Military Working Dog Journeyman Volume1. Security Forces Military Working Dog Program
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- 1.1. (001) Which articles of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) specify to whom and where military jurisdiction applies?
- A.
Articles 1 and article 4
- B.
Articles 2 and 5
- C.
Articles 3 and 6
- D.
Articles 4 and 7
- 2.(001) Who is primarily responsible for certifying the abilities of a detector dog team?
- A.
Supervisor
- B.
Kennel master
- C.
The commanding officer having search granting authority
- D.
Staff judge advocate having search granting authority
- 3.(001) Within how many duty days is validation testing to be completed?
- A.
3
- B.
5
- C.
7
- D.
10
- 4.(001) What accuracy rating must a drug detector dog team achieve to maintain certification?
- A.
85%
- B.
90%
- C.
95%
- D.
98%
- 5.(001) What is the accuracy rating goal for an explosive detection dog?
- A.
85%
- B.
90%
- C.
95%
- D.
98%
- 6.(002) What level of force is releasing a military working dog (MWD) not considered?
- A.
Intermediate
- B.
Minimum
- C.
Maximum
- D.
Deadly
- 7.(002) When would you not release your dog?
- A.
To pursue a suspect
- B.
In an empty field
- C.
To search an unoccupied building
- D.
In an area where children are present
- 8.(002) Prior to conducting an individual search, approximately how far in front of your dog do you instruct a suspect to stand?
- A.
3 feet
- B.
5 feet
- C.
10 feet
- D.
15 feet
- 9.Which form is initiated by the 341TRS when a military working dog (MWD) is procured?
- A.
DD Form 1834
- B.
DD Form 1836
- C.
AF Form 321
- D.
AF Form 324
- 10.(003) In what section of the DD Form 1834, Military Working Dog Service Record, would you find the substances a dog was trained to detect?
- A.
Remarks
- B.
Detection
- C.
Description
- D.
Response Stimuli
- 11.(003) Which form is used as a basis for establishing probable cause to warrant search authorization?
- A.
AF Form 321
- B.
AF Form 322
- C.
AF Form 323
- D.
AF Form 324
- 12.(004) What are the installation entry point checks based upon?
- A.
Probable cause
- B.
Protection of government property
- C.
Authority of the Staff Judge Advocate
- D.
The Uniform Code of Military Justice
- 13.(004) When you are assigned to conduct entry point checks, you are serving in the capacity of a
- A.
Sentinel
- B.
Military member
- C.
security force member
- D.
Law enforcement official
- 14.(004) What action does a dog team take once a vehicle is stopped for a base entry point check and the driver is identified?
- A.
Open all doors of the vehicle and let the dog inside
- B.
Obtain consent to search the vehicle from the operator
- C.
Obtain authority to search the vehicle from the commander
- D.
Walk the dog around the vehicle to conduct an examination
- 15.(004) What command does a handler give a dog to enter a vehicle?
- A.
In
- B.
Hup
- C.
Heel
- D.
Jump
- 16.(004) Where should a dog team be positioned during the peaceful stages of a confrontation management situation?
- A.
On the front lines
- B.
In the crowd’s sight
- C.
Out of sight of the crowd
- D.
Behind the crowd for a counterattack
- 17.(004) How far from military working dog (MWD) teams should other riot control personnel be positioned?
- A.
20 feet
- B.
15 feet
- C.
10 feet
- D.
5 feet
- 18.(005) What is the primary mission of dogs that are used in support of detection screens?
- A.
Attack
- B.
Surprise
- C.
Detection
- D.
Assessment
- 19.(005) Why are military working dog (MWD) teams assigned as a detection screen sentry highly effective?
- A.
Unique ability to attack on command
- B.
Because of the dog’s on/off leash capability
- C.
Because of the dog’s greater ability of seeing
- D.
Unique ability to detect persons at great distances
- 20.(005) If the flight sergeant chooses not to use dog teams inside an alarmed area, what post should they be considered to man, especially in large areas with obstructed visibility?
- A.
Response force
- B.
Augmentation force
- C.
Alarmed response team
- D.
Security response team
- 21.(006) Dog teams should be integrated with the defense force for an air base’s area of responsibility (AOR) to
- A.
Detect enemy forces within each village
- B.
Defend the handler from friendly forces
- C.
defend the defense force commander only
- D.
Detect enemy forces far from critical resources
- 22.(006) What are the dog team’s primary duties in the air base’s area of responsibility (AOR)?
- A.
Motorized patrols, combat patrols, and observation posts
- B.
Fixed detection posts, motorized patrols, and combat patrols
- C.
Fixed detection posts, observation posts, and reconnaissance patrols
- D.
Motorized patrols, reconnaissance patrols, and main line defense positions
- 23.(006) Which post is well-suited for dog teams during night operations?
- A.
Motorized patrols
- B.
Observation posts
- C.
Fixed detection posts
- D.
Main line defense positions
- 24.(006) What factors affect a scent pattern and the military working dog (MWD)?
- A.
Terrain, wind, and temperature
- B.
Terrain, wind, and post location
- C.
Wind, temperature, and humidity
- D.
Wind, post location and temperature
- 25.(007) You must notify the desk sergeant of conducting a building check when
- A.
you complete the check
- B.
Your dog detects a scent
- C.
You discover an open door
- D.
You arrive to start the check
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