Battle Management Operator (BMO) Block 2 Practice Test

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• Which groups integrate with the ASOC and contribute to operations?
• What are the four instruments of national power?
• Who establishes policy and national strategic objectives?
• NORAD is a binational military command founded by a treaty between the United States and which country?
• What is the purpose of an Operational Task Link (OPTASKLINK) message?
• What proword means 'wait'?
• What type of operations does the Battle Control Center primarily conduct?
• Who reports to the Senior System Operator (SSO)?
• A request for an air mission submitted with enough lead time to be included in the normal ATO planning cycle is called a what?
• How long is each AFFORGEN phase within the cycle?
• Within the CONUS NORAD Region, what are the two geographic Air Defense Sectors (ADS)?
• Which organization develops the Airspace Control Plan?
• What are the NORAD regions?
• Who has responsibility for the overall data-link architecture?
• Which component extends tactical-data exchange beyond normal line-of-sight limitations?
• What does the Simple Key Loader (SKL) do?
• Which option best describes OPTASKLINK's purpose?
• Which statement best defines simplex communication?
• JAGIC coordinates joint fires and air-ground operations by integrating which groups?
• What is the primary control agency within the TACS for execution of Close Air Support (CAS)?
• The ASOC's Fighter Duty Officer (FDO) is usually a rated officer who can fill which roles?
• Which frequency is used for civilian aircraft emergencies worldwide?
• DIME is shorthand for which set of national power instruments?
• Which term describes information not available in the ATO but necessary for its implementation?
• High-altitude reconnaissance aircraft with notable flight characteristics?
• AFFORGEN training documentation is maintained in which system?
• Which acronym stands for Tactical Air Control Party?
• The AFFORGEN cycle comprises how many months in total?
• What is RSVP?
• ASOC interacts with air assets how?
• What is the maximum time a receiving station has to reply to a challenge in authentication procedures?
• Which statement defines a radio wave?
• Which radio uses Super High Frequency?
• Definition of CAS?
• Which of the following is NOT a NORAD region?
• RSVP includes which four attributes of speech technique?
• AFFORGEN is a force generation model used by which U.S. military service?
• What does JADOC protect?
• What is the Airspace Control Plan (ACP) and what does it do?
• What does the Joint Range Extension Application Protocol enable?
• ASOC role in air-support requests?
• Which AFFORGEN Connect tool provides personalized deployment readiness information to individual uniformed Airmen?
• Link 16 carries which type of messages?
• Which network is for SECRET-level information?
• What are JREAPs?
• Which Tactical Data Link is a nodeless, high-capacity, jam-resistant link?
• Line of Sight (LOS) in radio systems primarily determines which aspect?
• What are the levels of war?
• What does the brevity word BOGEY refer to?
• What does the Commander's Toolkit (CCTK) provide?
• Which statement best describes Push CAS?
• Which radio is the global communications radio?
• Which center is subordinate to the 611th Air Operations Center (AOC)?
• What generation of Link 16 terminals is the Multifunctional Information Distribution System (MIDS) LVT?
• What is the primary means of contacting military aircraft in the local area?
• Which system provides airborne command and control for air operations?
• In data communication, which statement best describes full duplex?
• Which statement describes the relationship between the Chief of Fires and ASOC?
• In radio communication, what does the proword ROger convey?
• What is a TACLANE?
• Who plans and tasks air operations?
• What is the worldwide civilian aircraft emergency frequency?
• What does AOC stand for?
• The BCC is primarily focused on which type of operations?
• What is the Joint Air Ground Integration Center responsible for?
• What is the relationship between the ATOM and ATO?
• Which link has J-series messages?
• Close Air Support is defined as which?
• Which acronym refers to the center that integrates air-ground operations at the joint level?
• What is responsible for ensuring network security and access in data-link operations?
• Which provides secure voice communication over SIPRNET?
• What does the term 'BULLSEYE' refer to in a SPINS document?
• Who becomes the ASOC director and exercises operational control of all subordinate TACPs?
• The Time of Day (TOD) signal used to synchronize HAVE QUICK radios is commonly referred to as which term?
• Which branch of service primarily works with ASOC?
• What is the relationship between ASOC and CRC?
• What is the worldwide civilian-aircraft emergency frequency of 121.5 MHz also known as?
