Study Flashcards
What instruction covers ROE
CJCSI 3121.01b
What instruction covers the definition of Deadly Force?
DoD directive 5210.56
SF-153
When checking out CCI equipment.
Pro word BEADWINDOW
Unauthorized information (EEFI) disclosed over the net.
Pro word GINGERBREAD
unauthorized intruder on the comms network.
Bravo Flag
Handling dangerous cargo ; solid red.
Oscar Flag
Man over board ; yellow and red divided by diagonal slash.
5 short blasts of the ships whistle
Danger
Lights & day shapes for “vessel restricted in its ability to maneuver”
Red, white, red . Ball, diamond, ball.
What does it mean when “vessel restricted in its ability to maneuver”
Vessels maneuvering is restricted due to the nature of its work.
Light & day shapes for vessel not under command
2 red lights . Ball, ball
What does it mean when a vessel is not under command
Vessel is unable to maneuver.
What does ISOPREP stand for and what is it used for?
Isolated Personnel Report. Data card maintained for personnel with personal information for the purposes of identification during recovery.
Eight pieces of info which should be covered at guard mount.
Call signs, location, pro words, pprs, fpcon, frequencies, weather, training
EST response SCOF 3
Warning shots
ROE, what is CSD
The act of defending designated non u.s. citizens , forces or property and the interest from a hostile act or demonstrated hostile intent. Only the President or SECDEF may authorize the exercise of CSD. Generally implemented during combined operations.
Hostile Act
An attack of use of force against the United States, u.s. forces or other designated persons or property. It also includes the force used directly to preclude or impede the mission and or duties of the u.s. forces including the recovery of u.s. personal and vital government property.
Hostile Intent
The threat of imminent use of force against the United States, u.s. forces or other designated persons or property. It also includes the threat of force to preclude or impede the mission and or duties of the u.s. forces including the recovery of u.s. personnel or vital government property.
Principality of proportionality in ROE
The use of force in self defense should be sufficient to respond decisively to hostile acts or demonstrations of hostile intent. But the nature, duration and scope of force should not exceed what is required. The concept of proportionality should not be confused with attempts to minimize collateral damage in offensive operations.
Fragmentary order
Usually a brief given in oral or written message containing timely changes to subordinate and supporting commanders while providing notification to higher and adjacent commands.
Classifications of ROE
Standing, theatre specific, special/mission specific
Criteria for warning shots
Over open water Clear field of fire Qualified watch stander Under competent authority CSW/Rifle No lesser means available / reasonable
Primary mission
Defense of SMS and personnel
Secondary mission
Facilitate the EDP
3 EST courses of action for SCOF 2
Level 2 LRAD, level 2 bridge to bridge, flares, fire hose
3 EST courses of action SCOF 1
Level 1 LRAD, level 1 bridge to bridge, LA-9P, ships whistle, alter ships course, spotlight, hand and arm signals
Steps in use of force continuum
Presence, verbal, soft controls, hard controls, intermediate weapons, deadly force
7 justifications of deadly force
Self defense/defense of DOD personnel Defense of others Inherently dangerous property Assets vital to national security National critical infrastructure Arrest, escape, apprehension Defense against vicious animals
Deadly force
Force that is likely to cause, that a person knows or should know would create a substantial risk of causing death or serious bodily harm or injury.
Operation order
A directive issued by a commander to subordinate commanders to effect the coordinated execution of a specific operation.
Warning order
Preliminary notice of an order or action that is to follow at some future date. It may be issued to alert subordinate commands and to give subordinate commands time to make necessary plans and preparations.
Article 2 of the code of conduct
I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command, I will never surrender the members of my command while they have the means to resist.
Article 3 of the code of conduct
If i am captured, I will continue to resist by all means available. I will make every effort to escape and aid others to escape. I will neither accept parole or special favors from the enemy.
What information are your required to provide in article 5 of the code of conduct?
Name, rank, dob, service number
Relative bearing
360 bearing based off of bow of own vessel.
True bearing
360 bearing based off of true north.
Target angle
360 bearing based off of bow of contacts vessel.
OPSUM and how often is it updated
Summary of events. Daily
DD form 2760. And how often is it updated
Lautenberg Act and once per command or if status changes.
How often is AA&E screening updated?
Annually
Requirements for full motion video for VI.
Own position and vessel name Contact description Date, time, group Situation Sequence of events SM classification of interaction
When does a SF-153 get filled out?
When checking out CCI equipment before mission.
