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What standered did the US Supreme establist for assesing the use of force?
- Objective Reasonableness
- Subjective Reasoning
- Reasonable Certainty
- Objective Certainty

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This quiz assesses knowledge on 'Objective Reasonableness' and the use of force within the context of Security Forces CDC 5 lev. Vol. 2. It covers essential areas such as risk perception, subject action, and officer response, focusing on scenarios in military environments.

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The three essential areas that support "Objective Reasonableness" are, subject action,
- Officer response, and force application
- Risk perception, officer response
- Force application and level of force
- Risk perception, and level of force
Correct Answer

A. Risk perception, officer response

Explanation

The correct answer is risk perception, officer response. "Objective Reasonableness" refers to the standard used to evaluate the actions of law enforcement officers in situations where use of force may be necessary. Risk perception refers to the officer's assessment of the threat or danger present in a situation, while officer response refers to the actions taken by the officer in response to that perceived risk. These two factors are essential in determining whether the officer's use of force was reasonable or justified.

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You respond to the base housing area to remove several solicitors. You advise them that they cannot solicit in base housing; you ask them to leave an they comply. What subject action in the Use of Force is demonstrated to control the situation?
- Compliant
- Resistant (passive)
- Assaultive (bodily Harm)
- Assaultive (serious bodily harm/death)
Correct Answer

A. Compliant

Explanation

The correct answer is "Compliant." In this scenario, the individuals complied with the officer's request to leave the base housing area. This demonstrates the use of force action of "Compliant" because the situation was resolved without any resistance or physical force being necessary.

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Upon contact with the solicitor,you recieve proper identification from the solicitor and when asked to depart the base, the solicitor leaves. What subject action is this?
- Verbal Controls
- Neuromuscular controls
- Baton as a leverage device
- MWD (off leash)
Correct Answer

A. Verbal Controls

Explanation

Upon contact with the solicitor, receiving proper identification and asking them to depart the base, the subject action in this scenario is using verbal controls.

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You initiate a challange on a person inside a restricted ares because he or she is not wearing there restricted area badge. What are the risk perception, subject action, and officer response actions?
- Professional Perception, compliant and cooperative controls
- Tactical perception, resistant (passive) and Zcontact controls
- Threshold perception, resistant (active), and compliance techniques
- Harmful threat perception, assaultive (bodily harm) and defensive tactics
Correct Answer

A. Professional Perception, compliant and cooperative controls

Explanation

The correct answer suggests that the risk perception in this situation is professional perception, meaning that the officer perceives the situation as a potential risk due to the person not wearing their restricted area badge. The subject's action is compliant and cooperative, indicating that they are willing to follow the officer's instructions. The officer's response actions are also compliant and cooperative controls, meaning that they will handle the situation in a professional and non-confrontational manner.

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Deadly Force would be authorized to keep
- A fleeing theif from escaping
- Someone from breaking in to a house
- Someone from killing you or doing you serious bodily harm
- A traffic violator from fleeing outside the instilation gate
Correct Answer

A. Someone from killing you or doing you serious bodily harm

Explanation

Deadly force would be authorized to prevent someone from killing you or causing you serious bodily harm. This means that if someone poses a threat to your life or physical well-being, you are allowed to use deadly force to protect yourself. This could include situations where someone is actively trying to attack or harm you, and using deadly force is necessary to defend yourself.

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Deadly Force is authorized for protection of military resources
- Vital to security forces
- Vital to national security
- Important to the installation
- Important to Major Command
Correct Answer

A. Vital to national security

Explanation

Deadly force is authorized for protection of military resources that are vital to national security. This means that if there is a threat to military resources that are considered essential for the security of the nation, the use of deadly force is permitted to protect them.

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Which situation would you NOT be authorized to use deadly force?
- Recovery of Nuclear Wepons
- Keep someone from breaking into a house
- Protect others from imminent danger of death or serious bodily harm
- Protect yourself from imminent danger of death or serious bodily harm
Correct Answer

A. Keep someone from breaking into a house

Explanation

You would NOT be authorized to use deadly force to keep someone from breaking into a house. Deadly force should only be used in situations where there is an imminent danger of death or serious bodily harm to yourself or others. While protecting property is important, it does not justify the use of deadly force.

