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What does BDOC stand for?

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Base Defense Operations Center

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When does the blotter open in 12s?

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Days: 0530-1729 Mids: 1730-0429

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When does the blotter open in 8s?

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Days: 0530-1329 Swings: 1330-2129 Mids: 2130-0529

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What gear will you bring when reporting for duty?

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modular service vest

  • inclement weather gear
  • handcuffs with case and key
  • plate carrier, and/or body armor (if available)
  • advanced modular helmet
  • appropriate magazine pouches
  • disposable gloves with pouch
  • Safari Land holster with dual retention for any post authorized to carry the M18 handgun,
  • radio case
  • whistle
  • pocket notebook and pen
  • flashlight
  • hearing protection
  • expandable baton/carrier (if qualified)
  • TASER (if qualified)
  • Restricted Area Badge (RAB)
  • flight line driver’s license
  • state driver’s license (if issued)
  • Common Access Card (CAC) (at all times)
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What government agency monitors the radio frequencies?

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FCC: Federal Communications Commission

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What are the SFS response codes?

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Code 1: Normal Response

Code 2: Urgent Response

Code 3: Emergency Response

Code 4: Wants & Warrant

Code 5: Traffic Stop

Code 6: Restroom Break

Code 7: Lunch Break

Code 8: Subject in custody

Code 8A: Other sex in custody

Code 9: Change radio frequency

Code 10: Status

Code 11: Duress/Alarm

Code 12: Funds Escort

Code 13: immediate Assistance Needed

Code 14: Muns Escort

Code 15: Susp package

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What will you do in the event of jamming both SFS nets?

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You will use Channel 3

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Who will you notify when a possible jamming of the net is happening?

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o S3/S3O

o Notify Posts and Patrols via any means possible.

o CP (command post)

o Base LMR

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How often will landline checks be conducted with patrols when radios are down?

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Every 10 min

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Why are duress words made?

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Ensure all personnel authorized unescorted entry into any restricted area has a means of covertly alerting other personnel if they are under duress.

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Who makes the duress words and when are they changed?

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Made by: 49 SFS/S5XP

Changed: Every 6 months unless compromised

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Who will know the duress words?

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All personnel working in restricted areas will know the current primary, alternate, and exercise duress words and how to use them.

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What are examples of active duress?

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Engaging the duress button

Pedal or utilizing the current duress word in normal conversation.

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What are examples of passive duress?

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Failing to follow standard operating procedures and mis-authentication/authenticating incorrectly

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What will you do for duress OUTSIDE a restricted area?

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  • BDOC will initiate a code-9 and conduct status checks (if SF member is under duress)
  • BDOC will brief and dispatch patrols to conduct sector sweeps or dispatch to last known location
  • Challenge and place all the individuals involved at a disadvantage.
  • Call for backup (if necessary).
  • Separate the person who indicated duress from all the other challenged individuals and ascertain why they indicated duress.
  • Apprehend the suspect who placed the person under duress.
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What will you do for duress INSIDE a restricted area?

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  • BDOC will initiate a code-9 and conduct status checks (if SF member is under duress).
  • Initiate a Helping Hand/Covered Wagon.
  • BDOC will brief and dispatch patrols to conduct sector sweeps or dispatch to last known location.
  • Challenge and place all the individuals involved at a disadvantage.
  • Call for backup (if necessary).
  • Separate the person who indicated duress from all the other challenged individuals and ascertain why they indicated duress.
  • Apprehend the suspect who placed the person under duress.
  • The ESRT will purge the affected area.
  • Follow further instructions from the BDOC Controller and Flight Chief/Sergeant until the situation is terminated.
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17
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What gives SF the authority to apprehend individuals?

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Article 7b of UCMJ

Rule 302 MCM

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What other federal and local law do SF enforce?

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  • New Mexico State Statutes
  • The Internal Security Act of 1950.
  • Title 10.
  • Title 18.
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19
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What are SF’s 4 Authorities

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  • Detain
  • Apprehend
  • Report
  • Correct
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What jurisdictions are on HAFB and where are they?

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  • Exclusive: Main gate & Welcome center
  • Proprietary: Sousing area south of Mesquite Road, the West Gate, areas west of Bare Base, and Vandergrift Rd leading to and including the La Luz Gate
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21
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When will AFJIS reports be conducted?

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All incidents in which SF responds and a crime has occurred or in situations dictated by S3/S3O

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Who can authorize searches, seizures, and apprehensions?

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Military judges & Qualified commanders

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What are the FPCON levels and their definitions?

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Normal: This applies at all times as a “general threat” of terrorist attacks, hostile acts, or other security threats always exists in the world.

Alpha: Applies to a “non-specific threat” of a terrorist attack or hostile act directed “against DoD elements and personnel”

Bravo: Applies when an “increased or more predictable threat” of a terrorist attack or hostile act exists and is “directed against DoD elements and personnel”

Charlie: This applies when a terrorist or hostile act “incident occurs within the commander’s area of interest (AOI)”, or intelligence is received indicating “a hostile act” or some form of ‘terrorist action or targeting against DoD elements, personnel, or facilities is likely”.

Delta: This applies when a “terrorist act or a hostile act has occurred” or is anticipated against specific installations or operating areas.

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Who can authorize FPCON to change?

