Volume 1 Self Test Questions.

Front 1

In 1943 as a result of the reorganization of the war depo, what were the army air force military police companies renamed?

Back 1

Army airforce base security battalions.

Front 2

When did the designation "air police" come into effect?

Back 2

November 1948

Front 3

Why was base defense training discontinued in 1956?

Back 3

It wasn't making significant headway.

Front 4

When and to whom was the first air police shield issued?

Back 4

1959 to general Burnham. Air provost marshal

Front 5

When was our current shield adopted?

Back 5

1966

Front 6

Why do SF members wear distinctive uniforms?

Back 6

So personnel can easily identify SF members in a crisis.

Front 7

In initial stages of the Korean war, why did American and South Korean forces fall back?

Back 7

They were I'll prepared, air bases were being overrun, air police were the only armed people on base.

Front 8

Due to Korea, the air force was led to make what base defense decision?

Back 8

Build a extensive base defense capability by training air police who would train other airforce personnel.

Front 9

In the 60's, why was the name air provost marshal changed to director of security and Law enforcement?

Back 9

They wanted a title that included the responsibilities of the job.

Front 10

Operation safe side?

Back 10

The end of Vietnam led to the operations creation. An effort to upgrade airbase protection. Training SP in light infantry and special weapons. It's the basis of today's FPCON's.

Front 11

What career milestone happened in 1971?

Back 11

12 female airmen entered law enforcement specialty training.

Front 12

What's the purpose of the shift commander and what year was it introduced?

Back 12

To provide support to SP on duty by a SP commissioned officer. Introduced in 1975.

Front 13

During GLCM deployments, what role did SP play?

Back 13

SP were pivotal for safety and protection of the weapon system.

Front 14

What event found SP units involved in large scale war on foreign soil since Vietnam?

Back 14

Operation Desert Storm.

Front 15

After khobar towers, what action did AF direct to ensure force protection changes were instituted?

Back 15

Security and Law enforcement were merged. Created the name SF.

Front 16

What way did air mobility command adopt "first in" security force concept?

Back 16

Phoenix raven program.

Front 17

After 911, what security levels placed heavy demands on SF?

Back 17

FPCON Charlie.

Front 18

What unit conducted the career fields first combat parachute assault?

Back 18

786th sfs

Front 19

Where is ID applications of active and passive defense measures employed?

Back 19

Across the legally defined ground dimension of the operational environment.

Front 20

What year was the defensor fortis emblem and motto adopted?

Back 20

1997

Front 21

What the crosses runways on the SF flash represent?

Back 21

All bases and airforce operations.

Front 22

What are the DFC responsibilities?

Back 22

Total execution of integrated defense mission, includes tactical employment, training, admin, personnel management.

Front 23

What are duties of S-1?

Back 23

Maintenance of unit strength, development of maintenance of morale, decorations and awards.

Front 24

What sections compromise the s-2 branch?

Back 24

Anti terrorism, force protection, and investigations sections.

Front 25

What type of duties do combat arms personnel perform?

Back 25

Provide instruction for personnel on safety and qualification for assignment of weapons.

Front 26

What functions fall under S-5?

Back 26

Pass abd identification, reports and analysis, plans,installation security, maintaining SFMIS

Front 27

What agency publishes the SF CFETP?

Back 27

AF SF center

Front 28

What knowledge is mandatory for 3 skill level?

Back 28

SF weaponry, laws, directives, programs, installation security, resource security, law enforcement, airbase defense.

Front 29

What skill level must an SF member pissed before becoming a dog handler?

Back 29

3po51

Front 30

Who does the code of conduct apply to?

Back 30

All SF members and military personnel.

Front 31

What are your actions if you cannot contact your superior?

Back 31

Exercise discretion and follow your training, best judgment and common sense.

Front 32

As a SF member what are guidelines to exercising authority?

Back 32

Proffesionally, firmily,and a manner that commands respect from the public.

Front 33

What general conduct guideline would you violate if you consumed alcohol within 8hours?

Back 33

Attention to duty.

Front 34

What are examples of vehicle pursuit extreme situations?

Back 34

Vehicle with extremely dangerous material, vehicle whose occupants are suspects in an accident.

