Which network is Pacific Command controlled with a classified participant list?

• A. CaS
• B. Email Service
• C. Inter-American Naval Telecommunications Network (IANTN)
• D. Cooperative Maritime Forces Pacific (CMFP)

Answer: (D)

A network that is under a specific Combatant Command and uses a classified participant list is built to support sensitive, secure coordination among only those with the right clearance and need-to-know. Cooperative Maritime Forces Pacific is the Pacific-focused network designed for coordinated maritime operations within USPACOM’s area of responsibility, and it employs a classified participant list to restrict access to authorized personnel. This security model is essential for sharing sensitive operational information among allied forces while keeping it from unauthorized individuals.

By contrast, the other networks are not the Pacific Command’s restricted, classified network: CaS, Email Service, and the Inter-American Naval Telecommunications Network are more broadly used or regionally oriented and generally do not operate under the same restricted access model for USPACOM.