Ma Manual Chapter 1

Front 1

What represents the machinery by which an organization plans and accomplishes its assigned responsibilities?

Back 1

Administration

Front 2

Administration provides for uniformity of operations in light of the continuing turnover of personnel within the naval service.

Back 2

True

Front 3

Which element of administration involves developing a selected course of future action?

Back 3

Planning

Front 4

Which element of administration is the authority which a commander in the military service lawfully exercises over his or her subordinates by virtue of rank or assignment?

Back 4

Command

Front 5

Which element of administration entails the orderly arrangement of materials and personnel by functions in order to obtain the objective of the unit?

Back 5

Organization

Front 6

Which element links together each of the elements of
administration and applies equally to all of them?

Back 6

Communications

Front 7

Who is responsible for the overall management of a
Security Detachment or Department?

Back 7

Security Officer

Front 8

From which functional area does the Security Officer
maintain records and correspondence?

Back 8

Administration

Front 9

From which functional area does the Security Officer
develop AT plans?

Back 9

Planning

Front 10

From which functional area does the Security Officer
disseminate information?

Back 10

Operations

Front 11

From which functional area does the Security Officer
discipline security force members?

Back 11

Personnel Management

Front 12

How often should the Security Officer conduct a detailed review of all Security Force post orders?

Back 12

At least Annually

Front 13

What document authorizes the Commander’s Authority for the protection or security of DoD property or places?

Back 13

Section 21 of the Internal Security Act of 1950

Front 14

For security departments having a total combined
strength (military and civilian including contract
security personnel) of __________ or more persons, an
assistant security officer should be considered for
assignment to run the department’s day to day
operation.

Back 14

100

Front 15

Who develops and manages the AT/FP program?

Back 15

Antiterrorism Officer

Front 16

After completing the required minimum ATO training, who is authorized to be an ATO?

Back 16

Commissioned Officer, Chief Petty Officer, Civilian GS-11 or higher

Front 17

The ATO manages resources that may include
watchstander gear, security boats, nonlethal weapons,
and inspection equipment.

Back 17

True

Front 18

Which of the following is an example of Random
Antiterrorism Measure (RAM)?

Back 18

Closing a base access gate without warning

Front 19

Who conducts interviews/interrogations and collects,
seizes, preserves, documents and stores evidence?

Back 19

Investigator

Front 20

Who is responsible for facilitating and establishing
policy for the Navy’s law enforcement/investigative
programs?

Back 20

NCIS

Front 21

What log will be kept of an interview/interrogation?

Back 21

OPNAV 5580/7

Front 22

Which security operation job primary duties involve
manning a stationary/static guard position, a walking
post, or a security patrol?

Back 22

Sentry

Front 23

Which security operation job primary duties involve
law enforcement?

Back 23

Patrol Officer

Front 24

Running a commercial vehicle inspection station is a
primary duty of the Vehicle/Boat inspector.

Back 24

True

Front 25

Who is in charge of the security boat and its mission?

Back 25

Harbor Security Boat Coxswain

Front 26

Who mans a crew served weapon to provide protective
fire during security boat operations?

Back 26

Harbor Security Boat Gunner

Front 27

Who provides the link between the community and
emergency services?

Back 27

Emergency Dispatcher

Front 28

Who is responsible for security, safety,
accountability, classification, maintenance,
requisitions, issuance, demilitarization, and proper
disposal of arms and ammunition?

Back 28

Armory/AA&E Supervisor

Front 29

Who maintains the security unit armory or ready for
issue room; conducts inspection of unit assigned
weapons, ammunition, and storage spaces?

Back 29

AA&E Custodian/Armorer

Front 30

Who handles, maintains, and trains a MWD to operate in both detector and patrol functions?

Back 30

MWD Handler

Front 31

What is the NEC for the Military Working Dog Handler?

Back 31

2005

Front 32

What is the NEC for the Military Working Dog Kennel
Master?

Back 32

2006

Front 33

A Master-at-Arms can receive the Military Working Dog
Handler NEC thru on-the-job-training (OJT).

Back 33

False

Front 34

MWD handlers originally trained solely for patrol dog
handling may receive comprehensive OJT for detector
dog handling.

Back 34

True

Front 35

Who determines the duty cycles, duty hours, and
methods of using MWD teams?

