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  1. List 8 Duty Gear items? (UOI 31-3 1.2.1)
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Mobility bag that includes issued duty gear, modular service vest, inclement weather gear, handcuffs with case and key, plate carrier, and/or body armor (if available), advanced modular helmet, appropriate magazine pouches, disposable gloves with pouch, Safari Land holster with dual retention for any post authorized to carry the M18 handgun, radio case, whistle, pocket notebook and pen, flashlight, hearing protection, expandable baton/carrier (if qualified), TASER (if qualified), Restricted Area Badge (RAB), flightline driver’s license, state driver’s license (if issued), and Common Access Card (CAC) (at all times).

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  1. What are the types of Recalls? (UOI 31-3 1.10.3-1.10.3.7)
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SF Augmentees Recall, Communication Test, General Recall, Pyramid Recalls, Selective Recall, Communications-Out, Telephone Standby

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  1. What will personnel not do when responding to a recall? (UOI 31-3 1.10.3.8-1.10.3.8.5)
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Personnel responding to a recall will not take time to shower, shave, or take care of personal business, unless otherwise directed.

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  1. Explain changeover procedures? (UOI 31-3 1.14)
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Upon assuming post, all posts will conduct an extensive inspection and joint changeover with the off-going to ensure all equipment is operational, report all deficiencies to BDOC. Sentries will inspect the landline and radio equipment at the beginning of each shift for serviceability.

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5.Who can deadline a vehicle? (UOI 31-3 1.15)

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Flight Sergeant or higher authority

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  1. Who will you report your post to? (UOI 31-3 1.1.6.1-1.16.1.2)
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All Flight Sergeant, Flight Chiefs, E-7s and above in their chain of command.
All members of higher headquarters inspection teams.
All personnel in the 49 SFS chain of command (e.g., Mission Support Group/Commander/Deputy Commander, Wing Commander/Vice Commander, Wing Command Chief, 19 AF/Commander, and 19 AF Command Chief).

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  1. What do you need to operate a vehicle on the flight line? (UOI 31-3 1.18)
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Current HAFB flight line driving license and stateside driver’s license

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  1. What are Ground Tasking Orders designed to do? (UOI 31-3 1.19)
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Designed to provide the flexibility and unpredictability to counter and confuse any adversary threatening the installation and its resources.

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  1. While challenging an individual where should defenders place themselves? (SFTRG 2 Pg 213-219)
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Between the PL resource and the subject
Subject facing away from protection level (PL) resources/area.

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  1. What are the SF Legal Authorities? (UOI 31-3 2.2-2.2.4)
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Detain, Apprehend, Report, Correct

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  1. Explain Exclusive Jurisdiction and where it applies? (UOI 31-3 2.3.1.1-2.3.1.1.1)
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Exclusive jurisdiction applies when the Federal government has retained or acquired from the state, complete legislative and sole authority to enforce the law on the Installation. The state has no authority, except the right to serve state civil or criminal process.

The Main Gate and Welcome Center are in exclusive jurisdiction.

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  1. Explain Proprietary Jurisdiction and where it applies? (UOI 31-3 2.3.1.2-2.3.1.2.2)
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The Federal government to have the same rights as any property owner only. The Federal government and its personnel on base are treated as tenants subject to New Mexico State Laws (and Federal Laws that do not rely on territorial jurisdiction such as espionage, bank robbery, tax fraud, counterfeiting, etc.). The Federal government still maintains sovereign immunity and supremacy for inherently governmental functions.
The housing area south of Mesquite Road, the West Gate, areas west of Bare Base, and Vandergrift Rd leading to and including the La Luz Gate are proprietary jurisdiction.

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  1. What are the Patrol Sectors (TR: UOI 31-3_3.2-3.2.4)
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Sector 1: This sector includes the region south of runway 25, and the region east of
runway 34. This sector contains exclusive and proprietary jurisdictions.
Sector 2: This sector includes the region south of runway 07 and the region west of
runway 34. This sector contains exclusive and proprietary jurisdictions.
Sector 3: This sector includes the region north of runway 07 and the region west of
runway 16. Tula Peak road is the dividing line between sector 3 and sector 4. This sector contains exclusive and proprietary jurisdictions.
Sector 4: This sector includes the region north of runway 25 and the region east of
runway 16. This sector contains exclusive and proprietary jurisdictions.

