E-1 Multipe Choice Flashcards
(113 cards)
How did the US respond to the Cuban Missile Crisis
- Strat Air Command and Tac Air Command geared up for possible invasion of and war with Cuba.
- President Kennedy imposed a naval blockade to prevent any more material from reaching Cuba
- President Kennedy Negotiated with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to remove the missiles
In what phase of attack do defense actions focus on individual and weapon systems survival
Attack response
Attack ____ defense actions focus on saving lives, detecting and mitigating hazards, mission restoration and sustainment
Attack recovery
What do installation commanders declare to initiate passive defense actions in wartime
Alarm conditions
_____ initiate or limit individual and air base wide movement and action _____ let individuals know what to wear for minimum protection
Alarm conductions; MOPP levels
Who will disseminate reports of contaminated hazard areas, UXO and casualty and damage assessments after an attack
The emergency Operations Center (EOC)
If you do not have a RSDL or M295 individual decon kit us ____% chlorine solution
.50%
Which MOPP level is ordered when CBRN attacks could occur with little or no warning or when CBRN contamination is present or suspected
MOPP 1
Contamination ____ actions prevent CBRN contamination of mission essential resources and include covering and limiting entry to facilities and detecting and identifying
Avoidance
Individual protection measures in CBRN environment do not include
Hardening
Collective protection does not provide personnel what
Specialized recovery equipment
Protective measures taken in response to terrorist or CBRN attack do not include
CBRN reconnaissance
DoDD 2311.01E, DoD law of War Program, requires all of the following of each military department except what
Establishing tribunals to try alleged LOAC violations
Which article of the US constitution stats that treaty obligations of the US are the supreme law of the land
Article VI
Which LOAC principle permits the use of only the degree of regulated force not prohibited by the laws of war that obtains the enemy’s partial or complete submission with the least expenditure of life, time and physical resources
Military necessity
Attacks must be limited to military objectives… those objects that make an effective contribution to military action ad whose total or partial destruction, capture or neutralization offers a definite military advantage… according to which LOAC principle
Military necessity
Which LOAC principle requires defenders to separate military targets from civilians and civilian objects as much as feasible
Distinction
Combatants are immune from prosecutions fro their belligerent acts if they
Are authorized by a sovereign state and act in accordance with the LOAC
Lawful military ____ are those that by their own nature, location, purpose or use make an effective contribution to military action and whose total or partial destruction, capture or neutralization offer a defenent military advantage
Objectives
Which statement about the LoaC is false
Civilian aircraft may never be lawfully attacked
Illegal acts justified as a last resort to stop illegal acts first committed by the adversary are
Reprisals
before using force in self defense, consider all of the following except
US National Interest
AF personnel can find guidance on standards of conduct in
DoDD 5500.07, DoD 5500.07-R and AFI 1-1
What may result if civilian personnel violate the punitive provisions of DoDD 5500.07, Standards of Conduct, DoD 5500.07R, The joint ethics regulation and AFI 1-1, AF Standards
Administrative actions such as reprimands and disciplinary action without regard to the issue of criminal liability