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Volume 1 - CDCs Flashcards

1
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In 1943, as a result of the reorganization Of the war department, what were the Army Air Force military police companies renamed?

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Army Air Force base security battalions

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When did the designation “Air Police” come into effect?

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January 2nd, 1948

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Why was based offenses training discontinued in 1956

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The program was not making significant headway

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4
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When was our current shield adopted

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1966

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5
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Primarily why do you security force members were distinctive uniforms

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So personnel can readily identify security force members in a crisis

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In the initial stages of the Korean War, why did American and south Korean forces fall back

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We were ill prepared and face communist onslaught

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Based on the experience of Korea the Air Force was led to make what base defense decision

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Develop extensive base defense by concentrating on training AP who then train other members

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In the 1960s why was name air provost marshal dropped in favor of Director of security and law enforcement

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Because the reflected the actual responsibilities involved in the job

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Explain operation safe side

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Train security police in light infantry and special weapons to bolster protection ofair bases. 1041st security police squadron was trained for deployment in south east Asia to gain experience. The unit deployed to Phu cat airbase republic of Vietnam January 1967

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10
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What career field milestone occurred in November 1971

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12 female airmen entered the law-enforcement security police at Lackland

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What is the purpose of the shift commander program, and in what year was it introduced

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To provide continuous support by a security police commissioned officer to security polices on duty

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What event found security police units involved in war on a large scale on Florence oil for the first time since Vietnam conflict

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Operation Desert Storm

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After the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, what heightened security levels placed heavy demand and security force personnel

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Increased installation patrols, identification checks, and vehicle checks

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In what way did air mobility command adopt the “first in” security force concept

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With its Phoenix Raven program. Raven team is deployed as air crewmembers on AMC missions to help deter, detect, and counter threats

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After Kobara towers what action did the Air Force direct to ensure force protection changes were instituted

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October 31, 1997 security specialist, law-enforcement specialist, and combat arms training and Maintenance career fields merged into one Career :security forces

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16
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What unit conducted the career fields first combat parachute assault

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786SFS

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17
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Where is the integrated defense applications of active and passive defense measures employed

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Across the legally defined ground dimension of the operational environment

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18
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In what year was the defensor fortis emblem and motto adopted

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1997

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19
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What do the crossed runways on the security force flash represent

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All bases and AF operations

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20
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What are DFC responsibilities

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Total execution of the mission, training, administration, personal management, and sustainment of ID forces

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What are the duties of S1

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Maintenance of unit strength and personal reports and records, development and maintenance of morale, decorations and awards, health services, discipline

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What sections compromise the S2 branch

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Anti-terrorism, force protection, and investigation section

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What functions fall under the S5 plans and programs branch

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Past and identification, reports and analysis, plans, installation security and physical security, resource protection, please services, corrections, crime prevention, and SFMIS

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24
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What agency publishes the SF CFETP

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The Air Force security forces center

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25
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What skill level must a security forces member possess prior to entering the MWD handler apprentice course

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Journey man skill level five

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26
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Personnel and 3P051A who are awarded the 7 skill level and attained the rank of TSgt are awarded what SEI

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The special apprenticed identifier 311 and their control AFSC is 3P071

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27
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What general order guide line would you violate if you consumed alcohol within eight hours prior to duty

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Attention to duty

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28
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How long does it take to become acclimated to the heat and humidity in the AO

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3 to 5 days

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29
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What is the safety distance and SF member must maintain a working around MWDs

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10ft

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30
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What organization determines protective standards for dealing with blood-borne pathoge

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OSHA Dept of Labor

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31
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What are the consequences of long-term sympathetic system activation

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High blood pressure, chronic fatigue,Chronic digestive problems, sleep disorders, immune deficiency, psychological injuries/illnesses, sexual dysfunction

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When faced with a stressful situation what are the four initial reactions

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Thoughts, behavior, physical reactions, and emotions

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Where was the Military Police aviation training camp established in 1942

