STP 11-31W4-SM-TG — Soldier`s Manual And Trainer`s Guide For Mos 31w, Telecommunications Operations Chief Skill Levels 4 And 5
STP 11-31W4-SM-TG governs training and evaluation for MOS 31W telecommunications operations chiefs at skill levels 4 and 5.
- Publication number: STP 11-31W4-SM-TG
- Title: SOLDIER`S MANUAL AND TRAINER`S GUIDE FOR MOS 31W, TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPERATIONS CHIEF SKILL LEVELS 4 AND 5
- Date: 04/07/2004
- Proponent: T2COM
- Status: ACTIVE
View STP 11-31W4-SM-TG on armypubs.army.mil
The publication covers communications security, signal system and network planning, engineering, installation operations, and network and site management. It contains task summaries and an MOS training plan to train and evaluate Soldiers on critical tasks supporting unit missions during wartime.
Applies to: This manual applies to both Active and Reserve Component Soldiers.
Topics covered
- Communications security procedures
- Signal system and network planning
- Network planning and engineering
- Signal installation operations
- Secure Mobile Anti-Jam Reliable Tactical Terminal installation
- Signal site defense
- Integrated System Control operations
- Signal network and site management
Questions and answers
What requirements are determined when planning an EAC network?
Determine communications security (COMSEC) control and preposition requirements. a. COMSEC bulk transfer requirements and procedures. b. Designate the primary NS. c. Designate the personnel to be issued the preposition keys. (paragraph 4)
What does the ISYSCON system's network planning and engineering support?
The ISYSCON system NPE capabilities optimize the placement of network resources by providing automated support for node and link planning and evaluation. NPE is a multiuser environment that allows multiple planners to concurrently update and manipulate the information in a plan; any changes are simultaneously displayed for all planners in the ISYSCON.