Annex A

Front 1

Brain of the communications network.

Back 1

SYSCON

Hint 1

Has operation control over everything that happens or doesn't in the network.

Front 2

Adding, deleting, modifying, and renaming network elements

Back 2

Reconfiguration

Hint 2

Site, switches, trunks,systems,and circuits

Front 3

T/F; the more senior SYSCON provides direction and tasking to subordinate SYSVONS?

Back 3

True

Hint 3

SYSCON Functions

Front 4

What are the 2 functional areas of the SYSCON?

Back 4

System Planning and Engineering (SPE); Operational System Control (OSC)

Hint 4

Comprised of WO, SNCO'S and Officers

Front 5

T/F: SPE is a function if the G6 and involves the planning and design of COMM

Back 5

True

Hint 5

Provides detailed information to DISA

Front 6

The principal function is to ensure that all available circuits are used to the best advantage to fulfill the requirements of dynamic communications systems

Back 6

OSC

Front 7

Who establishes the SYSCON?

Back 7

Operations officer of each communications unit.

Front 8

What provides the Joint Staff, military services,and combatant commands pertinent summary info on global communication events?

Back 8

Communications Status (COMSTAT) Report.

Hint 8

This report is submitted by DISA

Front 9

Whe. Is the C9NSTAT report submitted?

Back 9

Daily between 0800 and 0759Z

Hint 9

The report is posted on the DISA SIPRNET web page.

Front 10

Purpose of paragraph 5?

Back 10

Instructions to establish and maintain command and signal procedures.

Hint 10

The Comm O is responsible for the preparation of paragraph 5

Front 11

What are the sub paragraphs of paragraph 5?

Back 11

Command relationships, command post, succession to command, signal.

Front 12

This sub paragraph shows usual and u usual command relationships .

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Command Relationships

Hint 12

If there are none use the term "Omitted"

Front 13

This paragraph states the locations of the issuing units command posts, location of units command posts, and posts of next higher units

Back 13

Command Posts

Hint 13

Code words, Names and Liason procedures

Front 14

Designates the succession of command for the operation

Back 14

Successionbof command

Front 15

What sub paragraph Includes instruction or restrictions pertaining to commu ications electronics?

Back 15

Signal

Hint 15

Usually references Annex K

Front 16

A tool to coordinate the establishment, maintenance, and operation of the communication system in support of the commands and agencies involved.

Back 16

Command and control systems Annex K

Hint 16

Promoted clarity, brevity, and simplicity within the body of an order

Front 17

T/F: Annexes furnish the substance of a plan or order to a subordinate unit?

Back 17

True

Front 18

What amplifies information contained in an appendix?

Back 18

Tabs

Front 19

What amplifies information contained in a tab?

Back 19

Enclosures

Front 20

What coordinates the establishment and operation of the communication system and agencies throughout the landing force?

Back 20

Communication electronics Annex (Annex K)

Front 21

Who drafts the Annex k?

Back 21

Staff G6

Front 22

Contains the drafting authority, and references used in building the Annex K

Back 22

Annex K cover page

Front 23

Contains the purpose and situation sub paragraphs

Back 23

General paragraph

Front 24

States the purpose of the Annex K

Back 24

Purpose parragraph

Front 25

Provides information on enemy and friendly forces,attachments and detachments, and any assumptions noted

Back 25

Situation paragraph

Front 26

States the communications electronics mission of the command

Back 26

Mission paragraph

Front 27

Contains guidance, principals, operational concepts, tasks and responsibilities, coordinating instructions sub paragraphs.

Back 27

Execution paragraph

Front 28

Outlines principals wich are necessary for coordination and guidance, but are not covered in u it SOP's

Back 28

Guiding principals paragraph

Front 29

Describes the entire operations visual from a communications viewpoint

Back 29

Operational concept paragraph

Front 30

Assigns communicstions electronics tasks for the issuing unit and subordinate units

Back 30

Task and responsibilities paragraph

Front 31

Any Instructures unique to the requirements of current operations

Back 31

Coordinating instructions paragraph

Front 32

States logistical matters which effect the communications electronics systems of the command.

Back 32

Administration & Logistics paragraph.

Front 33

Typically lists locations of command posts, relationships, and means of communications between commands

Back 33

Command and signal paragraph

Front 34

These appendices outline specific communications electronics functions, requirements, and procedures.