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  1. During a Patrol Emergency Response when are you authorized the exceed the speed limit? (TR: UOI 31-3_3.3)
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In cases where life-threatening circumstances exist or when approved by the Flight Sergeant.

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  1. How will SF respond to all duress and intrusion alarms. (TR:UOI 31-3_3.21-3.21.1.1)
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Code 2

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  1. Where is the Alternate Command Post? (TR: 31-3 UOI_3.23.2.4-3.23.2.4.3)
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Bldg. 898

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  1. When responding to a Non-Secure Facilities and there are signs of force entry what are the SF members actions? (TR: UOI 31-3_ 3.24-3.24.7)
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Withdraw to a safe distance where surveillance can be maintained, request backup patrols, such as an MWD team, and challenge anyone exiting the facility.

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  1. How will Evidence/Found Property be received? (TR: UOI 31-3_3.25)
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DD Form 2817

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  1. What are the procedure for Found Property? (TR: UOI 31-3_3.25.2)
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Found property will be accounted for via the DD Fm 2817. Found property will not be stored in an evidence locker that has evidence already contained inside it. SF must make every effort to contact and return the item to the owner. If the owner is not located, S3I will be notified the next duty day to pick up the found property. A blotter entry will be made stating how the item was obtained and who turned it in.

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  1. What does a Funds Escort require a SF member? (TR: UOI 31-3_ 3.30.1-3.30.1.4)
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More than $25,000
Exception to policy is Defense Commissary Agency “DECA”. SF will provide escort when requested by the commissary cashier cage.

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  1. Explain escort patrol actions during a funds escort? (TR: UOI 31-3_3.30.3-3.30.3.11)
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Advise the funds custodian of the most direct route to the destination. If two or more escorts from the same facility are required on a daily basis, a different route will be taken each time SF will not carry/assist in carrying funds for the fund’s agent.
Ensure the BDOC Controller has all pertinent information concerning the escort.
Ensure the BDOC Controller is advised of escort initiation and termination times.
Maintain radio contact with the BDOC at all times. Conduct a status check at three-minute intervals until the escort is terminated.
Never let anyone come between you and the escorted vehicle.
Upon arrival at the final destination dismount the patrol vehicle and survey the area for suspicious personnel or activities prior to allowing the funds agent to dismount his/her vehicle.
Escort the funds agent into the facility by walking no more than 10 feet behind
Terminate the escort once funds are inside the secured area/facility.

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  1. If there is an alarm activation during a funds escort what will the escort do? (TR: UOI 31-3_3.30.3.12-3.30.3.12.3)
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Proceed directly to the final destination and the funds will be secured.
If the alarm activation is at the final destination, the funds will be escorted back to the originating facility to be secured.

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  1. When will the munitions escort patrol terminate their escort? (TR: UOI 31-3_3.31.3-3.31.3.6)
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Once the munitions are secured inside the munitions area.

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  1. If there is an alarm activation at the final destination during a munitions escort what will occur? (TR: UOI31-3_3.31.3.7-3.31.3.7.2)
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The munitions will be escorted to the alternate site (fenced area around Bldg 930) until the situation is terminated.

