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| Define use of Deadly Force |
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| Force that a person uses causing, or that a person knows or should know, would create a substantial risk of causing death or serious bodily harm. |
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| Force Protection Conditions (FPCONS) |
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| A DoD-approved system standardizing the Department's identification, recommended preventive actions, and responses to terrorist threats against U.S. personnel and facilities. |
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| General global threat; routine security posture. No longer used since 11 Sept 2001.causing death or serious bodily harm. |
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| Increased general threat; nature & extent is unpredictable |
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| Increased or more predictable threat exists. |
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| Intelligence indicates likely threat, or an imminent threat against a specific location |
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| An attack has happened or is happening |
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| Organized into six logical steps or phases |
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| The six integrated steps of the planning process are |
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1. Mission analysis
2. Course of action (COA) development
3. Course of action war gaming
4. Course of action comparison and selection
5. AT/FP plan development
6. Transition |
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| Random Antiterrorism Measures (RAM): |
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| Higher measures placed in FPCON Alpha & Bravo. |
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Rehearse AT procedures & measures.
Enhance overall Force Protection.
Signals readiness.
Generates deterrence |
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| categories of terrorist organizations (CELLS) |
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Definition
-Operational
–Intelligence
–Auxiliary |
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| techniques and phases of terrorist operations |
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Definition
Bombings (Suicide/Homicide)
Hijacking
Skyjacking (Suicide)
Assassination |
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| basic terrorist threat types |
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Definition
Terrorism
Counter Terrorism
Defense in Depth |
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Term
| zones used in Defense in Depth |
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Assessment Zone (OUTER DEFENSE ZONE)
Warning Zone(CLASSIFICATION OF CONTACT)
Threat Zone (INNERMOST LAYER OF DEFENSE) |
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Term
| how terrorists identify and choose their victim/target |
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Definition
•Step-1: Broad Target Selection
•Step-2: Intelligence and Surveillance
•Step-3: Specific target selection
•Step-4: Pre-attack surveillance and planning
•Step-5: Attack rehearsal |
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| how terrorists identify and choose their victim/target |
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Definition
•Step-1: Broad Target Selection
•Step-2: Intelligence and Surveillance
•Step-3: Specific target selection
•Step-4: Pre-attack surveillance and planning
•Step-5: Attack rehearsal
•Step-6: Actions at the objective
•Step-7: Escape and Exploitation |
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| TERRORIST ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE |
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Definition
LEADERS
OPERATIONAL CADRE
ACTIVE SUPPORTERS
PASSIVE SUPPORTERS |
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Term
| the at-sea and in-port security force organization |
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Definition
Commanding Officer
Command Duty Officer
AT Tactical Watch Officer
Reaction Force
Team Leader
Security
Watchstanders |
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| The area where the sentinel or lookout is required to be for performance of duties. |
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| Are specific for each post as to surveillance area, reporting frequency, call sign, and duress procedures. |
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| Assign responsibility & authority for each watch |
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| The CO’s basic guidelines as to how the security will be conducted. |
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| Derived from U.S. Naval Regulations |
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Control Access.
Detect Surveillance.
Detect, Track, and Assess Potential Threats.
Report to the Chain-of-Command
Provide detailed and descriptive reports.
Take immediate action to protect personnel & assets.
Project a Hard Target Image:
Stand your post/watch in a professional manner.
Your professionalism could be the difference in being perceived as a soft target or a hard target. |
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Term
| the purpose of Pre- Planned Response (PPRs) |
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Definition
| exercised actions and measures that are implemented to identify, track, assess, and neutralize terrorist attacks |
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| PPR procedures used in responses to the following threats |
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Definition
a. Swimmer/diver
b. Land Surveillance/Attack:
c. Small craft
d. Internal
e. CBR/N Environment
f. Civil disturbance
g. Suspicious floating object |
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| supplement the standing AT/FP plans by providing event-specific CONOPS and procedures. |
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| Antiterrorism Working Group (ATWG) |
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oversee the implementation of the AT program, to develop and refine
AT plans, and to address emergent or emergency AT program issue |
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| Antiterrorism Working Group (ATWG) |
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Definition
oversee the implementation of the AT program, to develop and refine
AT plans, and to address emergent or emergency AT program issue |
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| Antiterrorism Working Group (ATWG) |
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oversee the implementation of the AT program, to develop and refine
AT plans, and to address emergent or emergency AT program issue |
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| the characteristics of terrorist operations |
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Definition
Urban based Covert
Highly mobile Simple
Well Trained Cells |
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| objectives of terrorist operations |
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Definition
-Recognition
-Seek to intimidate
-Eliminate western influence in a region.
-Influence government decisions.
-Free Prisoners.
-Satisfy Vengeance. |
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| Threat Working Group (TWG) |
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| develop and refine terrorism threat assessments and coordinate and disseminate threat warnings, reports, and summaries |
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ATO is LT TEMPLET.
charged with managing the AT Program for the commander or DoD civilian exercising equivalent authority. |
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| Anti-Terrorism Tactical Watch Officer |
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| Pier Sentries and Waterborne Patrol |
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| pier sentries detect, deter, and defend against waterborne and land-based terrorist attacks. REPORT TO THE COG/WSS |
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| a task-organized force of armed personnel designed to quickly respond to threats and incidents on installations and ships |
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| Force Protection Training Team (FPTT) |
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three functions:
1. Conducts individual and team training for the command’s security forces and unit personnel
2. Plans and conducts command AT exercise.
3. Continuously assesses the command’s AT program, plans, and exercises. |
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| a task-organized force of armed personnel designed to quickly respond to threats and incidents on installations and ships |
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