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49 WG/CC

49 WG/CV

54 OG/CC

49 OG/CC

49 MSG/CC

49 SFS/CC (DFC)

NOTE: 49 SFS/CC retains the right to immediately declare increased FPCON measures based on emergent localized threats for HAFB.

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What are BDOCs routine duties?

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  • Track Patrols/Enforce Patrol Sectors
  • Dispatch Patrols
  • Maintain Blotter
  • Conduct Civilian Police Agency Status Check
  • Notifications outside the Organization
  • Implement/Direct Building Checks
  • Initiate and Terminate Be On the Look Outs (BOLOs)
  • Evidence
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IEC Changeover

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IECs are responsible for the proper function of their gate IAW the following guidance:

  • Conduct a joint inspection with the off-going entry controller. Account for all OI books, associated paperwork, leadership photographs, and all gate equipment.
  • All discrepancies will be annotated in the pass-on book and reported immediately to the BDOC Controller and flight leadership.
  • Ensure the following items are available:

o DBIDS handhelds

o Special Event Request with applicable guest lists (weddings, functions, etc.)

o EALs

o Pass-on book

o Current Suspended/Revoked/Barment or Warrant (SRBW)

o Visitor Pass Log Book

o Pickup/Restrictions Orders

o Bloodborne Pathogen Kit and First Aid Kit

o AF Form 378/Evidence Tags

o Current applicable SSI’s

  • Entry controllers will not allow unauthorized personnel to loiter at the gate nor will unauthorized personnel be allowed to use the telephone.
  • Tobacco products are prohibited on post and in GOVs. Tobacco products may only be used in pre-designated smoking areas.
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27
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When will BDOC report for changeover?

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45 Min prior to guard mount

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Where is primary and Alt BDOC located?

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Primary: Bldg #525

Alt: Bldg #35

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What are BDOCs emergency duties?

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  • Implement QRC
  • Monitor Duress Code System
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What are HAFB’s alarm priorities?

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  • Priority 1. PL 3, Command Post, Building 29.
  • Priority 2. PL 3, West Ramp Restricted Area.
  • Priority 3. PL 3, Main Ramp F-16 Restricted Area.
  • Priority 4. Response to transient protection level aircraft will be in accordance with the assigned PL designation of the aircraft. Response priority may be modified by the DFC as determined by manpower availability and the current situation.
  • Priority 5. PL 4 resources to include Ground Control Station (GCS) Area.

o AA&E facilities.

o Funds facilities

o Key Medical (Drug Storage) facilities.

o Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF).

o Classified Storage facilities.

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What are the different types of recalls?

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  • Recall of SF Augmentees Recall of the entire team or portions
  • Communication Test Recall
  • General Recall
  • Pyramid Recalls
  • Selective Recall
  • Communications-Out (Comm-Out) Recall
  • Telephone Standby
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Procedure for 9-1-1 calls?

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  • Answer by saying “911 where is your emergency”
  • Gather all information from the caller
  • Do not hang up or put it on hold until patrols are there
  • Treat every call as an emergancy till found otherwise
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Procedure for crime stop phone?

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  • Answer by saying “Crime stop, do you have a crime to report?”
  • Gather all information from called (They do not have to give their name)
  • Do not hang up or put it on hold until patrols are there
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34
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What does NMLETS stand for?

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New Mexico Law Enforcement Tracking System

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Terrorism Screening Center Hit Procedures?

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  • Notify patrols after having them secure mics
  • Notify OSI
  • Patrols will secure individual (Code 8)
  • Do NOT put the name in the blotter
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What is an FPCON Alerting Message (FPCAM)?

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  • Down channeled report from higher headquarters informing personnel of a change in readiness posture.
  • Notification will come from the Command Post, upon receipt BDOC will make appropriate notifications and implement appropriate FPCON checklists.
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What is an NDA?

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National Defense Area

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What is an NM CYFD Intake Report?

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Investigations/Flight Chiefs and BDOC Controllers will receive an email from the New Mexico Children, Youth and Family Department (NM CYFD) regarding an incident with a child that has been reported to CYFD.

  • Upon receiving a CYFD report the BDOC controller will review the case and contact S3OI and AFOSI for further instructions.
  • After coordination with S3OI and AFOSI, brief the Flight Chief/Sergeant and take any appropriate actions directed, then complete a blotter entry stating the disposition
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Integrated Base Defense (IBD) Concept?

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  • The concept of IBD is to understand first (plan and identify vulnerabilities), see first (delay, use sensors, Thermal Imager [TI]/Closed Circuit Television [CCTV]) and act first (neutralize the threat before it reaches the resource).
  • This is accomplished utilizing a total force concept where every Airman is a sensor. All Airmen are responsible for maintaining vigilance in their areas to identify threats or situations and sounding the alarm
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RAMs meaning and factors?

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  • Random Antiterrorism Measures

RAMs rely on multiple factors including, but not limited to:

  • The Threat.
  • Target Vulnerability
  • Criticality of Assets
  • Security Resource Availability
  • Impact on Operations
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How to trace a phone call at BDOC?

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  • Place the call on HOLD, TRANSFER, or CONFERENCE
  • Get a second appearance… i.e. Dial Tone
  • Dial 121 to activate the trace
  • When you hear the Dial Tone
  • Press the pound key (#) on your phone
  • Wait 10 seconds for the confirmation tone
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BDOC’s response to gate runner?