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25. Define Safe Haven (TR: UOI 31-3_3.32.2)
Temporary storage rendered to DoE shipments of materials at DoD facilities in the event of natural disaster, civil disorder, hostile actions, or any other emergency circumstances.
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26. During an Active Shooter Response who are the follow-on forces in exclusive jurisdiction? (TR: UOI 31-3_3.34)
FBI
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27. During an Active Shooter initial entry what will they do? (TR: UOI 31-3_3.34.3.1.5)
Switch their radios to the 49 SFS secondary network.
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28. Who makes up the Rescue Task Force? (TR: UOI 31-3_3.34.6)
4 personnel; 2 SF members and 2 Fire Emergency Services or Emergency Medical Services
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29. What is a National Defense Area and what are reasons they may be established? (TR: UOI 31-3_3.38-3.38.1.5)
NDAs contain and secure federal government resources in the US and US territorial areas that do not fall under the jurisdiction of the DoD. Aircraft diverts to civilian airports. An aircraft carrying nuclear weapons makes an emergency landing. It is necessary to temporarily immobilize nuclear weapons ground convoys. An aircraft crashes. Other unplanned emergency occurs.
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30. What is SF role during a Fire Response? (TR: UOI 31-3_3.40)
Assist with crowd/traffic control and evacuation.
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31. When are foot patrols conducted? (TR: UOI 31-3_3.41)
Directed by the Flight Sergeant, or S3/S3O.
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32. When are Vehicle Lockouts authorized? (TR: UOI 31-3_3.43)
Under emergency or life-threatening conditions, with the approval of the Flight Chief/Sergeant.
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33. What are the Frequencies we use at HAFB? (TR: UOI 31-3_6.2.3-6.2.3.3)
Channel 1 – SFS-1(Primary) Channel 2 – SFS-2 (Alternate) Channel 3 – Fire-Crash
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34. Explain how SF Authentication? (TR: UOI 31-3_6.9.1-6.-9.2)
SF member passes the challenged member a number, the challenged SF member responds with the corresponding phonetic alphabet from their last name.
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35. What are the Response Codes (TR: UOI 31-3_6.10-6.10.1.16)
CODE 1 - Routine Response CODE 2 - Urgent Response CODE 3 - Emergency Dispatch CODE 4 - Wants & Warrants Reply CODE 5 - Traffic Stop CODE 6 - Latrine Break CODE 7 - Chow Break CODE 8 - Suspect in Custody CODE 8A - Suspect of Opposite Sex CODE 9 - Change Radio Frequency CODE 10 - All Secure CODE 11 - Alarm Activation/Duress CODE 12 - Funds Escort CODE 13 - Immediate Assistance Required CODE 14 - Munitions Escort CODE 15 - Suspicious package/Bomb Threat
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36. How long are duress words valid? (TR: UOI 31-3_6.11-6.11.3)
Not to exceed 6 months. If the duress words are compromised, they will be immediately replaced.
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37. How can duress be initiated and give examples? (TR: UOI 31-3_ 6.12.1-6.12.3)
Active duress examples include engaging the duress button, pedal or utilizing the current duress word in normal conversation. Passive duress examples include failing to follow standard operating procedures and mis-authentication/authenticating incorrectly.
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38. What are your actions if duress is passed within a Restricted/Controlled Area? (UOI 31-3 6.14.4-6.14.9)
Challenge and place all the individuals involved at a disadvantage. Call for backup (if necessary). Separate the person who indicated duress from all the other challenged individuals and ascertain why they indicated duress. Apprehend the suspect who placed the person under duress. The patrol will purge the affected area. Follow further instructions from the BDOC Controller and Flight Chief/Sergeant until the situation is terminated.
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39. Explain how you would conduct an IEVC if consent is given? (TR: UOI 31-3_ 7.9.1.4-7.9.1.4.1)
Obtain and document on the IEVC sheet identification, proof of valid insurance and registration. Instruct the vehicle operator to pull over, park, and open all doors, panels, trunk and storage areas. All hand carried items should be left inside the vehicle. Instruct the operator to stand aside while the inspection is conducted, in an area where they may observe.
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40. If contraband is located during an IEVC who makes the determination on who will searches the vehicle? (TR: UOI 31-3_7.9.1.4.2-7.9.1.4.3)
SJA
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41. What are you actions if a military member refuses an IEVC? (TR: UOI 31-3_7.9.1.5.1-7.9.1.5.1.1)
