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Target Options |
Once a terrorist or terrorist group decides to conduct an attack they begin the process of TARGET SELECTION |
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Selection Surveillance |
Each potential target will receive some degree of LIGHT SURVEILLANCE to DETERMINE acceptability for further consideration. |
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Target Selection |
Based on Phase 2 surveillance, terrorist SELECTS TARGET or SET of TARGETS |
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Detailed Surveillance |
DETAILED, and often LONG TERM. conducted againsted chosen target. Surveillance will reveal routines, procedures, and security measures so that VULERNABILITIES can be identified and planned against |
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Training and Preparation |
Attack plan is Developed Attack team assembled and trained Logistics preparations made |
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The Attack |
Once phase 5 is accomplished, terrorists wait for the right set of circumstances to make their attack.
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Five Phases of Terrorist Attack Methodology |
1. Target Operations 2. Selection Surveillance 3. Target Selection 4. Detailed Surveillance 5. The Attack |
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List and discuss (3) tactics used by terrorists |
1. bombing 2. Hostage Taking 3. Kidnapping 4. Hijacking / Skyjacking 5. Seizure 6. Raids or Attacks 7. Sabotage 8. Weapons Mass Dest(WMD) 9. Information Warfare (IW) |
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Define an ECP |
ENTRY CONTROL POINT 1st point of contact for those seeking access. Most Critical part of defense Include access points, piers, flight lines, and other restricted areas. *It's here that potential terrorists are detected and neutralized. |
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Criticality is assessed by these 3 components.. |
1. Importance to the mission 2. Effect (if crippled or lost) 3. Recoverability |
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Vulnerability of an area is determined by these 3 components... |
1. Construction 2. Accessibility 3. Recognizability |
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General Reqs for ATFP training: LEVEL 1 Awareness training |
Individual security and awareness and Antiterrorism training are essential elements of an overall AT program. Each individual must share this responsibility by ensuring proper degree of alertness and employment of personal protection measures. |
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General Reqs for ATFP training: LEVEL 2 Antiterrorism Officer Training (ATO) |
Each installation / deploying unit must have at least one assigned ATO. ATO's are responsible for managing AT program, advising commander on AT issues, and providing Level 1 Awareness Training. |
