ESWS Anti Terror Flashcards

1
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Force (definition)

A

to do violence.

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2
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Deadly Force (word for word)

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Force that a person uses causing, or that a person knows, or should know, would create a substantial risk of causing death of serious bodily harm.

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3
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Serious Bodily Harm

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Does not include minor injuries, such as a black eye or a bloody nose, but does include fractured or dislocated bones, deep cuts, torn members of the body, serious damage to the internal organs and other life-threatening injuries.

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4
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3 conditions of deadly force

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opportunity, capability, intent

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5
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which of the 3 conditions of deadly force is the hardest to prove

A

intent

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6
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opportunity (3 conditions of deadly force)

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when a weapon or explosive device is in effective range to cause death of serious bodily harm

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7
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capability

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the ability of means to inflict death or serious bodily harm

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8
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intent

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demonstrated through aggressive actions or lack of compliance

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9
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RAM - definition

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required in FPCON alpha & bravo. takes selected measures from higher levels to supplement basic FPCON measure already in place

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10
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Examples of RAM

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  • 100% ID checks
  • Baggage check
  • Vehicle inspections
  • Military working dog
  • Gate closures
  • Extra personnel on post
  • Dressing up like a mall cop and wearing penis helmet
  • Flashy blinky police lights to scare away baddies
  • Smacking Beckner in the face
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11
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Goals of terrorism

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political, religious, ideological

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12
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soft target

A

a person of thing that is relatively unprotected of vulnerable, especially to military or terrorist attack

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13
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hard target

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an installation that appears to be well protected and difficult to penetrate

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14
Q

IED

A

improvised explosive device

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15
Q

counter terrorism

A

measures taken to prevent, deter, preempt, and respond to terrorism

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16
Q

ISP

A

in-port security plan

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17
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SRF

A

shipboard reaction force

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18
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BRF

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back up reaction force

19
Q

RF

A

reserve force

20
Q

ATTT

A

anti-terrorism training team

21
Q

PPR

A

pre-planned responses (step by step procedures that need to be taken to stop terrorist or white trash (mainly Texans) from taking over the ship

22
Q

CSW

A

crew served weapons

23
Q

SECO

A

security officer - LTJG ELLIS

24
Q

ATO

A

Anti-terrorism Officer - LTJG ELLIS

25
Q

ATTWO

A

anti-terrorism tactical watch officer - responsible for anti-terrorism efforts on the bridge

26
Q

CDO

A

command duty officer - reps CO in his/her absence

27
Q

TAO

A

tactical duty officer - has weapons release authority

28
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COG

A

chief of guard. in charge of all security personnel on pier

29
Q

ROE

A

rules of engagement

30
Q

4 types of Logs

A

1) Watch turnover Log,
2) Visitor Security Log,
3) Vehicle Access Log,
4) Firearms Turnover log.

31
Q

3 Layers of Zone Defense + HVA

A

Assessment zone
Warning zone
Threat zone
HVA - high value asset - (the ship)

32
Q

Ranges of 3 layer Zone defense

A

threat zone - 100 yards
warning zone - 300 yards
assessment zone - 500 yards

33
Q

How many levels of FPCON

A

5 - seriously, if you get this wrong you’re an idiot

34
Q

What are the FPCON levels

A
normal
alpha
bravo
charlie
delta
35
Q

Types of cells (terrorism)

A

Operational - carry out attack or other mission or wear ninja mask

Intelligence - conduct surveillance and obtain orders and other communications from higher ups in the terrorist organization.

Auxiliary - collect money, obtain supplies, provide info

36
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Objectives of terrorism

A

obtain recognition for the groups cause
eliminate western influence in the region
get the US and Israel out of the middle east
establish a radical fundamental islamic regime without borders throughout the middle east
influence government decisions
free prisoners
satisfy vengeance
yell - allahu akbar everyday

37
Q

Techniques of terrorist ops

A
bombing
hijacking
skyjacking
assassination
hostage taking
38
Q

How many steps are in the terrorist training cycle

A

7 (SEVEN!!!)

39
Q

What are the steps to the terrorist training cycle

A
1 - broad target selection
2 - intelligence and surveillance
3 - specific target selection
4 - pre-attack surveillance and planning
5 - attack rehearsal
6 - actions on the objective
7  - escape and exploitation
40
Q

Security Alert

A

INTERNAL threat - alert set by the ship to allow ONLY emergency personnel to transit to respond to a threat

41
Q

Reasons for a security alert (examples)

A

suspicious package
unauthorized personnel onboard
ships penetration
hostage situation

42
Q

What is Boxer’s covert security alert

A

ENS Pompeo, your presence is requested at …..

43
Q

Force Protection

A

low flying aircraft
small boat attack
civil disturbance on pier
IED on pier - either vehicle or person