ACQ 120 Answers Lesson 1-15- Defense Acquisition University

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1) Which of the following categories is part of Security Cooperation activities? a. International Armaments Cooperation b. Support to Cooperation c. International Training Assistance d. Equipment ... Sales & Operation 2) Which of the following best describes Security Assistance programs? a. Group of programs by which the United States provides defense articles, training, or other services by grant, loan, cash sale, or lease b. Logistics, infrastructure, and command and control for combined operations that assist partner security forces c. Instruction provided to foreign defense civilians and military to develop technical capacity to support combined operations d. Activities whereby the DoD and a foreign partner(s) share resources and technology for acquisition program development 3) Which of the following provides defense articles and/or services to other nations to enhance their ability to conduct counter-terrorism, counter drug-related activity, and counterinsurgency operations and support U.S. military and stability operations and multilateral peace operations? a. Building Partner Capacity (BPC) programs b. Support to Operations c. IMET funds appropriated by Congress d. Economic Support Fund 4) Which of the following is a building block of International Armaments Cooperation? a. Cooperative Production b. Building Partner Capacity c. Loans for Exploratory Discussions d. Education and Training 5) Which of the following international acquisition program forms can be used across the acquisition life cycle? a. International Armaments Cooperation b. Foreign Military Sales c. Building Partner Capacity d. Security Assistance 6) True or False: Title 10 Legislation provides authority for Building Partner Capacity (BPC) and cooperative RDT&E a. True b. False 7) What is the legislation that provides authority for foreign assistance programs such as emergency drawdowns, Grant Aid, Excess Defense Articles, and International Military Education and Training programs? a. The Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 b. The Nunn McCurdy Act of 1982 c. The Nunn McCurdy Act of 1982 d. The Nunn McCurdy Act of 1982 Lesson 2 1) Who heads the US “country team” for each nation? a. Ambassador or Chief of Mission b. Defense Attaché c. Director of the Office of Defense Cooperation d. Assistant Secretary of State for the Regional Bureau where the nation is located 2) True or False: The Bureau of Political-Military Affairs (PM Bureau) is the State Department's principal link to the DoD for international acquisition matters. a. True b. False 3) Which State Department organization is responsible for decisions regarding export licenses? a. Directorate of Defense Trade Controls b. Chief of Mission c. Office of Defense Cooperation d. Defense Technology Security Administration 4) True or False: Regional Security and Arms Transfers (RSAT) is a key link between the Departments of State and Defense through interactions with the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Joint Staff and the Combatant Commands. a. True b. False 5) True or False: Companies seeking U.S. Government support in a specific international defense competition should contact the Department of State to request advocacy for sale of their items. a. True b. False 6) The Regional Security and Arms Transfer (RSAT) office advances U.S. foreign policy and national interests through the management of which of the following a...................................................................continued [Show More]

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