Below is a 3p051: Trivia Questions Test on Security Forces Journeyman! Once you are done with this course, you will be charged with force protection duties, guarding weapons, airbases, and Air Force. Do you feel like you have been attentive enough to pass this quiz? How about you give it a try and see how true that is.
Objective reasonableness
Subjective reasoning
Reasonable certainty
Objective certainty
Concentric circle
Item-to-item
Zone or sector
Strip and grid
Enter the building to prevent injury or damage.
Enter the building only to identify suspects.
Not enter until the flight chief arrives.
Not enter until you witness an assault.
So you can interrogate them alone to get the truth.
So you cannot distort each other’s impression.
So you can plea bargain with them
Standing orders.
1950
1966
1971
1985
Distinctive hat worn only by Military Police.
Military Police/ Air Police brassard.
4x4 laminated identification card.
Air police function badge.
Accurate supplemental instructions.
Complete supplemental instructions.
Brief supplemental instructions.
Clear supplemental instructions.
Fairly accurate and speedy.
Concise and accurate.
Speedy and in-depth.
Speedy and simplistic.
Brevity codes.
Authentic transmissions.
Localized decoding procedures
Localized encoding procedures.
Attacking adversary information systems with viruses.
Neutralizing adversary information activities.
Randomly inspecting OPSEC programs.
Controlling the output of information.
Application of appropriate measures
Risk assessment
Threat analysis
Reconditioning
Time phased classification
Monthly inspection
Period of time
Limitation
Threat analysis.
Risk Management.
Communications safety.
Information security.
Contact, internal, waterborne, insect and animal borne.
Contact, external, waterborne, insect and animal borne.
Contact, inhaling, waterborne, insect and animal borne.
Contact, intestinal, waterborne, insect and animal borne.
Not wearing socks.
Spraying your boots with Windex.
Not washing your pants bottoms.
Tucking your pants into the tops of your socks and boots.
133-154 MHz and 203-270 MHz receiver.
136-174 MHz and 403-470 MHz receiver.
139-194 MHz and 603-670 MHz receiver.
154-214 MHz and 803-870 MHz receiver.
Finding a good grounding location.
Inspecting the strap assembly.
Installing the power supply.
Setting up the operations tent.
Near the external loudspeaker.
10 feet from the generator unit.
Next to the battery recharger.
6 feet from the base station.
Hiding
Blending
Deceiving
Natural forming
Foxhole.
Ravine.
Bush.
Tree.
Artificial
Foxholes
Natural
Walls
Artificial concealment.
Natural concealment.
Manmade obstacles.
Natural cover.
Providing dedicated response elements inside and outside the restricted area.
Posting sentries when IDS is not installed or operational.
Ensuring proper training of assigned personnel.
Posting external response force elements.
Controlled
Restricted
Disaster response
National Defense
To protect the remaining nuclear weapons that have not been taken.
Let the response force and backup force handle the situation.
To setup base defense positions around the perimeter.
To assist in recapture and recovery operations.
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