Army Study Guide Physical Security

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What FM?

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FM 3-19.30

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What AR?

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AR 190-13

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When security lighting provisions are impractical, what are needed?

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1. Added security posts

2. Patrols

3. MWD patrols

4. NVDs

5. Other security means

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2 primary concerns for security?

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Prevention and protection

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Objectives of security education program?

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Get personnel acquainted with the reasons for security personnel

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Describe standard barbed wire...

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13.5 gauge twisted, double strand with four point barbs spaced equal distances apart

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Vulnerability?

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Gaps in security

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CDR must ensure that appropriate physical security measures are taken to minimize the loss of what?

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1. Personnel

2. Supplies

3. Equipment

4. Material through both human and natural threat

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Interval for placing warning signs for a limited area on or outside the limited area physical barrier?

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No more than a 100 ft

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2 major categories protective barriers be divided into?

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1. Structural

2. Natural

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Purpose of security?

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Safeguard materials, personnel, equipment, prevent, prevent sabatoge

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4 types of fencing?

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1. Chain link

2. Barbed wire

3. Concertina wire

4. Barbed tape

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3 designations of restricted areas?

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1. Controlled area

2. Limited area

3. Exclusion area (Greatest degree of security)

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Protective barriers are designed to define what?

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Physical limits, activity, area

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Challenges to security...

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1. Contol of poulation

2. Info dominance

3. Multinational and interagency connectivity

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Site security is comprised of what major sub elements?

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1. Detection

2. Delay

3. Response

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Subelement of overall site security system includes what?

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1. Intrusion elements

2. Assessment

3. Entry control

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Detailed physical plan?

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Should include special and general guard orders. Access and material control. Protective barriers, lighting systems, locks, and IDS