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65 Cards in this Set
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sentry
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senteniel/ lookout
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post
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not limited by an imaginary line, but includes such as may be necessary for the proper performance of the duties for which a lookout was posted
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post orders
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specific to each post as to surveillance area reporting
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watch orders
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assign the responsibility & authority for each watch
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standing orders
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how the ships security will be conducted pier side
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authority of a sentry
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derived from us navy regulations
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What has authority over all persons on their post
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a sentry
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force protection conditions
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declared by military commanders & heads of DOD (president)
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fpcon normal
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a GEBERAL, GLOBAL THREAT of possible terrorist activity
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fpcon alpha
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a INCREASED GENERAL THREAT of possible terrorist activity
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fpcon bravo
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INCREASED MORE PREDICTABLE threat of possible terrorist activity
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fpcon Charlie
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INCIDENT OCCURS OR INTELLIGENCE INDICATING terrorist activity is likely that
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fpcon delta
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set in the IMMEDIATE AREA WHERE A TERRORIST ATTACK HAS OCCURED OR INTELLIGENCE IS RECIEVED INDICATING a specific threat
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RAM
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random anti-terrorism measures
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required in alpha and bravo
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RAM
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single most effective means to deter terrorist attack
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RAM
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types of surveillance
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foot
vehicle stationary |
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Most detailed survelliance
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foot
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most popular
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stationary
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verbal description procedures for water craft
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type
location speed direction |
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verbal description procedures for low flying aircraft
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type
color/markings location direction |
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You can NOT tell the speed of what?
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low flying aircraft
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immediate actions
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vary due to watch location
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ID
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should be checked for all pedestrians and vehicle drivers
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PET
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picture
experation tampering |
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Armory
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stores weapons, ammunition (military ordinance)
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access to armory
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access is designated IN writing by the CO
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review logs
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visitor/ escort
alarm activation privately owned weapons pass down. |
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OPNAV 5512/2
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authorization to carry a fire arm
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OPNAV 5580/19
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Desk journal
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OPNAV 5580/25
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law enforcement communications log
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OPNAV 5580/21
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field interview card
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OPNAV 5580/8
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telephonic bomb threat
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desk journal
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record events that happend on your shift
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field interview log
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minor incidents
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OPNAV 5580/1
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incident report
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deadly force
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a force that a person uses causing or that a person knows or should know would create a substantial risk of causing death or serious bodily harm or injury
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warning shots
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means of warning or stopping an approaching vessel
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most important side of the deadly force triangle
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intent (wilingness)
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deter
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failure to heed warning shots can provide a clear indication if hostile intent
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16May2003
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warning shots became authorized by secretary of defense
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weapons that can be utilized for warning shots
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crew served & m4/ m16
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warning shots are to be fired
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12 miles off coast line
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when firing warning shots
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aim- off set- depress
& should be 50 yd on either side of the vessel |
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5 w's
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when
where what why whether |
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TACTICAL IED
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used against an individual and may include;nail bombs, claymore type devices, pipe bombs ect.
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STRATEGIG IED
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used to gain attention world-wide, targeted twards a group
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MOST DEVISTATING potential IED
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automobile/ truck
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means of detonation for an IED
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time-type: clock device
command activated: cell phone action typ: pressure release, trip wires change in ambient conditions: light sensitive switches |
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do not touch
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IED
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employs command assets to defend against terrorist attack
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force protection action officer (fpao)
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sorm
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standard organization & regulation manual
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senior security force member supervising atfp watch standing
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chief of guard COG
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reaction forces
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swat team- first to respond
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who is in charge when CO is not present
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CDO
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example of a security alert
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unplanned Power loss
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pre planed responses can be found in
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ATFP
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security officer (seco)
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tactical advisor to the installation commander
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AT Tactical Watch officer
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defends installation against attack
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COG
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conducts guard mount
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best inspection tool
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five senses
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Map
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Medal
appendage pace maker |
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training requirements
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Non lethal weapons
level 1 schooling small arms Qual jqr pqs |
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PQS
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personal qualification sheet- follows you every where
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vehicle inspections
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inside to out side
top to bottom |
