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26 Cards in this Set
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The 3 Duties of the Interior Gaurd
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PRESERVE order
PROTECT property ENFORCE rules and regulations |
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The 11 General Orders
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1 - To take charge of this post and all governement property in view
2 - To walk my post in a military manner keeping always on the alert and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing. 3 - To report all violations I am instructed to enforce 4 - To repeat all calls from posts more distant from the guardhouse than my own. 5 - To quit my post only when properly relieved 6 - To recieve, obey, and pass on to the sentry who relieves me all orders from the commanding officer, officer of the day, and officers and non-commisioned officers of the gaurd only. 7 - To talk to no one exept in the line of duty. 8 - To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder. 9 - To call the corporal of the gaurd in any case not covered by instruction 10 - To salute all officers and colors and standards not cased. 11 - To be especially watchfull at night and during the time for challenging, to challenge all persons on or near my post and to allow no one to pass without the proper authority. |
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Interior Gaurd Chain of Comman
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Commanding Officer
Field Officer of the Day Officer of the day Commander of the Gaurd Sergeant of the Gaurd Corporal of the Guard |
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Define Deadly Force
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Are efforts caused by an individual to another individual death or serious injury.
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The 6 Conditions that Justify the use of Deadly Force
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Defend yourself
Establish Lawful Order Apprehend Individuals Defend property not involving national securty Prevent crimes against people Defend property not involving national security BUT INHERENTLY |
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Terrorism
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The unlawful use or threats of violence to intimidate governemtns or societies to achieve political, religeioius, or ieological objectives.
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Perspectives of Terrorism
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A cheap, low-risk, highly effective way for weak nations, individuals, or groups to challenger stronger nations or groups and achieve objectives beyond their own abilities.
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LONG RANGE goals of Terrorism.
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- TOPPLE GOVERNEMENTS
- Influence top level decisions - gain recognition for their cause |
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SHORT RANGE goals of Terrorism.
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Focused on:
- Gaining recognition - reducing government credibility - obtaining funds and equipment - Disturbing Communications - Demonstrate Power - Delaying The political Process - Reducing the governments economy - Influence Elections - Freeing presoners, - Demoralizing and discrediting the security force - Intimidating a particlar group - cause governements to overreact |
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What Motivates Terrorism
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Terrorist are motivated by
- Religion - Prestige - Power - Political Change & Material Gain - Terrorist believe that they are an elite society and act in the name of the people. |
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Terrorist Operations
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Terrorist operate in small secret groups w/ little interaction and tight central control held by a few individuals.
- each group may have smaller functional units that have command, intelligence, support, and tactical responsibilities. - Terrorist operate with the good will and support of sympathetic foreign governments. - Terrorist share resources, expertise, and save havens. - Tactics and methods of operation may vary - ALL SEEK to achieve their objectives through FREAR, INTIMIDATION, and FORCE. |
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(THREATCON)
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Designed to standardize security measures.
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Normal
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No known threat indicated
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Alpha
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A general threat of possible terrorist activity
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Bravo
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An increased or more predictable threat of terrorist action.
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Charlie
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An incident has occured or intelligence has been recieved indicating that some form of terrorist action is imminent.
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Delta
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A terrorist attack has occured and or intelligence indicates that a terrorist action against a specific location is likely.
-Normally, declared as a localized warning. |
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Steps in reacting to a terrorist threat/attack
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There are no preventative measures that will insure 100% protection against serrorism; but there are known measures to protect us from attack.
- vary transportation routes - park in well lighted areas -Lock unattended vehicles - report unusual activities to local security - avoid traveling alone - travel only on busy, well travled thoroughfares - take proper security precautions during travel - attend periodic threat breifings & hostage survival training - Avoid establishing a pattern of attendance at events - keep a low profile and avoid attention - seek knowledge of local situation - be sensitive to possible surveillance |
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Ways to Protect yourself from Terrorist Attacks
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Maintain a LOW PROFILE
- do not cause attention from your appearance - blend into local environment - dont go out in big groups Be UNPREDICTABLE - style different in clothing - avoitd traveling alone - change routines and vary route Remain VIGILANT - watch anything suspicious -dont give out personnal info - make yourself a designated area for secure refuge if being followed - report any incident of being followed to mps and your command duty officer Protect your AUTOMOBILE - lock vehicle when leaving - avoid leaving vehicle at open areas - search vehicle for packages all around |
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Access
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the ability to obtain knowledge of classified information
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Classification
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Official information that has a specific degree of protection against unauthorized disclosure, determined by an authorized official
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Compromise
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Unauthorized disclosure of CLASSIFIED INFORMATION to persons who dont posses clearance/authorizeation
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Information
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Any official knowledge that can be communicated or documents under the control of the U.S. Government.
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3 Levels of Security Classifications
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Is the classification sevel applied to information whose unauthorized disclosure could reasonably be expected to :
Top Secret - Cause EXCEPTIONALLY GRAVE DAMAGE to national security Secret - Cause SERIOUS DAMAGE to national security Confidential - expected to CAUSE DAMAGE |
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What should be done upon finding unsecured Classified materials?
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Protect it from further compromise
and Notify the custodian or security manager |
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Methods foreign agents use in Collecting Information
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- Observe
- Read - Eavesdrop - Obtain Information - Listin |
