This quiz has the Hardest Trivia Questions on Flight Operations and Responsibilities! Before, during, and after takeoff, there are specific designs that are put in place to ensure the safety of people in the flight and those operating it? How about you take up this quiz and see how well you understand the operations and responsibilities of those in search.
The first duty day following completion.
Within 30 days of completion.
72 hours after completion.
48 hours after completion.
Commander.
Supervisor.
SNCO.
Chief.
Security patrol.
Security force members.
SRT member.
ART member.
SFS.
SFM.
SFO.
SFT.
Internal SRT.
Immediate visual assessment sentries.
Close boundary sentry.
External SRT.
Internal SRT.
Immediate visual assessment sentries.
Close boundary sentry.
External SRT.
Fire teams.
Internal SRTs.
Security patrols.
Close boundary sentries.
Assess exterior IDS by line-of-sight or CCTV.
Act as a subordinate C3 center for security forces posted during normal operations.
Control entry into structures, alert shelters and individual resources protected with IDS when alarm monitor do not exist in the designated area.
Assess the interior facility to ensure all IDS and C3 centers for security forces meet with higher headquarters requirements for designated areas.
MSCFO.
IVA.
CCTV.
CBS.
Security entry identifier.
Security experience index.
Special delivery identifier.
Special experience identifier.
Existing resources capable of deploying, avoiding unnecessarily inspecting the UMD.
Manpower critical resources that meet the average requirements for a contingency as well as manage needs.
Existing resources that meet unique circumstances, contingency requirements, or management needs.
How many of one specialty is assigned to one squadron.
Report of survey office of investigation.
Air Force office of investigation.
Security forces training team.
Security forces investigations.
Coordinates with maintenance personnel, civil engineers, and base supply to ensure facilities and equipment are properly maintained.
Monitors both delays in finishing qualification training and progress in skill-level upgrade training.
Identifies local training needs and trains unit personnel to meet mission requirements.
Informs Stan-Eval that individuals have completed their qualification training.
Investigations.
Crime prevention.
Resource protection.
Reports and analysis.
AFI 36–2225.
AFI 36–2226.
AFI 36–2227.
AFI 36–2525.
Analysis.
Feedback.
Evaluation.
Cross-feed.
120.
90.
60.
30.
30.
21.
15.
3.
Enforce military laws and regulations.
Detect classified information.
Suppress illegal drug use.
Detect explosives.
OUT and IN.
SIT and STAY.
OUT and HEEL.
STAY and HEEL.
Deterrence.
Detention.
Decoying.
Detection.
In low contact areas, so they don’t give away your position to the enemy by barking.
Upwind of all positions in your sector, in order to maximize there smelling capability.
At key vantage points and avenues of approach to deny entry to unauthorized persons.
Downwind of all personnel, so that there is no scent confusion between you and the enemy.
Location and size of area.
Time and terrain features.
Wind speed and direction.
Experience of canine and handler.
Increases psychological protection by preventing a routine patrol pattern.
Decreases the patrols you would normally have to post per shift.
Allows the MWD team to relieve others posts for breaks.
Makes it easy to perform post checks on the team.
Upwind.
Crosswind.
Downwind.
Wind direction doesn’t matter.
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