SWF Flashcards
SWF mission?
Security for national strategic assets at Strategic Weapon facilities approved by the CNO in coordination with the Commandant of the Marine Corp
Who are the MAs assigned to?
Marine Corps Security force battalion operating with USMC security forces under the OPCON of the MCSFBn CO.
What is MLA, WRA, EHW?
Main Limited Area, Waterfront restricted Area, Explosive handing Wharf
Who is the SWF CO responsible to?
Director of Strategic Systems Programs
Who is the Company Commander?
Responsible for the overall operations of guard force personnel (Navy and Marine) and the execution of missions in all AORs
What are mandatory decertifications or disqualifications under the PRP program?
Diagnosed with alcohol use disorder
Involved in trafficking, processing, manufacturing, selling any controlled or illegal drug
Use drug that can cause flashbacks
loss of confidence by the certifying official
What is ROC 1?
Access control, mobile patrols, IDS, MWD, armed response teams (SRT), and all requirements under NWS manual
What is the responsibility of the Certifying official?
Determiing the acceptability of personnel assigned to nuclear weapons-related duties. Evaluates performance and reliability on a continuous basis.
What is the responsibility of the reviewing official?
Can be the CO, XO or designated official above the certifying official who is responsible for operations involving nuclear weapons, systems, and/or components.
Minimum requirement to meet initial/annual PRP refresher training?
PRP purpose and applicability
PRP roles and responisbilibilies
PRP certification
Continuing evaluation
Disqualification, removal, reinstatement
Privacy act and HIPAA
Define and Discuss a nuclear weapon accident?
Flagword (Broken Arrow). Unexpected event involving nuclear weapons or radiological nuclear weapon components
Accidental launching or firing, explosion, nonnuclear detonations, public hazard, any act of God causing damage to weapon
Define and Discuss a nuclear weapon accident?
Flagword (Broken Arrow). Unexpected event involving nuclear weapons or radiological nuclear weapon components
Accidental launching or firing, explosion, nonnuclear detonations, public hazard, any act of God causing damage to weapon
What is DTRA?
Defense Threat Reduction Agency.
Serves as the DOD lead for U.S. nuclear weapon incident training.
What is nuclear hardening?
any design or infrastructure to resist malfunction or degraded performance by nuclear weapon effects
What is nuclear survivability?
The capability to withstand exposure to nuclear environments without suffering loss of ability to accomplish mission
