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Code Words
Brevity Codes
Pass words
Telephones
Making our activities known to the enemy.
Keeping our activities unknown from enemy eavesdroppers.
Giving our enemies the run around.
None of the above.
On-duty supervisor and handler.
Chief, Security Forces.
Operations officer.
Kennel master.
The original copy
The printed copy
All copies
The second copy
The military working dog’s ability to see through thick fog and rainy conditions.
Detection capabilities during periods of limited visibility.
The team’s ability to work alone.
It’s quick response capability.
Put mud on it.
Pattern painting.
Place foliage on an in the barrel.
Wrap it with burlap garnishing or strips of dyed cloth.
Protect members of the apprehension team.
Dispersing the remaining crowd off-leash.
Biting and holding demonstrators.
Apprehending rioters.
Blend with its surroundings
Stand out from the wooded terrain.
Be easily applied and even more easily removed.
Be easily distinguished from non-camouflaged equipment.
To cover obstacles.
To tie-in with adjacent units.
Most likely mounted avenue of approach last.
On most likely dismounted avenue of approach first.
To gain information in order to establish the facts of a crime and to develop background information on specific crimes and/ or offenses.
To gain information to establish a story to use against the suspect in a court of law.
To gain information so you can understand why a crime has taken place.
To gain information so if the stories are different, you can edit ones statement.
Grazing fire
Dead space
Final protective line
Principle direction of fire
Code of Conduct
Title 10, US Code
Self-defense right
Citizens right of arrest
Near and Close ambushes.
Far and Wide Ambushes.
Near and far ambushes.
Ready and Not ready ambushes.
Against a specific target at a predetermined location.
Against a large number in a large area.
When a target is determined.
Never.
The UCMJ
The Internal Security Act of 1950
Title 18, Section 1385 US Code
The Manual for Courts-Martial
The M249 is a 5.56-mm, magazine-fed, gas-operated, shoulder-fired weapon. It is designed to fire either semiautomatic or a three-round burst through the use of a selector lever (SAFE, SEMI, and BURST).
The M249 is a semiautomatic, magazine-fed, recoil operated, double-action pistol, which is chambered for the 9mm NATO cartridge. The M249 weighs 31 ounces unloaded and 41 ounces loaded with a 15-round magazine.
The M249 is a lightweight, single-shot, breech-loaded, pump action, shoulder-fired weapon that is attached to the M16 and M4.
The M249 is a gas-operated, air-cooled, belt-and magazine-fed, automatic weapon that fires from the open-bolt position.
Tone down paint
Rocks
Branches
Old uniforms
Standing up
Firing from the wrong shoulder
To noisy
No balance
US Army military police
US marshals
City police
County sheriffs
The enemy
Fire Department
Engineers
Civilians
A. Officer response, and Force application
B. Risk perception, and Officer response.
C. Force application, and Level of force.
D. Risk perception, and Level of force.
1 minute
3 minute
5 minute
7 minute
1,800
2,212
3,600
6,764
In the “free gun” position.
In a fixed static position.
On a mobile platform.
Positioned on the ground.
Controlling entry to the area and the individual resource.
The security area of interest use of series patrolling to reduce threat.
Small areas that contain a nuclear weapon and are generally located inside a larger restricted or limited area.
Big areas that do not contain nuclear weapon and are generally inside a small area.
The RF consists of 10 personnel capable of responding to the scene within 3 minutes (10 in 3 response).
The RF consists of 15 personnel capable of responding to the scene within 5 minutes (15 in 5 response).
The RF consists of 15 personnel capable of responding to the scene within 2 minutes (15 in 2 response).
The RF consists of 10 personnel capable of responding to the scene within 5 minutes (10 in 5 response).
Seismic, magnetic, and active infrared (beam)
Passive Infrared (Heat)
Repeaters and Hand held displays
Break Wire Sensors
Contrast with the background
Regularity of Outline
Shine
Ranging Targets
Integrity and Behavior
Ethics and Attitude
Attitude and Behavior
Ethics and Integrity
5 meters in depth
10 meters in depth
15 meters in depth
20 meters in depth
Antipersonnel mines
Smoke parachutes
Pyrotechnics
Slap flares
Seeking favors
Exercising authority
Assistance to others
Personal attitudes
M193 tracer, M196 ball, M199 blank, M200 dummy, M855 tracer, M856 ball, M862 long range training ammunition (LRTA).
M862 long range training ammunition (LRTA), M193 ball, M196 tracer, M200 blank, M199 tracer, M856 dummy, M855 ball.
M193 ball, M196 tracer, M199 dummy, M200 blank, M855 ball, M856 tracer, M862 short range training ammunition (SRTA).
M864 short range training ammunition (SRTA), M194 ball, M187 tracer, M199 gummy, M854 ball, M867 tracer, M911 blank.
AF Form 52, Evidence Tag and AF form 1176, Authority to Search and Seize.
AF Form 1176, Authority to Search and Seize and AF Form 1364, Consent for Search and Seizure.
AF Form 1364, consent for Search and Seizure and AF Form 52, Evidence Tag.
AF Form 1364, Authority to Search and Seize and AF Form 1176, Consent for Search and Seizure.
Large outdoor areas
Small indoor areas
Large indoor areas
Small outdoor areas
The M9 is a semiautomatic, magazine-fed, recoil operated, double-action pistol, which is chambered for the 9mm NATO cartridge. The M9 weighs 31 ounces unloaded and 41 ounces loaded with a 15-round magazine.
The M9 is an automatic, magazine-fed, shoulder fired weapon. It is designed to fire either semiautomatic or a three-round burst through the use of a selector lever (SAFE, SEMI, BURST).
The M9 is a semiautomatic, magazine-fed, recoil operated, double-action weapon, which is chambered for the 10mm NATO cartridge. The M9 weighs 24 ounces unloaded and 31 ounces loaded with a 12-round magazine.
De-cock the launcher.
Replace transport safety strap.
Replace transport safety pin.
Remove spent ammunition cartridge.
1955
1956
1957
1958
Offensive weapon
Defensive weapon
Passive defense weapon
Active defense weapon
The UCMJ applies everywhere, whether on an airplane, ship, or overseas.
The UCMJ applies only in the states.
The UCMJ applies everywhere, whether on an airplane, ship, but not overseas.
The UCMJ applies only on a military installation.
The U.S. Constitution.
Military Jurisdiction.
Uniform Code of Military Justice.
The service members fighting in war.
Offense codes
Involvement codes
Bias motivation codes
Offense Statutory basis
Have a witness to the statement initial all questions and answers.
Have the person giving the statement initial after each question and answer.
You can’t do it; this technique is never authorized for security forces use on a statement.
Have the person giving the statement sign a written agreement to using this technique.
True
False
Property custodian.
Chief Investigator.
First person who noticed the property.
Person who initially received, obtained, or seized the property.
N/A
Authorized
Badge not used
Authorized without badge
Two
Four
Six
Eight
Military symbology
Civilian symbology
Charts and Forms
Staff Control Tools
Provides leadership and direction for squadron personnel. Ensures effective forces protection policies, procedures, resources and personnel are available to accomplish the mission.
Senior SF enlisted leader for the unit. Monitors unit functions and provides feed back to the commander on the status of unit operations, personnel and programs.
Evaluates unit personnel on readiness through written, oral, and performance testing. Develops and conducts evaluation scenarios for wing and squadron level exercises.
Serves as the liaison between the commander and the enlisted force. Ensures the commander’s policies are known and understood. Manages unit personnel programs.
UCMJ
US Constitution
Federal Statutes
International law
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