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Security Flashcards

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What is the definition of Deadly Force?

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Force that a person uses,that can cause death or serious bodily harm and should only be used as a last resort

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What is FPCON Alpha?

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An increased general threat

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What is FPCON Bravo?

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An increased or more predictable threat of terrorist activity exists

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What is FPCON Charlie?

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An incident occurs or intelligence is received indicating some form of terrorist action or targeting of personnel or facilities is likely

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What is FPCON Delta?

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Attack is imminent

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What does RAM stand for?

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Random Antiterrorism Measure

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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 are the 4 characteristics of Terrorist Operations?

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Urban based
Highly mobile
Well-trained
Covert

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What is urban based?

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Offers access to transportation, money-laundering mechanisms, communication systems and international contacts who can provide required travel documentation

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What is Highly Mobile?

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Terrorist typically move frequently among cities and countries, not only to facilitate the planning and execution of operations, but also in search of safe havens and like-minded support

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What is Well-trained?

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Terrorist groups train and rehearse extensively. Emphasis is on physical conditioning, effective use of weapons and explosives, tactics and combat techniques, clandestine operations, psychological warfare and survival skills

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What is covert?

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The operational cells of most terrorist groups can operate in covert postures for extended periods. While this clandestine nature contributes to their flexibility and effectiveness, it also requires terrorist groups to maintain and support intricate operational systems, complete with personnel and assets

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What are the 4 categories of Terrorist Organizations?

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  1. Planning and Preparation cell
  2. Admin and Logistics cell
  3. Intelligence and Surveillance cell
  4. Operations Combat cell
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What cell formulates the operational planning?

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Planning and preparation cell

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What cell provides financial support?

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Admin and logistics

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What cell is the eyes and ears of the terrorist group?

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Intelligence and surveillance

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What cell includes bombers, shooters, and assassins?

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Operations combat

17
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What 3 zones add structure to defense in depth?

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Assessment zone
Warning zone
Threat zone

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In what zone do security forces initially interact with contacts?

A

Warning zone

19
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What is the innermost zone?

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Threat zone

20
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What does NVPZ stand for?

A

Naval Vessel Protective Zone

21
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How many yards does vessels have to stay away from Naval vessels?

A

100 yards

22
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At what yardage must all vessels operate at a minimum speed to maintain a safe course?

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500 yards

23
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If a vessel wants to pass within 100 yards of a US Naval vessel, how do they contact official patrol?

A

VHF Channel 16

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What is the punishment for violating protection zones?

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Up to 6 years in prison and up to $250,000 in fines

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What are the 4 terrorist motivational categories?

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Separatist
Ethnocentric
Nationalist
Revolutionary

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What is the goal of a Separatist?

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Goal of separation from existing entities through independence, political autonomy, or religious freedom or domination

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What motivational group promotes superiority of a race?

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Ethnocentric

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What motivational group is based on loyalty or devotion to a nation?

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Nationalist

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What motivational group is dedicated to the overthrow of a government?

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Revolutionary

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What are some examples of a security alert?

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Unauthorized personnel onboard
Telephonic Bomb threat
Swimmer attack
Suspicious package
Shooter/Hostage onboard
Small boat probing
Small boat attack
Personnel Borne IED
Vehicle Borne IED
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What does RTFT stand for?

A

Response Task Force Team

32
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How many people are in the RTFT?

A

6

33
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What does ISF stand for?

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Import Security Force

34
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What is Counter-Terrorism?

A

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

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What does ROE stand for?

A

Rules Of Engagement

36
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Who trains the ships force in very aspect of force protection to include security alerts?

A

Anti-Terrorism Training Team

37
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Who does the ATTWO report to?

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CDO

38
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What does ATTWO stand for?

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Antiterrorism Tactical Watch Officer

39
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What are the pier watches?

A

Contact Sentry
Cover Sentry
Inspection Team
Chief of the Guard

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Who is the Chief of the Guard?

A

Senior enlisted security force member who supervises ATFP watch standers

CVN70 ESWS Study Guide (12 decks)

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