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| The calculated use of lawful violence or threat of unlawful violence to gain fear. |
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| to reduce the vulnerability of individuals and property to include limited responses and containment by local military and civilian forces. |
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| Define counter-terrorism. |
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| offensive measures taken to prevent, deter, and respond to terrorism. |
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| a security program to protect service members, civilian employees, family members, facilities and equipment. |
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| The goal of the navys AT/FP program is to ___, ____, and ____ terrorism. |
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| projecting a visible ability to defeat a terrorist attack |
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| What are the long range objectives of terrorism? |
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| revolutionary, sub-revolutionary, and establishment |
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| What are the mechanisms used to label terrorist groups? |
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| state directed, state supported, and non state supported |
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| Whats the basic operational component of a terrorist group? |
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| What are the 3 typical cells of a terrorist group? |
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| operational cell, intelligence cell, and auxillary cell |
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| When are these cells usually kept seperated? |
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| during the planning and rehearsel phases |
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| Do surveillance personel take part in the attacks? |
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| How do terrorist select thier targets. |
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| terrorist attacks are targeted at the weak to ensure a high chance of success and publicity |
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| What are the most common terrorist devices used? |
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| What is the 6 step process in target selection used by terrorists? |
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| 1. target option 2. selection surveillance 3.target selection 4. detailed surveillance 5. training and preperation 6. the attack |
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| How many levels of threat does the DOD recognize in defining the degree of a terrorist threat? |
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| What are the 4 terrorist threat levels? |
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| high, significant, moderate, and low |
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| Define force protection condition Alpha? |
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| Suggests a possible terrorist threat activity |
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| What are the actions taken for FP Alpha? |
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| Secure buildings, increase spot checks, and limit access points |
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| What are the actions taken for FP Bravo? |
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| all vehicles and objects must remain 200 ft from the bldg |
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| Define force protection condition Bravo? |
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| suggests a predictable terrorist threat |
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| What manual does the military use in combating terrorism? |
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| DOD Order 2000.12-H (DOD antiterrorism handbook) |
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| the assimilation of data that has been gathered but not fully corellated an analyzed |
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| product resulting from analyzed and interpreted information. |
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| Who provides the intelligence for the commands AT/FP? |
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| Who is responsible for the dettecting and counter acting of foriegn intelligence activities that adversly affect national security? |
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| Who has primary jurisdiction with in the department of the Navy? |
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