JP 3-61 Appendixes

What process can the Joint Force Command use to coordinate and synchronize communication and actions to protect the integrity and consistency of the joint force’s communications and align them with the broader national strategic narrative?

• Operations

• Commander’s Communication Synchronization

• Media coverage

• PA documentation

Which of the following is not part of the processes and capabilities that Joint Force Commands can use to manage the continuous and rapid flow of information caused by advances in media distribution channels?

• Active

• Responsive

• Agile

• Passive

True or False: Providing context to the joint forces’ operations is in the national interest, and can build and maintain trust, credibility and support.

• True

• False

What guidance provides direction to the Joint Force Command to include communication goals and objectives in the commander’s intent to build unity of themes and objectives among key activities?

• CJCSM 3130.03

• AFI 35-101

• DoDI 5040.07

• JP 3-61

Which of the following is an approach to the Commander’s Communication Synchronization (CCS) process?

• Joint Force Command lead

• CCS lead with small coordination staff and supporting CCS working group

• CCS working group and board chaired by communication directorate or chief of staff

• All of the above

Who does PA work with in the Commander’s Communication Synchronization process?

• Information Operations

• Information-Related Capabilities

• Joint Force Commanders

• Both A and B

What outlines PA efforts for the operation as part of Joint Force Command’s mission and concept of the operation?

• Tasks

• Concept of Operations

• General information

• COMCAM requirements

Which of the following is not needed for administration and logistics requirements for PA support?

• Identify OPSEC procedures for PA personnel

• Identify procedures for providing PA, audio-visual and VI coverage of operations

• Identify the best location for a new MOC if the first one isn’t safe

• Identify internal VI requirements for subordinate and component commands

What type of services should be provided for a MOC, sub-MOC and command information support?

• Basic food and shelter

• Transportation

• Automated data processing support

• All of the above

Which of the following is needed for a MOC and requires coordination with the communications section?

• Band-with priority to ensure timely transmission of PA and VI products to multiple users

• Band-with for PA products, classified and unclassified, and ability to stream 5 megabytes per second

• Internet access to include unfiltered external access for VI release and local area network access

• All of the above