What are the four national interests?

• Values

  Intn'l Order

  Security

  Prosperity

• Prosperity

  Security

  Military

  Freedom

• Freedom

  Intn'l Order

  Values

  Allies

• Military

  Diplomatic

  Information

  Economic

What is policy?

• Set standards, principles, and procedures that must be followed in a society

• The outlines of what government is going to do and what it can achieve for society as a whole

• A prudent idea or set of ideas for employing the instruments of national power

• Set of principles about what we believe is the best way to operate

What is strategy?

• Set standards, principles, and procedures that must be followed in a society

• The outlines of what government is going to do and what it can achieve for society as a whole

• A prudent idea or set of ideas for employing the instruments of national power

• Set of principles about what we believe is the best way to operate

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of policy?

• Defines the methods and resources required to achieve objectives

• Sets overall priorities/direction

• Defines national interests

• Must comply with the law

Who is the signature authority for the National Military Strategy?

• POTUS

• CJCS

• SECDEF

• SECAF

Who sets U.S. policy?

• CJCS

• SECDEF

• FLOTUS

• POTUS

Who is the signature authority for the National Security Strategy?

• CJCS

• POTUS

• SECDEF

• VPOTUS

Which policy created the United States Space Force?

• NSPD-49

• E.O. 13526

• National Security Act of 1947

• SPD-4

Who is the signature authority for the National Defense Strategy?

• CJCS

• POTUS

• SECDEF

• FLOTUS

What are ALL of the ways policy can be made by informal means?

• Prepared speeches

• Off-the-cuff remarks

• Through the National Space Council

• Social media