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  • Repeat the transmission; “GATERUNNER” (identify the gate).
  • Re-transmit the vehicle description as it was relayed from the entry controller
  • Dispatch an adequate number of patrols and ensure patrols acknowledge dispatch
  • Continue to monitor the situation until the vehicle has been located by responding patrols.
  • Notify flight leadership if patrols must be called off a prior dispatch

Prompt actions from responding patrols is essential to effectively locating and stopping gate runners and protecting personnel and resources.

  • The patrol directing search efforts directs available patrols to maximize the effectiveness of search efforts; ensuring searches include key areas and critical facilities. The BDOC controller will record the search result once a patrol has searched the assigned area(s).
  • In the event a vehicle enters the base unlawfully, security forces will actively patrol the base in an effort to locate the suspect vehicle
  • Patrols will not engage in other activities unless directed or approved by flight leadership.
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Law Enforcement Patrolman Responsibilities?

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  • Patrols will enforce all violations and adhere to uniform, equipment, and firearms standards IAW this OI.
  • The primary duties of a SF patrol include: protecting personnel and property, preventing pilferage, supervising road traffic, enforcing traffic laws and regulations, maintaining good order, performing escorts and building checks.
  • All law enforcement-certified personnel will also be knowledgeable and proficient with criteria in AFI 31-115, AFOSI 71-102, Squadron OI 31-6, Criminal History Reporting and Security Forces Training Reference Guides (SFTRG).
  • Upon assuming post conduct a joint vehicle inspection with the off-going patrol. Account for all assigned equipment and conduct operational test. Patrols will perform first echelon maintenance on SF vehicles. Operators will annotate the Vehicle Inspection Form IMT 1800 for inspections they conduct at shift change and anytime vehicles are deadlined or placed into operation.
  • Conduct facility checks IAW building check sheet. Patrols will brief the BDOC Controller of status of the facilities checked and annotate checks on the sheet.
  • Conduct funds and munitions escorts. Patrols will brief the BDOC Controller on destination, time of departure, and description of the vehicle being escorted. Upon termination, the patrol will authenticate with the BDOC Controller.
  • Investigate all incidents/accidents assigned by the BDOC Controller and complete incident/accident reports prior to completion of shift. Respond to all dispatches given by the BDOC Controller. Handcuff and search all apprehended individuals. Elderly persons and physically handicapped personnel will not be handcuffed unless it is deemed necessary for Patrolman’s safety. Hostile individuals apprehended will remain handcuffed in the interview room with an armed guard present. * Complete AFJIS reports for incidents they were dispatched to as required by AFJIS.
  • AFJIS reports will be completed within 24 hours and routed to the Level 1 approver.
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What are the patrol sectors?

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Sector 1: South of RW 25, East of RW 34

Sector 2: South of RW 07, West of RW 34

Sector 3: North of RW 07, West of RW 16

Sector 4: North of RW 25, East of RW 16

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Command post duress procedures?

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  • Dispatch two patrols to Bldg 29 and establish a 360. If available dispatch an MWD team to assist.
  • Inform Installation Gates to initiate Stop outbound traffic and initiate stop, check and pass on inbound traffic until status can be ascertained.
  • Initiate a Helping Hand.
  • Attempt to make contact with personnel inside CP and ascertain their status.
  • If BDOC receives a secure status, have the senior CP controller step outside the main door and contact the designated patrol.
  • Release gate traffic
  • Dispatch Patrol and MWD team if available will conduct a joint interior sweep with the Senior CP controller.
  • Once sweep is complete Patrol will contact BDOC to authenticate and terminate the response.
  • If BDOC cannot make contact or receives an unsecure status from personnel:
  • Dispatch Patrol to utilize the CP emergency entry key to make entry.
  • Flight Chief/Sergeant will initiate a covered wagon.
  • Contact the Installation Commander to receive authority to contact 19th Air Force Command Post (DSN 228-7400) to notify them of the helping hand.
  • Initiate Hostage/Barricaded Suspect Checklist
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49 WG Alternate Command Post Activation?

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The BDOC operator will:

  • Communicate with the senior CP controller to verify the Alternate Command Post (ACP) location. Note: Bldg 898 is the primary relocation facility.
  • Notify the Flight Chief of the ACP activation and the selected location.
  • During FPCON Alpha or higher, dispatch MWD team, if posted; if not, dispatch an ESRT to the selected location to conduct a purge and sweep of the alternate location. Ensure the purge team remains in place and provides security of the facility until the relocation has been completed.
  • Dispatch a patrol to the back entrance (Tabosa Ave) of Bldg 29 with instructions to:
  • Make contact with the senior CP controller.
  • Maintain surveillance over CP personnel and classified material until personnel are prepared to depart.
  • Escort personnel from Bldg 29 to the designated ACP using the most direct route. Do not allow vehicles between you and the CP vehicle.
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47
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Who directs foot patrols and how are they done?

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  • S3O and FCs
  • Minimum of 2 patrols
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Funds escort requirements

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o Between $150 and $4,999.99 requires only the funds handler.

o $5,000 to $24,999.99 requires the fund’s handler and one escort from the activity.

o More than $25,000 requires the fund’s handler and one SF member.

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49
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How often will status checks be done when a patrol is escorting funds?

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Every 3 min

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50
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What hazard class requires a muns escort?

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hazard class 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, and 1.6 explosives

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Munitions primary and alt route?