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You should respond to an actual incident where yo can reasonably expect to encounteran armed adversary with your M-4 at port arms with the safty seletor on
- Safe, and your finger not in thetrigger guard
- Fire and your finger not in the trigger guard
- Safe and your finger in the trigger guard
- Fire and your finger in the trigger guard
Correct Answer

A. Safe, and your finger not in thetrigger guard

Explanation

The correct answer is "safe, and your finger not in the trigger guard." This means that in a situation where you can reasonably expect to encounter an armed adversary, you should keep your M-4 at port arms with the safety selector on safe and your finger outside of the trigger guard. This ensures that the weapon is not accidentally discharged and reduces the risk of any unintentional harm.

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Once you detect an unidentified indivudial inside the restricted area, your first action is to
- Initate the verbal challange by loudly commanding HALT
- Bring your weapon to the raised pistol position and command STOP
- Notify SFCC or MSC of the situation through the communication system on post
- Take cover, charge your weapon, bring it to port arms and loudly shout halt
Correct Answer

A. Notify SFCC or MSC of the situation through the communication system on post

Explanation

The correct answer is to notify SFCC or MSC of the situation through the communication system on post. This is the appropriate action to take when detecting an unidentified individual inside a restricted area. It allows for immediate communication with the appropriate authorities who can then assess the situation and take further action if necessary.

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When challanging an individuals on foot, place the individuals in the final challange position. instruct them to remove and place there credentials on the ground, and command them to turn around and walk how many paces from the credentials?
- 3
- 5
- 7
- 9
Correct Answer

A. 5

Explanation

The correct answer is 5. When challenging individuals on foot, they should be placed in the final challenge position. They should then be instructed to remove and place their credentials on the ground. After that, they should be commanded to turn around and walk 5 paces away from the credentials.

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What is the decesion to handcuff or not handcuff appreheanded indivudials based on?
- Level of cooperation of suspect
- Certain rules and defined criteria
- Weather the person has a weapon
- Sound professional judgment and facts of a specific incident
Correct Answer

A. Sound professional judgment and facts of a specific incident

Explanation

The decision to handcuff or not handcuff apprehended individuals is based on sound professional judgment and the facts of a specific incident. This means that law enforcement officers will assess the situation and use their expertise to determine whether handcuffing is necessary for the safety of themselves, the suspect, and others involved. They will consider factors such as the behavior and cooperation of the suspect, the presence of a weapon, and any other relevant information before making a decision.

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Handcuffing is
- Sometimes automatic
- Always automatic
- Slightly automatic
- Never automatic
Correct Answer

A. Never automatic

Explanation

Handcuffing is the act of restraining someone's hands using handcuffs. The correct answer is "never automatic" because handcuffing requires a person to physically apply the restraints onto another person's wrists. It cannot happen automatically without human intervention.

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How can you prevent a suspect from stepping through the handcuffs?
- Apply the handcuffs very tightly to restrict movement
- Lock both handcuffs after applying them on the suspect
- Loop the cuffs through the front of the belt just below the small of the back
- Loop the cuffs through the suspects belt at a point below the small of his or her back
Correct Answer

A. Loop the cuffs through the suspects belt at a point below the small of his or her back

Explanation

Looping the handcuffs through the suspect's belt at a point below the small of their back can prevent them from stepping through the handcuffs. This method adds an additional restraint by connecting the handcuffs to the belt, making it more difficult for the suspect to free themselves from the restraints.

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The alert stance places your weak side toward an individual and your weapon/strong side 45 degrees away from the suspect, maintaining a distance of atleast how many feet away?
- 3
- 6
- 9
- 12
Correct Answer

A. 6

Explanation

The alert stance is a defensive position that places your weak side towards an individual and your weapon/strong side 45 degrees away from the suspect. This position allows you to maintain a safe distance of at least 6 feet away from the suspect. By positioning yourself in this way, you are able to protect your weak side while still having your weapon ready and accessible if needed.

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16.

When suspects are cooperative, andcuff them
- On the ground
- In the standing position
- In the kneeling position
- On a wall or vertical position
Correct Answer

A. In the standing position

Explanation

When suspects are cooperative, it is generally considered appropriate to cuff them in the standing position. This allows for better control and visibility of the suspect, while also ensuring their safety and the safety of the officers involved. Cuffing a suspect in the standing position also allows for easier transportation and movement if necessary.

