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What does FPCON mean?

A

Force Protection Conditions

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What is deadly force?

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

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How many FPCONS does the navy have?

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5

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What are the five FPCONS?

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FPCON Normal
FPCON Alpha
FPCON Bravo
FPCON Charlie
FPCON Delta
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What is FPCON normal?

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General global threat

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What is FPCON Alpha?

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An increased general threat, possible

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What is FPCON Bravo?

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Increased or more predictable

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What is FPCON Charlie?

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Intelligence is received terrorist action is likely.

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What is FPCON Delta?

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Terrorist attack has occurred, or intelligence received that terrorist action is imminent.

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What does RAM mean?

A

Random Antiterrorism Measures

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What is the purpose of random antiterrorism(RAM)?

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Detect, deter and disrupt terrorist attacks so we don’t become vulnerable.

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What is the goal of RAM?

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To deter, detect and disrupt terrorist attacks.

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What’s another purpose for RAM?

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To throw terrorists off from our normal routines.

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What is the purpose of defense in depth?

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The sitting of mutually supporting defense positions designed to absorb and progressively weaken attack. (Just like your own yard with fence/dog/alarm system.)

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14
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What are the characteristics and objectives of terrorist operations?

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Urban-based
Highly mobile
Well-trained
Covert

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What are the 4 cell categories of terrorist organizations?

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P-PAL IS OC

Planning and preparation cell
Admin and logistics cell
Intelligence and surveillance cell
Operations Combat cell

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What are the terrorist threat phases

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Target options
Selection surveillance
Target selection
Detailed surveillance
Training and preparation
Attack
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17
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Define terrorism:

A

Unlawful violence to inculcate fear.

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Define counterterrorism:

A

Offensive measures to deter terrorism.

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What is the assessment zone?

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500+ yards

Security forces detect and identify contacts.

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20
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What is the warning zone?

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300 yards

Establishing hostile intent

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21
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What is threat zone?

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100 yards

Neutralize threats

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NVPZ

A

Naval vessel protective zone

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Describe NVPZ

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All vessels within 500 yards minimum speed for safe course

All vessels not allowed within 100 yards unless CO says it’s okay.

24
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What are the protection zone felonies?

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Punishable up to six years

Up to $250,000 in fines

25
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What are the terrorist motivation categories?

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Separatist
Ethnocentric
Nationalistic
Revolutionary

26
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What are the two organization models?

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Hierarchical and networked structures

27
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What is hierarchical structure?

A

One person in charge

28
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What is network structure?

A

Collectively everyone working together.

29
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NSF

A

Navy Security Force

30
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What is ISF?

A

In-port security force

31
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What is reaction force?

A

A task-organized force of armed personnel designed to quickly respond to threats on ships and installations.

32
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What are some causes of security alerts?

A 
Unauthorized person on the ship
Telephonic bomb threat
Swimmer attack
Suspicious package
Small boat probing
Small boat attack
Hostage onboard
Shooter onboard
33
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Define orders:

A

A guard on post is governed by two types of orders. General and special

34
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Pre-planned responses:

A

A guide we use to react to threats.

35
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What is primary response force?

A

Setting primary and secondary boundaries when emergency or security alert.

36
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What is secondary response force?

A

Rapid response to security alert and tactical entering of a space for security alert.

37
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What is in-port security plan?

A

Security plan for entering a port/airfield not located within a US navy installation.

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ROE

A

Rules of Engagement

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SROE

A

Standard rules of engagement

40
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Define ROE:

A

In military ROE determines when, where, and how force shall be used.

41
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Define SROE:

A

Establish fundamental policies and procedures.

42
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ATO

A

Antiterrorism Officer

43
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Who is the ATO?

A

LCDR Taylor

44
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ATTWO

A

Antiterrorism tactical watch officer

45
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What is the purpose of the ATTWO?

A 
Reports to the CDO
In-port watch only
Only time to stand watch underway is
GQ
Straight transits
Half bore
Full bore
46
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Who is the ATTWO underway?

A

MAC Watson

47
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CDO

A

Command Duty Officer

CO’s representative

48
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COG

A

Chief of the Guard

49
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What is the purpose if the COG?

A

Reports to the ATTWO
Senior enlisted security force member who supervises ATFP watchstanders.
Responsible for ECP, pier, and waterborne patrols.

50
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Explain contact sentry:

A

First layer of defense for ECP

51
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Explain cover sentry:

A

Second layer of defense for ECP.

52
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ATTT

A

Antiterrorism Training Team

53
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Purpose of ATTT?

A

To train the ships security force how to properly respond and their procedures.

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