IFPC TEST COMPREHENSIVE ANSWERS AND
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔What is Tactical Intelligence and who is the target audience? - ✔✔Tactical
intelligence addresses the threat across the range of military operations.
Tactical intelligence operations identify and assess the adversary's capabilities,
intentions,
and vulnerabilities, as well as describe the physical environment. Tactical intelligence
seeks to identify when, where, and in what strength the adversary will conduct tactical
level operations
Intended for commanders, planners, and operators for planning and conducting battles,
engagements, and special missions
✔✔What are the three major types of military operations? - ✔✔1) Military Engagement,
Security Cooperation, Deterrence
2) crisis response and limited contingency operations
3) major operations and campaigns
✔✔What directorate on a joint staff is responsible for plans? - ✔✔J5
✔✔How do you prioritize Intelligence/Collection requirements? - ✔✔Based on the
Commander's Guidance
✔✔What are the 8 attributes of Intelligence Excellence? - ✔✔1) Anticipatory
2) Timely
3) Accurate
4) Usable
5) Complete
6) Relevant
7) Objective
8) Available
✔✔What is Fusion? - ✔✔Fusion is a deliberate and consistent process of collecting and
examining information
, from all available sources and intelligence disciplines to derive as complete an
assessment as possible of detected activity. It draws on the complementary strengths of
all intelligence disciplines, and relies on an all-source approach to intelligence collection
and analysis
✔✔What are the 4 types of Intelligence Support? - ✔✔1) General
2) Direct
3) Close
4) Mutual
✔✔What are the Commander's 8 Intelligence Responsibilities? - ✔✔1) Understand
intelligence doctrine, capabilities, and limitations.
2) Provide planning guidance.
3) Define area of interest.
4) Specify intelligence priorities.
5) Integrate intelligence in plans and operations.
6) Proactively engage the intelligence staff.
7) Demand high quality, predictive intelligence.
8) Protect and promote intelligence integrity and objectivity.
✔✔What are the Joint Force Intelligence Directorate of a Joint Staff Responsibilities? -
✔✔1) Provide threat assessment and warning.
2) Participate in all decision making and planning.
3) Synchronize intelligence with operations and plans.
4) Formulate concept of intelligence operations.
5) Develop detailed intelligence annexes.
6) Integrate joint and national intelligence support.
7) Exploit combat reporting from operational forces.
8) Organize for continuous operations.
9) Ensure accessibility of intelligence.
10) Establish a joint intelligence architecture.
✔✔What are Intelligence Planning's two lines of effort? - ✔✔1) providing intelligence
support to joint operation planning
2) planning intelligence operations
✔✔What are the 6 phases of operations? - ✔✔1) Shape
2) Deter
3) Seize the Initiative
4) Dominate
5) Stabilize
6) Enable Civil Authority
✔✔What actions are associated with each of the 6 phases of operations? - ✔✔1) Shape
- Prepare and Prevent
QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔What is Tactical Intelligence and who is the target audience? - ✔✔Tactical
intelligence addresses the threat across the range of military operations.
Tactical intelligence operations identify and assess the adversary's capabilities,
intentions,
and vulnerabilities, as well as describe the physical environment. Tactical intelligence
seeks to identify when, where, and in what strength the adversary will conduct tactical
level operations
Intended for commanders, planners, and operators for planning and conducting battles,
engagements, and special missions
✔✔What are the three major types of military operations? - ✔✔1) Military Engagement,
Security Cooperation, Deterrence
2) crisis response and limited contingency operations
3) major operations and campaigns
✔✔What directorate on a joint staff is responsible for plans? - ✔✔J5
✔✔How do you prioritize Intelligence/Collection requirements? - ✔✔Based on the
Commander's Guidance
✔✔What are the 8 attributes of Intelligence Excellence? - ✔✔1) Anticipatory
2) Timely
3) Accurate
4) Usable
5) Complete
6) Relevant
7) Objective
8) Available
✔✔What is Fusion? - ✔✔Fusion is a deliberate and consistent process of collecting and
examining information
, from all available sources and intelligence disciplines to derive as complete an
assessment as possible of detected activity. It draws on the complementary strengths of
all intelligence disciplines, and relies on an all-source approach to intelligence collection
and analysis
✔✔What are the 4 types of Intelligence Support? - ✔✔1) General
2) Direct
3) Close
4) Mutual
✔✔What are the Commander's 8 Intelligence Responsibilities? - ✔✔1) Understand
intelligence doctrine, capabilities, and limitations.
2) Provide planning guidance.
3) Define area of interest.
4) Specify intelligence priorities.
5) Integrate intelligence in plans and operations.
6) Proactively engage the intelligence staff.
7) Demand high quality, predictive intelligence.
8) Protect and promote intelligence integrity and objectivity.
✔✔What are the Joint Force Intelligence Directorate of a Joint Staff Responsibilities? -
✔✔1) Provide threat assessment and warning.
2) Participate in all decision making and planning.
3) Synchronize intelligence with operations and plans.
4) Formulate concept of intelligence operations.
5) Develop detailed intelligence annexes.
6) Integrate joint and national intelligence support.
7) Exploit combat reporting from operational forces.
8) Organize for continuous operations.
9) Ensure accessibility of intelligence.
10) Establish a joint intelligence architecture.
✔✔What are Intelligence Planning's two lines of effort? - ✔✔1) providing intelligence
support to joint operation planning
2) planning intelligence operations
✔✔What are the 6 phases of operations? - ✔✔1) Shape
2) Deter
3) Seize the Initiative
4) Dominate
5) Stabilize
6) Enable Civil Authority
✔✔What actions are associated with each of the 6 phases of operations? - ✔✔1) Shape
- Prepare and Prevent