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Camp Ripley, MN

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Air Police Security battalions were designed to protect against :

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Riots, air raids, parachute attacks

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On September 1, 1950 what was established at Tyndall Air Force Base Florida

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Air police school

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36
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In what year did the Air Force approve the first trial issue of security police shield

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1957

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37
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In what year was the name of the Career field change from air police to security police

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1966

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38
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The success of what special unit in Vietnam led to the development of ground combat skills training for security police

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The 1041st SPS (Test)

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39
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In 1971, SecurityPolice was split into two separate functions; what were these functions

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Law Enforcement and security

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40
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Which Operation provided the US military it’s first significant experience in urban operations since Vietnam

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Operation JUST CAUSE

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41
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The military operation launched against the taliban in December 2001 was called

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Operation ENDURING FREEDOM

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42
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During the global war on terrorism assisting sister services brought about a new nontraditional security forces task of convoy

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Escort duty

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43
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What security forces unit conducted the career fields first combat parachute assault

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786th SFS

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44
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Which S branch maintains SFMIS

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S-5

45
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What course must a trainee attend for awarding of the 7-skill level

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Craftsman

46
Q

Dealing with offenders in a dignified matter adheres to which conduct guideline

A

Fulfilling the mission

47
Q

You have failed to follow what channel kind a guy line if you issued a traffic ticket based on the violators race

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Personal attitudes

48
Q

Which base agency is responsible for routinely testing firing range for amounts of lead

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BioEnvironmental engineering section

49
Q

Specific procedures he must follow on the job to reduce your risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogen is

A

Employee work practices

50
Q

What is the meaning of military jurisdiction

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The authority, capacity, power, and right of the military to police their own

51
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What are the three sources of military jurisdiction

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US Constitution, federal statutes, international laws

52
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Went overseas where does the commanders right to exercise authority originate

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From bilateral and multilateral agreements between US and host nation countries

53
Q

When declared what does martial law provide

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We’re leave and rehabilitation of people, resumption of industrial production, reestablishment of Shattered economy, and protection of life and property

54
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What is Federal tort law

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A body of rights, obligations applied by courts and civil proceedings to provide relief or persons who suffered from wrongful acts of others

55
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What does the fifth amendment to the constitution specify

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No person shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself

56
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What is custodial situation

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Where although not detained or apprehended the suspect freedom of movement is restrained

57
Q

Who provide specific guidance on using military working dogs to conduct searches on bases

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The base SJA

58
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What is the alternating approach to interviewing

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Involves a combination of direct and indirect approaches alternating. Does not allow interviewee to be calm

59
Q

What example of international law was reach at the Hague and Geneva convention

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Laws of armed conflict (LOAC)

60
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If a person subject melter love commits an offense overseas that person

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Can be tried overseas or stateside

61
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When in occupying power exercises authority over an occupied territory it is known as a

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Military government

62
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Which US service has primary responsibility of operations in a ministration during military government

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Army

63
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What are the two types of martial law

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Qualified an absolute

64
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Which type of martial law exist when military authority totally replaces civil authority

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Absolute

65
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Which uniform code of military justice article gives you the authority to issue lawful orders while executing your duties as an SF member

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Article 92 (2)

66
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Who may request a civil proceeding under the federal tort law

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Private citizens

67
Q

I’m determining whether an individual is a suspect, you should not base this decision on

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Belief or opinion

68
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The fifth amendment of the Constitution protects against

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Self incrimination

69
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Military working dog teams used in law enforcement activities provide an effective

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Psychological deterrent

70
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When is the MWD detection ability more effective

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During darkness or limited visibility

71
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When conducting building checks the military working dog is normally

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On leash

72
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May have been involved in committing an offense

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Suspects

73
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Reported the offense

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Complaintants

74
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Interviewed to develop facts and may be emotionally upset

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Victims

75
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Has pertinent information to the case

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Witnesses

76
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What are the most common types of interviews security forces will accomplish on day to day basis