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You would use a standing search on a suspect that is
- Dangerous
- Violent
- Not dangerous or violent
- Of the oppiset sex
Correct Answer

A. Not dangerous or violent

Explanation

A standing search would be used on a suspect who is not dangerous or violent. This type of search is typically conducted when there is reasonable suspicion that the suspect may possess evidence related to a crime, but there is no immediate risk of harm or violence. It allows law enforcement to thoroughly search the suspect and their surroundings for any potential evidence without the need for physical force or restraints.

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What is the correct procedure for changing your position from searching the weak side to the strong side in a standing search
- Place your strong hnd on the suspects shoulder, switch hands on the linking chain, have the suspect turn head, and then switch your feet position
- Place your strong hand on the suspects shoulder, have suspect turn head, switch hands on linking chain, then switch your feet position
- Switch hands on linking chain, place strong hand on suspects shoulder, have suspect turn head, and then switch feet position
- Switch hands on linking chain, have suspect turn head, place strong hand on suspects shoulder, then switch feet position
Correct Answer

A. Switch hands on linking chain, place strong hand on suspects shoulder, have suspect turn head, and then switch feet position

Explanation

The correct procedure for changing your position from searching the weak side to the strong side in a standing search is to switch hands on the linking chain, place your strong hand on the suspect's shoulder, have the suspect turn their head, and then switch your feet position. This sequence ensures that you maintain control of the suspect while positioning yourself in a more advantageous stance.

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The type of suspect best suited for a prone search is one who
- Is cooperative
- Is bigger than you
- Doesnt speak english
- Is physically impaired
Correct Answer

A. Is physically impaired

Explanation

A suspect who is physically impaired would be best suited for a prone search because they may have difficulty standing or moving quickly. This would make it easier for law enforcement to control and search the suspect while minimizing the risk of escape or resistance.

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In which part of the body do you begin the prone search?
- Head area
- Back area
- Upper body
- Lower body
Correct Answer

A. Lower body

Explanation

The prone search is a method used in search and rescue operations to locate missing persons. When beginning the prone search, it is most effective to start from the lower body and work your way up. This allows for a systematic and thorough search, ensuring that no areas are missed. Starting from the lower body also makes it easier to maintain balance and stability while searching.

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If you apprehend someone of the oppiset sex, you can search the
- The person and the outer garments and hand carried items
- Outer garments and hand carried items
- Clothing after you have them disrobe
- Person
Correct Answer

A. Outer garments and hand carried items

Explanation

When apprehending someone of the opposite sex, it is permissible to search their outer garments and hand-carried items. This means that you can search any items they are carrying in their hands, as well as any clothing or accessories they are wearing on the outside of their body. The search does not extend to searching their person or requiring them to undress completely.

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Your first task as the transporting officer is to familiarize yourself with
- A specific security instruction
- Vehicle checklist for saftey and security
- Vehicle by installing your security equipment
- Vehicle, specific security devices, and security
Correct Answer

A. Vehicle, specific security devices, and security

Explanation

The correct answer is "vehicle, specific security devices, and security." As the transporting officer, it is important to familiarize yourself with the vehicle you will be using, as well as the specific security devices and protocols in place to ensure the safety and security of the transportation process. This includes installing any necessary security equipment in the vehicle.

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When you arrive at the Security Forces Control Center, after transporting someone of the oppiste gender, what information must you provide to the controller?
- Name and SSN of suspect
- Time departed and distance traveled
- Time arrived and ending mileage reading
- Your name and your vehicle number
Correct Answer

A. Time arrived and ending mileage reading

Explanation

When you arrive at the Security Forces Control Center after transporting someone of the opposite gender, you must provide the controller with the time you arrived and the ending mileage reading of your vehicle. This information helps to keep a record of your arrival and the distance traveled during the transportation. It also ensures accountability and transparency in the transportation process. Providing your name and vehicle number may also be necessary for identification purposes, but the specific information required in this scenario is the time arrived and ending mileage reading.

