CDFM MODULE 2 Questions with Correct Solutions
Question:
1. military deprartments
Answer:
include Army (Jun 1775), Navy (Oct 1775), Marine Corps (Nov 1775), Air Force (Sep 1947),
Space Force (Dec 2019)
Question:
2. established National Security Council (NSC), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), SECDEF
position, the OSD, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and new military depart (US Air Force)
Answer:
national security act of 1947 established:
Question:
3. established the Department of Defense, consolidated three military departments (Army,
Navy, Airforce) into four services, SECDEF the only military representative on the president's
cabinet.
Answer:
Amended National Security Act (1949) established:
Question:
4. Ndaa
Answer:
who established US Space Force as a new branch of armed forces; established within the Air
Force
Question:
5. Goldwater-Nichols DoD Reorganization Act of 1986:
Answer:
Required the president to prepare a national security strategy and address priorities for
dealing with the highest risks. Identified Chairman of the JCS as the senior military ranking
member of armed forces. He/she is the primary military adviser to the president, National
Security council (NSC), and the SECDEF. Chairman is NOT in the operational chain of
command.
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6. SECDEF
,Answer:
the primary defense policy advisor to the president.
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7. 11 Combatant Commanders (CM- Drs)
Answer:
control the operational missions.
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8. pres - secdef - combatant commanders
Answer:
Operational chain of command runs from
Question:
9. Chairman, Vice Chairman, Army Chief of Staff, Navy Chief, Airforce Chief, Commandant of
the Marine Corps, chief of Space Ops, and the Chief of the National Guard Bureau.
Answer:
who is a part of joint chiefs of staff
Question:
10. Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
Answer:
Duties as assigned by the chairman; act on behalf of chairman; holds grade of a general or
admiral and outranks all other officers of the armed forces; Chairman of the Joint
Requirements Oversight Council (JROC)
Question:
11. Combatant Commands
Answer:
Military commands with broad continuing missions. Military forces are assigned under the
jurisdiction of a combatant command to conduct operational missions.
Question:
12. President Vice President SecDEF Sec of State Sec of Energy Sec of Treasury
Answer:
National Security Council (NSC) standing members
Question:
13. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Director of National Intelligence
, Answer:
statutory advisors of nsc
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14. NSC
Answer:
develops the National Security Strategy (NSS)
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15. SECDEF
Answer:
develops the National Defense Strategy (NDS). It is the DoD's four-year strategic plan to meet
the NSS
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16. NMS
Answer:
document is developed by the Chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff (CJCS) to address the
objectives that require a military response
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17. Strategy for Homeland Defense and Civil Support
Answer:
also prepared by the SecDEF to focus on the demands concerning direct threats to the United
States
Question:
18. Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS):
Answer:
VCJCS/JROC Oversight Systematic process conducted by the military Joint Chiefs of Staff to
assess the capability gaps in military capabilities and to recommend solutions to fill the gaps
Question:
19. JROC
Answer:
conducts analytical processes by reviewing DOCTRINE, ORGANIZATION, TRAINING,
MATERIEL, LEADERSIP/EDUCATION, PERSONNEL, AND FACILITIES (DOTMLPF)
Question:
1. military deprartments
Answer:
include Army (Jun 1775), Navy (Oct 1775), Marine Corps (Nov 1775), Air Force (Sep 1947),
Space Force (Dec 2019)
Question:
2. established National Security Council (NSC), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), SECDEF
position, the OSD, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and new military depart (US Air Force)
Answer:
national security act of 1947 established:
Question:
3. established the Department of Defense, consolidated three military departments (Army,
Navy, Airforce) into four services, SECDEF the only military representative on the president's
cabinet.
Answer:
Amended National Security Act (1949) established:
Question:
4. Ndaa
Answer:
who established US Space Force as a new branch of armed forces; established within the Air
Force
Question:
5. Goldwater-Nichols DoD Reorganization Act of 1986:
Answer:
Required the president to prepare a national security strategy and address priorities for
dealing with the highest risks. Identified Chairman of the JCS as the senior military ranking
member of armed forces. He/she is the primary military adviser to the president, National
Security council (NSC), and the SECDEF. Chairman is NOT in the operational chain of
command.
Question:
6. SECDEF
,Answer:
the primary defense policy advisor to the president.
Question:
7. 11 Combatant Commanders (CM- Drs)
Answer:
control the operational missions.
Question:
8. pres - secdef - combatant commanders
Answer:
Operational chain of command runs from
Question:
9. Chairman, Vice Chairman, Army Chief of Staff, Navy Chief, Airforce Chief, Commandant of
the Marine Corps, chief of Space Ops, and the Chief of the National Guard Bureau.
Answer:
who is a part of joint chiefs of staff
Question:
10. Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
Answer:
Duties as assigned by the chairman; act on behalf of chairman; holds grade of a general or
admiral and outranks all other officers of the armed forces; Chairman of the Joint
Requirements Oversight Council (JROC)
Question:
11. Combatant Commands
Answer:
Military commands with broad continuing missions. Military forces are assigned under the
jurisdiction of a combatant command to conduct operational missions.
Question:
12. President Vice President SecDEF Sec of State Sec of Energy Sec of Treasury
Answer:
National Security Council (NSC) standing members
Question:
13. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Director of National Intelligence
, Answer:
statutory advisors of nsc
Question:
14. NSC
Answer:
develops the National Security Strategy (NSS)
Question:
15. SECDEF
Answer:
develops the National Defense Strategy (NDS). It is the DoD's four-year strategic plan to meet
the NSS
Question:
16. NMS
Answer:
document is developed by the Chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff (CJCS) to address the
objectives that require a military response
Question:
17. Strategy for Homeland Defense and Civil Support
Answer:
also prepared by the SecDEF to focus on the demands concerning direct threats to the United
States
Question:
18. Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS):
Answer:
VCJCS/JROC Oversight Systematic process conducted by the military Joint Chiefs of Staff to
assess the capability gaps in military capabilities and to recommend solutions to fill the gaps
Question:
19. JROC
Answer:
conducts analytical processes by reviewing DOCTRINE, ORGANIZATION, TRAINING,
MATERIEL, LEADERSIP/EDUCATION, PERSONNEL, AND FACILITIES (DOTMLPF)