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What is a CMOC?
Operations and support element of the CA unit as well as a mechanism for coordination of CMO
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What are some of the activities of a CMOC?
- Coordinate with NGOs, OGAs, etc
- Monitor CMO in the AO
- CMO COA recommendations to CDRs
- Contribute to IO campaign planning
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Does a CMOC always exist in an AO?
No
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What are some key tasks of CMOC Transition?
- Closing our projects
- Money is transferred/accounted for
- New team is introduced/familiarized with key leaders
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What are the three possible locations for a CMOC?
- inside wire
- outside wire
- mobile
- combination
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What is the difference between AD and AR CMOCs?
Only the AR has functional speciality teams (FX SP cells)
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What does the CA Planning Team do
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What does the CIM cell do?
Collates, collects, processes, analyzes, produces and disseminates civil information through civil reconnaissance and input into a centralized database
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What is a CLT?
A stand-alone CAT and an extension of a CMOC to facilitate information exchange between IPI, IGOs, NGOs, and OGAs.
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What is the purpose of a CLT?
Provide connectivity between multinational agencies and organizations to ensure a constant and accurate flow of information within the AO.
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How many companies are in a CA BN?
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How many CATs are in a CA CO?
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What is an IGO?
Intergovernmental agency created by agreement between 2+ countries to protect and promote national interests of the member states.
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What are some examples of IGOs?
- United Nations
- NATO
- African Union
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What are the four categories of IGOs?
- general membership, broad scope (UN)
- general membership, limited scope (World Bank, IMF)
- limited membership, broad scope (EU)
- limited membership, limited scope (NATO, OPEC)
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What kind of IGO is NATO?
- limited membership, limited scope
- military structure
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What kind of IGO is the Red Cross?
- general membership, limited scope
- ICRC (Internal Committee of the Red Cross)
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What kind of IGO is the UN?
general membership, broad scope
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What world organization doesn't make law by resolves conflicts on the international scale?
United Nations
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What are the six organizations within the UN?
- General Assembly
- Security Council
- Econ and Social Council
- Trusteeship Council
- Secretariat
- Int'l Court of Justice
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What is the only UN organization not based in NYC?
Int'l Court of Justice (in The Hague)
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What are NGOs?
Nongovernmental organizations that are private, self-governing and not-for-profit designed to alleviate human suffering..."all that feel good stuff"
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What does the DoD consider PVOs (Private Voluntary Organizations)?
NGOs
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What are some examples of NGOs?
- CARE
- Doctors Without Borders
- Carnegie Council on Ethics
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What are the three levels of interpreters?
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What is different about CAT 1 interpreters as opposed to CAT 2 and CAT 3?
- CAT 1 interpreters do not have a clearance
- Only *may* receive billeting, PX privileges, etc
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What is the range of proficiency ratings for interpreters?
0 through 5
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What is the recommended minimum proficiency rating for interpreters?
4
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What are the three types of interpreters?
- Contractors (all Categories)
- Military linguists (limited local dialect skill)
- Unofficial but native speakers (other primary role with DoD)
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What are two interpreter techniques?
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When an interpreter is both listening and translating, they are using what technique?
Simultaneous
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An interpreter using the consecutive technique will...
...wait for a pause in the presenters speech before interpreting what was said.
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What are the four selection criteria for interpreters?
- Native speaker
- Appropriate age, gender, social status
- English speaker
- Reliable, trustworthy
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Dos and Donts for interpreters
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When CA ops for your team is complete and you expect a follow on unit, you need to ________ your CAOs?
Transition
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What is the best method for ensuring operations continue smoothly when transitioning?
Maintain and then deliver an accurate and complete Continuity Book to the follow-on organization
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What are the six steps of the CAM?
- Assess
- Decide
- Develop/detect
- Deliver
- Evaluate
- Transition
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What are the three phases of CAM?
- Preparation
- Execution
- Transition
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What is DSF?
District Stability Framework
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What is the definition of stability?
- A condition in which...
- the level of violence;
- the functioning gov, econ and social institutions; and,
- the general adherence to laws and behavorial norms
- are such that the local populace regards the situation as normal, peaceful, and predictable.
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In what FM is TCAPF referenced in?
FM 3-07, Appendix D
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What are the factors of instability?
- grievances
- key actors
- events
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What are the factors of stability?
- resiliences
- key actors
- events
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What are the three stabilization fundamentals?
- maintain government support
- decrease impact of spoilers
- maintain normal functioning of society
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Who is responsible for managing long term development efforts?
USAID
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What are the DSF types of assistance?
- Humanitarian (short term, basic survival)
- Stability (short term, improve stability)
- Developmental (long term, quality of life)
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An earthquake is an example of what kind of DSF assistance?
Humanitarian
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Efforts in Jordan would be an example of what kind of DSF assistance?
Developmental
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DSF assistance is what type in Helmand Province, AFG?
Stability
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List a Stability Working Group's participants
- Civilian
- Military
- HN (civ/mil)
- NGOs and international organizations
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What activities does a Stability Working Group undertake?
- Analyze the area
- Identify and prioritize sources of instability
- Design stability activities
- Measure effectiveness of activities
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What is a symptom (DSF)?
A characteristic sign or indication of the existence of something else
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What is a cause (DSF)?
The producer of an effect, result or consequence
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What is the difference between a perceived cause and a systemic cause?
- The systemic cause is the root cause of the problem, a perceived cause is based on people's perceptions.
- Perceived: irrigation stopped because the pump's broken
- Systemic: the pump ran out of gas and stopped running
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