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Army Space Cadre Course Exam 2 CORRECT QUESTIONS & ANSWERS(GRADED A+)
what is the function of Telemetry Operations? - ANSWER -monitor the state of health -operate payload or mission data what is the function of the tracking operation? - ANSWER To locate and lock onto a satellite for the duration of the mission what is the function of Commanding Operations - ANSWER sending a command to the satellite what satellites are controlled by 1 SOPS - ANSWER DSP, SBSS
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what is the function of Telemetry Operations? - ANSWER -monitor the state of health -operate payload or mission data what is the function of the tracking operation? - ANSWER To locate and lock onto a satellite for the duration of the mission what is the function of Commanding Operations - ANSWER sending a command to the satellite what satellites are controlled by 1 SOPS - ANSWER DSP, SBSS
US Army Space Cadre Basic Course (ASCBC): Day 3 Review 2025 LATEST UPDATE CORRECT 100%
What is the Space Surveillance Network (SSN)? - ANSWER A worldwide collection of RADAR and optical sensors used to detect, track, identify, characterize, catalogue, and monitor man made objects in space What are the types of sensors used by the SSN (Space Surveillance Network)? - ANSWER -Active (such as RADAR) -Passive (such as Optical)
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What is the Space Surveillance Network (SSN)? - ANSWER A worldwide collection of RADAR and optical sensors used to detect, track, identify, characterize, catalogue, and monitor man made objects in space What are the types of sensors used by the SSN (Space Surveillance Network)? - ANSWER -Active (such as RADAR) -Passive (such as Optical)
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Missile Warning is critical due to the... - ANSWER Rapid proliferation of Theater and Intermediate range ballistic missiles. The missile warning system is composed of what two segments. - ANSWER 1) SPACE - OPIR 2) GROUND - Radar *ITW - Integrated Tactical Warning
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Missile Warning is critical due to the... - ANSWER Rapid proliferation of Theater and Intermediate range ballistic missiles. The missile warning system is composed of what two segments. - ANSWER 1) SPACE - OPIR 2) GROUND - Radar *ITW - Integrated Tactical Warning
Army Space Cadre Basic Course (ASCBC) Week 1 100% Verified
Classical Orbital Elements: Perigee - ANSWER Lowest point of the orbit; point when an object is at the greatest (fastest) and closest to the body it orbits Classical Orbital Elements: Apogee - ANSWER Highest point of the orbit; Point when an object is at the least (Slowest) and further away its orbit
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Classical Orbital Elements: Perigee - ANSWER Lowest point of the orbit; point when an object is at the greatest (fastest) and closest to the body it orbits Classical Orbital Elements: Apogee - ANSWER Highest point of the orbit; Point when an object is at the least (Slowest) and further away its orbit
Army Space Cadre Course QUESTIONS & CORRECT ANSWERS 2025 LATEST UPDATE
The steeper and faster the reentry angle the - ANSWER Who is eligible to be part of the Army Space Cadre? - ANSWER Military and Civilian personnel What report directed the creation of a Space Cadre? - ANSWER Space Commission Report Why does the Army maintain an Army Space Cadre? - ANSWER • Fulfills Congressional Mandate • DoD Directive • Provides efficiencies for the Army
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The steeper and faster the reentry angle the - ANSWER Who is eligible to be part of the Army Space Cadre? - ANSWER Military and Civilian personnel What report directed the creation of a Space Cadre? - ANSWER Space Commission Report Why does the Army maintain an Army Space Cadre? - ANSWER • Fulfills Congressional Mandate • DoD Directive • Provides efficiencies for the Army
US Army Space Cadre Basic Course (ASCBC): Day 4 Review Correct 100%
GPS stands for: - ANSWER Global Positioning System PNT stands for: - ANSWER Position, Navigation, and Timing The main requirements of the GPS program: - ANSWER - Positioning - NUDENT (nuclear detonation) Detection Systems - Time transfer The reasons the time transfer function of GPS is important: - ANSWER - Electric Power Grids - Banking Information - Computer Networks
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GPS stands for: - ANSWER Global Positioning System PNT stands for: - ANSWER Position, Navigation, and Timing The main requirements of the GPS program: - ANSWER - Positioning - NUDENT (nuclear detonation) Detection Systems - Time transfer The reasons the time transfer function of GPS is important: - ANSWER - Electric Power Grids - Banking Information - Computer Networks
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3 Missions of the GPS program - ANSWER - Positioning - Nuclear Detection (NUDET) - Time transfer Number of satellites required for a fully operational GPS constellation - ANSWER 24 satellites
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3 Missions of the GPS program - ANSWER - Positioning - Nuclear Detection (NUDET) - Time transfer Number of satellites required for a fully operational GPS constellation - ANSWER 24 satellites
Army Space Cadre Course, Exam 1 CORRECT 100%
What report directed the creation of a space cadre? - ANSWER Space Commission Report (2001) Why does the Army maintain an Army space cadre? - ANSWER -Fulfill congressional mandate -DoD directive -Provides efficiency for the Army Who is eligible to be part of the space cadre? - ANSWER DoD soldiers and civilians What are the five Space Mission Areas? - ANSWER 1) Position, navigation, and timing (PNT) 2) SATCOM 3) Intelligence, Surveillance, & Reconnaissance (ISR) 4) Missile Warning ...
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What report directed the creation of a space cadre? - ANSWER Space Commission Report (2001) Why does the Army maintain an Army space cadre? - ANSWER -Fulfill congressional mandate -DoD directive -Provides efficiency for the Army Who is eligible to be part of the space cadre? - ANSWER DoD soldiers and civilians What are the five Space Mission Areas? - ANSWER 1) Position, navigation, and timing (PNT) 2) SATCOM 3) Intelligence, Surveillance, & Reconnaissance (ISR) 4) Missile Warning ...
Army Space Cadre Course, Exam 1 100% CORRECT
what report directed the creation of a space cadre? - ANSWER Space Commission Report why does the army maintain an army space cadre? - ANSWER -fulfill congressional mandate -DOD directive -Provides efficiency for the army who is eligible to be part of the space cadre? - ANSWER DOD soldiers and civilians What are the 5 Space Mission Areas? - ANSWER 1) position, navigation, and timing
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what report directed the creation of a space cadre? - ANSWER Space Commission Report why does the army maintain an army space cadre? - ANSWER -fulfill congressional mandate -DOD directive -Provides efficiency for the army who is eligible to be part of the space cadre? - ANSWER DOD soldiers and civilians What are the 5 Space Mission Areas? - ANSWER 1) position, navigation, and timing
US Army Space Cadre Basic Course (ASCBC): Day 1 Review ACCURATE 100%
Gravity - ANSWER A defining natural feature that is the reason why satellites are able to orbit around the Earth Period (T or P) - ANSWER how long it takes a satellite to make 1 full rotation around Earth Apogee - ANSWER The point at which a satellite is furthest away from Earth and travelling at its lowest/slowest velocity Perigee - ANSWER The point at which a satellite is closest to Earth and travelling at its highest/fastest velocity
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Gravity - ANSWER A defining natural feature that is the reason why satellites are able to orbit around the Earth Period (T or P) - ANSWER how long it takes a satellite to make 1 full rotation around Earth Apogee - ANSWER The point at which a satellite is furthest away from Earth and travelling at its lowest/slowest velocity Perigee - ANSWER The point at which a satellite is closest to Earth and travelling at its highest/fastest velocity
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