US Air Force Security Forces Responsibilities! When it comes to the defense forces, everyone appointed has a specific role they need to play, and there are set rules on how they meet their roles. By taking this quiz, you will get to test how much you know about the responsibilities of those in the air force. Do give it a try!
Security Specialist, Law Enforcement Specialist to include Military Working Dog Handler, Combat Arms Training and Maintenance, or CATM.
Maintenance and Supply Training, Military Police, Military Working Dog Handler, and CATM
Security Specialist, Law Enforcement Specialist to include Military Working Dog Handler, and CATM
Security Specialist, Law Enforcement Specialist to include Military Working Dog Handler, and Maintenance and Supply Training.
Verbal controls
Neuromuscular controls
Baton as a leverage device
Military working dog (off leash)
A. Place strong hand on suspect’s shoulder, switch hands on linking chain, have suspect turn head, and then switch your feet position.
B. Place strong hand on suspect’s shoulder, have suspect turn head, switch hands on linking chain, and then switch your feet position.
C. Switch hands on linking chain, place strong hand on suspect’s shoulder, have suspect turn head, and then switch your feet position.
D. Switch hands on linking chain, have suspect turn head, place strong hand on suspect’s shoulder, and then switch your feet position.
5-skill level (Journeyman)
7-skill level (Craftsman)
9-skill level (Superintendent)
One is not required
A. Objective
B. Re-entry
C. Enroute
D. Initial
Contains 90 clicks; each click is equal to 3 degrees.
Contains 100 click; each click is equal to 3 degrees.
Contains 120 clicks; each click is equal to 3 degrees.
Contains 180 clicks; each click is equal to 3 degrees.
Air Force Battlespace
Force Protection Battlespace
IBD Battlespace
Base Battlespace
Apply pressure to the wound to encourage bleeding.
Wash the area thoroughly with soap and water.
Seek medical attention.
Report the incident to your supervisor.
Real evidence
Direct evidence
Testimonial evidence
Documentary evidence
Observation/fields of fire, cover and concealment, obstacles, key terrain, avenues of approach.
Observation of fire, cover and concealment, obstacles, key avenues of approach.
Observation/fields of fire, cover obstacles, key terrain avenues and approach.
Observe cover and concealment, obstacles, key terrain, avenues of approach.
Be noisy and stay in every ones business.
Talk to experienced SF members.
Get stressed out.
Let it come to you.
A bipod
A tripod
The buddy system
Your gear
A. Armored vehicles in support of base defense.
B. Additional security personnel.
C. Less military working dogs.
D. Revised security thinking.
Non-nuclear alert forces
C4 systems of active nuclear missions
Selected C3 facilities, systems, and equipment
Fuels and Liquid Oxygen storage areas
1943
1945
1950
1957
Department of Justice
Department of State
Department of Terrorist
Department of Concept
They are a deterrent to crime
They are very smart
They catch every single bad guy
None of the above
1
3
5
7
1
3
5
7
Code of Conduct only
SF General Orders only
Code of Conduct and SF General Orders
Performance Fitness Examination
Security
Warfare
Analysis
Intelligence
Two-person SRT (DOD UCNI)
Three-person SRT (DOD UCNI)
Mobile Fore Teams (MFT) (DOD UCNI)
Camper Alert Team (CAT) (DOD UCNI)
One
Two
Three
Four
600
800
1,100
1,800
Knowledge of the enemy
Unity of command
Economy of Force
Responsiveness