Security and Electronic Warfare Overview
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What are the three levels of classification for sensitive information?

  • Top Secret, Secret, Confidential (correct)
  • T3, T5, NOFORN
  • ABDE, BLDE, MK 53 DLS
  • CLEARANCE, NEED TO KNOW, ACCESS

    • What is the primary function of the AN/SLQ32 system?

  • Anti-ship missile defense (correct)
  • Electronic surveillance
  • Communication interception
  • Data encryption

    • What does the acronym 'NOFORN' stand for?

  • No Foreign National (correct)
  • No Foreign Operation
  • No Foreign Network
  • No Foreign Recognition

    • What type of information is classified as 'PII'?

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    What is the meaning of 'CLEARANCE + NEED TO KNOW = ACCESS' in terms of security clearance?

    <p>Access to classified information requires both a security clearance and a valid reason for needing the information. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the three types of decoys used within the MK 53 DLS?

    <p>NULKA, SEDUCTION, INFARED (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Where are the SLQ-32 Antennas located on the ship?

    <p>Under the bridge wings (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a subsystem of the SLQ-32(v)6?

    <p>MK 53 DLS (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary function of PCMS?

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    Which of the following is NOT a sub-division of Electronic Warfare?

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    What is the main purpose of EMCON?

    <p>To reduce the likelihood of being detected by an adversary (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the role of the Ship's Signal Exploitation Space (SSES)?

    <p>To monitor and analyze enemy communications and electronic signals (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How many NULKA launchers are available, and how many rounds can each hold?

    <p>4 launchers, 2 rounds each (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the highest level of PCMS?

    <p>High (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Where is SSES located?

    <p>Honor P-Way (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does VI stand for?

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    Flashcards

    Clearance

    Determination by DODCAF allowing access to classified information.

    Classification Levels

    Three levels indicating info sensitivity: Top Secret, Secret, Confidential.

    Top Secret

    Information disclosure would cause exceptionally grave damage to national security.

    Need to Know

    Valid reason for a member requiring access to classified information.

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    NOFORN

    Indicator that information is not releasable to foreign nationals.

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    FVEY

    Information shareable with the Five Eyes nations: US, UK, CAN, AUS, NZ.

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    AN/SLQ-32

    Primary system for electronic warfare, mainly for anti-ship missile defense.

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    MK 53 DLS

    Decoy Launching System used to deploy decoys against threats.

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    NULKA launchers

    We have 4 NULKA launchers, each capable of holding 2 rounds.

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    CIC

    CIC stands for Combat Information Center, where NULKA can be launched from.

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    Electronic Warfare sub-divisions

    The three sub-divisions are EA (attack), ES (support), and EP (protect).

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    PCMS

    Passive Counter Measure System; reduces radar cross section using special materials.

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    Levels of PCMS

    PCMS has three levels: High, Medium, and Low effectiveness.

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    EMCON

    Emissions Control; managing transmitter use to avoid detection.

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    SSES

    Ship’s Signal Exploitation Space; monitors signals for indications and warnings.

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    SNOOPIE

    Ships Nautical or Otherwise Photographic Interpretation and Examination Team.

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    Study Notes

    Security

    • Clearance: DODCAF vets personnel for access to classified information; two levels: SECRET (T3) and TOP SECRET (T5).
    • Classification: Defines information sensitivity; three levels: TOP SECRET (exceptionally grave damage), SECRET (serious damage), and CONFIDENTIAL (damage).
    • Need to Know: Valid reason for needing access to classified information; job-related necessity.
    • Access: Authorization from CO or designee to access classified information. Clearance + Need to Know = Access.
    • Compromise: Loss or suspected loss of classified material.
    • Restricted Area: Secured spaces (CIC, SSES, etc.) with extra access controls.
    • NOFORN: Information not releasable to foreign nationals.
    • FVEY: Information sharable with US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
    • PII: Personally Identifiable Information (SSN, etc.)

    Electronic Warfare (EW)

    • EW Position: Located in the CIC, forward port corner.
    • EW Officer: ENS Kesselbrenner.
    • Primary System: AN/SLQ32(V)6.
    • AN/SLQ32 Function: Anti-ship missile defense.
    • SLQ-32(V)6 Subsystems:
      • Above Deck Equipment (ABDE)
      • SLQ-32 Antennas (port and starboard, under wings)
      • Below Deck Equipment (BLDE)
        • Radar 1
        • Common Processing System (CPS)
        • CSER 2
        • Common Display System (CDS)
    • MK 53 DLS: Decoy Launching System.
    • DLS Decoy Types: NULKA (MK234), SEDUCTION (MK214), INFRARED (MK245).
    • Chaff Launchers: 6 launchers, 6 tubes per launcher.
    • Seduction/Infrared Launch Locations: CIC and Bridge.
    • NULKA Launchers: 4 launchers, 8 rounds (2 per launcher).
    • NULKA Launch Location: CIC.
    • EW Subdivisions:
      • EA (attack): Denying enemy use of the electromagnetic spectrum (jamming).
      • ES (support): Providing indications and warnings of emitters.
      • EP (protect): Protecting our ability to use the electromagnetic spectrum.
    • PCMS: Passive Countermeasure System; materials to reduce radar cross-section (various materials).
      • Levels: High, Medium, Low.
    • EMCON: Emissions Control; controlling the use of transmitters to reduce detection.
      • EMCON Time Requirements: Section III (3 min), Section II (2 min), Section I (2 min).

    Information Warfare (IW)

    • SSES: Ship's Signal Exploitation Space.
    • SSES Location: Honor P-Way, next to CSMC.
    • IWO: LTJG Jeffi.
    • SSES Primary/Secondary Mission: Indications and warnings to ownship, strike group, and national consumers; Search and Rescue (SAR).
    • SSES Frequency Bands: HF, VHF, UHF.

    INTEL

    • SNOOPIE: Ships Nautical or Otherwise Photographic Interpretation and Examination Team; intelligence collection on surface, air, and land targets.
    • VI: Visual Information; no-fail mission to be the first to truth. Used in instances with another foreign government.

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    This quiz covers key aspects of security protocols, clearance levels, and access to classified information. It also delves into the role and position of Electronic Warfare (EW) officers. Test your knowledge on these crucial military concepts.

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