Proknow Special Warfare

Which are Primary Task of NSW?

• Information Operations

• Conservation of Forces

• Security Force Assistance

• Foreign Internal Defense

Which is a Secondary Task of NSW

• Direct Action

• Counterterrorism

• Mobility (MOB)/Combat Expeditionary Support (CES)

• Unconventional Warfare

Who is the father of Naval Combat Demolition?

• LT Michael Murphy

• LtCDR Drapper L. Kauffman

• PO Michael Thornton

• LTJG Joseph Kerry

Which Seal DID NOT get a medal of honor during Vietnam

• LT Thomas Norris

• SOCS Edward Byers

• PO Michael Thornton

• LTJG Joseph Kerry

What year was USSSOCOM Established

• 1987

• 1981

• 1985

• 1978

Where is Seal Team Three Located

• Little Creek, VA

• Rota, Spain

• Coronado, CA

• Pearl Harbor, HI

What is Naval Special Warfare Group ELEVEN responsible for?

• NSW Reserve Components

• NSW forces conducting undersea special operation worldwide

• main, trian, equip, deploy, and sustain NSW forces for operation and activities abroad

• deploy combat-ready forces and martimie mobility systems with craft capabilities and capacities

NSW constitutes _____ percent of USSOF and less than ____ percent of the Navy's Forces

• 11, 3

• 13, 1

• 11, 2

• 10, 2

• 10, 1

What best describes the limitation of "Conservation of Forces"

• SEALs are a rapid-response force and can normally respond more quickly than other forces. However, preparation and rehearsal time varies with each situation. Some operations require assembly of a significant support package (submarine, ships, aircraft, etc.)

• SEAL and SWCC operators require extensive investment in selection, training, and equipment; provide unique capabilities; and are relatively few in number. They cannot be replaced quickly nor expanded rapidly

• NSW forces can deliver a high volume of weapons fire relative to their size and are designed to strike when and where least expected, employing stealth to gain surprise or use other techniques to engage the enemy with a tactical advantage. However, their small size constrains their effectiveness as a static defense force.

• Support requirements may include basing, medical support, detainee operations, IO, fire support, ship, submarine, aircraft, or other attachments. Support considerations include transit to target area, air support, fire support, medical support, quick reaction force, and target security

The purpose of Navy EOD is: To Protect ___________ and ______________

• People, Possessions

• Land, Interest

• Personnel, Property

• Nation and Country