NTP 3
Terms
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- Question
- Answer
- Who is any individual authorized to draft, release and/or process electronically transmitted messages?
- The user
- Who is the authority (command or activity) in whose name a message is sent?
- The originator of a message
- Who is an individual authorized to release an organizational record message for transmission in the name of the organization?
- The message releaser
- Who is the individual who composes the organizational message?
- The drafter
- What determines speed of service (SOS) objectives for each message?
- Precedence
- What determines whether a message is considered operational or administrative in nature?
- Content
- Identify the four Precedences with their prosign and speed of service objective.
- FLASH Z fast as possible with the objective of less than 10 minutes. IMMEDIATE O 30 minutes PRIORITY P 3 hours ROUTINE R 6 hours
- What are the two Message formats?
- GENADMIN, Pro Forma
- What are the four types of narrative messages?
- Single Address, Multiple Address, Book, and General Message
- What is NTP 3?
- Telecommunications Users Manual
- What is the NTP 3
- Guidelines for messages
- What are the 4 types of message precedence?
- Flash (Z) Immediate (O) Priority (P) Routine (R)
- What format line contains precedence, LMF, Classification, CIC, and SSN
- Line 2
- What are the components of the DTG
- First two digits day Next four time 2nd part zone month and year
- T or F All numbers from 1-19 should be written out
- True
- What does line two contain?
- Routing Des, Julian Date
- What does line five contain?
- DTG, Precedence
- What does line seven contain?
- Action Line
- What does line eight contain?
- Those to info to CC
- What are lines 11 and 13
- Breaks
- What line contains the text?
- 12
- What line contains the serial number?
- 15
- What line contains NNNN
- 16