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  • Primary Route. The primary route will be West Gate Avenue to 49er Avenue, Kelly Road, and Douglas Road to the Munitions Storage Area.
  • Alternate Route. The alternate route (secondary) will be via West Gate Avenue, West Eleventh Street, Delaware Avenue, and Saber Road, to the Munitions Storage Area. Utilize the alternate route only if the primary one is inaccessible.
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52
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What will BDOC do for AWOL personel?

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They will have patrols detain the person and transport them to bldg #35. They then will contact their respective branch of service. OSI will deal with all Air Force

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53
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What is form 3226?

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AF Form 3226/Authority to Apprehend in a Private Dwelling.

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54
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What is DD Form 2817?

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evidence chain of custody form

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What is DD Form 2701

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Initial Information for Victims and Witnesses of Crime (VWAP)

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What is form 2708 and how is it used?

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  • RECEIPT FOR PRETRIAL/POST-TRIAL PRISONER OR DETAINED PERSON
  • Used to release a person to their first Sgt
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57
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How long will you wait for a kid under 18’s parents?

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60 Min

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58
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How will you question a kid under 18?

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You will get to their level and let them lead the conversation and take notes

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What is DD Form 1920

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Alcoholic Influence Report

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How long is the deprivation time for the New Mexico Implied Consent Law?

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  • Under the provisions of the New Mexico Implied Consent Law, a 20-minute deprivation period must be accomplished before a violator may be administered a breath test. During the deprivation period, the violator must not eat, drink, chew or smoke.
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What is AF IMT 1176?

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Authority to Search and Seize and affidavit

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Military Per Se Limits?

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.08 BAC or higher

.05-.07 Charge with article 113

Under 21: .01 or higher

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Civilian Per Se Limits?

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DUI: .08-.15

Aggravated DUI: .16 +

Under 21: .02

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64
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What is domestic violence?

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The threatened use of force or violence against a person, or a violation of a lawful order issued for the protection of a person who a current or former spouse, a person with whom the abuser shares a child in common, and a current or former intimate partner with whom the abuser shares or has shared a common domicile

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What is Domestic Abuse?

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Domestic violence or a pattern of behavior resulting in emotional/psychological abuse, economic control, and/or interference with personal liberty that is directed toward a person who is: A current or former spouse, a person with whom the abuser shares a child in common, a current or former intimate partner with whom the abuser shares or has shared a common domicile

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66
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What is the difference between domestic violence and abuse?

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Violence is the act of hitting or striking someone inside the house. Abuse is more emotional and does not include hitting

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Amber Alert (1st Responder Procedures)?

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  • Notify patrols/FCs
  • Close gates until BOLO can be put out
  • Interview parents or caregivers
68
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Amber Alert Criteria (4 things)

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Is this confirmed abduction?

Is the child 17 or younger?

Is there imminent danger or threat to life?

Is there information that can be provided to the public which could result in safe recovery?

69
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What defines a major vehicle accident?

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  • Over $10,000 in damages
  • Car is immobilized
  • Someone dies/ goes to the hospital
  • Drugs are at play
70
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What is a fresh pursuit and who authorizes it?

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Flight Chief

A pursuit off the base of an individual believed to have committed a major crime has classified material and has weapons of mass destruction.

71
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When are most hostages killed in a Hostage Incident?

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First 30-45 min

72
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How is oral barments be done?

A

Patrols will contact BDOC and FCs if they concur the SJA will be notified and you will do a 3-way phone call with the JA and the wing CC

73
Q

What are the 3 zones in an active shooter?

A

Hot, Warm, Cold

74
Q

Installation Entry Controller Responsibilities

A
  • Entry controllers will take a position outside the gate and maintain positive control over approaching traffic at all times.
  • Ensure all approaching vehicles stop at the posted IEC.
  • Conduct 100-percent hands-on physical and visual inspection checks of all vehicle operators, occupants and pedestrians) and will also utilize the DBIDS handheld scanner, so long as DBIDS is operational.
  • Bollards will be taken down as directed per SSI’s. During mass evacuation procedures, bollards may be removed to expedite traffic exiting the installation. Contact the Flight Chief/Sergeant if additional guidance is needed.
  • Suspension, Revocation, Barment, and Warrant (SRBW) Check. The DIBDS fulfills the requirement to check personnel against the SRBW List. If DIBDS is inoperable entry controllers will hand check the vehicle occupants and pedestrians identification against the printed SRBW and notify BDOC if a person is listed on the SRBW. The hand check will be conducted 24 hours, 7 days a week until DBIDS is operational. * If DBIDS or the SRBW shows a person is attempting entry that is barred from or restricted from operating motor vehicles on HAFB or another installation detain the person, up channel the incident to BDOC and await a decision for further actions (i.e., immediate oral barment, apprehend or allowance of access).
  • During WC duty hours visitors will be turned around and directed to the WC utilizing the following procedures:
  • Entry controllers will maintain control of the person’s identification (e.g., driver’s license) when denying entry. As personnel exit the installation, the entry controller will stop all traffic and walk with the vehicle to the turn-around point, wait until the vehicle is turned around and facing outbound, then relinquish control of the person’s identification back into their possession.
  • After Hour Visitor Passes. IECs will be required to issue visitor passes during periods when the WC is closed.
75
Q

What are the open areas on HAFB?