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In what portion of the Use of Force Model can you expect to use Physical Apprehensionand Restraint Techniques
- Resistant (passive)
- Resistant (active)
- Assualtive (bodily harm)
- Assualtive (serious bodily harm/death)
Correct Answer

A. Resistant (active)

Explanation

In the portion of the Use of Force Model where you can expect to use Physical Apprehension and Restraint Techniques, it would be when dealing with individuals who are actively resisting. This means that they are physically resisting or attempting to evade arrest or control. This portion of the model is applicable when the level of resistance is higher than passive resistance but does not involve bodily harm or the threat of serious bodily harm or death.

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25.

When using the one hand grab breakaway technique, in STEP 1 youspread the fingers wide apart, and rotate your thumb and hand how many degreesover the suspects hand?
- 45
- 90
- 120
- 180
Correct Answer

A. 180

Explanation

In the one hand grab breakaway technique, in STEP 1, you spread the fingers wide apart and rotate your thumb and hand 180 degrees over the suspect's hand.

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26.

Upon what is your decesion to appreheand based?
- Circumstance
- Suspects activity
- Probable Cause
- Reasonable cause
Correct Answer

A. Probable Cause

Explanation

Probable cause is the legal standard that justifies a law enforcement officer's decision to apprehend someone. It refers to the reasonable belief that a crime has been committed or is about to be committed, based on the available facts and circumstances. This standard requires more than just a suspicion or hunch, but less than absolute certainty. It is based on the totality of the circumstances and the officer's training and experience. Therefore, probable cause is the most appropriate basis for making an apprehension.

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What are the two most important factors to keep in mind when approaching a suspect to make an apprehension?
- Suspects position and attitude
- Your position and attitude
- Assisting members overwatch position
- Your position and avaiable cover and concealment
Correct Answer

A. Your position and attitude

Explanation

When approaching a suspect to make an apprehension, it is crucial to consider your position and attitude. Your position refers to your physical location in relation to the suspect, ensuring that you are in a tactically advantageous position that allows for control and safety. Your attitude refers to your demeanor and behavior, maintaining a professional and authoritative approach that commands respect and compliance. These factors help to establish control over the situation and minimize potential risks or resistance from the suspect.

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The ultimate goal of using Pressure Point Control Tactics with IKKYO grip techniques to make an apprehension is to
- Disable your suspect
- Immobilize your suspect
- Gain control of your suspect
- Do bodily harm and gain control
Correct Answer

A. Gain control of your suspect

Explanation

The ultimate goal of using Pressure Point Control Tactics with IKKYO grip techniques to make an apprehension is to gain control of the suspect. This means being able to restrain and subdue the suspect effectively, ensuring that they are unable to resist or escape. By gaining control, law enforcement officers can safely and securely apprehend the suspect without causing unnecessary harm or injury.

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Thw IKKYO grip is applied with two directions of pressure, In STEP 3 you apply downward pressureto the elbow with your weak handwhile rotating the elbow joint
- Forward while pushing inward on teh suspects hand
- Rearward while pushing inward on the suspects hand
- Inward while pushing inward on the suspects hand
- Outward while pushing inward on the suspects hand
Correct Answer

A. Rearward while pushing inward on the suspects hand

Explanation

In STEP 3 of the IKKYO grip, the correct application involves applying rearward pressure on the suspect's hand while pushing inward. This means that you are pulling the suspect's hand towards you while also applying pressure towards the center of their hand. This combination of rearward and inward pressure helps to control and immobilize the suspect effectively.

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In STEP 2 of the standing arm bar, what do you place in the small on the suspects back as you mave your inside foot to the rear of the suspects feet and step to the right/left
- Shoulder
- Forearm
- Elbow
- Hand
Correct Answer

A. Elbow

Explanation

In STEP 2 of the standing arm bar, you place your elbow in the small of the suspect's back as you move your inside foot to the rear of the suspect's feet and step to the right/left.

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31.

To prevent injury when applying the IKKYO takedown, keep the suspects
- Elbow extended annd toward the ground
- Arm straight and toward the ground
- Elbow parallel to the ground
- Arm parallel to the ground
Correct Answer

A. Arm parallel to the ground

Explanation

To prevent injury when applying the IKKYO takedown, it is important to keep the suspect's arm parallel to the ground. This position helps to control the suspect's movement and balance, making it easier to execute the takedown without causing harm. Keeping the arm parallel to the ground also minimizes the risk of hyperextension or other injuries to the suspect's arm.

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32.