Front 35

What factors should you consider during a vehicle pursuit?

Back 35

mission impact, local policy, danger to the public, danger to self and others SF, experience in training, weather and road conditions, time of duty,facilities in route

Front 36

How long does it take to become acclimated to the heat and humidity in the AO?

Back 36

3 to 5 days

Front 37

Depending on the heat and your activity level how much water should you drink per hour?

Back 37

Half to one forth quarts of water per hour.

Front 38

Are the 2 types of cold injuries?

Back 38

Freezing and non freezing

Front 39

What is the safety distance a security forces member must maintain a while working around military working dogs?

Back 39

10' safety distance.

Front 40

Organization determines protective standards for dealing with blood borne pathogens?

Back 40

OSHA

Front 41

What is a blood borne pathogen?

Back 41

Micro organisms presented in the blood and cause disease

Front 42

What protective measures should security forces focus on when dealing with HIV HBV and HCV?

Back 42

Preventing exposures to blood and receive HBV vaccination.

Front 43

What is the universal approach to infectious disease control?

Back 43

Assume all blood and bodily fluids are infectious.

Front 44

Why should you never reuse or wash gloves.

Back 44

It can cause wicking. Allows water or fluid to travel through unwanted holes.

Front 45

What are the guidelines if you suspect you have been exposed to a blood borne pathogen?

Back 45

Immediately wash flush infected area. apply appropriate 1st aid go to medical.

Front 46

What is the aim of resiliency training?

Back 46

To create the most resilient defenders. to be able to thrive in a high tempo Operational environment.

Front 47

How can resiliency and performance be enhanced?

Back 47

Focus on physical social mental and spiritual fitness.

Front 48

What are the consequences of long term sympathetic system activation?

Back 48

High blood pressure, fatigue, digestive problems, sleep disorder, immune disorder, sexual dysfunction.

Front 49

When faced with a stressful situation what are the 4 initial reactions?

Back 49

Thoughts behavior physical reaction and emotions.

Front 50

Who are our closest allies in strength resilience?

Back 50

Team members

Front 51

What is the meaning of military jurisdiction?

Back 51

The authority capacity power and right of the military to police their own.

Front 52

What are the 3 sources of military jurisdiction?

Back 52

US constitution, federal statutes, International laws.

Front 53

What source of military jurisdiction provides the president with the title commander in chief?

Back 53

The US constitution.

Front 54

Who is subject to the UCMJ?

Back 54

Anybody affiliated with the military.

Front 55

What does article 5 of the UCMJ state?

Back 55

That and UCMJ applies no matter where you are.

Front 56

Both state and federal government have authority to enforce the law on installations.

Back 56

Concurrent

Front 57

The US has the same rights as any property owner.

Back 57

Proprietary

Front 58

Federal government has sole authority to enforce laws.

Back 58

Exclusive

Front 59

When overseas where does a commander's right to exercise authority originate?

Back 59

The US laws.

Front 60

Define an occupied territory.

Back 60

Any area not in the US or one of its possessions.

Front 61

When declared what does martial law provide?

Back 61

The relief and rehabilitation of the people reestablishment of economy protection of life and property.

Front 62

What does the UCMJ provide all branches of the armed forces?

Back 62

Unified consolidated common system of military Justice.

Front 63

What is the federal tort law?

Back 63

A body of rights obligations and remedies applied by courts in civil proceedings to provide relief for person who has suffered?

Front 64

How are military working dogs used effectively in a unit?

Back 64

In almost every aspect of units security/law enforcement.

Front 65

What Air Force goal do drug detection dogs support?

Back 65

Drug free environment.

Front 66

What type of searches is appropriate for detection dogs?

Back 66

Searching buildings vehicles baggage packages and aircraft.

Front 67

Before releasing a military working dog inside a building what factors must the handler consider?

Back 67

Danger to self and dog, type and size of building, time of day, indication of forced entry, the possibility of innocent people.

Front 68

During security operations what is the military working dogs primary mission?

Back 68

Deter detect and detain intruders in areas surrounding Air Force resources.

Front 69

What is the greatest advantage of military working dog teams?

Back 69

Superior ability to detect individuals.