A
  • Open Area #4: Command Post
  • Open Area #5: GCS Controlled Area
  • Open Area #8: MMG Ramp/Main Ramp
  • Open Area #9: West Ramp Restricted Area
  • Open Area #12: Controlled Area of West Ramp
  • Open Area #14: Test Group/North Ramp
  • Open Area #15: NMSA
  • Open Area #20: Telephone Exchange/Frame Room
76
Q

How long can Golf-1 issue a pass for?

A

72 Hours

77
Q

What needs to be on an event EAL?

A

o Last Name, First Name, MI

o Date of birth

o Social Security Number

o Driver’s license state of issue

78
Q

What is the difference between a Contained and Uncontained gate runner?

A

Contained: The vehicle/person(s) is stopped by the barriers

UnContained: The vehicle/person(s) is NOT stopped by the barriers.

79
Q

What are the pre established checkpoints on HAFB?

A

Tango 1, Tango 2, Paint Shack

80
Q

What checkpoints will be used for gate runners?

A

Tango 2 & paint shack

81
Q

When will barrier testing be done?

A

Sunday between 0100-0400

82
Q

What is the final denial barrier system (FDBS)

A

Designed to stop vehicles and prevent unauthorized access when entry controllers are unable to otherwise prevent unchecked entry.

83
Q

When will the FDBS be activated at golf one?

A

When the IEC has no other means to stop a vehicle from entering the base unchecked.

84
Q

How many people can an 18 year-old sponsor at a time?

A

10

85
Q

How many people can someone 17 and under sponsor at a time?

A

2

86
Q

Actions if a MILITARY member denies an IEVC at the gate?

A
  • Ask the member for DL, Registration, and insurance and notify BDOC
  • Advise the individual the check is by the order of the Installation Commander and failure to obey the order is a violation of Article 92
  • If still no, apprehend member and advise of article 92
  • BDOC will do a 3-way call with 49 WG/JA and 49 WG/CC to get the authority to search the vehicle
87
Q

Actions if a CIVILIAN member denies an IEVC entering the gate?

A
  • Ask the member for DL, Registration, and insurance and notify BDOC
  • Advise the operator that refusal to permit the check may result in revocation of base driving privileges and/or denial of base access. If the individual still refuses and is attempting to enter the installation, retain the member’s ID (if base issued) and deny entry.
  • Conduct a plain-view search
  • Detain individual(s) in question. BDOC and patrol will coordinate barment procedures with 49 WG/JA. BDOC will coordinate with 49 WG/JA for a three-way telephonic conversation with SFS, 49 WG/JA, and 49 WG/CC for barment consideration. If contraband, further discussion may occur on probable cause determination for search authorization and search authority.
88
Q

Actions if a CIVILIAN member denies an IEVC leaving the gate?

A

If the individual was exiting the installation when stopped for the IEVC, notify BDOC.

  • Conduct a plain-view search for any contraband and/or stolen government property and contact BDOC, who will contact 49 WG/JA for further guidance (i.e. barment, search authorization).
  • If given instructions to release the subject, annotate all pertinent information (i.e., if spouse, visitor, unit assigned to) for possible base barment and allow the vehicle to depart the installation.
89
Q

Who can authenticate an EAL?

A

The DFC, on-duty flight sergeant or Security Forces personnel E-5/GS-7 or higher

90
Q

What must EALs contain?

A

Name

Rank

DoD CAC Identification Code

Badge number

Organization

Clearance status

Inclusive dates of travel

91
Q

When is Golf 1 Open

A

24/7

92
Q

When is the west gate & the search Pit open?

A

Monday - Friday

0600-1800

93
Q

What is a safe haven?

A

The act of securing DOD, Arms, Ammunition and Explosives, and related HAZMAT materials

94
Q

What info will BDOC give the gates for emergency entry?

A

Agency

Number of vehicles

Number of personnel

95
Q

What are the procedures for Operation Wrong Turn?

A

-Get ID from the driver and have them pull over

  • minimum of 2 SF will make contact and complete 3907
  • Notify OSI and ask if they will be coming out
96
Q

How long do you have for an Operation Wrong Turn?

A

20 Minutes

97
Q

Request for Political Asylum Procedures

A
  • Put the individual out of view of the public
  • Do not search
  • Notify BDOC by saying “I have Seven Bridges, Repeat, Seven Bridges at (location)”
  • BDOC will notify S3/S3O, DFC, AFOSI, JA, and the CP controller
  • OSI will watch the search and transport of the individual.

Do not mention any information over the telephone or radio such as name, nationality, or nature of the request, etc.

98
Q

General Responsibilities of an ISRT?

A
  • Driver must have a current stateside and Air Field driver’s license in their possession. Comply with all Air Field Driving guidance while operating on the Flightline. (REF)
  • Apply sign/countersign procedures
  • ISRTs must have a RAB, and display it properly while on duty.
  • Stay within the confines of their designated areas per the SSI’s unless properly relieved.
  • Maintain vigilance over the assigned area, pay special attention to the avenues of approach to the restricted area to detect and neutralize threats to PL 1, 2, or 3 resources.
  • Remain mobile and conduct random checks of the assigned area during hours of darkness, reduced visibility, and during increased FPCONs.
  • Conduct a joint post relief and receive a briefing from the off-going ISRT leader on area discrepancies and pertinent pass-ons. Do not relieve off-going personnel until all vehicle/equipment discrepancies have been reported to BDOC or fixed.
  • Respond to incidents as directed by BDOC.
99
Q

What is an AF FM 1199C?