• What is the role of AWACS?
• What is 'mickey'?
• Which statement best describes the Personal Deployment Preparedness Tool (PDPT)?
• What is it called when only one sender and one receiver are connected?
• In an ASOC environment, which unit serves as the central hub for coordinating airspace and fire-support resources?
• In briefings, the term BOGEY is used to designate what?
• Primary control agency of the TACS for execution of close air support?
• To whom is the Air Weapons Officer (AWO)/Weapons Director (WD) in a BCC directly responsible?
• Which level of war focuses on planning and execution of campaigns?
• Relationship between CAS and ASOC?
• What is the focus of the operational level of war?
• What headset does the BCC use?
• Which radio bands use simplex communication?
• What is the relationship between ABCC and the 611th Air Operations Center (AOC)?
• AFFORGEN is used to present what?
• What is the total duration of the AFFORGEN rotational cycle?
• Name the two geographic ADS within the CONUS NORAD Region.
• In the BCC Mission Crew, who is responsible for the management of the Weapons Section?
• Which statement about Word of the Day is true?
• Which link has M-series messages?
• What operating characteristic allows two-way exchange of information but precludes simultaneous data transfer?
• What is the name of the Air Force's sustainable model for presenting forces?
• How long is the AFFORGEN cycle in the active-duty Air Force Force Generation model?
• What does ADSI stand for?
• Who is responsible for initiating, operating, and terminating data-link operations?
• Without communication between TACS units, which unit would be unable to coordinate close air support for ground units?
• Which statement describes VMF?
• Which organization develops the Airspace Control Plan?
• What is the purpose of the HAVE QUICK radio system?
• Which term is used to designate a radar or visual air contact whose identity is unknown?
• Who reports to the Senior System Operator (SSO) for data-link duties?
• The Interface Control Cell (ICC) is a subset of which larger section within the BCC?
• Which proword means the communication is over?
• Which term best describes a radio system that rapidly changes frequencies to resist interference?
• What does VHF stand for?
• What does SADL stand for?
• What is the primary function of the CRC?
• Which push-to-talk equipment does not use your hands?
• Which system commonly uses the SHF band for communications?
• Forward Air Controller Airborne (FAC-A) stands for?
• What does JRE stand for?
• Which option correctly identifies the netted link?
• What is the RQ-4 Global Hawk?
• Reconnaissance aircraft supports near-real-time intelligence collection?
• The level that coordinates multiple campaigns to achieve strategic goals across theaters is known as?
• How many AFFORGEN phases are there?
• What is the relationship of the Airspace Control Authority (ACA) and the Airspace Control Plan (ACP)?
• Who oversees ASOC personnel and is responsible for tactical mission execution?
• Which statement best describes the role of the Notional Baseline Airspace Acceptable Risk matrix in operations?
• Which set correctly represents the AFFORGEN phases?
• What is a robust data-communications and fusion system that forwards, receives, and displays tactical information?
• What is the relationship of ASOC to JARNO?
• What is the purpose of the Battle Staff?
• Which entity is the primary joint-air coordination center for integrating air-ground operations and fires planning?
• Which CAS term describes aircraft that are already airborne and on station awaiting tasking?
• Which document includes flight information such as aircraft, mission, timing, and location?
• If there are a lot of targets to take out, which CAS concept is typically used?
• Which system provides secure voice communication over SIPRNET?
• What is the primary means of contacting military aircraft in a local area?
• VoSIP provides secure voice communications over which network?
• What term describes the creative thinking used to develop strategies at the operational level of war?
• What is DTS-K?
• Who signs the Unified Command Plan (UCP) into effect?
• Who is responsible for advising the commander on the best use of available fire-support resources within the JAGIC?
• Which aircraft requires pilots to wear a special suit?
• Who holds overall responsibility for maintenance and quality of the air picture in a BCC's Air Picture Management (APM) Section?
• Which statement about the HAVE QUICK system is true?
• What is the purpose of JADOC?
• What do SPINS do?
• The ASOC is directly subordinate to whom?
• Who is responsible for establishing data links?
• Which four factors comprise RSVP in speech techniques?
• Which document provides planning and operating instructions for Tactical Data Links?
• What does AWACS stand for?
• What is the acceptable risk level for civil aviation from any military system according to the Notional Baseline Airspace Acceptable Risk matrix?
