#1 D1 Flashcards by william finucane

Who responds to a major accident involving DOD material or activities that is serious enough to warrant response

Installation disaster response force

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Four things to do if witness a major accident after alerting security forces the fire department or the installation command and control

Stay uphill upwind
Attempt rescue or care for casualties
Avoid handling material
Evacuate the area

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What is one natural disaster that is commonly overlooked

Epidemics

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3 to 5 minute steady tone

Disaster warning. Tornadoes, flash floods, hazardous material release, wildfire

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3 to 5 minute wavering tone

Attack warning

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Lockdown, Lockdown, Lockdown

Shooter warning

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The vehicle for installation preparation and response

Installation emergency management plan 10–2

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Ways to prepare for and cope with natural disasters

Protective measures

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The most effective individual protective equipment for conventional attack

Helmet and body armor

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Along with the emergency operation center and unit control centers this implements operational plans and priorities, controls and monitors mission generation capabilities, and ensures installation survivability

Installation command and control

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Alarm condition levels

Green, yellow, Red air, red ground, black

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During attack recovery and reconnaissance which base entity disseminate information to forces and report status of resources to hire headquarters

Emergency operation center

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All individual protective equipment and feel gear stored

Mop level ready

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Helmet and web belt worn

Mop level zero

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Overgarment and field gear worn

Mop level one

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Overgarment over boots and field gear worn

Mopp level two

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Overgarment, protective mask, over boots and field gear worn

Mop level three

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All individual protective equipment and field gear worn

Mopp level four

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Regardless of the type of agent, concentration, or method of chemical attack what is the best immediate protective equipment?

Groundcrew ensemble

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What are P tabs used to protect against

Nerve agents

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SALUTE Reporting

Size
Activity
Location
Unit
Time
Equipment

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The part of international law that regulates conduct of armed hostilities

Law of armed conflict

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A treaty obligation of the United States under provisions of the 1949 Geneva conventions

Law of armed conflict training

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The five important principles that govern armed conflict; military necessity, distinction, proportionality, humanity, and chivalry are all found where?

The law of armed conflict principles

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The LOAC principle says to only use the degree of regulated force necessary to obtain submission of the enemy

Military necessity

This LOAC principle states that attacks must be limited to military objectives

Military necessity

The LOAC principle imposes a requirement to distinguish between civilians and combatant forces

Distinction

The LOAC principle that states damages and casualties must be consistent with mission accomplishment and allowable risk to the attacking force

Proportionality

The LOAC principle also referred to as the principle of unnecessary suffering

Humanity

The LOAC principle that forbids treacherous acts to injure the enemy

Chivalry

In accordance with AFPD 51–4 any member who knows of a LOAC violation must report it to who

Their commander or next higher authority

These exist to ensure use of force, in an operation, occurs according to national policy goals, mission requirements, and the rule of law

Rules of engagement

These four elements must be considered prior to invoking the standing rules of engagement use of force in self defense

De-escalation Necessity Proportionality Pursuit

Standards of conduct based on values

Ethics

Within how many days must a commander reply to a complaint of financial responsibility when received for one of their members

15 days

What is the primary source of military law

The constitution of the United States

The fifth amendment of the Constitution and article 31 of the UCMJ prevent an individual from what?

Involuntary self-incrimination

Which organization works to protect a clients individual interests and ensure the independent and zealous representation of a client facing military justice action or other adverse actions?

Area defence counselI

The act of taking a person into custody

Apprehension

Moral or physical restrictions on a person’s Liberty leading up to prosecution.

Pretrial restraint

These are imposed directing a person to do or refrain from doing specific acts

Conditions on Liberty

Imposes restraint on a person to remain within specified limits but is less severe than arrest

Restrictions in lieu of arrest

Limiting of a persons Liberty

Arrest

Physical restraint such as imprisonment or confinement in a facility

Confinement

What is nonjudicial punishment most often referred to as

Article 15

Used to postpone application of all or part of a punishment for a specific probationary period.

Suspension

An action whereby any portion of the unexecuted punishment is canceled

Remission

Reduction in either the quantity or quality of punishment

Mitigation

An action where by the punishment, whether executed or not, is set aside and any property, privileges, or rights affected by the portion of the punishment are restored.

Set aside

Type of court-martial used to try minor offenses

Summary court-martial

Intermediate level court in the military system

Special court-martial

Court Marshall which tries the most serious offenses

General court Marshall

Who is authorized to access a members UIF?

The member, commander, first sergeant, EPR officials, FSS, IG, inspection team, legal office, MEO, law-enforcement and substance abuse counselors

This is a rehabilitative tool commanders may use to establish a six-month observation period Of individuals whose duty performance is substandard

Control roster

What are the three leadership and development levels in the Air Force

Tactical, operational, and strategic

What are the domains of comprehensive airman fitness

Social, physical, mental, spiritual

NCO in charge of a work center or element

Noncommissioned Officer in Charge

NCO’s in charge of a section with at least two subordinate workcenters or elements

Section Chief

NCO’s Who are the enlisted leaders of a flight

Flight Chief

Enlisted leader of a squadron

Squadron superintendent

SNCO in charge of a group or Wing level function

Superintendent

This position is located at headquarters and is responsible for organizing and managing one or more enlisted career field.

Career field manager

First Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force who tackled personal retention

Airhey

Second chief Master sergeant of the Air Force fought for equal Perdiem for enlisted and officers

Harlow

Third Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force who pushed for the NCO Academy

Kisling

Fourth Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force who worked to ensure equality among the ranks and races

Barnes

Fifth Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force who addressed low morale and weak public image addressing substance abuse

Gaylor

Sixth Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force who confronted lowest recruiting rates

McCoy

Seventh Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force who felt it was time for Airmen to think “we instead of me me me”

“Bud” Andrews

Eighth chief master sergeant of the Air Force who made it possible for SRA to be promoted during their first enlistment

Parish

Ninth Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force who tackled the aging performance report

Binnicker

10th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force who faced downsizing after desert storm

Pfingston

11th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force who launched the new Tricare health program

Campanale

12th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force who championed warrior week at basic training

Benken

13th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force transitioned from the Cold War to expeditionary mindset

Finch

14th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force who brought back higher tenure for four enlisted grades

Murray

15th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force who opened the door for the Airmans creed

McKinley

16th Chief master sergeant of the Air Force who focused on joint and coallition development

Roy

17th and current chief master in the Air Force

Cody

Two force recruitment programs

We are all recruiters WEAR Recruiter assistance program RAP

According to Dr. James H. Toner military ethics are rooted in 3 0’s

Owing, ordering, oughting

Toners ordering refers to

Moral structuring and ethical priorities

One of the telltale signs of a military professional is

Preparation

#1 D1 Flashcards

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