Part 1

Question 1

61

Answer 1

Observation post either manned or technical. If manned, it becomes a callsign that does not move.

Question 2

1 up on, 2 up on

Answer 2

The number of vehicles ahead X1 is located on a particular object

Question 3

Band aid

Answer 3

Hospital

Question 4

Blender

Answer 4

Park

Question 5

Bolt

Answer 5

Male

Question 6

Bottle

Answer 6

House/building

Question 7

Box

Answer 7

The immediate and systematic enclosure of an area in which the target is or is believed to be located

Question 8

Bumper ahead

Answer 8

Positioned or positioning to be in a location that is or may be in the target’s direction of travel

Question 9

By the visor

Answer 9

In front of target but still has visual control fo target. Allows team to know there could be a sudden loss. Repeat “by the visor” until you relinquish control, loss of target, or you are no longer in front of target

Question 10

Chuffed

Answer 10

The state of not being willing to transmit on the radio without compromise due to the nearby presence of a surveillance target or other people

Question 11

Cleared

Answer 11

Location/street that has been searched/checked during checking drills and surveillance target was not present at that location

Question 12

Cleared/checking

Answer 12

Used primarily by foxtrots during checking drill to indicate an area or section was checked and target was not seen. Followed immediately by direction or area the foxtrot is moving to.

Question 13

Cookie

Answer 13

Tollbooth/cashier

Question 14

Curry

Answer 14

Run through. Often used in parking lots when a target drives through it to avoid an intersection without stopping or parking.

Question 15

Dead blender

Answer 15

Cemetery

Question 16

Description

Answer 16

Top over bottom of what target is wearing

Question 17

Dish

Answer 17

Post office

Question 18

Egg

Answer 18

Exit from a traffic circle

Question 19

Finch

Answer 19

Construction / road work

Question 20

Finger

Answer 20

Pier or tower

Question 21

Follow

Answer 21

Begins when he box is broken and a surveillant assumes control of target. A full follow consists of a 55, 68 and a third.

Question 22

Fork

Answer 22

Restaurant / cafe

Question 23

Fridge

Answer 23

Bank NOTE: 77 77 Call

Question 24

Full

Answer 24

Seafront / waterline

Question 25

Long stay

Answer 25

Stopped for an extended period of time. Typically called during a 999, not at the beginning of a 999.

Question 26

Mobile band aid

Answer 26

Ambulance

Question 27

Mobile finger

Answer 27

Elevator

Question 28

Mobile kettle

Answer 28

Cellular phone

Question 29

Mobile skillet

Answer 29

Fire truck

Question 30

Moon

Answer 30

West

Question 31

Mop

Answer 31

Military

Question 32

Mug

Answer 32

Mosque

Question 33

Nest

Answer 33

Traffic circle

Question 34

No duff

Answer 34

Not an exercise

Question 35

No longer complete

Answer 35

Target has departed a building or vehicle. NOTE: 77 77

Question 36

No visual / checking

Answer 36

Used by callsigns during checking drills to relay areas where target has not been seen. Followed immediately by direction or area the callsign is moving to.

Question 37

Nut

Answer 37

Female

Question 38

Over swallow

Answer 38

Overpass. Especially useful when using uniform.

Question 39

Parallel

Answer 39

Surveillant’s location on a right or left parallel street in the same direction as the target.

Question 40

Planet

Answer 40

South

Question 41

Possible

Answer 41

Refers to x-ray or Zulu, which may be the target. Someone must verify. Continue to say possible until x-ray or zulu has been confirmed.

Question 42

Pot

Answer 42

Station

Question 43

Puffin

Answer 43

Water

Question 44

Rose bud

Answer 44

Motorcycle

Question 45

Short stay

Answer 45

Stopped for a short period of time

Question 46

Sierra down down down

Answer 46

Given when targets speed slows drastically

Question 47

Skillet

Answer 47

Fire station

Question 48

Skirt

Answer 48

On ramp

Question 49

Slow join

Answer 49

A position to impose control of target but requires surveillant to yield to cross traffic

Question 50

Smile

Answer 50

Camera/photo

Question 51

Socks

Answer 51

License plate

Question 52

Star

Answer 52

NORTH

Question 53

Starling

Answer 53

Downtown/town center

Question 54

Stem

Answer 54

Tracks

Question 55

Straight at

Answer 55

The target proceeded through a hazard, did not turn, and continued the same direction of travel

Question 56

Strong possible

Answer 56

Similar to “possible,” but the similarities are stronger and it is most likely target. Still needs verified. Continue to say strong possible until X-ray or Zulu has been confirmed.

Question 57

Sun

Answer 57

EAST

Question 58

Swallow

Answer 58

Bridge

Question 59

Tango

Answer 59

A ground based technical surveillance platform. When employed, tango is generally not considered a callsign.

Question 60

Tea cup

Answer 60

Parking space

Question 61

Third

Answer 61

Third in the follow, behind 55 and the 68

Question 62

Toaster

Answer 62

Public place

Question 63

U/I

Answer 63

Unidentified. Used in conjunction with but or bolt and a number, if applicable

Question 64

Uniform

Answer 64

Aerial surveillance platform. Unlike tango, uniform may perform as an active participant, especially for areas where callsigns could easily be compromised.

Question 65

Unsighted/checking

Answer 65

Lost target. The unsighted/checking call initiates checking drills. Include last KNOWN location and direction of travel of target.

Question 66

Vault

Answer 66

Museum

Question 67

Vulture

Answer 67

Traffic light

Question 68

Whiskey

Answer 68

Friendly asset

Question 69

White/black

Answer 69

Levels/floors - white is ground level, white 2 is second floor, etc. black is the basement, black 2 is next lower level etc.

Question 70

Yankee

Answer 70

Known, identified associate of target