Eaws Phase 1 & 2 Block 9 Security And Force Protection

Front 1

Who provides management, coordination and leadership for security and force protection?

Back 1

The public safety, force protection program officer.

Front 2

Explain DEFCON scale.

Back 2

Determines the posture of the military to prepare for the likelihood of war.

Front 3

What is FPCON?

Back 3

Force protection condition

Front 4

FPCON IS BASED ON...

Back 4

A. Terrorist threat level

B. Capability to penetrate existing physical security systems.

C. Risk of terrorist attack to which personnel and assets are exposed.

D. Asset ability to execute its mission even if attacked.

E. Protected assets criticality to their mission.

Front 5

Describe FPCON NORMAL

Back 5

General global threat exists.

Front 6

Describe FPCON ALPHA

Back 6

Increased or more predictable exists.

Front 7

Describe FPCON BRAVO

Back 7

Increased or more predictable threat of terrorist activity exists.

Front 8

Describe FPCON CHARLIE

Back 8

Incident occurs or Intel is recieved indicating terrorist action.

Front 9

Describe FPCON DELTA

Back 9

In immediate area where terrorist attack has occurred or when Intel is recieved that terrorist attack is imminent.

Front 10

What is DEFCON?

Back 10

Defense readiness condition

Front 11

What is DEFCON 5?

Back 11

Normal peacetime readiness

Front 12

What is DEFCON 4?

Back 12

Normal, increased intelligence and strengthened security measures.

Front 13

What is DEFCON 3?

Back 13

Increased in force readiness above normal readiness.

Front 14

What is DEFCON 2

Back 14

Further increase in force readiness, but less than max.

Front 15

What is DEFCON 1?

Back 15

Max force readiness

Front 16

DEFCON is a subsystem of....

Back 16

Alert conditions (Lertcons), emergicons, watchcons and fpcons.

Front 17

Explain THREATCON scale.

Back 17

Scale that determines the condition for defense of US homeland and assets abroad