The three principle target ares when using the baton are arms,
- Head, knees
- Legs, knees
- Knees, ankles
- Head, legs
Correct Answer

A. Legs, knees

Explanation

The correct answer is legs, knees. When using a baton, the three principle target areas are the legs and knees. This is because striking these areas can be effective in immobilizing or disabling an attacker, making it easier to gain control of the situation. Targeting the legs and knees can also help to minimize the risk of causing severe injury or harm to the attacker.

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33.

The baton is primarly used as what type of weapon?
- Non physical
- Psycological
- Impact
- Lethal
Correct Answer

A. Impact

Explanation

The baton is primarily used as an impact weapon. It is designed to deliver powerful strikes and can cause significant injury or pain to the target. Unlike non-physical or psychological weapons, the baton relies on physical force to incapacitate or subdue an opponent. While it can be lethal if used with excessive force or in certain vulnerable areas of the body, its main purpose is to create an impact and disable the target.

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For how many minutes can the affectsand symptons of OC pepper spray last when left untreated?
- 15
- 30
- 45
- 90
Correct Answer

A. 45

Explanation

The effects and symptoms of OC pepper spray can last for up to 45 minutes when left untreated.

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OC pepper spray is a pressurized hand held weapon that is considered
- Lethal
- Non lethal
- Deadly force
- Maximum use of force
Correct Answer

A. Non lethal

Explanation

OC pepper spray is considered non-lethal because it is designed to temporarily incapacitate an individual without causing any long-term harm or permanent damage. It is a self-defense tool that is widely used by law enforcement agencies and civilians to deter and subdue attackers. Although it can cause intense pain, burning, and temporary blindness, the effects are typically short-lived and do not pose a significant risk to life. Therefore, OC pepper spray is classified as a non-lethal weapon.

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What type of spray patteren does the OC pepper spray can emit?
- Solid stream
- Straight stream
- Cone shaped stream
- Intermittent streams
Correct Answer

A. Cone shaped stream

Explanation

OC pepper spray can emit a cone-shaped stream. This type of spray pattern allows for a wider coverage area, making it more effective in dispersing the pepper spray and affecting multiple targets at once. The cone shape also helps to prevent the spray from being easily blown away by wind, ensuring that it reaches the intended targets.

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for fifle fighting techniques to be effective they must be applied with
- Suprise and accuracy
- Speed and accuracy
- Speed and suprise
- Speed and quickness
Correct Answer

A. Speed and suprise

Explanation

Effective file fighting techniques require both speed and surprise. Speed is necessary to quickly react and respond to the situation, allowing the fighter to execute their techniques swiftly and efficiently. Surprise is essential to catch the opponent off guard, preventing them from effectively countering or defending against the attacks. By combining speed and surprise, the fighter can gain an advantage over their opponent and increase the effectiveness of their techniques.

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38.

The proper way to preforme rifle fighting techniques attack position is to place
- Your hand on the rifle hand guard, and right hand on the top of the rifle stock as clost to the charging handle as possible
- Left hand on the rifle hand guard and right haand on top of the rifle stock as close to the rifle charging handle as possible
- The either hand below the hand guard and the right hand on the rifle stock as close to the charging handle as possible
- The left hand on the rifle hand guard and the right hand under the rifle stock by the charging handle if possible
Correct Answer

A. Left hand on the rifle hand guard and right haand on top of the rifle stock as close to the rifle charging handle as possible
39.

Which rifle fighting technique is used to dis arm an opponent?
- Slash
- Smash
- Thrust
- Butt stroke
Correct Answer

A. Butt stroke

Explanation

The rifle fighting technique used to disarm an opponent is the butt stroke. This involves striking the opponent with the butt of the rifle, which can be a powerful and effective way to incapacitate them and force them to release their weapon. The force of the blow can cause pain, disorientation, and potentially knock the opponent unconscious, making it easier to disarm them and gain control of the situation.

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40.

What is an example of a rough grid coordinate?
- 3/B
- B/3
- E3/4.2
- 4.2/E3
Correct Answer

A. 3/B

Explanation

An example of a rough grid coordinate is 3/B.

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41.

