SOC SF TACFAC Flashcards

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  1. What is the three phases of SF TACFAC development?
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1) Initial phase
2) Temporary phase
3) Permanent phase

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  1. What is the purpose of SF TACFAC operation?
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1) Deter and defeat ENY attack
2) Achieve economy of force
3) Retain key terrain
4) Develop intelligence

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  1. What requires prior to selection of TACFAC?
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ODA must take into account the factors critical to security of facility, including OAKOC, and PMESII-TP (AREA STUDY)

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  1. What is characteristic of initial phase?
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Begins when you arrive on site
Low living standards
Low power supply
Water collection
Existing building
Existing power
Existing water
Existing protection
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  1. What is characteristic of Temporary phase?
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Improve perimeter of defense
Improved  power supply 
Improved living standard
Improved security measures
In this phase, most buildings are wired for electricity. OPCEN, MED, DFAC, and Latrine will be built in this phase.
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  1. What is characteristic of Permanent phase?
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Transition to long-term occupation 
Organized BLDG complex
PACE Plan
Permanent power source
Outer Barrier and Inner Barrier
Indoor plumbing
Sewage
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  1. What is SWEAT-MSS?
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Security and Protection
Water
Electricity
Admin and HN training
Trash
Medical
Sewage
Shelter
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  1. What is two types of perimeter?
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a) Inner Perimeter
Operational, administrative, and logistic operations are controlled within this perimeter. It is vital to the defense of the TACFAC.
b) Outer perimeter
It contains key TACFAC defensive positions and most of HN force. outer perimeter include fighting position, HN force Housing, Observation Tower, Motar position, and vehicle revetment

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  1. What is vehicle Revetment?
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It used as hull-down covered and concealed parking bays for tactical combat vehicle.

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  1. What is two types of Barrier?
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Inner barrier and outer barrier. The purpose of barrier is to slow the ENY attack & channelize ENY to create casualty and impede movement.

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  1. What is administration area?
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A separate building or location made available for HN meetings facilitates TACFAC security. It allow SF personnel to maintain close contact with local populace within their AO. Admin Area is normally located between the outer barrier and the airfield.

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Pre-Occupation planning

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Determine best Course of Action (COA) for occupying and constructing TACFAC

Complete Statement of Requirements (SOR)

Area Study
Site Survey
Area Assessment

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Inner Perimeter

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Heart of the Special Forces “A” Camp.

Surrounded by a protective wall or berm with elevated bunkers.

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Outer Perimeter

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Fighting Bunker
Sleeping Bunker
RPG Screen
Perimeter Trench
Mortar Pit (60mm)
Ammo Bunker
Command Post
Latrine
Showers
Dining facility
Revetments
Trench Bridge
Guard tower

Main defense of the camp
Layered defensive positions
Houses most of the Host Nation (HN) forces

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Administrative Area

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Main gate
Dispensary (locals)
Gov. admin buildings
Motor pool
Fuel storage
Bunker
Triple concertina fence
Latrines
Outer barrier gate 
Access road  
Guard tower
HLZ
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Surrounding Area

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Cleared Fields of fire
Airfield
Perimeter Road
Main Road
Access Road
Gates
Helicopter Pad

Largest area and most vulnerable to attack
Identified area for parking prior to being cleared
Location for vetting local nationals for possible employment or access to camp
Clear fields of fire (300 – 500 meters)
Identify dead space
Survey entire area and rank vulnerabilities using the criticality, accessibility, recuperability, vulnerability, effect and recognizablity (CARVER) matrix

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Access Road

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Single lane road that connects the main road to the camp with the main gate
passes through all critical perimeters, obstacles, and barriers
Special consideration must be made for security

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Relief in Place

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Conduct 100% TACFAC inventory prior to incoming teams arrival, fix discrepancies and be prepared to conduct new inventory with incoming team
Introduce incoming 18C to all key logistical personnel
Provide critical information on all ongoing projects and outstanding contracts
Ensure enough materials are on hand to continue projects underway
Pre-order materials that will not be available to incoming team

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HLZ selection factors

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Mission
Size
Obstacles
Approach and Departure routes
Construction