5.
B.
False.
The
IMA
consists
of
five
disciplines:
communications, visual information, records management, and
printing and publications (page 1-4, para 2b).
6.
C.
Director of Information Management (DOIM).
... at the installation level the Director of Information
Management
(DOIM)
is
the
principal
staff
officer
responsible for information management (page 1-6, para
2d(3)).
7.
B.
Strategic information systems.
Typical strategic information systems are the Worldwide
Military Command and Control System (WWMCCS) and the
Defense Communications System (DCS) (page 1-5, para 2c(3)).
8.
B.
False.
Visual information includes, but is not limited to, motion
pictures, still and motion photography, television, audio,
graphic art, and audiovisual libraries (page 1-4, para
2b(3)).
9.
B.
False.
... the five BFA are maneuver control, fire support, air
defense, intelligence and electronic warfare, and combat
service support (page 1-6, para 3a).
10.
D.
Army Data Distribution System.
The BAS are the Maneuver Control System; the Advanced Field
Artillery Tactical Data System; the Forward Area Air
Defense Command, Control and Intelligence System; the All
Source Analysis System; and the Combat Service Support
Control System (page 1-6, para 3a).
11.
B.
False.
Signal support can be defined as the implementation of the
five disciplines of the IMA at the operational through
tactical levels of war (page 1-1, Introduction).
12.
A.
True.
The
signal
support
principles
security,
versatility, and simplicity) must be adhered to... (page
1-8, para 5a-d).
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