A

Restricted are badge (RAB)

100
Q

What is the max amount of people an escort can escort at a time?

A

10

101
Q

What is the Master Restricted Area Badge Listing (MRABL)

A

Master listing of all individuals allowed into a restricted area and their RAB numbers.

102
Q

When will the MRABL be prepared

A

Every month by the 5th day

103
Q

What vehicles are allowed on the flight line?

A

o GOVs

o POVs with authorized airfield driving pass displayed on the dash.

o Inspection Team/SAV Team rental cars are considered GOVs and must still have the airfield driving pass on the dash.

104
Q

When are Non-DoD civilians allowed on airfield, in hangars, or in areas between hangars?

A
  • Civilian contractors or government employees authorized to work on the airfield or in hangar areas.
  • Escorted tours arranged by Protocol, PA, or an aircraft commander.
  • DV tours, orientation flights, and special static displays arranged by Protocol.
  • Air shows
105
Q

When responding on the Flightline how will you park?

A

No closer than 50 feet toward the front of the plane with the driver door facing the plane. Leave the keys in the vehicle

106
Q

How are restricted area boundaries marked?

A

Red lines 4 to 6 inches in width

107
Q

How are flight line ECPs marked?

A

A painted white line

108
Q

Who will notify BDOC of the changeover of security of the RAMPS?

A

MOCC

109
Q

How soon after Code-9 Up/Down will a status check be done?

A

30 Seconds

110
Q

What is Sign/Countersign used for?

A

for expedited entry into restricted areas during alert launches, ID force, and EM response to known emergencies and ensure continued protection for resources within the restricted area

111
Q

Who will give out the Sign/Countersign?

A

49 SFS/Plans and Assessments

112
Q

When does Sign/Countersign change?

A

Every month on the first day at 0001

113
Q

Inspection Team Entry Procedures?

A
  • Entry is based on the team members’ possession of a valid home installation AF Form 1199, Air Force Entry Control Card and local authenticated EAL.
  • The team chief will ensure the EAL is presented to the Installation Commander or designated representative of the unit to be inspected or visited. The visiting team normally coordinates the visit with and provides advance notice to the Installation Commander. If this is the case, advance notice serves as EAL validation.

o If advance notification was not received or there is doubt concerning the team’s validity, the Installation Commander or designated representative will verify the visit and team EAL by contacting the team’s home unit or MAJCOM/NAF Command Center.

  • Once verified, the Installation Commander or designated representative will approve the EAL, “validated” (DATE) (signature/rank).
  • A SF member (E-5/GS-7 or above) will authenticate the EAL; make sufficient copies for BDOC, CP and all ECPs/areas as required.
  • Remove all team EALs from security posts and destroy them as soon as the team leaves the installation.
  • Treat rental vehicles used by inspector teams as government vehicles for the duration of the inspection or visit.
  • HQ AETC Directorate and Special Staff Agency personnel may be issued a home base RAB for the sole purpose of conducting SAVs to subordinate units. These badges will have no open areas and will be stamped “SAV.”
  • HQ AETC/IG RABs will have all areas open and the word “Inspector” stamped on the front of the RAB.

Local Inspection Teams. Personnel on local inspection teams must possess a valid HAFB-issued RAB with the area open that is applicable to the area of requested entry and must be listed on an authenticated EAL. A copy of a properly authenticated EAL will be given to the post controlling entry into the restricted area.

  • Operational Readiness Inspection (ORI) teams will possess their home base issued RAB supported by an authenticated EAL.
  • HQ AETC/SAV teams will possess an RAB with no areas open and be over stamped “SAV”. The badges may be used only in conjunction with official SAV duties and will authorize unescorted entry to areas specifically identified on an authenticated SAV EAL.
  • If all information checks out, then entry is granted.
  • Inspectors will not use the Chemical Warfare (CW) code entry authentication system.
  • Inspectors will not be challenged with the sign/countersign during Phase II inspections.
114
Q

What are Crew orders?

A

A EAL for Transient aircraft on HAFB. They will be authenticated by a SF member E-6/GS-07 or higher.

115
Q

ISRT/ESRT Procedures for PL3 transient aircraft?

A
  • conduct a joint check of the aircraft
  • brief the AC/C of the current duress words and how to utilize them
  • ensure that a sufficient amount of light-all units are available to illuminate the interior of the area
116
Q

ISRT/ESRT Procedures for PL1/2 transient aircraft?

A
  • Send FC and the ESRT to the aircraft parking site with an EC
  • FC will ensure sufficient rope, stanchions, and restricted area and ECP signs are available.
  • ESRT leader will report to the AC/C or designated representative to obtain pertinent instructions, aircrew flight orders
  • ESRT will notify the AC/C of the current duress words and how they will be utilized in a duress situation
  • will conduct a joint walk-around of the aircraft with the AC/C or designated representative
117
Q

What is a “Stop Alert”

A

HAFB units will take preplanned measures to prevent a successful hijacking. Meant to block a plane from taking off.

118
Q

Safe Haven IEC Duties?

