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SECURITY FORCES BLOCK 2 TEST STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED SOLUTIONS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS NEWEST VERSION 1. Provide Installation and Asset Protection - ANSWER Plan for employ the capabilities of intergrated defense defeat adversarial threats to the af base boundary and security zone 2. Conduct Law and Order Operations - ANSWER Defenders directly contribute to installation's integrated defense via law and order operations, which encompasses crime prevention, criminal investigations, traffic enforcement, and corrections. In planning, the specific authorities for law and order operations may depend upon jurisdictional status of the installation 3. Provide training and maintenance of small arms and light weapons - ANSWER Defenders provide weapons qualifications training, forecast for sufficient ammunition in support of training, inspect, and service small arms and light weapons for AF personnel. 4. Provide security and protection for nuclear assets - ANSWER Defenders provide the highest degree of security possible for nuclear munitions 5. Provide military working dog support - ANSWER Training with dogs for operations 6. Department of Energy (DOE) - ANSWER oversees and protects vital national security capabilities ranging from nuclear weapons to energy research and developmental projects. 7. Global Thunder - ANSWER Is an annual command and control exercise designed to train and assess all us strategic command forces readiness as a strategic deterrence force. Designed around realistic training activities against adversaries 8. Jencks Act - ANSWER Identifies what could be called upon as evidence in a court proceeding - Police reports - Blotters - Hand written notes 9. Three sources of military jurisdiction - ANSWER 1. US Constitution 2. Federal Statutes 3. International Law 10. Person (Article 2) - ANSWER Identifies who is subject to the code. - Active Duty - Cadets / Midshipman - Reservists - Retirees Receiving Pay - Prisoners of War 11. Place-Article 5 of the UCMJ - ANSWER States the codes applies in all places, and there is no restriction on where the case may be heard. The military has jurisdiction to prosecute any offense committed on or off the base. 12. The UCMJ Punitive Articles - ANSWER Articles that are primary source for charging military members and if violated may result in court martial. Articles 77-134 13. Federal Tort Law - ANSWER Is a body of rights, obligations and remedies applied by courts in civil proceedings to provide relief for persons who have suffered harm from the wrongful act of others. (Unlawful Acts) 14. Search - ANSWER Conducted to uncover evidence of a crime evidence surrounding a crime or contraband. Must be conducted in places where objects salt could be reasonably found. Only military judges and qualified commanders have authority to granted search authorizations The installations commanders authority to search does not apply to off base 15. Search Authorization - ANSWER Based on probable cause, form 1176 as soon as possible after permission not to exceed 3 duty days 16. Objective reasonableness - ANSWER "The reasonableness" of a particular use of force must encompass the totality of circumstance and be judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer. 17. Totality of circumstance - ANSWER Anything that can affect your use of force; anything that can affect your response 18. Imminent threat - ANSWER A dangerous or threatening situation which is about to occur; More time 19. Immediate threat - ANSWER One that can be delivered without delay and requires instant response by defender; Instant 20. Force - ANSWER Effort by defender to compel compliance, gain control, or overcome resistance 21. Deadly force - ANSWER force likely to cause death or great bodily harm 22. Application of force encompasses three main elements of action and assessment - ANSWER Tools, tactics, timing 23. Intelligence Cycle - ANSWER Process of tasking collecting processing analyzing and disseminating intelligence 24. Four critical sources for gathering intelligence - ANSWER Human, signals, image, and Open source Intelligence 25. human intelligence - ANSWER Intelligence gathered by means of interpersonal contact • RED - ANSWER Orientation, research, exploitation, dissemination - Intelligence cycle (Human Intelligence) 26. Signal Intelligence - ANSWER Intelligence that has been collected by technological resources. Also referred to as SIGINT. 27. Lead of Signal Intelligence - ANSWER National Security Agency, lead agency for collecting signals; NSA responsible for providing foreign signals intelligence 28. Imagery (IMINT - ANSWER Representation of objects reproduced on cameras, or other media. Also includes photos, sensors, infrared sensors, lasers and electro optics 29. Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) - ANSWER Utilizes information that is openly available to all 30. OSINT process consists of four steps (4 d's) - ANSWER Discovery,discrimination,distillation,dissemination 31. Integrated Defense - ANSWER Combines offensive and defensive capabilities to protect against threats against bases; integrated together to defend our assets 32. Integrated Defense Goal - ANSWER Employed to mitigate potential risk to DAF, joint and coalition operations within the Base boundary and the base security zone 33. How many level threats are there - ANSWER 3 levels of threats 34. level 1 threat - ANSWER Threats include enemy agents and terrorists whose primary missions include espionage, sabotage and subversion 35. Level 2 threat - ANSWER Threats include small scale, irregular forces 36. Level 3 threat - ANSWER Threats have the capability of projecting combat power by air, land or sea

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SECURITY FORCES BLOCK 2 TEST STUDY
GUIDE 2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT DETAILED SOLUTIONS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<NEWEST VERSION>


1. Provide Installation and Asset Protection - ANSWER ✔ Plan for employ
the capabilities of intergrated defense defeat adversarial threats to the af base
boundary and security zone

2. Conduct Law and Order Operations - ANSWER ✔ Defenders directly
contribute to installation's integrated defense via law and order operations,
which encompasses crime prevention, criminal investigations, traffic
enforcement, and corrections. In planning, the specific authorities for law
and order operations may depend upon jurisdictional status of the
installation

3. Provide training and maintenance of small arms and light weapons -
ANSWER ✔ Defenders provide weapons qualifications training, forecast
for sufficient ammunition in support of training, inspect, and service small
arms and light weapons for AF personnel.

