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60 Cards in this Set
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Which conditions must exist before military intervention in a civil disturbance is ordered?
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The extent of the disturbance makes it obvious that local authorities will not be able to restore order
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Who is responsible for coordinating all Federal Government activities relating to civil disturbances
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The Attorney General
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In the event of a civil disturbance, who has been designated Executive Agent for the Department of Defense in all matters pertaining to the planning of military resources?
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The Secretary of the Army
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Intervention falls into a total of how many categories?
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Two
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What term identifies a temporary government function organized to restore order within a country or locality?
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Martial Law
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What term identifies a mass of people whose members lose their concern for laws and authority and follow their leaders into unlawful and disruptive acts?
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Mob
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Who is influence by psychological behavior factors during civil disturbances?
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Officer in charge of the control force
Chief Petty Officer in charge of the control force Members of the crowd |
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What would cause a control force member to commit acts that he would normally suppress?
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Feeling of anonymity
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Which conditions can help stem or prevent impersonality between members of the crowd control force?
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Racial and Ethnic balance
An understanding of the people involved in the disturbance. |
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Which characteristics will help a person resist the tendency to conform with group behavior?
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Strong convictions
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Which characteristics replaces the normal control within members of a crowd when emotional contagion prevails?
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Raw Emotion
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A crowd usually considers its actions to be...
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morally justified
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Why do mobs often direct verbal abuse toward disturbance control forces?
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To cause them to take actions that later may be exploited as acts of brutality
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Involves extremely violent, often radical tactics.
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Terrorism
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Involves many small groups of dessidents acting irrationally out of fustration and bitterness
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Dispersed riot
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Involves fanantically dedicated participants on whom the threat of arrest has little or no effect
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Idealistic protest
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Involves thousands of people protesting within their rights
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Mass demonstration
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The control force should avoid using provocative measures to impose a degree of control beyond its capabilities
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True
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Which factors may influence or necessitate the decision to seek an interim objective
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Time of day
Sympathies of the public Magnitude of the confrontation |
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What is the primary factor that contributes to the reduction of intensities between the control force and the dissident element?
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Communications
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Out of the principles of civil disturbance control. Which one is applicable in full measure to each disturbance situation?
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Minimum force
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Which policy statements regarding the use of deadly force is true
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The use of deadly force should be preceded by a clear warning
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Which actions is the main objective for isolating an area during a disturbance?
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To prevent the disorder from spreading
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Which factors is NOT a variable of a crowd or mob?
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Crowd and mob mood
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What characteristics does a crowd possess that is not present in a mob?
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A collective sense of fear
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What is the attitude of mob members toward the law
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They loose all sense of fear of the law
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Out of the crowd control techniques which one includes an attempt to facilitate the protestor's opportunity to peacefully demonstrate
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Cooperation
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When the military is charged with control of a civil disturbance, who will issue the Presidential proclamation to the community?
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CO's representative at the scene
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What crowd control technique would employ the marching of a well-equipped and highly disciplined control force into view of an assembled crowd?
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Show of force
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The actual apprehension and processing of civilian law violators should be done by what authority
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Civil police officers
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When used against a mob during cold weather, which of the following is a highly effective deterrent?
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Water
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Which tactics should not be used against a mob
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Dare
Bluff Threat |
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When the front of the mob cannot retreat because of pressure from behind, the mob should be attacked from what direction?
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The rear
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Using blank cartridges is highly recommended when combating mob violence
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False
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What formations are most frequently used to disperse mobs?
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Wedge
Line Echelon |
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A helmet, face shield and flak jacket are sufficient protection to confront a mob
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False
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An offensive formation used to penetrate and split crowds
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Wedge
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Used to turn groups in either open or built-up areas, and to move personnel away from buildings
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Echelon
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Used to push or drive crowds straight back or accross an open area
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Line
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Which riot control weapon is most effective in a crowd control operation and, if lost, does not create a serious threat?
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Baton
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How should you familiarize your control force with the stress of mob confrontation
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Conduct an actual riot using some of your force as the mob
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Control forces on duty for extended periods of time tend to suffer from which of the following conditions
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Strain
Anxiety Fatigue |
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Which element may cause a control force to act excessively?
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The fatigue factor
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A permanent deviation from a specific security requirement.
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Exception
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Any unit of the naval shore establishment.
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Activity
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An armed force derived from host and tenant commands
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ASF(Auxiliary Security Forces)
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Petty larceny
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Pilferage
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Corrective courses of action and expected dates of completion.
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POA&M
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Principal advisor in matters pertaining to the security of classified information.
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Security Manager
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Offensive measures taken to prevent terrorism.
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Counterterrorism
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All assests
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Property
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A real property entity
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Facility
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Responsible for the development of a command's physical security program
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Security Officer
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A written temporary relief
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Waiver
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A grouping of facilities
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Installation
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Who is ultimately responsible for all security?
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CO
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What intruction covers in detail how the security officer should perform his duties?
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OPNAVINST 5530.14
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The duties of a Security Department falls into a total of how many basic categories?
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Five
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Regardless of its size or mission each activity is required to have which of the following security committees?
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PSRC
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Who should act as the chairperson of the physical security review committee?
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Security Officer
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