Common Core Flashcards
Deadly force
Force which person uses causes, or that a person knows or should know would create a substantial risk of causing, death or serious bodily harm.
FPCON Normal
General global threat
FPCON Alpha
An increased general threat of possible terrorist activity
FPCON Bravo
Increased or more predictable threat of terrorist activity
FPCON Charlie
Intel is received indicating terrorist action or targeting against personnel or facilities is likely
FPCON Delta
Intel is received that terrorist action against personnel or facilities is imminent
Defense in Depth
Measures to absorb and progressively weaken attack.
Random Antiterrorism Measures (RAM)
present a robust security posture from which a terrorist can not determine routines / patterns.
Deter, detect, and disrupt terrorist attacks.
Urban-based terrorist operations
transportation, money-laundering, comms, international contacts
Highly mobile terrorist operations
move frequently from city to city, look for safe haven and like-minded support
Well-trained terrorist operations
physical conditioning, effective use of weapons / explosives, tactics and combat techniques, survival skills
Covert terrorist operations
maintain and support intricate operational systems
Planning and Preparation Cell
operational plan
Administration and Logistics Cell
professional cell dedicated to ideals of the group and provide financial resources
Intel and surveillance cell
eyes and ears of the terrorist group
Operations combat cell
action cell, conduct all combat operations
Terrorist threat phases
Target options, selection surveillance, Target selection, Detailed surveillance, Training and preparation, Attack
Terrorism
unlawful violence to inculcate fear
Counterterrorism
Offensive measures taken to prevent, deter, and respond to terrorism
Assessment zone
500 yards - security forces detect and identify contacts
Warning Zone
300 yards - security forces classify contacts as threats or non-threats. Initial interaction with contact providing physical presence controlling access to a restricted area
Threat zone
100 yards - neutralize threats
Warning zone indicators
LRAD, Dazzler, warning shots, Flares, Bullhorn, flashing lights
Naval Protective zone
vessels within 500 yards shall operate at minimum speed necessary to maintain safe course and shall proceed as directed by official patrol.
- no vessel is allowed within 100 yards of U.S naval vessel
-vessels requesting to pass shall contact official patrol on VHF channel 16
protection zone are felonies
-punishable by 6 years in prison, fines up to $250k
Separatist
Independence, political autonomy, religious freedom / domination
Ethnocentric
Race is the basis for cohesion
Nationalistic
Loyalty and devotion to a nation
Revolutionary
overthrow of an established order
Hierarchical structure
well defined vertical chain of command. info flows up and down organizational channels
Networked structure
loose affiliation with groups / individuals to conduct actions in support
Navy Security Force
all armed Navy personnel assigned to law enforcement and security duties
In-Port Security Force
ashore armed force composed of local, non deploying personnel derived from host and tenant organizations under control of host command.
Reaction force
task-organized force designed to quickly respond to threats and incidents on installations and ships
Causes of security alerts
unauthorized personnel gain access to ship, telephonic bomb threat, swimmer attack, unattended / suspicious package, Personnel Borne Improvised Explosive Device, Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Device, Small boat probing, small boat attack, hostage onboard, shooter onboard
Post
area for which guard is responsible
Sentry
a guard, sentinel or lookout
Logs / journals
official documents containing daily reports of incidents and status of command
Orders
Governing orders of a guard
Preplanned responses
measures implemented to identify, track, assess, and neutralize terrorist attacks.
Primary Response Force
responsible for security of the ship and setting of primary and secondary boundaries during emergencies
Secondary Response Force
responsible for security of the ship and rapid response to secure alert. Also responsible for tactical entering of a space
Reserve force
Augment security forces when needed
Antiterrorism team
Threat working group, AT committee, Antiterrorism Working group
In-port security plan
used whenever entering a port not located in the US, helps security establish FPCONS
Rules of engagement
determine when, where, and how force shall be used
Standard rules of engagement
establish fundamental policies and procedures
Antiterrorism officer
responsible to the CO for developing / managing the ATFP program LCDR Taylor (Sheriff , SECO)
Antiterrorism Tactical Watch Officer
Reports to the CDO, similar to the TAO, usually an in-port watch except during GQ, straight transits, Half bore / full bore.
MAC Watson
Command Duty Officer
CO’s representative
Chief of the guard
reports to ATTWO, senior enlisted security force member who supervises ATFP watch standers. Responsible for ECP, pier, and waterborne patrols
Contact sentry
ECP’s first layer of defense, makes initial contact
Cover Sentry
ECP’s second layer of defense, responsible for all personnel and weapons
Antiterrorism Training Team
Responsible to train ship’s security force in every aspect of force protection of the ship. Also responsible for training personnel in emergency situations
When was the keel uss carl Vinson keel laid
October 11 1975
In 2005 carl Vinson underwent what
Rcoh