4. Provide security and protection for nuclear assets - ANSWER ✔ Defenders
provide the highest degree of security possible for nuclear munitions

5. Provide military working dog support - ANSWER ✔ Training with dogs
for operations

6. Department of Energy (DOE) - ANSWER ✔ oversees and protects vital
national security capabilities ranging from nuclear weapons to energy
research and developmental projects.

,7. Global Thunder - ANSWER ✔ Is an annual command and control exercise
designed to train and assess all us strategic command forces readiness as a
strategic deterrence force. Designed around realistic training activities
against adversaries

8. Jencks Act - ANSWER ✔ Identifies what could be called upon as evidence
in a court proceeding

- Police reports
- Blotters
- Hand written notes

9. Three sources of military jurisdiction - ANSWER ✔ 1. US Constitution
2. Federal Statutes
3. International Law

10.Person (Article 2) - ANSWER ✔ Identifies who is subject to the code.
- Active Duty
- Cadets / Midshipman
- Reservists
- Retirees Receiving Pay
- Prisoners of War

11.Place-Article 5 of the UCMJ - ANSWER ✔ States the codes applies in all
places, and there is no restriction on where the case may be heard. The
military has jurisdiction to prosecute any offense committed on or off the
base.

12.The UCMJ Punitive Articles - ANSWER ✔ Articles that are primary
source for charging military members and if violated may result in court
martial. Articles 77-134

13.Federal Tort Law - ANSWER ✔ Is a body of rights, obligations and
remedies applied by courts in civil proceedings to provide relief for persons
who have suffered harm from the wrongful act of others. (Unlawful Acts)

14.Search - ANSWER ✔ Conducted to uncover evidence of a crime evidence
surrounding a crime or contraband. Must be conducted in places where

, objects salt could be reasonably found. Only military judges and qualified
commanders have authority to granted search authorizations The
installations commanders authority to search does not apply to off base

15.Search Authorization - ANSWER ✔ Based on probable cause, form 1176
as soon as possible after permission not to exceed 3 duty days

16.Objective reasonableness - ANSWER ✔ "The reasonableness" of a
particular use of force must encompass the totality of circumstance and be
judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer.

17.Totality of circumstance - ANSWER ✔ Anything that can affect your use
of force; anything that can affect your response

18.Imminent threat - ANSWER ✔ A dangerous or threatening situation which
is about to occur; More time

19.Immediate threat - ANSWER ✔ One that can be delivered without delay
and requires instant response by defender; Instant

20.Force - ANSWER ✔ Effort by defender to compel compliance, gain
control, or overcome resistance

21.Deadly force - ANSWER ✔ force likely to cause death or great bodily
harm

22.Application of force encompasses three main elements of action and
assessment - ANSWER ✔ Tools, tactics, timing

23.Intelligence Cycle - ANSWER ✔ Process of tasking collecting processing
analyzing and disseminating intelligence

24.Four critical sources for gathering intelligence - ANSWER ✔ Human,
signals, image, and Open source Intelligence

25.human intelligence - ANSWER ✔ Intelligence gathered by means of
interpersonal contact

, • RED - ANSWER ✔ Orientation, research, exploitation,
dissemination - Intelligence cycle (Human Intelligence)

26.Signal Intelligence - ANSWER ✔ Intelligence that has been collected by
technological resources. Also referred to as SIGINT.

27.Lead of Signal Intelligence - ANSWER ✔ National Security Agency, lead
agency for collecting signals; NSA responsible for providing foreign signals
intelligence

28.Imagery (IMINT - ANSWER ✔ Representation of objects reproduced on
cameras, or other media. Also includes photos, sensors, infrared sensors,
lasers and electro optics

29.Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) - ANSWER ✔ Utilizes information
that is openly available to all

30.OSINT process consists of four steps (4 d's) - ANSWER ✔
Discovery,discrimination,distillation,dissemination

31.Integrated Defense - ANSWER ✔ Combines offensive and defensive
capabilities to protect against threats against bases; integrated together to
defend our assets

32.Integrated Defense Goal - ANSWER ✔ Employed to mitigate potential
risk to DAF, joint and coalition operations within the Base boundary and the
base security zone

33.How many level threats are there - ANSWER ✔ 3 levels of threats

34.level 1 threat - ANSWER ✔ Threats include enemy agents and terrorists
whose primary missions include espionage, sabotage and subversion

35.Level 2 threat - ANSWER ✔ Threats include small scale, irregular forces

36.Level 3 threat - ANSWER ✔ Threats have the capability of projecting
combat power by air, land or sea

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