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Who is the Security Officer?

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LT OSMAN

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Who is the CMAA?

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MACS Carmon

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What is the definition of Deadly Force?

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Force that is likely to cause, or that a person knows or should know, would create a substantial risk of causing death, serious bodily harm or injury.

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What is the use of force continuum?

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  • Professional presence
  • Verbal command
  • Control Techniques
  • Aggressive Response Techniques
  • Intermediate Weapons
  • Deadly Force
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What are the 7 circumstances for Deadly Force?

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  • Self Defense and defense of other DoD personnel
  • Defense of Others
  • Protecting inherently dangerous property
  • Protecting national critical infrastructure
  • Protecting assets vital to national security
  • Performing an arrest, apprehension or preventing escape
  • Defense against animals
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What does FPCON stand for?

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Force Protection Conditions

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How many FPCON Levels are there?

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What are the FPCON levels?

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  • FPCON Normal
  • FPCON Alpha
  • FPCON Bravo
  • FPCON Charlie
  • FPCON Delta
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What FPCON is USS Iwo Jima currently in?

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Bravo

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What does RAM stand for?

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Random Antiterrorism Measure

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What is the purpose of RAMS?

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To provide a less predictable pattern.

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What is the definition of Terrorism?

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The unlawful use of violence or threat of violence, often motivated by religious, political, or other ideological beliefs, to instill fear and coerce governments or societies in pursuit of goals that are usually political.

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What are some characteristics of a terrorist?

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  • Military sophistication
  • Heavily armed
  • Typically hit-and-run guerrilla tactics
  • Urban-based
  • Highly mobile
  • Well-trained
  • Covert
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What are some techniques of terrorism?

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  • Bombings
  • Hijacking
  • Skyjacking
  • Assassination
  • Hostage taking
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How do terrorists identify their targets?

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Terrorist conduct surveillance of possible targets to help them select a “soft” target.

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What is a soft target?

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A person with predictable behavior patterns. An unaware, unobservant guard force is a soft target.

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What is ‘Defense in Depth’?

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Defensive measures used to mitigate a terrorist act.

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What does NVPZ stand for?

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Naval Vessel Protection Zone

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What is the NVPZ?

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A layered defense around the ship that allows watch standers to detect, ID, classify, and neutralize threats as far from the protected area as possible.

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Describe the location of each zone around the ship.

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  • Assessment – Outermost
  • Warning – Middle
  • Threat - Closest to the ship
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What is an example of a security alert?

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Active shooter, armed hostage/barricade, ECP Penetration on ship.

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What is an example of a force protection alert?

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  • Protest/demonstration
  • ECP penetration off ship
  • Personnel Carried Improvised Explosive device (PCIED)
  • Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive (VBIED)
  • Suspicious package
  • Small Boat Probe
  • C-UAS
  • Floating Object
  • Swimmer attack
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What does PPR stand for?

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Pre-Planned Responses

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What is a PPR used for?

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A guideline to respond to a security/force protection alert.

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What is the definition of a post?
It’s the area where the sentinel/lookout/watch stander is required to be for performance of their duties.
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What kind of logs does security keep?
* Vehicle access log * Contractor access log * Visitor security log * Desk journal
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Where can a watch stander find the guidelines for standing a proper watch?
* 11 General orders * PPR * SOP (standard operating procedures) * Post orders
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What are post orders?
Task directions for a specific post according to the SOP’s.
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What is a sentry?
A sentinel, lookout or watch stander.
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What authorities does a sentry hold?
A sentry (within limits) has authority over all persons on their post. They have authority to issue orders to seniors when in connection with assigned duties.
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What does ISP stand for?
In-port Security Plan
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What is an ISP utilized for?
It sets all AT/FP requirements for specific in-port period.
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What does SROE stand for?
Standing Rules Of Engagement
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What is an SROE used for?
Provides forces guidance from combatant commanders on the legal use of force in their given AOR.
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What does AOR stand for?
Area Of Responsibility
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What does ATO stand for?
Anti-Terrorism Officer
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Who is the ATO?
LT Osman
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What does ATTWO stand for?
Anti-Terrorism Tactical Watch Officer
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What does COG stand for?
Chief Of the Guard
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What does ATTT stand for?
Anti-Terrorism Training Team
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Who is the ATTT Leader?
LT Osman
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What does SECO stand for?
Security Officer
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What does CMAA stand for?
Chief Master at Arms
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What 3 things make up the deadly force triangle? Define them.
* Capability - The ability or means to inflict death or serious bodily harm, or the “hands-on” ability to place or attach explosives on vital assets. * Opportunity - Established when a weapon or explosive device is in effective range to cause death or serious bodily harm. * Intent - The willingness to cause death or serious bodily harm demonstrated through aggressive actions or lack of compliance.
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Define Serious Bodily Harm.
Bodily harm or injury that involves a substantial risk of death, extreme physical pain, protracted and obvious disfigurement, or protracted loss or impairment of the function of bodily member, organ or mental faculty.
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What are the Firearm Safety Rules?
* Treat every weapon as if it were loaded. * Never point a weapon at anything you do not intend to shoot. * Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until you are ready to fire. * Keep weapon on safe until you are ready to fire. * Know your target and what lies beyond it.
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What is the max range of the Beretta M9 – 9MM Pistol?
1800 meters
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What is the max effective range of the Beretta M9 – 9MM Pistol?
50 meters
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What is the round capacity of the Beretta M9 – 9MM Pistol?
1, 15 round magazine
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What is the max range of the M4-A1 Service Rifle?
3600 meters
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What is the max effective range of the M4-A1 Service Rifle?
500 meters
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What is the round capacity of the M4-A1 Service Rifle?
1, 30 round magazine

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