3P051 Cdc Vol 1-4

Front 1

As a result of the reorganization of the War Department in 1943, which office was established?

Back 1

Air Provost Marshal

Front 2

After the Air Police school transferred to Parks AFB, California, it was redesigned as which defense school?

Back 2

Air Base

Front 3

On 1 September 1950, which organization was established at Tyndall AFB, FL?

Back 3

Air Police School

Front 4

What happened to the air bases located in the forward areas during the Korean War?

Back 4

They were suddenly overrun by the enemy.

Front 5

When was the ban lifted on women entering the security field?

Back 5

Jan 1985

Front 6

In Oct 1997, the security specialists, law enforcement specialists, and combat arms training and maintenance career fields merged into one career field that

Back 6

was redesigned Security Forces

Front 7

Which operation was launched against the Taliban in Dec 2001?

Back 7

Iragi Freedom

Front 8

You may display the Security Forces emblem and shield together when

Back 8

doing so enchances the career field image.

Front 9

Which statement describes our Security Forces symbol?

Back 9

Falcon over crossed runways

Front 10

In way year was the first trial issue of the shield approved?

Back 10

1957

Front 11

Security Forces members wear distinguishing uniform items because

Back 11

other personnel need to readily identify SF members during crisis situations

Front 12

As part of a more distinctive uniform, Security Forces personnel wear a beret with a Defensor Fortis flash, which

Back 12

identifies SF as an elite group charged with protecting the Air Force worldwide

Front 13

The beret is properly worn when the headband is straight across the forehead and

Back 13

1 inch above the eyebrows

Front 14

What Air Force specialty code is awarded to Security Forces members upon completion of the MWD handler apprentice course?

Back 14

3P051A

Front 15

What course is mandatory for award of the AFSC 3P051?

Back 15

SF Journeyman career development course

Front 16

You must complete Airman Leadership School prior to

Back 16

assuming the rank of SSGT

Front 17

The Code of Conduct is a guide for actings during

Back 17

War and as a prisoner of war

Front 18

Which Article of the Code of Conduct states, "I will never surrender of my own free will."

Back 18

Article II

Front 19

Which Code of Conduct Article are you following if you continuously attempt to escape when captured?

Back 19

Article III

Front 20

Your conduct when apprehending suspects should be IAW

Back 20

AFI 31-207, arming and use of force by air force personnel

Front 21

Which section acts as the liasion between the unit, base supply, hazardous materials, General Services Administration, and Defense Reutilization Marketing Office?

Back 21

S4S Supply

Front 22

When providing missile field security, how often do you test the alarm systems to ensure operational capabilities of the security system?

Back 22

As necessary

Front 23

When the launce facility (LF) is penetrated or unlocked, or a pay loader with a weapon is present, the LF is designated as

Back 23

a limited area

Front 24

The authority, capacity, power, and right of the military to police their own is known as

Back 24

military jurisdiction

Front 25

Federal statutes are laws passed by Congress, and these laws are contained in the

Back 25

US Code

Front 26

Through discussions, which international law was reached at The Hague and Geneva conventions?

Back 26

Law of Armed Conflict

Front 27

Military Jurisdiction stems from

Back 27

manual for courts-martial

Front 28

Which article of the UCMJ identifies the people who are subject to military jurisdiction or military law?

Back 28

2

Front 29

Article 5 of the UCMJ states that the UCMJ

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applies everywhere

Front 30

If a person subject to military law commits an offense overseas, that person

Back 30

can be tried in the US and vice versa.

Front 31

The punitive articles of the UCMJ are

Back 31

77 through 134

Front 32

The types of jurisdiction found on the US government installations are

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exclusive, concurrent, partial, and proprietary

Front 33

The federal government has sole authority to enforce the law on installations

Back 33

when the government has exclusive jurisdiction

Front 34

Under concurrent jurisdiction

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both the state and federal government have authority

Front 35

As a form of administration, where an occupying power exercises all executive, legislative, and judicial authority over an occupied territory, it is known as

Back 35

military government

Front 36

Which branch of the military has the primary responsibility of operations and administration during military government

Back 36

US Army

Front 37

During qualified martial law, SF members have the authority to

Back 37

detain civilians, not apprehend

Front 38

Which Article of the Uniform Code of Military Justice gives SF members the authority to issue lawful orders while executing their duties?

Back 38

92

Front 39

In order to preserve law and order, Title 18, Section 1382 of the US Code authorizes SF to

Back 39

detain civilians for on-base offenses

Front 40

Which right could you invoke when apprehending a person who, in your presence, commits

Back 40

Citizens right of arrest

Front 41

What is a posse comitatis?

Back 41

a summons for all able-bodied males of the country to aid the sheriff in keeping the peace or to pursue criminals

Front 42

Military Working Dogs greatest advantage to Security Forces is their

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superior ability to detect individuals, particularly during periods of reduced visibility

Front 43

MWDs should be kept on leash except when they must

Back 43

bite and hold a suspect or search an occupied building

Front 44

Before releasing a MWD to search a building, the handler must

Back 44

give a verbal warning stating they are about to release the dog

Front 45

What commands must the MWD obey prior to being assigned to operational duties?

Back 45

OUT and HEEL

Front 46

MWD teams can be effectively employed in almost every aspect of a unit's

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law enforcement, security, and contingency operations