Common Core Flashcards

1
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Deadly force

A

Force which person uses causes, or that a person knows or should know would create a substantial risk of causing, death or serious bodily harm.

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2
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FPCON Normal

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General global threat

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3
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FPCON Alpha

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An increased general threat of possible terrorist activity

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4
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FPCON Bravo

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Increased or more predictable threat of terrorist activity

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5
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FPCON Charlie

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Intel is received indicating terrorist action or targeting against personnel or facilities is likely

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6
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FPCON Delta

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Intel is received that terrorist action against personnel or facilities is imminent

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7
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Defense in Depth

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Measures to absorb and progressively weaken attack.

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8
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Random Antiterrorism Measures (RAM)

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present a robust security posture from which a terrorist can not determine routines / patterns.
Deter, detect, and disrupt terrorist attacks.

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9
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Urban-based terrorist operations

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transportation, money-laundering, comms, international contacts

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10
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Highly mobile terrorist operations

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move frequently from city to city, look for safe haven and like-minded support

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Well-trained terrorist operations

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physical conditioning, effective use of weapons / explosives, tactics and combat techniques, survival skills

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12
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Covert terrorist operations

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maintain and support intricate operational systems

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13
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Planning and Preparation Cell

A

operational plan

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14
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Administration and Logistics Cell

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professional cell dedicated to ideals of the group and provide financial resources

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15
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Intel and surveillance cell

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eyes and ears of the terrorist group

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16
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Operations combat cell

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action cell, conduct all combat operations

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17
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Terrorist threat phases

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Target options, selection surveillance, Target selection, Detailed surveillance, Training and preparation, Attack

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18
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Terrorism

A

unlawful violence to inculcate fear

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19
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Counterterrorism

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Offensive measures taken to prevent, deter, and respond to terrorism

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20
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Assessment zone

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500 yards - security forces detect and identify contacts

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21
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Warning Zone

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300 yards - security forces classify contacts as threats or non-threats. Initial interaction with contact providing physical presence controlling access to a restricted area

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22
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Threat zone

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100 yards - neutralize threats

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23
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Warning zone indicators

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LRAD, Dazzler, warning shots, Flares, Bullhorn, flashing lights

24
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Naval Protective zone

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vessels within 500 yards shall operate at minimum speed necessary to maintain safe course and shall proceed as directed by official patrol.
- no vessel is allowed within 100 yards of U.S naval vessel
-vessels requesting to pass shall contact official patrol on VHF channel 16
protection zone are felonies
-punishable by 6 years in prison, fines up to $250k

25
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Separatist

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Independence, political autonomy, religious freedom / domination

26
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Ethnocentric

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Race is the basis for cohesion

27
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Nationalistic

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Loyalty and devotion to a nation

28
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Revolutionary

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overthrow of an established order

29
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Hierarchical structure

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well defined vertical chain of command. info flows up and down organizational channels

30
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Networked structure

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loose affiliation with groups / individuals to conduct actions in support

31
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Navy Security Force

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all armed Navy personnel assigned to law enforcement and security duties

32
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In-Port Security Force

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ashore armed force composed of local, non deploying personnel derived from host and tenant organizations under control of host command.

33
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Reaction force

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task-organized force designed to quickly respond to threats and incidents on installations and ships

34
Q

Causes of security alerts

A

unauthorized personnel gain access to ship, telephonic bomb threat, swimmer attack, unattended / suspicious package, Personnel Borne Improvised Explosive Device, Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Device, Small boat probing, small boat attack, hostage onboard, shooter onboard

35
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Post

A

area for which guard is responsible

36
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Sentry

A

a guard, sentinel or lookout

37
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Logs / journals

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official documents containing daily reports of incidents and status of command

38
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Orders

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Governing orders of a guard

39
Q

Preplanned responses

A

measures implemented to identify, track, assess, and neutralize terrorist attacks.

40
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Primary Response Force

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responsible for security of the ship and setting of primary and secondary boundaries during emergencies

41
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Secondary Response Force

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responsible for security of the ship and rapid response to secure alert. Also responsible for tactical entering of a space

42
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Reserve force

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Augment security forces when needed

43
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Antiterrorism team

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Threat working group, AT committee, Antiterrorism Working group

44
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In-port security plan

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used whenever entering a port not located in the US, helps security establish FPCONS

45
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Rules of engagement

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determine when, where, and how force shall be used

46
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Standard rules of engagement

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establish fundamental policies and procedures

47
Q

Antiterrorism officer

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responsible to the CO for developing / managing the ATFP program 
LCDR Taylor (Sheriff , SECO)
48
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Antiterrorism Tactical Watch Officer

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Reports to the CDO, similar to the TAO, usually an in-port watch except during GQ, straight transits, Half bore / full bore.
MAC Watson

49
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Command Duty Officer

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CO’s representative

50
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Chief of the guard

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reports to ATTWO, senior enlisted security force member who supervises ATFP watch standers. Responsible for ECP, pier, and waterborne patrols

51
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Contact sentry

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ECP’s first layer of defense, makes initial contact

52
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Cover Sentry

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ECP’s second layer of defense, responsible for all personnel and weapons

53
Q

Antiterrorism Training Team

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Responsible to train ship’s security force in every aspect of force protection of the ship. Also responsible for training personnel in emergency situations

54
Q

When was the keel uss carl Vinson keel laid

A

October 11 1975

55
Q

In 2005 carl Vinson underwent what

A

Rcoh