107 Security Fundamentals

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What are the three duties of the interior guard?

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PPE
-Preserve order
-Protect property
-Enforce regulations within the juristiction of the command

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General Order 1

Back 2

-To take charge of this post and all government property in view.

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General Order 2

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-To walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert, and observing everything that takes place within site and hearing.

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General Order 3

Back 4

-To report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce.

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General Order 4

Back 5

-To repeat all calls from posts more distant from the guardhouse than my own.

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General Order 5

Back 6

-To quit my post only when properly relieved

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General Order 6

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-To receive, obey, and pass on to the Sentry, who relieves me all orderes from the commanding officer, officer of the day, and officers and noncommissioned officers of the guard only.

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General Order 7

Back 8

-To talk to no one except in the line of duty.

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General Order 8

Back 9

-To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder

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General Order 9

Back 10

-To call the corporal of the guard in any case not covered by instruction.

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General Order 10

Back 11

-To salute all officers and all colors and standards not cased.

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General Order 11

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-To be especially watchful at night, and during the time for challenging, to challenge all persons on or near my post, and to allow no one to pass without proper authority.

Front 13

What is the interior guard chain of command?

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-Commanding officer: Ensures security of the command
-Field officer of the day:Ensures security of the command
-Officer of the day: Supervises the main guard. Directs inspections of the guard by other officers or NCO's
-Commander of the guard: Ensures proper instruction, discipline & perfomance of the duty of the main guard
-Sergeant of the guard:Ensures proper instruction, discipline & performance of the duty of the main guard
-Corporal of the guard: In charge of the relief.

Front 14

Define deadly force:

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-The effort of an individual used against another to cause death, substantial risk of death, or serious bodily harm

Front 15

Six conditions that justify the use of deadly force:

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-Defend yourself
-Prevent crimes against people
-Apprehend individuals
-Establish and/or maintain lawful order
-Defend property not involving national security
-Defend property not involving national security but inherently dangerous to others.

Front 16

Define terrorism:

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Unlawful use or threatened use of violence to force or to intimidate governments or societies to achieve POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, or IDEOLOGICAL objectives

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Define perspectives of terrorism:

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-Terrorism is a cheap, low-risk, highly effective way for WEAK NATIONS, individuals, or groups to challenge stronger nations or groups and acheive objectives beyond their own abilities.

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What are long range goals of terrorism?

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GTI
-Gain recognition for their cause.
-Topple goverments
-Influence top level decisions.

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What are short range goals of terrorism?

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FFR 3D'S
-Focus on gaining recognition
-Freeing prisoners
-Reducing government credibility
-Disrupting communications
-Demonstrating power.
-Delaynig the political process

Front 20

What motivates terrorists?

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RPPPM
-Religion
-Presitge
-Power
-Political change
-Material gain

Front 21

Describe terrorist operations:

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-All seek to acheive their objectives through FEAR, INTIMIDATION AND FORCE
-Small secret groups
-Operate with the good will and support of sympatheic nations
-Groups share resources, expertise, and safe havens.

Front 22

Describe THREATCON:

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-Designed to STANDARDIZE security measures to SIMPLIFY anit-terrorism COORDINATION.

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What are the 4 THREATCON conditions?

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-Alpha
-Bravo
-Charlie
-Delta

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Describe Alpha THREATCON:

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-A GENERAL THREAT of possible terrorist activity. Exact nature is unpredictable.

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Describe Bravo THREATCON:

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-An INCREASED OR MORE PREDICTABLE THREAT of terrorist activity (as a result of intelligence)

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Describe Charlie THREATCON:

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-An incident has occured or intelligence has been received that some form of terrorist action is IMMINENT.

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Describe Delta THREATCON:

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-A terrorist attack has occured or intelligence indicates that a terrorist attack against a specific location is likely. LOCALIZED warning.

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4 common rules to protect against terrorist attack:

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BAT-P
-BE sensitive to the possibility of surveillance
-ATTEND periodic threat awareness briefings and hostage survival training.
-TRAVEL on busy, well traveled streets whenever possible
-PARK in well lighted areas with multiple exits

Front 29

What are the four ways to protect yourself from terrorist attacks?

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B-RPM
-Be unpredictable
-Remain vigilant
-Protect automobile
-Maintain low profile

Front 30

Define access:

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-The ABILITY AND OPPORTUNITY to obtain knowledge or possession of classified information.

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Define classification:

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-The determination by an authorized official that official information requires, in the interest of national security, a specific degree of protetection against unauthorized disclosure.

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Define compromise:

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-UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE of classified information to those who do not possess a current valid security clearance.

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Define "information":

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-Any OFFICIAL KNOWLEDGE, regardless of its physical form or characteristics, (written or verbal) that is owned by, produced or for, or IS UNDER CONTROL OF THE US GOVERNMENT.
- "Control" means the AUTHORITY of the agency that originated information, or its successor in function, to regulate access to the information.

-Any official knowledge that is controlled by the US Government

Front 34

What are the three levels of security classification?

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-Top secret
-Secret
-Confidential

Front 35

Define "top secret" security classification.

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-unauthorized discolosure could cause EXCEPTIONALLY GRAVE damage to national security

Front 36

Define "secret" classification.

Back 36

-unauthorized disclosure could cause SERIOUS DAMAGE to national security

Front 37

Define "confidential" security classification.

Back 37

-unauthorized disclosure could cause damage to national security

Front 38

What should be done upon finding unsecured, classified material?

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-PROTECT it from further compromise and notify the custodian or security manager immediately

Front 39

What methods do foreign agents use to collect information?

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OREO-L
-Observe; and photograph
-Read; news releases
-Eavesdrop, on electronic communications
-Obtain; classified documents
-Listen; to careless talk

Front 41

What does the commanding officer do?

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-Ensures the security of the Command

Front 42

What does the Field officer of the day do?

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-Ensures security of the command

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What does the Officer of the day do?

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Supervises the main guard. Directs inspections of the guard by other officers and NCO's.

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What does the Commander of the guard do?

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-Ensures proper discipline, instruction, and performance of the duty of the main guard

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What does the sergeant of the guard do?

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-Ensures proper discipline, instruction, and performance of the duty of the main guard.

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What does the Corporal of the guard do?

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-In charge of the relief