Front 70

How do we make military working dogs more visible to the public?

Back 70

By holding demonstrations.

Front 71

Who provide specific guidance on using military working dogs to conduct searches on base?

Back 71

The staff judge advocate.

Front 72

What is an interview?

Back 72

Questioning person who has information of official interests to the interviewer.

Front 73

What are the specific reasons we interview?

Back 73

Verify or corroborate previous learned info.

Front 74

What are the reasons for an interviewee to be reluctant to talk to investigators?

Back 74

Fear of involvement inconvenience or resentment.

Front 75

What is the 1st step in planning for an interview?

Back 75

Terminating the time and place to conduct the interview.

Front 76

The alternating approach to interviewing?

Back 76

Combination of direct and indirect approach.

Front 77

What process should the investigator follow if the interviewee becomes emotionally distraught or stunned following an interview?

Back 77

Don't let them leave alone. Only release to 1st sergeant or commander, supervisor or designee.

Front 78

The most common types of interviews security forces will accomplish on a day-to-day basis?

Back 78

Canvas and field interviews.

Front 79

What is the primary rule in testifying in court?

Back 79

Tell the truth

Front 80

What actions should you take prior to testifying in court?

Back 80

Review the case file

Front 81

How should you present your testimony?

Back 81

Loud and clearly.

Front 82

What is SMARTnet?

Back 82

Security management and automatic resource tracking network.

Front 83

What is the purpose behind smartnet?

Back 83

To consolidate programs maximize efficiency reduce resource allocation.

Front 84

What does the acronym e-TTPG stand for and how is it used?

Back 84

Electronic tactics techniques and procedures guides used to train security forces personnel.

Front 85

Who in your unit will use e-TTPG to train security forces personnel?

Back 85

The s-3 training section. And supervisors.

Front 86

What is the DBIDS?

Back 86

An access control system designed to enhance force protection.

Front 87

To use the DBIDS handheld device correctly what is the best way to hold the device?

Back 87

Hold the device with the non firing hand and aim laser down.

Front 88

What are your actions if the DBIDS information does not match the person presenting the card?

Back 88

Deny entry detain and contact BDOC.

Front 89

What is the primary reason the SFMIS was developed?

Back 89

To meet congressionally mandated reporting system.

Front 90

What are the combat arms capabilities in SFMIS?

Back 90

Training request, class assignment, weapons course, Air Force form 522, weapons training data, supply account.

Front 91

Who must ensure trained personnel use SFMIS to me installation needs?

Back 91

Installation defense force commander.

Front 92

What is the NCIC?

Back 92

Any electric clearinghouse of crime data providing to every criminal Justice agency nationwide.

Front 93

What is the objective of the security forces training program?

Back 93

Build aggressive, lethal, maneuverable, air minded,capability based, combat focused defenders.

Front 94

What is the methodology of security forces training program?

Back 94

Evaluate train evaluate.

Front 95

Who plays a key role in your success and the success of the mission.

Back 95

My supervisor.

Front 96

What is the purpose of SMC training?

Back 96

Standardizes basic individual and team fire arms tactical skills necessary to engage hostile threats.

Front 97

What does the DPE measure?

Back 97

You're ability to perform the duties required for a specific duty position.

Front 98

What is the purpose of flight level exercises?

Back 98

To maintain a high degree of unit readiness.

Front 99

What are all personnel briefed on before conducting any exercise?

Back 99

On weapon and ground safety follow all traffic rules.

Front 100

How often should local exercises be conducted?

Back 100

At least once a year.

Front 101

What 2 forms are used when issuing weapons?

Back 101

Form 629 and 1297

Front 102

What do BDOC controllers used to keep priority of responses in mind?

Back 102

By using a local resource priority list.

Front 103

Who can determine the need for additional duress alarms on your insulation?

Back 103

Installation defense counsel.

Front 104

Who review staffing requirements for a level one confinement facility at least annually?

Back 104

The defense force commander.

Front 105

What's the minimum rank/skill level required for confinement personnel?

Back 105

E-4 and a 5-level

Front 106

What type of confinee's are housed in level 3 confinement facilities?

Back 106

Post - trial, life and death sentences