• What term describes the scattering of radio signals by bouncing off the troposphere?
• What does VMF stand for?
• Which TACS agency shares a mutually supporting relationship with the ASOC?
• Which statement accurately describes the relationship between Push CAS and Pull CAS?
• Which system combines local air pictures with those of other units?
• RC-135 Rivet Joint is used for what purpose?
• Which statement about the Fighter Duty Officer (FDO) is true?
• Which document establishes airspace procedures and is central to airspace control?
• DIME stands for which set of national power instruments?
• What information does the Personal Deployment Preparedness Tool (PDPT) provide?
• Primary TACS element responsible for execution of airpower in support of land operations?
• Which brevity word indicates an interrogated contact lacking required IFF/SIF modes?
• Which statement describes frequency-hopping in the Link 16 environment?
• What does AWACS stand for?
• Which Link carries F/FJ-series messages?
• What is JRE?
• In radio communications, LOS affects which aspect most directly?
• OPTASKLINK is used to issue instructions for what?
• Which tool provides deployment-readiness information to individual Airmen?
• Which naming corresponds to AFFORGEN's element that provides initial airbase opening capability?
• How many levels of war exist in the national security framework?
• Which statement best describes the meaning of proword ROger?
• What is the primary method used by Link 11 to manage data exchange between multiple participants?
• Who is the vital link in military operations?
• Which frequency band uses the simplex mode of operation and is referred to as the 'global communications radio'?
• OPTASKLINK and TDL relationship?
• What is the name of the entity facilitated by physical integration of division current-operations staff with Air Force TACP and ASOC personnel?
• Which system uses Super High Frequency (SHF) for communications?
• Which brevity word is used to indicate an interrogated contact lacking IFF/SIF modes?
• What is the relationship between the Air Operations Directive (AOD) and the Joint Forces Air Component Commander (JFACC)?
• To reduce the possibility of jamming, how often does the terminal's transmission frequency change?
• Which description correctly identifies the Joint Air Request Net Operator (JARNO)?
• What is Word of the Day?
• To coordinate air support using data links, ASOC would rely on which system?
• Which AFFORGEN phase typically follows Reset?
• Polling in data communication is described as?
• Which message type is used to establish initial Tactical Data Link connectivity?
• Which system is described as a robust data-communications and fusion system that forwards, receives, and displays tactical information?
• What are the parts of a message?
• Which link is described as the one that is netted?
• Which factors determine the size of the ASOC crew?
• What does OPTASKLINK stand for?
• What are Joint Range Extension Application Protocols (JREAP)?
• What is the definition of the Alaskan NORAD Region?
• Which entity is typically involved in integrating air support with ground fires and maneuver?
• The Senior Air Technician (SAT) oversees ASOC personnel and operations in conjunction with whom?
• What is the relationship between SAD and ASOC?
• The Combatant Commander (CCDR) is best described as the commander responsible for what?
• Which link has K-series messages?
• What is the relationship between the Senior Director (SD) and the Weapons Director (WD)?
• What does UHF stand for in radio communications?
• Which statement is true about Link 16 in this context?
• Which option correctly identifies the Continental United States NORAD Region (CONR)?
• A Forward Air Controller Airborne (FAC-A) is an airborne extension of which ground-based TACS element?
• What is SATCOM?
• What does DNCS stand for?
• Situational Awareness Datalink (SADL) uses which message series?
• Which term refers to scattering radio signals by bouncing them off the troposphere?
• Which role is NOT listed as a Battle Staff member?
• Which TACS element is subordinate to the AOC and conducts air and maritime surveillance?
• Which of the following accurately lists the four instruments of national power?
• The brevity word SPADES indicates what?
• Which AFFORGEN Force Element provides initial capabilities to open an airbase?
• Which document provides the JFACC's guidance for planning and execution of an Air Tasking Order period?
• What is HAVE QUICK?
• What is the military emergency frequency?
• Who is included in the Battle Staff?
• How does the ASOC typically relate to the Army?
• Which aircraft is known for being difficult to fly?
• What is the primary purpose of Special Instructions (SPINS)?
• Which statement best captures the concepts of operational art and operational design?
• The Battle Control Center (BCC) conducts which type of operations?
• In data links terms, which description fits half duplex?