Section 5E: Major Accident And Natural Disaster Threats Flashcards

1
Q

Installations must prepare for and quickly respond to major accidents to

A

Prevent loss of life
Preserve valuable resources
Protect the environment

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2
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Which AFMAN defines a major accident as one involving DoD material or activities, and warranting response by the installation Disaster Response Force?

A

AFMAN 10-2502

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3
Q

A major accident may involve

A

Adverse public reaction

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4
Q

After alerting others in the area and reporting a major accident, personnel should not

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Handle any material or Component in accident

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5
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Who responds to a major accident involving DoD resources, unless otherwise directed?

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The military installation nearest to the scene (regardless of the size) also known as the initial-response base.

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6
Q

The threat of natural disasters and severe weather varies widely by

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Geographical area

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7
Q

What is not considered a natural disaster?

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Radon exposure

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8
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When dealing with a natural disaster, all of the following are true except

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The specific actions taken in response, mitigation and recovery may be applied to all installations

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9
Q

What does a 3-5 minute wavering tone on a siren or similar warning device indicate?

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An attack or hostile act is imminent or in progress.

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What does a 3-5 minute steady tone on a siren or similar warning device indicate?

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A disaster or incident affecting the base is imminent or in progress

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Q

Which response is not necessary immediately after hearing an alarm signal for an enemy attack?

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Report fires, injuries, hazards and damage

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12
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What is indicated if you hear “lockdown lockdown lockdown” and a location repeated 3 times?

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Active shooter incident is in progress

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13
Q

What should you do in response to a shooter warning alarm signal?

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Remain calm and implement lockdown procedures based on your location

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14
Q

After a disaster warning or attack warning, how is “all clear” signaled?

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With a voice announcement

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Q

Which are the appropriate steps to take after you receive the “all clear” signal following an alarm for a natural disaster or attack?

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Remain alert for secondary hazards, account for all personnel and report hazards, injuries and damage.

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16
Q

What document does each installation develop to maintain the primary base mission, save lives, mitigate damage and restore mission-essential resources in the event of a natural or technological disaster?

A

Installation Emergency Management Plan (EMP) 10-2

17
Q

Which AFMAN provides more information on response procedures and sheltering personnel in the event of a natural disaster or major incident?

A

AFMAN 10-2502

18
Q

When it comes to sheltering personnel in the event of a natural disaster.

A

Installations should address shelter planning

19
Q

Which statement about protective measures during natural disasters is incorrect?

A

Rely on IEMP staff to direct personnel to an installation shelter following a disaster.