A
  • Notify BDOC of a Safe Haven request at your location, include number of vehicles and personnel.
  • Shut down in bound traffic and reroute traffic to another IACP.
  • Instruct the convoy commander to remain in their vehicle.
  • Conduct a walk around of all vehicles visually inspecting for unauthorized personnel and suspicious packages.
119
Q

What will you do for a secure hold?

A

All shipments will be taken no matter what.

  • Notify 49 LRS
  • Notify 49 EMS/NMSA
  • 49th LRS will inspect the shipment
  • Escort to NMSA or Bldg 930 pad
  • Keey eyes on till NMSA takes shipment
120
Q

What is a Free Zone?

A

A free zone is an area inside of a restricted area that allows individuals to have unescorted entry to do a sed job.

121
Q

Who must all free zone requests go through?

A

49 SFS/S5I

122
Q

Who is responsible for Surveillance over free zone boundaries, providing escorts, and preventing unauthorized entry into the restricted and controlled areas of a Free Zone?

A

The most directly associated with the project, as determined by the 49 WG/CC and DFC

123
Q

Non-Secure Facilities Procedures?

A

A facility that is able to be accessed during non-duty hours is considered Non-Secured.

  • Patrols (At least 2) will do a walk around the facility looking for signs of entry or anyone inside the facility
  • When it is deemed no one is inside of the facility one patrol will remain until the facility manager can arrive to secure the facility
  • SF and the facility manager will do a walkthrough to confirm nothing is out of place
  • If the facility manager will not/can not come contact S3O for further directions
  • If it appears the facility is broken into and someone is in it fall back to cover and challenge anyone who exits.
124
Q

What classification are duress words

A

For Official Use Only (FOUO)

125
Q

Photography in a restricted area procedure?

A
  • Check if the individual has authority from the security manager of that area
  • If not detain the individual
  • Fas away from resources
  • Contact OSI
  • Delete photos
  • Military charge with article 92
  • Civilians charge with Title 18 US Code Section 795
126
Q

Where is the primary CP located?

A

Bldg # 29

127
Q

When will SF post an EC at CP?

A

During higher FPCON

Post name: Echo-1

Post limits: 10 Feet from the door

128
Q

What open area must you have open on your RAB to enter CP?

A

Open Area #4

129
Q

What are the Anti-Robbery Procedures?

A
  • SF will respond code 2
  • Try to contain individuals to the smallest area possible
  • Apprehension/detention of the individual
  • Secure the scene for further processing
130
Q

Unauthorized Aircraft Landing/Runway Intrusion response?

A

ISRT Responsibilities:

o Have alpha change their radio frequency to the crash net.

o Respond to the taxiway closest to the A/C landing blocking off access to the restricted area.

o Maintain surveillance from a position not closer than 300 feet. Do not dismount your vehicle unless in the performance of duty.

ESRT Responsibilities:

o Have alpha change their radio frequency to the crash net.

o Respond to end of taxiway closest to where the A/C landed. Shadow A/C to final parking spot.

o Wait for BDOC instructions, Authority to intercept and hold aircraft will come over the Secondary Crash Net from Base Operations or the Control Tower.

o Do not enter the CMA without permission from the Control Tower.

o Maintain surveillance from a position not closer than 300 feet. Do not dismount your vehicle unless in the performance of duty.

o Unless an onboard emergency exists, attempt to instruct all personnel on the aircraft to remain in the aircraft until they are properly identified. As passengers disembark the aircraft, prevent unauthorized personnel from entering the restricted area

131
Q

What governs Restricted Area Entry Control Requirements?

A
  • AFI 31-101, Chapter 7
  • HAFB Integrated Defense plan (IDP).
132
Q

What is a Helping Hand?

A

An unusual event towards a PL 1,2,3 resource

133
Q

What is a Covered Wagon?

A

An actual or possible hostile action towards a PL 1,2,3 resource.

134
Q

How will BDOC changeover be conducted?

A
  • Off going BDOC will provide a detailed list of events that happen throughout the day
  • On coming, BDOC will review the pass-on book
  • On coming, BDOC will NEVER take over ongoing events or alarms
  • On coming, BDOC will verify NMLETS is up and logged in
  • On coming, BDOC will verify all QRCs, SSIs and binders are present.
  • On coming, BDOC will verify DBIDS is logged in.
135
Q

What are BDOCs primary means of communication?

A

Base station radio system

Portable radios

136
Q

What are the radio channels?

A

Channel 1 - SFS-1(Primary)

Channel 2 - SFS-2 (Alternate)

Channel 3 - Fire-Crash

Channel 4 - FC TACT-1

Channel 5 - FC-TACT 2

Channel 6 - FC TACT-3

Channel 7 - FC TACT-4

Channel 8 - CE-1

Channel 9 - Medical

Channel 10 - EOD

Channel 11 - DV

Channel 12 - RNG MX

Channel 13 - RNG OPS

Channel 14 - Unassigned

Channel 15 - Unassigned

Channel 16 - Land Mobile Radio (LMR)

137
Q

What are the Emergency Response Notifications procedures?

A
  • All notifications will be made per the matrix
  • Notifications will be made as soon as possible and when all information is collected about a situation
  • If someone higher ranking the 49 SFS/CC is notified the chain of command will be back briefed
138
Q

How will SF respond to a natural disaster?

A
  • Notify post and patrols of the situation
  • Help CP and public affairs notify the base (Door to door)
  • Send patrol to notify Fam Camp
139
Q

How will SF respond to a QF-16 drone mishap?