What is an incident involving nuclear weapons?
- Broken arrow
- Bent spear
- Dull sword
- Nucflash
Correct Answer

A. Bent spear

Explanation

A bent spear is an incident involving nuclear weapons where there is a mishandling or a mistake in the storage, transportation, or handling of a nuclear weapon. It refers to a situation where there is a deviation from standard procedures or protocols, but there is no risk of accidental detonation. This can include incidents such as the accidental dropping of a nuclear weapon or the improper loading or unloading of a weapon from an aircraft or a missile. The term "bent spear" is used to categorize and report such incidents within the military.

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What is the accidential or unauthorized launching of a nuclear weapon that create risk of war are called
- Broken arrow
- Bent spear
- Dull sword
- Nucflash
Correct Answer

A. Nucflash

Explanation

Accidental or unauthorized launching of a nuclear weapon that creates a risk of war is called a "nucflash." This term refers to a situation where a nuclear weapon is mistakenly or unintentionally launched, potentially leading to a dangerous escalation of conflict. It highlights the grave consequences and potential for catastrophic outcomes associated with such incidents.

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The International Diaster Control Group and higher HQ is notifed of a grace situation by the
- Security reporting and alerting system
- Intra base disaster notification system
- Bases established notification system
- Accident response force telephone system
Correct Answer

A. Bases established notification system

Explanation

The correct answer is bases established notification system. This system is responsible for notifying the International Disaster Control Group and higher headquarters about a grace situation. It is likely that this system is specifically designed and implemented within the established bases to ensure prompt and efficient communication in case of a disaster or emergency.

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How are withdrawl actions accomplished at the scene of a major disaster?
- Downwind or crosswind direction
- Downwind or crosswind direction
- Upwind or crosswind direction
- As fast as possible
Correct Answer

A. Upwind or crosswind direction

Explanation

Withdrawal actions at the scene of a major disaster are accomplished by moving in the upwind or crosswind direction. This is done to ensure the safety of responders and victims by avoiding exposure to hazardous substances, such as toxic gases or chemicals, that may be present in the air. Moving in these directions helps to minimize the risk of inhaling or being affected by these substances, allowing individuals to safely evacuate or provide assistance in the aftermath of the disaster.

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What major accident phase is a complex and time consuming operation?
- Notification
- Withdrawl
- Response
- Recovery
Correct Answer

A. Recovery

Explanation

Recovery is the correct answer because it refers to the phase after a major accident, where efforts are focused on restoring normal operations and recovering from the incident. This phase can be complex and time-consuming as it involves assessing damages, repairing systems, and implementing measures to prevent future accidents.

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What is the cordon size of an accident involving nuclear weapons?
- 1500 ft
- 2000 ft
- 1500 ft upwind and crosswind and 1 mile downwind
- 2000 ft upwind and crosswind and 1 mile downwind
Correct Answer

A. 2000 ft

Explanation

The cordon size of an accident involving nuclear weapons is 2000 ft. This means that an area with a radius of 2000 ft around the accident site needs to be cordoned off for safety reasons. This distance is necessary to protect people from potential radiation exposure and other hazards associated with nuclear weapons accidents.

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What is the size of an accident involving biological agents?
- 1500 ft upwind and crosswind
- 2000 ft upwind and crosswind
- 1500 ft upwind and crosswind and 1.5 miles downwind
- 2000 ft upwind and crosswind and 1.5 miles downwind
Correct Answer

A. 2000 ft upwind and crosswind

Explanation

An accident involving biological agents requires a larger safety distance compared to other types of accidents due to the potential spread of harmful agents through the air. The correct answer of 2000 ft upwind and crosswind suggests that the safety zone should extend 2000 feet in both the upwind and crosswind directions. This distance is necessary to minimize the risk of exposure to the biological agents. The additional requirement of 1.5 miles downwind indicates that the safety zone should also extend 1.5 miles in the downwind direction to account for the potential dispersion of the agents over a larger area.

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48.

Reguardless of size who establishes and controls on base cordons?
- SF personnel
- Fire chief
- On scene commander
- Installation Commander
Correct Answer

A. SF personnel

Explanation

SF personnel, or Security Forces personnel, are responsible for establishing and controlling on-base cordons regardless of size. This means that regardless of the size of the base or the situation, it is the SF personnel who are in charge of setting up and managing cordons. They are trained in security and have the authority to control access and movement within the base.