Back 35

Kennel Master and Security Officer

Front 36

Personnel who have been relieved of police duties for
misconduct pending investigation/disciplinary action,
etc., can be assigned to kennel support duties.

Back 36

True

Front 37

What are the minimum hours per week for a handler to
use a drug/explosive detector dog for drug/explosive
interdiction sweeps?

Back 37

5

Front 38

Which form is used for MWD Training and Utilization
Record?

Back 38

5585/1

Front 39

Which form is used for Canine Validity Test Data?

Back 39

5585/6

Front 40

Which form is used for Detector Dog Training and
Utilization Record?

Back 40

5585/3

Front 41

Which form is used for MWD Utilization Record
(Supplemental)?

Back 41

5585/2

Front 42

Which form is used for MWD Status Report?

Back 42

5585/4

Front 43

What proficiency level is a detector dog that can
detect a training aid 6-7 feet high?

Back 43

Level Five

Front 44

What proficiency level is a detector dog that can
detect a training aid 0-6 feet high?

Back 44

Level Three

Front 45

What proficiency level is a detector dog that can
detect a training aid 3-4 feet deep?

Back 45

Level Nine

Front 46

Who tactically leads Reaction Force to its objectives?

Back 46

Reaction Force Team Leader

Front 47

Who may augment fixed posts?

Back 47

Reaction Force Member

Front 48

Who is responsible for supervising all watch section
functions to include: Patrol, sentries, emergency
dispatcher and electronic security systems monitor,
harbor security, and the armory?

Back 48

Watch Commander

Front 49

The senior security operations member at the scene of
an incident, unless otherwise designated by the
Security Officer, who possesses the required tactical skills shall assume the duties as On-Scene Commander.

Back 49

True

Front 50

Who manages command security and AT training, the
Field Training Officer (FTO), and Personnel
Qualification System (PQS) programs?

Back 50

Patrol Supervisor

Front 51

Who manages command Antiterrorism/Force Protection
program?

Back 51

Antiterrorism Officer and Security Officer

Front 52

Who maintains, stores, processes, inventories, and
transfers custody of evidence?

Back 52

Evidence Custodian

Front 53

What is the OPNAV number of the bound evidence log?

Back 53

5580/24

Front 54

What is the OPNAV number of the Evidence/Property
Custody Document (ECD)?

Back 54

5580/22

Front 55

Status of Forces Agreements (SOFAs) establish the
rights and obligations of the U.S. and Host Nations
where our forces are stationed.

Back 55

True

Front 56

Who develops the Post Order for each fixed and mobile
post?

Back 56

Security Officer

Front 57

Visible security measures to create a “hard target”
that is difficult to attack and to disrupt terrorist
cycle of operations through the use of Random
Antiterrorism Measures (RAMs)

Back 57

Deter

Front 58

Alert, well-trained, and well-equipped watchstanders
armed with current intelligence to recognize and
report incidents of preoperational surveillance and
track potential threats

Back 58

Detect

Front 59

Measures and procedures commensurate with the threat
level; and based on a recent vulnerability assessment;
protect critical assets, capabilities, infrastructure
and personnel, and identify, classify, and neutralize
threats through well-rehearsed preplanned responses

Back 59

Defend

Front 60

Measures and procedures that minimize consequences of
a terrorist attack

Back 60

Mitigate

Front 61

Measures that restore mission effectiveness

Back 61

Recover

Front 62

What is the definition of Force Protection Condition
Alpha?

Back 62

Applies when there is an increased general threat of
possible terrorist activity against personnel or
facilities, the nature and extent of which are
unpredictable

Front 63

What is the definition of Force Protection Condition
Bravo?

Back 63

Applies when an increased or more predictable threat
of terrorist activity exists

Front 64

What is the definition of Force Protection Condition
Charlie?

Back 64

Applies when an incident occurs or intelligence is
received indicating some form of terrorist action or
targeting against personnel or facilities is likely

Front 65

What is the definition of Force Protection Condition
Delta?

Back 65

Applies in the immediate area where a terrorist attack
has occurred or when intelligence is received that
terrorist action against a specific location or person
is imminent

Front 66

Commanders will transform general measures and
procedures contained in each FPCON into specific
measures and procedures to protect their critical assets, capabilities, infrastructure, and personnel.

Back 66

True