A
  • Setup a 2000-foot cordon
  • Wait 24 hours if explosives are on board
140
Q

Why would an NDA be needed?

A

Aircraft diverts to civilian airports.

An aircraft carrying nuclear weapons makes an emergency landing.

It is necessary to temporarily immobilize nuclear weapons ground convoys.

An aircraft crashes.

Other unplanned emergency occurs.

141
Q

How will BDOC do a Security Reporting and Alerting System (SRAS)

A

When a security incident is identified affecting a PL 1,2,3 resource BDOC will do the following:

  • Notify CP with a SALUTE report and the PL affected
142
Q

What will you do for a DBIDs/NCIC wants and warrants hit?

A
  • Notify patrols to detain the individual
  • Confirm hit
  • Notify NMSP
  • Turn the individual over to NMSP
143
Q

How will patrols transport

A
  • Purge vehicle prior
  • Notify BDOC of code 8 with your starting location, reg, current mileage, and final destination
  • When at final destination notify BDOC of new milage
  • Re-purge your vehicle
144
Q

How will SF respond to a fire?

A

SF will respond to assist fire. Any individual that refuses to leave the facility will be detained

145
Q

What will you do for individuals driving with suspended/revoked licenses?

A

Military:

  • Verify licenses status via DBIDS
  • Charge with Article 92
  • Ticket with 1408
  • Release via 2708

Civilian:

(Exclusive)

  • Verify licenses status via NCIC
  • Ticket with 1805
  • Issue Base Driving Privileges Revocation Letter

(Proprietary)

  • Contact NMST or OCSO
146
Q

What are diffrent cordon sizes?

A
  • Accidents/incidents involving chemical agents or biological agents require a cordon 1 mile in radius upwind and crosswind and 2 miles downwind.
  • Accidents/incidents involving nuclear/conventional weapons or radioactive material require a minimum of 2,000-foot radius cordon
  • Accidents/incidents involving biological research material, toxic industrial chemicals, missile propellants, and tear agents require cordon 2,500-feet upwind and crosswind
  • Accidents/incidents involving no toxic or explosive hazards require a cordon large enough to give the DRF working room, normally 300-500 feet but not closer than 300 feet from the nearest hazard
147
Q

When are patrols allowed to go over posted speed limits when responding?

A

When life-threatening circumstances exist

148
Q

What is AF Form 1168?

A

Statement of Suspect/Witness/Complainant

149
Q

What is AF Form 1364?

A

Consent for Search and Seizure

150
Q

What is AF Form 1176?

A

Authority to search and seize

151
Q

What is AF Form 1109?

A

Visitor Register Log

152
Q

What is AF Form 3985?

A

Interview report sheet

153
Q

What is DD Form 1408?

A

Armed Forces Traffic Ticket

154
Q

What is DD Form 2708?

A

Receipt for an inmate or detained person

155
Q

What is AF Form 177?

A

NOTICE OF QUALIFICATION FOR PROHIBITION OF FIREARMS, AMMUNITION, AND EXPLOSIVES

156
Q

What is AF Form 178?

A

Affidavit for Apprehension/Arrest

157
Q

What is AF Form 179

A

Apprehension/Arrest Notification

158
Q

When will SF take fingerprints and DNA?

A

Military:

  • When they violate a law they can be imprisoned for

Civilians:

  • Never for a crime ONLY for identifying

Minors:

  • Never
159
Q

What will patrols/Posts be armed with?

A

M4/M18

160
Q

Who will SF report their post to?

A

Flight Sergeant

Flight Chiefs

E-7s and above in their chain of command.

All members of higher headquarters inspection teams.

All personnel in the 49 SFS chain of command (e.g., Mission Support Group/Commander/Deputy Commander, Wing Commander/Vice Commander, Wing Command Chief, 19 AF/Commander, and 19 AF Command Chief).

161
Q

What will SF do when interviewing the opposite sex?

A
  • Try to have the same sex there
  • Have two SF of the same sex
  • Annotate via 3985
162
Q

What will SF do for shoplifting

A

Military

  • Fill out 1168 with the complainant
  • Detain individual
  • Get video Footage
  • Search
  • Get receipts for stolen items
  • Issue AAFES suspension letter.
  • Take to bldg 35 and charge
  • Release via 2708

Civilian

  • Fill out 1168 with the complainant
  • Detain individual
  • Get video Footage
  • Search
  • Get receipts for stolen items
  • Issue AAFES suspension letter
  • Charge NMSA 30-16-20, Shoplifting via 1805
  • Release
163
Q

How will you activate alt CP?

A
  • Send MWD to Alt CP to serch it
  • Secure route to Alt CP
  • Contact senior CP member and verify they have all required items
  • Escort to Alt CP
164
Q

When can SF break into a locked vehicle?

A

Under emergency or life-threatening conditions

165
Q

How does SF authenticate?

A

By passing a number and you will respond with that number of your last name. (Exp: Your last name is Smith and you’re passed 2, you will respond MIKE)

166
Q

What are some IDs that allow entry?

A

CaC
AF Form 75: Visitors Pass
DD Form 2: Retired ID
DD Form 1173: Uniformed Services Dependent Identification Card
DD Form 2750: Department of Defense Civilian Identification
DD Form 2765: Department of Defense/Uniformed Services Identification and Privilege Card
Civil Air Patrol

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