Advise the individual the check is by the order of the Installation Commander and failure to obey the order is a violation of Article 92 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). In addition, advise them that refusal may result in revocation of base driving privileges and base vehicle registration. If the military member still refuses, apprehend the individual and process for Article 92, UCMJ violation.
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42. What are you actions if a civilian refuses an IEVC? (TR: UOI 31-3_7.9.1.5.1-7.9.1.5.1.1)
Advise the operator that refusal to permit the check may result in revocation of base driving privileges and/or denial of base access. If the individual still refuses and is attempting to enter the installation, retain the member’s ID (if base issued) and deny entry.
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43. What are you actions if a civilian refuses an IEVC West Gate/Search Pit and La Luz Gate (TR: UOI 31-3_7.9.1.5.2.2-7.9.1.7)
Retain the ID (if base issued) and deny entry. Conduct a plain-view search for potential contraband and if exiting also stolen government property. Whether contraband is found or not, gather applicable information on the vehicle and operator and report all information to BDOC to include if contraband was observed. BDOC will contact 49 WG/JA.
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44. What are your actions if classified material is found during an IEVC? (TR:UOI 31-3_7.9.1.8-7.9.1.8.5)
If classified material is observed while conducting IEVC, the individual will be asked for their courier letter or DD Form 2501, Carrier Authorization.
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45. What will the responding patrol do during a contained Gate Runner? (TR: UOI 31-3_7.11.2.8-7.11.2.9)
Initiate a high-risk traffic stop, all individuals placed in the final challenge position, attempt to identify the status and base affiliation of the occupants, and ascertain the reason the driver failed to stop at the gate.
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46. What are the choke points for uncontained Gate Runner? (TR: UOI 31-3_7.11.2.14-7.11.2.19)
Paint Shack, Tango-1, Tango-2, and King-1.
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47. A minimum of how many patrols will respond to incidents involving PL resources in a restricted area? (TR: UOI 31-3_ 8.1-8.1.10)
2 patrols
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48. What is the designation of the Sign/Countersign? (TR: UOI 31-3_8.3.1)
Controlled Unclassified Information
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49. Explain how you would use Sign/Countersign if the number is 7? (TR: UOI 31-3_8.3.1.1-8.3.1.2)
You would extend three fingers of one hand and the person requesting entry would respond by extending four fingers of one hand (the two personnel combined should be extending a total of seven fingers).
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50. Upon termination of an emergency entry incident response what will be accomplished? (TR: UOI 31-3_8.4.3-8.7.4.5)
Log Emergency Responders on AF FM 1109 and purge the area.
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51. What will the patrol brief the AC during transient PL 3 aircraft? (TR:UOI 31-3_8.10.2-8.10.2.2)
Duress words and how to utilize them.
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52. Are POVs authorized on the Airfield? (TR: UOI 31-3_ 8.13.1-8.13.1.3)
Yes. possess a vehicle flight line pass or decal for mission-essential operations. The flight line pass is displayed on the windshield or dashboard of the vehicle while on the airfield, or the decal is affixed to the front bumper.
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53. Are Inspection Team authorized unescorted entry in restricted areas? (TR: UOI 31-3_8.14-8.14.1)
Team member must possess a valid home installation AF FM 1199, Restricted Area Badge, and local authenticated EAL.
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54. What will you have one member of the responding patrol do during an Unauthorized Aircraft Landing? (UOI 31-3_8.16.2-8.16.2.6)
Have alpha change their radio frequency to the crash net.
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55. What is a Stop Alert and what will SF not do? (TR: UOI 31-3_8.17)
A suspected/actual hijacking of an aircraft. SF will not drive vehicles onto the active runway to block a suspected hijacked aircraft. SF will not block fighter aircraft when they are taxiing.
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56. Who can authorize photography in Restricted/Controlled Area? (TR: UOI 31-3_8.18-8.18.1.1)
Personnel must obtain an authorization memorandum from their unit security manager, coordinated through the owning agency.
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57. What will military/civilian members be charged with when they are found with Unauthorized Photography in Restricted/Controlled Areas (TR: UOI 31-3 8.19-8.19.10.1)
Article 92, Failure to Obey Order or Regulation District Court Violation Notice for Title 18 USC 795: Photographing and Sketching Defense Installations.
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58. What is the definition of a Helping Hand (TR: UOI 31-3_8.21.1)
