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37 Cards in this Set
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What are the phases of terrorist attack methodology? |
Target options, selection surveillance, target selection, detail Surveillance, training and preparation, the attack |
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What is target options? |
Potential targetsWhat is selection surveillance |
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What is selection surveillance |
Surveillance to except future consideration of a target to see if An attack is feasible |
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What is Target selection |
Target is selected by group to achieve the goal they are trying to accomplish |
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What is detailed surveillance |
Reveals routines, procedures, and vulnerabilities of targets |
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What is training and preparation |
Team is assembled and trained, logistics preparations are made |
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What is the attack |
Team wait for the right set of circumstances in the attack is carried out |
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What is critically assessments? |
Importance to the mission, effect, and recoverability |
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What is the vulnerability assessments |
Construction, accessibility, recognizability |
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What is the planning and responsive assessments |
Proactive and reactive Phases |
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What is FPCON normal |
Threat activity exist but warrants a routine security posture |
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What is FPCON Alpha |
Threats of activity towards installations |
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What is FPCON Bravo |
Increasing and more predictable threat |
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What is FPCON Charlie |
Incident has occurred or initial suggest an impending attack |
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What is FPCON Delta |
Terror attack has occurred on attack is likely |
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What happens on base when FPCON Delta is set? |
Base lock down |
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When was the last time FPCON Normal was set? |
Before 9/11 |
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What are the ATFP training requirements |
Level one awareness training All individuals in DOD Level two An Awareness training Officer |
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What is the assessment, warning and threat zones for the ECP? |
Visual range markers for gate guard |
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What are suicide bomber techniques for ECP? |
More expected occurrence, be alert to suicide bomber indicators |
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What are the four interview techniques in regards to an ECP? |
Neutral, relaxing, control, and symptomatic questions |
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What are obstacles and barriers in regards to an ECP? |
Disrupts or blocked me movement a personal and vehicles |
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Define deadly force |
Force that can cause death or serious bodily harm |
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What circumstances authorizes deadly force? |
Self defense, Assets involved in national security, assets it’s not involving national security but inherently dangerous to others, and serious offenses against persons |
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Are warning shots allowed? |
No but only by navy vessels and piers |
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What three components of the deadly force triangle? |
Opportunity, capability, and intent |
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What are the six steps in escalation of force? |
Presence, verbal warnings, soft physical pressure, hard physical pressure, non-lethal weapons, and lethal weapons |
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What do categories do the six steps in escalation of force fall into? |
Soft and hard controls |
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What does ROE stand for? |
Rules of engagement |
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What is the purpose of ROE? |
The guidance for the application of force |
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What does LOAC stand for? |
Law of armed conflict |
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What are a list of examples of violations of an LOAC |
Offenses against prisoners of war, civilians, sick, survivors of ships and aircraft, denial of quarter and offenses against surrender combatants, and deliberate attacks upon medical facilities |
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The population of a nation engaged in our conflict is divided into work two general classes |
Combatants and noncombatants |
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What is open fire |
Deliver Fire on a target |
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What is cease fire |
Stop firing |
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What is check fire |
Check Effectiveness of your shooting |
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What is responds to commands |
Repeating information back to the provider |