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What should you do if someone from the news media asks you questions about an aircraft accident?
- Do not answer the question and detain them
- Do not answer the question and refer them to public affairs
- Make a breif comment and refer them to public affairs
- Make a breif comment and refer them to the Installation commander
Correct Answer

A. Do not answer the question and refer them to public affairs

Explanation

If someone from the news media asks you questions about an aircraft accident, the correct course of action is to not answer the question and refer them to public affairs. This is because public affairs is responsible for handling media inquiries and providing accurate and appropriate information to the media. By referring the media to public affairs, you ensure that the information provided is accurate and consistent with official statements.

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Security Forces CDC 5 Lev. Vol. 2

What standered did the US Supreme establist for assesing the use of force?

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The three essential areas that support "Objective Reasonableness" are, subject action,

You respond to the base housing area to remove several solicitors. You advise them that they cannot solicit in base housing; you ask them to leave an they comply. What subject action in the Use of Force is demonstrated to control the situation?

Upon contact with the solicitor,you recieve proper identification from the solicitor and when asked to depart the base, the solicitor leaves. What subject action is this?

You initiate a challange on a person inside a restricted ares because he or she is not wearing there restricted area badge. What are the risk perception, subject action, and officer response actions?

Deadly Force would be authorized to keep

Deadly Force is authorized for protection of military resources

Which situation would you NOT be authorized to use deadly force?

You should respond to an actual incident where yo can reasonably expect to encounteran armed adversary with your M-4 at port arms with the safty seletor on

Once you detect an unidentified indivudial inside the restricted area, your first action is to

When challanging an individuals on foot, place the individuals in the final challange position. instruct them to remove and place there credentials on the ground, and command them to turn around and walk how many paces from the credentials?

What is the decesion to handcuff or not handcuff appreheanded indivudials based on?

Handcuffing is

How can you prevent a suspect from stepping through the handcuffs?

The alert stance places your weak side toward an individual and your weapon/strong side 45 degrees away from the suspect, maintaining a distance of atleast how many feet away?

When suspects are cooperative, andcuff them

You would use a standing search on a suspect that is

What is the correct procedure for changing your position from searching the weak side to the strong side in a standing search

The type of suspect best suited for a prone search is one who

In which part of the body do you begin the prone search?

If you apprehend someone of the oppiset sex, you can search the

Your first task as the transporting officer is to familiarize yourself with

When you arrive at the Security Forces Control Center, after transporting someone of the oppiste gender, what information must you provide to the controller?

In what portion of the Use of Force Model can you expect to use Physical Apprehensionand Restraint Techniques

When using the one hand grab breakaway technique, in STEP 1 youspread the fingers wide apart, and rotate your thumb and hand how many degreesover the suspects hand?

Upon what is your decesion to appreheand based?

What are the two most important factors to keep in mind when approaching a suspect to make an apprehension?

The ultimate goal of using Pressure Point Control Tactics with IKKYO grip techniques to make an apprehension is to

Thw IKKYO grip is applied with two directions of pressure, In STEP 3 you apply downward pressureto the elbow with your weak handwhile rotating the elbow joint

In STEP 2 of the standing arm bar, what do you place in the small on the suspects back as you mave your inside foot to the rear of the suspects feet and step to the right/left

To prevent injury when applying the IKKYO takedown, keep the suspects

The three principle target ares when using the baton are arms,

The baton is primarly used as what type of weapon?

For how many minutes can the affectsand symptons of OC pepper spray last when left untreated?

OC pepper spray is a pressurized hand held weapon that is considered

What type of spray patteren does the OC pepper spray can emit?

for fifle fighting techniques to be effective they must be applied with

The proper way to preforme rifle fighting techniques attack position is to place

Which rifle fighting technique is used to dis arm an opponent?

What is an example of a rough grid coordinate?

What is an incident involving nuclear weapons?

What is the accidential or unauthorized launching of a nuclear weapon that create risk of war are called

The International Diaster Control Group and higher HQ is notifed of a grace situation by the

How are withdrawl actions accomplished at the scene of a major disaster?

What major accident phase is a complex and time consuming operation?

What is the cordon size of an accident involving nuclear weapons?

What is the size of an accident involving biological agents?

Reguardless of size who establishes and controls on base cordons?

What should you do if someone from the news media asks you questions about an aircraft accident?