Antiterrorism Nwp 3-07.2

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What Navy Doctrine is for Antiterrorism/Force Protection?

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NWP 3-07.2

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The calculated use of unlawful violence or threat of unlawful violence to inculate fear is ____.

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Terrorism

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To reduce the vulnerability of individuals and property, to include limited response and containment by local military and civilian forces is ___.

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Antiterrorism

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OFFENSIVE measures taken to prevent, deter, and respond to terrorism is ____.

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Counterterrorism

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Counterterrorism programs are addressed in where?

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National Security Decision Directives, National Security Directives, contingency plans, and other classified documents.

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A security program to protect SERVICE members, civilian employees, family members, facilities, and equipment is ____.

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Force Protection

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The goal of the Navy's AT/FP program is to _____ terrorism.

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Deter, deny, defeat

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____ involves projecting a VISIBLE ability to defeat a terrorist attack.

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Deterrence

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Combating terrorism is the responsibility of _____.

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Evey individual in the Navy

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Long-range objectives of terrorism are ____.

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Revolutionary, sub-revolutionary, establishment

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Mechanisms used to label terrorist groups are ____.

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State directed, state supported, non state supported

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What is the basic operational unit of the terrorist group?

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Cell

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What are the three typical cells found in terrorist groups?

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Operational cell, intelligence cell, auxiliary cell

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Cells are kept separated during planning and rehearsals. True? False?0

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TRUE

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Multiple operations/targets usually are hit with individual teams knowledge. True? False?

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FALSE

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Surveillance personnel will some time take part in attacks. True? False?

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FALSE

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Terrorist attacks are targeted at the weak or undefenced to ensure high chances of success and publicity. True? False?

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TRUE

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What are the most commone and readily assembled device?

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Pipe bombs

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Besides assassination, arson, bombing, hostage taking, what are other types of terrorist attack?

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Hijacking or skyjacking, seizure, raids or attacks on facilities, sabotage, weapons of mass destruction, information warfare.

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USS Cole and Kobar Towers are examples of ____ attack?

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Bombing

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What are the six-step process encompassing targer selection, training and preparation before an attack?

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Target option, selection surveillance, target selection, detailed surveillance, training and preparation, the attack

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Target selection is at phase ____.

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3

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Phase 2 is ____.

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Selection surveillance

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What is the first phase?

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Target option

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How many levels of threat does DoD use to define the degree of the terrorist threat?

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4

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What describe the terrorist threat environment in a country where terrorist activity occurs?

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Terrorist Threat Levels: High, Significant, Moderate, Low

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At what level of FP condition conduct normal security practices while a GENERAL threat of possible terrorist activity exists?

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Normal

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When there is a possible terrorist activity against personnel and installantions, what FP condition should be applied?

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FP condition Alpha

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What are the actions of FP condition Alpha?

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Secure buildings, increase security spot checks and limite access point.

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When an increased and more PREDICTABLE thereat of terrorist activity exists, FP Condition elevates to ___.

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FP conditon Bravo

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At FP condition Brave all vehicles and objects have to move at least ____ meters from buildings.

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2

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What criteria sets FP condition Charlie?

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An incident occurs or intelligence is received indicating terrorist action is imminent

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What are actions of FP condition Charlie?

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Minimum limit access points, randomly search vehicles, centralized parking of vehicles

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What is the highest alert of FP condition?

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FP condition Delta

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FP condition Delta applies after a terrorist attack has occurred in the immediate area. True? False?

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TRUE

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FP condition Delta applies when intelligence has been received that terrorist action against a specific location is likely. True? False?

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TRUE

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Search all vehicles, all suitcases, positive identify all personnel, close public and military roads and facilities are actions of ____.

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FP condition Delta

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What manual is for combating terrorism?

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DoD O 2000.12-H DOD Anti-Terrorism Handbook

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Intelligence products are feed from where to where?

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National Intelligence Community, DOD Intelligence Centers, Navy Intelligence Assets, Regional Intelligence Centers, Unit

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The assimilation of data that has been gathered, but not fully correlated, analyzed or interpreted, is ___.

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Information

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Product resulting from the collection, exploitation, processing, integration, analysis, evaluation, and interpretation of available information, is ____.

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Intelligence

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Who provides intelligence products be used in the command's AT/FP plan?

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Counterterrorism/Counterintelligence centers

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What serves as the baseline for determining the degree and the type of FP required?

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Counterterrorism/Counterintelligence analysis

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Who is responsible for detecting and counteracting foreign intelligence activities gathering information that adversely affects U.S. NATIONAL security interests?

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FBI

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Who produces assessments of the actual or potential terrorist threat targeted against U.S.MILITARY interest throughout the world?

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DIA

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Who has primary investigative and conterintelligence jurisdiction within the DON?

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NCIS

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NCIS agents support the ____.

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JSIVA (Joint Staff Integrated Vulnerability Assessment Program), CNOIVA (the CNO Installation Vulnerability Assessment Program), PIVA (the Navy's Port Integrated Vulnerability Assessment Program)

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Who maintains a constant watch to analyze various information and intelligence for possible terrorist threats against NAVY and MARINE CORPS commands?

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ATAC (Navy Antiterrorist Alert Center)

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What staff ATAC?

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NCIS analysts, active duty and reserve intelligence personnel

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What is Navy's principal vehicle for disseminating terrorism warnings to Navy and Marine Corps commands?

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ATAC spot message

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What is raw intelligence, normally based on fragmentary information about fast breaking events and may contain substantial inaccuracies or uncertainties that must be resolved through subsequent report and analysis?

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Blue Dart

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What is the inherent right to use all necessary means available and take all appropriate actions to defend ONESELF and U.S. forces in one's vicinity?

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Individual self defense

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What are elements of self defense?

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Necessity and proportionality

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Self defense has to be reasonable in what perspecs?

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Intensity, duration, and magnitude of a hostile act or intent.

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In order to warrant the use of deadly force, a potential threat must possess: ____.

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The apparent means, the imminent ability, the apparent intent to commit a hostile act

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Antiterrorism Officer has responsibilities of: ___.

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Creats and executes AT/FP programs, prepares AT/FP plans, manages AT/FP re-sources, conducts antiterrorism training

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Who are on AT/FP Board?

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XO, ATO, department heads, intelligence personnel, NCIS, medical, dc assistant, MA, physical security officer, legal

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Sources of vulnerability assessment are ____.

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JSIVA, CNOIVA, PIVA

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Consequence management planning is a ____ process.

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3-step: impacts and consequences, resources required, training and exercising

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What are the levels of AT training?

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Level I-individual, Level II-Unit FPO/ATTO, Level III-PCO/XO leadership, Level IV-Senior executive

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Level I individual personnel protection awarenes training includes ____.

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Threat levels/FP conditions, IED, JS Guide 5260, IPM wallet card, local specific threat information

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Level II unit antiterrorism officer training includes ____.

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Terrorism, terrorist operations, terrorist surveillance, individual protective measures, hostage survival.

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Level III commander anterrorism training includes ____.

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O-5 and O-6, unit, squadron, group commanders, pre-command training

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Level IV executive level commander training includes ____.

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O6-O8, National Defense University