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| deadly force is that force which a person uses causing, or that a person knows or should know would create a substantial risk of causing, death or serious bodily harm. it use is justified only under conditions of extreme neccessity, as a last resort, when all lesser means have failed or can not be reasonaly employed |
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| how many force protection conditions are there |
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| increase or more predictable treat |
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| incident occurs or intelligence is received |
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random antiterrorism measuress
- deter, detect, and disrupt terrorist attacks |
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| the sittingof mutually supporting defense positions designed to absorb and progressively weeken attack |
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| how many characteristics and objectives of terrorist operations |
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| what are the characteristics and objectives of terrorist operations |
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-urband based
-highly mobile
-well trained
-covert |
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| how many categories of terrorist organizations (P-PAL IS OC) |
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| what are the categories of terrorist organizations (P-PAL IS OC) |
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-planning and preparation
-administration and logistics cell
-intelligence and surveillance cell
-operations combat call |
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| administration and logistics cell |
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| provide financial resources |
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| intelligence and surveillance cell |
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| the eyes and ears of the terrorist group |
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| include bombers, shooters and assassins |
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| how many terrorist threat phase |
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| what are the terrorist threat phase |
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-target options
-selection surveilance
-target selection
-detailed surveillance
-training and preparation
-attack |
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| unlawful violence to inculcate fear |
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| offensice measures taken to prevent, deter, and respond to terrorism |
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| security forces detect and identify contacts |
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| security forces initially interact with contacts |
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| innermost layer of defense in depth |
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| naval vessel protective zone (nvpz) |
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-500yards of a U.S naval vessel shall operate at the minimum speed
-no vessel is allowed within 100 yards of a U.S naval vessel
-vessels requesting a pass within 100 yrds of a U.S naval vessel sheall contact official patrol on VHF channel 16
-protection zone are felonies, punishable by up to 6 yrs in prison and fines up to $250,000 |
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| terrorism motivational categories |
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-separatist (reach for a goal of separation through independence,political autonomy, or religious freedom or domination0
-ethnocentric ( believe particular groups are superior due to ethnic or racial characteristics)
-nationalistic (loyalty and devotion to a nation)
-revolutionary (dedication to overthrow the government0 |
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| NSF (navy security force) |
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| ISF (inport security force) |
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| causes of security alerts |
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-unauthorized personnel gain access to the ship
-telephonic bomb threat
-swimmer attack
-unattended/suspicious package
-personnel borne improvised explosive device (PBIED)
-vechicle borne improvised explosive device (VBIED)
-small boat probing
-small boat attack
-hostage onboard
-shooter onboard |
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| PRF (primary response force) |
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| -setting primary and secondary boundaries when there is an emergency or a security alert |
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| SRF (secondary response force) |
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-rapid response to a security alert. Go straight to the scene.
-Tactical entering of a space |
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Chief of the guard
pier sentry and waterborne patrol
contact sentry
cover sentry
inspection team - vehicle inspections |
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| determine when, where, and how force will be used by general and specific orders |
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| when do we have an ATTWO underway |
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general quarter
sea and anchor
full bore |
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| what is the first layer of defense on the ECP |
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