An unclassified message BDOC relays to the installation command post. It identifies unusual incidents, possibly hostile, affecting PL 1, 2, or 3 resources at an installation or dispersed site.
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59. Covered Wagon (TR: UOI 31-3_8.22.1)
Inform HHQ that an unusual incident affecting PL 1, 2, or 3 resources, probably or actually hostile, occurred at an installation or dispersed site.
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60. List 7 SF Forms (TR: DAFI 31-118_5.12-5.12.14)
AF Form 53, SF Desk Blotter, AF Form 75, Visitor/Vehicle Pass, AF Form 1109, Visitor Register Log, AF Form 1168, Statement of Suspect/Witness/Complainant, AF Form 1176, Authority to Search and Seize, AF Form 1315, Accident Report. AF Form 1361, Pick Up/Restriction Order, AF Form 1364, Consent for Search and Seizure, AF Form 3226, Authority to Apprehend in Private dwelling, AF Form 3907, Security Forces Field Interview Data, DD Form 460, Provisional Pass, DD Forms 2708, Receipt for Pre-Trial/Post Trial Prisoner or Detained Person, AF Form 3545 and 3545/A, Incident Report.
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61. What protection level is Command Post? (TR: 49 WG IDP Annex C Appendix 1 para 3.a.(4)a-b)
PL 3
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62. Where is the alternate SF Arming point? (TR: 49 WG IDP Annex C Appendix 3 Tab G para 3.a.(2)a)
Building 1278/Combat Arms
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63. How will TDY Personnel be granted unescorted entry to a Restricted Areas? (TR: 49 WG IDP Annex C Appendix 5 Tab A Enclosure 2 para 3.(4)
Degree specified on the authenticated EAL or visit notification and in conjunction with their home base restricted area badge.
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64. How will vehicles be allowed in a Restricted Area? (TR: 49 WG IDP Annex C Appendix 5 Enclosure 2 para 3.j-l)
POVs are not authorized. Rental vehicles used for official military duties and contractor vehicles may be driven with a Flightline Authorized Vehicle Pass displayed on the dashboard.
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65. What are the munitions routes from West Gate? (TR: 49 WG IDP Annex C Appendix 6 Tab A para 3.(g).1-2
West Gate Avenue to 49er Avenue, Kelly Road, Douglas Road to the Munitions Storage Area. Alternate Route. West Gate Avenue, West Eleventh Street, Delaware Avenue, Saber Road, to the Munitions Storage Area. Utilize the alternate route only if the primary one is inaccessible.
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66. When dispatched to Robbery procedures how will you respond? (TR: 49 WG IDP Annex C Appendix 14 para 3.(3)-(4)(a-d)
Respond to the directed location at a safe speed. Do not exceed the posted speed limit by more than 10 mph during Code 2 or 3 response.
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67. In the event the crew does not heed the stop and hold warning for an unannounced aircraft landing on HAFB, what will be declared? (TR: 49 WG IDP Annex C Appendix 18 para 3.a(4)-(7)
STOP ALERT
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68. Safe Haven/Secure Hold Routes (TR: 49 WG IDP Annex C Appendix 20 para 3.(h)1-2)
West Gate to 49er Avenue, Kelly Road, Douglas Road to the Non-Nuclear Munitions Storage Area (NNMSA). Alternate route will be from West Gate Avenue, West Eleventh Street, Delaware Avenue, Saber Road, to the NNMSA.
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69. What is a temporary deviation? (TR: 49 WG IDP Annex C Appendix 30 para 3.a.(1)(a)
A security-threatening condition exists that is not in compliance with directives. A temporary deviation requires thorough review and approval initially and again at least every 12 months. Temporary deviations require compensatory measures.
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70.What is a permanent deviation? (TR: 49 WG IDP Annex C Appendix 30 para 3.a.(1)(b)
A security-threatening condition that cannot be corrected or correction is cost-prohibitive. Permanent deviations also apply to conditions that technically deviate from prescribed requirements but do not threaten security of the asset. Compensatory measures are required if a condition threatens security of the asset.
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71. What are the curfew hours for persons under 18? (TR: 49 WG IDP Annex D Appendix 5 para 3.a.(1)-(3)
2200 and 0600, Sunday through Thursday, and between 2400 and 0600, Friday and Saturday (and/or the day before a holiday).
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72. What items are prohibited in a Restricted Area? (TR: 49 WG IDP Annex K Appendix 6 para 3.a.(1)-(2)
Photography, Video/Still Imagery Devices, Portable/Personal Electronic Devices (PED)
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73. If BDOC receives a Terrorism Screening Hit what will they direct the IEC or patrolman to do? (TR: UOI 31-5_6.1.10-6.1.10.8)
IEC and patrolpersons on scene to NOT advise Suspect of Hit. Patrolperson will maintain physical and visual control of the Suspect, away from other personnel.
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