) with input from the entire
Intelligence Community (IC). NIEs often provide a longer-term
perspective on issues of critical national security
Secretary of Defense/Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Daily
Intelligence
Update (SECDEF/CJCS J2 Daily Intelligence Update) - CORRECT
ANSWER
Department of Defense (DoD) Product that the DoD leadership
receives daily
What is Operational Intelligence - CORRECT ANSWER
Intelligence used by military leaders to plan and accomplish
strategic objectives with the operational area
Secretary's Morning Summary (SMS) - CORRECT ANSWER A
State Department product that the Secretary of State Receives Daily
Strategic Intelligence Target Audience - CORRECT ANSWER SR
Military and Civilian Leaders; Combatant Commanders
Responsibilities of Strategic Intelligence - CORRECT ANSWER
Assist in developing national strategy and policy ; monitor the
international or global situation ; assist in developing military plans
,; assist in determining major weapons systems and force structure
requirements ; support the conduct of strategic operations
Operational Intelligence Target Audience - CORRECT ANSWER
Combatant and Subordinate Joint Force Commanders; Component
Commanders
Tactical Intelligence Target Audience - CORRECT ANSWER Unit
Commanders
Responsibilities of Tactical Intelligence - CORRECT ANSWER
Support planning and the execution of battles, engagements, and
other joint force activities; provide commanders with information
on imminent threats to their forces and changes in the operational
environment; provide commanders with obstacle intelligence
Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) - CORRECT ANSWER Intelligence
that involves the interception of Communications Intelligence
(COMINT) and Electronic Signals Intelligence (ELINT)
Communications Intelligence (COMINT) - CORRECT ANSWER
Intelligence based on information intercepted from messages
between individuals
, Electronic Signals Intelligence (ELINT) - CORRECT ANSWER
Refers to the information gleaned from analyzing electronic signals,
such as radars
The National Security Agency (NSA) has primary responsibility over
which
Intelligence? - CORRECT ANSWER SIGINT Collection and
Reporting
Human Intelligence (HUMINT) - CORRECT ANSWER
Intelligence collected from human sources, where operations officers
and foreign agents conduct clandestine collection
Responsibilities of Operational Intelligence - CORRECT ANSWER
Focus on military capabilities and intentions of enemies and
adversaries; analyze the operational environment; identify
adversary centers of gravity and critical vulnerabilities; monitor
events in the joint forces commanders area of interest; support the
planning and conduct of joint campaigns
Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) - CORRECT ANSWER
Intelligence based on information in the public domain domestically
or abroad. Sources may include traditional media, internet forums
and media, government publications, and professional or academic
papers. This information has been deliberately discovered,
discriminated, distilled, and disseminated to a select audience,
generally the commander and their immediate staff, in order to
address a specific question. In other words, applies the proven
