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CDE TEST 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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CDE TEST 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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Name: Score:66 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 66
The dominant hazards used to derive the CER values
4a
fragmentation, crater ejecta, and blast
Fragmentation, blast, crater ejecta, penetration, and thermal
involuntary, unwitting and status unknown
Term 2 of 66
Defense threat reduction agency (DTRA):
Analyzes social media trends for national security threats
Maintains data and technical tools to conduct CBRN plume hazard estimation in support
of CDE
Manages wildlife conservation efforts on military bases
Coordinates military parades for public relations
Term 3 of 66
Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL):
Analyzes seismic activity to predict earthquakes
Develops new technologies for deep space exploration
Produces population density tables that support the CCMDs requirement for
demographic data in AOR
Conducts experiments on nuclear fusion for energy production
,Term 4 of 66
Joint Technical Coordination Group for Munition Effectiveness JTCG/ME) Responsibilities:
Develop, maintain and publish the CER reference tables in coordination with Joint Staff
Targeting
Responsible for medical supplies procurement
Focused on cultural awareness training for military personnel
In charge of weather forecasting for military operations
Term 5 of 66
Warhead collateral Effects Radius (WCER):
The radius of the warhead explosion
The time taken for the warhead to explode
The area affected by the warhead explosion
The distance from a detonation point where the warhead will not cause collateral
damage above an accepted threshold
Term 6 of 66
Operational imperatives:
Accomplishing mission objectives
force protection
collateral damage mitigation
Characterized as civilian and noncombatant and therefore are protected from attack
The process of determining the potential for collateral damage resulting from target
engagement
Defined as NSEs that have a geospatial relationship to a target and may be affect target
engagement
,Term 7 of 66
Legal Imperatives:
The root sum square of CE90 and TLE90
Valid military targets used as both military and civilian purpose
Pid Failure, Weapon Delivery Error, Conscious Decision
Distinction
Proportionality
Military Necessity
Term 8 of 66
which is a casualty factor for an indoor collateral concern affected only by the outer annulus
Level 4CER when the weapon is delay fuzed to achieve complete warhead burial 100% below
grade or within a substantial structure prior to detonation
0.75
0.25
0.12
0.50
Term 9 of 66
National values:
The US gov places a high value on preserving noncombatant and civilian lives and
property
Prioritizes military objectives over civilian safety
Advocates for the intentional destruction of civilian infrastructure
Views civilian casualties as acceptable collateral damage
, Term 10 of 66
when performing CDE level 5 and the NCV is exceeded by the night CE, the appropriate
restriction to add to the end of the call is
Day attack only
1 has PID been established (Level 1)
2 are there protected or collateral objects (Level 1)
3 can I mitigate damage by engaging the target with a different weapon or method of
employment to still accomplish the mission (Level 2, 3, 4)
4 if not, how many civilians and noncombatant casualties do we think we will have (Level
5)
5 are the collateral effects of my attack excessive in relation to the expected military
advantage gained and do I need to elevate this decision the next level (Level 5)
crater ejecta/debris vs. personnel
CDE 1, 2, 3(U): Fragmentation vs Personnel
CDE 3(M) Ejecta vs Personnel
CDE 4 Blast vs Structures (blunt trauma to inside)
Term 11 of 66
Total Error 90 (TE90):
The sum of ce90 and tle90
The product of ce90 and tle90
The root sum square of CE90 and TLE90
The average of ce90 and tle90
Term 12 of 66
No-Strike List (NSL):
List of military equipment used in operations
Locations where military strikes are encouraged
Entities that are actively targeted in military operations
Objects or entities protected from the effects of military ops under international law and
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