Back 34

List if Annex K appendices paragraph

Front 35

What appendices are particularly Importamd to the 0629?

Back 35

Appendix: 1(communicstions control), 4(electro magnetic spectrum management), and 5(transmissions network plan)

Front 36

Appendix 1Tab A

Back 36

Communications control diagram

Front 37

Appendix 1Tab B

Back 37

Required reports

Front 38

Appendix 1 Tab c

Back 38

Architecture support references

Front 39

Appendix 1 Tab D

Back 39

Installation and restorations priority matrix

Front 40

Appendix 1 Tab E

Back 40

Change management policy

Front 41

Appendix 1Tab F

Back 41

Nodal Diagram

Front 42

Append 4 Tab A

Back 42

Standard Frequency Request

Front 43

Appendix 4 Tab B

Back 43

ComminicTions electronics operation instructions

Front 44

Appendix 4 Tab C

Back 44

Emissions Control Plan

Front 45

Appendix 4 Tab D

Back 45

Joint Spectrum Interferance Resolution Reporting

Front 46

Appendix 5 Tab A

Back 46

Radio Guard Chart

Front 47

Appendix 5 Tab B

Back 47

Terrestrial Circuit Diagram

Front 48

Appendix 5 Tab C

Back 48

Wide Band Terrestial System (WBTS)

Front 49

Appendix 5 Tab D

Back 49

Wide band satcomm system (WBSS)

Front 50

Appendix 5 tab E

Back 50

Narrowbamd Terrestrial systems (NBTS)

Front 51

Appendix 5 Tab F

Back 51

Narrowband Satcomm System (NBSS)

Front 52

Appendix 5 Tab G

Back 52

Consolidated Tranmissions System Diagram

Front 53

Appendix 5 Tab H

Back 53

Transmissions security Information

Front 54

Appendix 5 Tab I

Back 54

Satellite Acess Authorization (SAA)

Front 55

Publication contains information ans instructions concerning the employment of communications by U.S and allied forces in combined operations

Back 55

Allied communications publication (ACP)

Front 56

Contains information and instructions concerning the employment of communications by U.S forces

Back 56

Joint Army Navy and Airforce Publications (JANAP)

Front 57

Contains thebpolicies and procedures for the employment of communications by all forces operations within the Department of the Navy

Back 57

Naval Telecommunications Procedures (NTP)

Front 58

Contains basic doctrine applicable to the U.S Navy and Marine Corps

Back 58

Naval Warfare Publications (NWP)

Front 59

Contain doctrine to be employed in amphibious operations

Back 59

Landing Force Manuel's (LFM)

Front 60

Contain doctrine, tactics, techniques, organizational structure, and material to be employed in operations and training by Marine Corps forces.

Back 60

Fleet Marine Force Manuel's (FMFM)

Front 61

How is the comm plan created ?

Back 61

Combining the COMMSOP &CEOI

Front 62

What does a commander and his staff use to find the best way to accomplish a given mission?

Back 62

Communications Electonic Estimate

Front 63

An enterprise system that co.bines manpower and equipment data to manage the entire force.

Back 63

Total Force Structure Management Systems (TFSMS)

Front 64

What is the power needed to operate transmissions equipment reffered to?

Back 64

Shore Power

Front 65

A supplement to the SOP and contains technical guidance such as call signs, call words, and frequency information

Back 65

Communications -Electronics Operating Instructions (CEOI)

Hint 65

Amplifies COMMSOP by providing details to coordinate various communication means in a unit

Front 66

T/F: General communications instructions, call signs, frequency assignments, telephone directory names and numbers, pyrotechnic and smoke codes, sound warning signals and general authentificstion instructions are found in the ACEOI.

Back 66

False

Front 67

What do time changes reffer to in the CEOI?

Back 67

Exact times that call signs, frequencies, and COMSEC Keymats are to be changed.

Front 68

What net is used to requests logistical support requests?

Back 68

Regimental and Battalion Tactical Net 2

Front 69

T/F: Ther Radio Gusrd Chart is an important part of your Radio plan and Annex K

Back 69

True

Front 70

ATP02

Back 70

UHF Satellite,DISA,GCE, link 2

Hint 70

SLD designator