Security

Question 0

What does FPCON mean?

Answer 0

Force Protection Conditions

Question 1

What is deadly force?

Answer 1

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

Question 2

How many FPCONS does the navy have?

Answer 2

5

Question 3

What are the five FPCONS?

Answer 3

FPCON Normal
FPCON Alpha
FPCON Bravo
FPCON Charlie
FPCON Delta

Question 4

What is FPCON normal?

Answer 4

General global threat

Question 5

What is FPCON Alpha?

Answer 5

An increased general threat, possible

Question 6

What is FPCON Bravo?

Answer 6

Increased or more predictable

Question 7

What is FPCON Charlie?

Answer 7

Intelligence is received terrorist action is likely.

Question 8

What is FPCON Delta?

Answer 8

Terrorist attack has occurred, or intelligence received that terrorist action is imminent.

Question 9

What does RAM mean?

Answer 9

Random Antiterrorism Measures

Question 10

What is the purpose of random antiterrorism(RAM)?

Answer 10

Detect, deter and disrupt terrorist attacks so we don’t become vulnerable.

Question 11

What is the goal of RAM?

Answer 11

To deter, detect and disrupt terrorist attacks.

Question 12

What’s another purpose for RAM?

Answer 12

To throw terrorists off from our normal routines.

Question 13

What is the purpose of defense in depth?

Answer 13

The sitting of mutually supporting defense positions designed to absorb and progressively weaken attack. (Just like your own yard with fence/dog/alarm system.)

Question 14

What are the characteristics and objectives of terrorist operations?

Answer 14

Urban-based
Highly mobile
Well-trained
Covert

Question 15

What are the 4 cell categories of terrorist organizations?

Answer 15

P-PAL IS OC

Planning and preparation cell
Admin and logistics cell
Intelligence and surveillance cell
Operations Combat cell

Question 16

What are the terrorist threat phases

Answer 16

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

Question 17

Define terrorism:

Answer 17

Unlawful violence to inculcate fear.

Question 18

Define counterterrorism:

Answer 18

Offensive measures to deter terrorism.

Question 19

What is the assessment zone?

Answer 19

500+ yards

Security forces detect and identify contacts.

Question 20

What is the warning zone?

Answer 20

300 yards

Establishing hostile intent

Question 21

What is threat zone?

Answer 21

100 yards

Neutralize threats

Question 22

NVPZ

Answer 22

Naval vessel protective zone

Question 23

Describe NVPZ

Answer 23

All vessels within 500 yards minimum speed for safe course

All vessels not allowed within 100 yards unless CO says it’s okay.

Question 24

What are the protection zone felonies?

Answer 24

Punishable up to six years | Up to $250,000 in fines

Question 25

What are the terrorist motivation categories?

Answer 25

Separatist Ethnocentric Nationalistic Revolutionary

Question 26

What are the two organization models?

Answer 26

Hierarchical and networked structures

Question 27

What is hierarchical structure?

Answer 27

One person in charge

Question 28

What is network structure?

Answer 28

Collectively everyone working together.

Question 29

NSF

Answer 29

Navy Security Force

Question 30

What is ISF?

Answer 30

In-port security force

Question 31

What is reaction force?

Answer 31

A task-organized force of armed personnel designed to quickly respond to threats on ships and installations.

Question 32

What are some causes of security alerts?

Answer 32

``` Unauthorized person on the ship Telephonic bomb threat Swimmer attack Suspicious package Small boat probing Small boat attack Hostage onboard Shooter onboard ```

Question 33

Define orders:

Answer 33

A guard on post is governed by two types of orders. General and special

Question 34

Pre-planned responses:

Answer 34

A guide we use to react to threats.

Question 35

What is primary response force?

Answer 35

Setting primary and secondary boundaries when emergency or security alert.

Question 36

What is secondary response force?

Answer 36

Rapid response to security alert and tactical entering of a space for security alert.

Question 37

What is in-port security plan?

Answer 37

Security plan for entering a port/airfield not located within a US navy installation.

Question 38

ROE

Answer 38

Rules of Engagement

Question 39

SROE

Answer 39

Standard rules of engagement

Question 40

Define ROE:

Answer 40

In military ROE determines when, where, and how force shall be used.

Question 41

Define SROE:

Answer 41

Establish fundamental policies and procedures.

Question 42

ATO

Answer 42

Antiterrorism Officer

Question 43

Who is the ATO?

Answer 43

LCDR Taylor

Question 44

ATTWO

Answer 44

Antiterrorism tactical watch officer

Question 45

What is the purpose of the ATTWO?

Answer 45

``` Reports to the CDO In-port watch only Only time to stand watch underway is GQ Straight transits Half bore Full bore ```

Question 46

Who is the ATTWO underway?

Answer 46

MAC Watson

Question 47

CDO

Answer 47

Command Duty Officer CO's representative

Question 48

COG

Answer 48

Chief of the Guard

Question 49

What is the purpose if the COG?

Answer 49

Reports to the ATTWO Senior enlisted security force member who supervises ATFP watchstanders. Responsible for ECP, pier, and waterborne patrols.

Question 50

Explain contact sentry:

Answer 50

First layer of defense for ECP

Question 51

Explain cover sentry:

Answer 51

Second layer of defense for ECP.

Question 52

ATTT

Answer 52

Antiterrorism Training Team

Question 53

Purpose of ATTT?

Answer 53

To train the ships security force how to properly respond and their procedures.