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Canvas and field interviews

77
Q

What is SMARTNet

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Security management and automation resource tracking network. New approach to managing web based computer applications for our career field

78
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What is the purpose behind SmartNet

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To consolidate programs to the greatest extent possible, to maximize efficiency, and reduce resource allocation

79
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What does the acronym E – TTPG stand for, and how is it used

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Electronic tactics, techniques and procedures guide designed to train security fourth person now. Lesson plans, study guides, and videos

80
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What is the primary reason the SFMIS was developed

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To meet the congressionally mandated defense incident based reporting system requirements and improve day-to-day operations of security forces

81
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Who must ensure trained personnel use SFMIS to meet installation needs

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Installation DFC

82
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What is the NCIC

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National crime information Center. Electronic clearinghouse of crime data providing to virtually every criminal justice agency nationwide

83
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What are some suggested locations for the NCIC terminals to support DNIDS

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VCC, BDOC, and commercial vehicle inspection station

84
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Who is the AF executive agency for NCIC matters

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Headquarters/AFOSI

85
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What is the methodology of security forces training program

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Evaluate train evaluate. Evaluate the week points, train those areas, evaluate

86
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Who plays a key role in your success and the success of the mission

A

Your supervisor

87
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What type of training build on individual team skills and what are some examples

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Collective skills training. Fire team, flight, emergency services team, response force element team, or unit code teams

88
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What type of DPE evaluation measures your ability to perform duties for a specific duty position

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Performance evaluation

89
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What are the minimum passing score you must receive on all verbal evaluations

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69% for non-critical duty positions.

79% for critical duty positions

90
Q

What type of standard does Stan/Eval use to grade performance evaluations

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Go/no go

91
Q

What to forms are used when issuing Weapons

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AF Form 629-frequent

AF Form 1297- temporary

92
Q

What do BDOC Controllers use to keep priority of responses in mind

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A local resource priority list

93
Q

What is the period for conducting inventories in the armory

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Continuously manned - each shift change

Not continuously manner- each time facility is open but not less than once a week

94
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Where are base stations usually located

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Located in BDOC and alternate BDOC

95
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What occurs when the alarm monitor fails a no notice evaluation

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Immediate decertification

96
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What are the two types of duress

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Duress signal/words, and duress alarms

97
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Who can determine the need for additional duress alarms on your installation

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Installation defense council

98
Q

At a minimum, what information should be on the building check sheet

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A place to annotate the time of check, initials of patrol person conducting the check, and results of security check

99
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What form do you complete on all unsecured buildings having items missing, signs of forced entry, or designated protection of assets

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AF form 3545A

100
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Who review staffing requirements for level one confinement facility at least annually

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The DFC

101
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What is the minimum rank/skill level requirement for confinement personnel

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E4 or above and a five skill level

102
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What type of treatment programs are available for a confinees at level two confinement facility

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Offense related treatment. Corrections/offense related counseling, sex offender treatment program etc.

103
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What types of confinees are housed in level III confinement facilities

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Confinees with sentences exceeding level two facilities capabilities upto confinement for life and death sentences

104
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What must confinement and NCOs complete within six months of duty assignment

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Complete the ATF corrections advanced distributed learning course, a service corrections course, complete a civilian equivalent course, American correctional association correctional officer course

105
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When an individual’s placed in pre-trial confinement what forms do confinement personnel complete

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AF form 444 – advisement of rights upon pre-trial confinement. DD form 2707 – confinement order

106
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What are the four custody classifications

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Maximum, medium, minimum, trustee – inmates demonstrate years of good conduct

107
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What form will be completed by a medical officer certifying a person is fit for confinement

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DD form 2707 – confinement order

108
Q

When and why are bay and cell searches conducted

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When:Irregular intervals In Cell. Search all visiting areas before and after and visitation
Why:To find contraband

109
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When are frisk searches conducted

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Anytime the confinee leaves or returns to the facility, before and after visitation as determined by the confinement officer

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