BLOCK 2 TEST 2 SF QUESTIONS WITH
100% CORRECT SOLUTIONS!! GRADED A+
RECENT UPDATE
Security Forces' role to preserve evidence - ANSWER Take steps to document
everything about the scene as you originally found it
Crime Scene Notes - ANSWER Detailed scene description and condition of the
scene; documenting notes of the scene
Crime Scene Sketch - ANSWER Rough sketch should be accomplished while
in the scene; sketch of the scene
AF FM 52 Evidence tag - ANSWER Very in-depth, detailed evidence for you to
write
AF Form 1109 - ANSWER Visitor Register Log; Maintained at controlled or
restricted areas
Response to Contaminated incident site - ANSWER Initial task within the
emergency responder missions is that the incident commander (IC) must establish
control of the site to protect first responders and keep out unauthorized personnel
One strategy to establish three distinct zones - ANSWER Exclusion zone (hot
zone)
, One strategy to establish three distinct zones - ANSWER Contamination
reduction zone (warm zone)
One strategy to establish three distinct zones - ANSWER Support zone (cold
zone)
How many MOPP levels are there - ANSWER 6 levels
MOPP - ANSWER Mission Oriented Protective Posture
Entry authority list - ANSWER EAL's are used on temporary basis for granting
entry in conjunction with home base or temporary...
EAL requirements - ANSWER Name (rank), Badge Number, clearance level,
dates of visit, expiration date
Authentication for EAL - ANSWER An AF supervisor (E-5/GS-7 or above)
responsible for validating and authenticating the EAL
Implementing entry and circulation control procedures for restricted areas -
ANSWER Objective of entry and circulation control are to maintain the
integrity of areas; making sure only authorized ppl are going in
Restricted Area Badges (RAB) - ANSWER Official documents used for
controlling entry to restricted areas
, AF Form 1199 - ANSWER Restricted Area Badge; to document authorization
for an individual to access restricted areas on a military base,
PL-1 and PL-2 Restricted Areas - ANSWER Temporary badges for Pl-1 and
PL-2 areas must never leave the restricted area
PL-3 Restricted Areas - ANSWER The badges may leave the restricted area
Exchange badge system - ANSWER Exchange badge system is the most secure
method of limiting entry into a restricted area
Single Badge System - ANSWER Requires only one badge for each person
authorized unescorted entry into a restricted area
In order to enter a restricted area unescorted, the individual requesting entry must
have one of the following - ANSWER An AF form 1199 with appropriate area
open for access, an authenticated EAL matching a RAB, air crew orders with
associated cac
Stop-check-pass - ANSWER Utilized when there is an IMMEDIATE need to
locate individuals who might be entering or exiting the installation
Entry Controllers can initiate stop-check-pass - ANSWER Initiate during higher
priority alarm activation, anti robbery, duress, gate runner, or when directed by the
Flight Sergeant
, Installation Entry and exit vehicle checks - ANSWER Installation commanders
determine when, where and how to implement random checks of vehicles or
pedestrians
Entry/Exit point checks - ANSWER The main purpose of an entry/exit
examination is to prevent the introduction of weapons, illegal drugs, drug
paraphernalia or other contraband
Alarmed Responses - ANSWER SF are the enterprise leader for delivering
armed responses capabilities and must be able to respond appropriately to routine
and emergency situations
Responses to Alarm - ANSWER Response time limits for patrols vary
according to the type of patrol and resources being protected. Response time will
be clearly defined in the Integrated Defense Plan
Access Control - ANSWER Designed to prevent unauthorized entry into
protected areas such as Restricted Areas and Controlled Areas
Circulation Control Procedures - ANSWER Designed to detect hostile actions
within areas, prevent unauthorized removal of material, and provide for safe
movement of personnel resources
Duress - ANSWER Threats, violence, constraints, or other actions brought to
bear on someone to do something against their will; by means of force, holding
someone hostage
100% CORRECT SOLUTIONS!! GRADED A+
RECENT UPDATE
Security Forces' role to preserve evidence - ANSWER Take steps to document
everything about the scene as you originally found it
Crime Scene Notes - ANSWER Detailed scene description and condition of the
scene; documenting notes of the scene
Crime Scene Sketch - ANSWER Rough sketch should be accomplished while
in the scene; sketch of the scene
AF FM 52 Evidence tag - ANSWER Very in-depth, detailed evidence for you to
write
AF Form 1109 - ANSWER Visitor Register Log; Maintained at controlled or
restricted areas
Response to Contaminated incident site - ANSWER Initial task within the
emergency responder missions is that the incident commander (IC) must establish
control of the site to protect first responders and keep out unauthorized personnel
One strategy to establish three distinct zones - ANSWER Exclusion zone (hot
zone)
, One strategy to establish three distinct zones - ANSWER Contamination
reduction zone (warm zone)
One strategy to establish three distinct zones - ANSWER Support zone (cold
zone)
How many MOPP levels are there - ANSWER 6 levels
MOPP - ANSWER Mission Oriented Protective Posture
Entry authority list - ANSWER EAL's are used on temporary basis for granting
entry in conjunction with home base or temporary...
EAL requirements - ANSWER Name (rank), Badge Number, clearance level,
dates of visit, expiration date
Authentication for EAL - ANSWER An AF supervisor (E-5/GS-7 or above)
responsible for validating and authenticating the EAL
Implementing entry and circulation control procedures for restricted areas -
ANSWER Objective of entry and circulation control are to maintain the
integrity of areas; making sure only authorized ppl are going in
Restricted Area Badges (RAB) - ANSWER Official documents used for
controlling entry to restricted areas
, AF Form 1199 - ANSWER Restricted Area Badge; to document authorization
for an individual to access restricted areas on a military base,
PL-1 and PL-2 Restricted Areas - ANSWER Temporary badges for Pl-1 and
PL-2 areas must never leave the restricted area
PL-3 Restricted Areas - ANSWER The badges may leave the restricted area
Exchange badge system - ANSWER Exchange badge system is the most secure
method of limiting entry into a restricted area
Single Badge System - ANSWER Requires only one badge for each person
authorized unescorted entry into a restricted area
In order to enter a restricted area unescorted, the individual requesting entry must
have one of the following - ANSWER An AF form 1199 with appropriate area
open for access, an authenticated EAL matching a RAB, air crew orders with
associated cac
Stop-check-pass - ANSWER Utilized when there is an IMMEDIATE need to
locate individuals who might be entering or exiting the installation
Entry Controllers can initiate stop-check-pass - ANSWER Initiate during higher
priority alarm activation, anti robbery, duress, gate runner, or when directed by the
Flight Sergeant
, Installation Entry and exit vehicle checks - ANSWER Installation commanders
determine when, where and how to implement random checks of vehicles or
pedestrians
Entry/Exit point checks - ANSWER The main purpose of an entry/exit
examination is to prevent the introduction of weapons, illegal drugs, drug
paraphernalia or other contraband
Alarmed Responses - ANSWER SF are the enterprise leader for delivering
armed responses capabilities and must be able to respond appropriately to routine
and emergency situations
Responses to Alarm - ANSWER Response time limits for patrols vary
according to the type of patrol and resources being protected. Response time will
be clearly defined in the Integrated Defense Plan
Access Control - ANSWER Designed to prevent unauthorized entry into
protected areas such as Restricted Areas and Controlled Areas
Circulation Control Procedures - ANSWER Designed to detect hostile actions
within areas, prevent unauthorized removal of material, and provide for safe
movement of personnel resources
Duress - ANSWER Threats, violence, constraints, or other actions brought to
bear on someone to do something against their will; by means of force, holding
someone hostage
