CI/HUMINT Pre-Board Study Guide
. WHAT ARE PASSIVE CI MEASURES? - ANS-PASSIVE CI MEASURES ARE
DEFENSIVE ACTIONS DESIGNED TO CONCEAL AND DENY
INFORMATION TO THE ENEMY, PROTECT PERSONNEL FROM SUBVERSION AND
TERRORISM, AND
PROTECT INSTALLATIONS AND MATERIAL FROM SABOTAGE. EXAMPLES OF
PASSIVE CI MEASURES
INCLUDE SECURITY OF CLASSIFIED MATERIAL, PERSONNEL SECURITY,
PHYSICAL SECURITY, SECURITY EDUCATION, COMMUNICATIONS SECURITY,
CAMOUFLAGE, AND LIGHT AND NOISE DISCIPLINE.
ACCORDING TO GENEVA CONVENTION ARTICLE 18, WHAT ITEMS CAN BE
REMOVED FROM A PRISONER OF WAR? - ANS-ARMS, HORSES, MILITARY
EQUIPMENT, AND MILITARY DOCUMENTS
ACCORDING TO INTERNATIONAL HAGUE LAW, WHICH ENTITIES ARE
PROHIBITED FROM BEING USED AS A DISGUISE? - ANS-A. MEDICAL
PERSONNEL, MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED
CROSS (ICRC), CHAPLAIN OR CLERGYMAN, JOURNALIST, MEMBER OF THE US
CONGRESS.
ACCORDING TO INTERNATIONAL HAGUE LAW, WHICH ENTITIES ARE
PROHIBITED FROM BEING USED AS A DISGUISE. - ANS-A. MEDICAL
PERSONNEL, MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED
CROSS (ICRC), CHAPLAIN OR CLERGYMAN, JOURNALIST, MEMBER OF THE US
CONGRESS.
NAME THE FOUR ELEMENTS OF A MAGTF - ANS-A. COMMAND ELEMENT (CE)
B. GROUND COMBAT ELEMENT (GCE)
C. AVIATION COMBAT ELEMENT (ACE)
D. COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT ELEMENT (CSSE)
NAME THE FOUR TYPES OF MAGTFS. - ANS-A. MARINE EXPEDITIONARY UNIT
(MEU)
B. MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE (MEB)
C. MARINE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE (MEF)
D. SPECIAL PURPOSE MAGTF (SPMAGTF)
, STATE THE NINE PRINCIPLES OF THE LAW OF WAR - ANS-A. FIGHT ONLY
ENEMY COMBATANTS.
B. DO NOT HARM ENEMIES WHO SURRENDER: DISARM THEM AND TURN THEM
OVER TO YOUR
SUPERIOR.
C. DO NOT KILL OR TORTURE PRISONERS.
D. COLLECT AND CARE FOR THE WOUNDED, WHETHER FRIEND OR FOE.
E. DO NOT ATTACK MEDICAL PERSONNEL, FACILITIES, OR EQUIPMENT.
F. DO NOT DESTROY MORE THAN THE MISSION REQUIRES.
G. DO NOT STEAL; RESPECT PRIVATE PROPERTY AND POSSESSIONS.
H. DO YOUR BEST TO PREVENT VIOLATIONS OF THE LAW OF WAR
I. REPORT ALL VIOLATIONS TO YOUR SUPERIORS, A MILITARY LAWYER, A
CHAPLAIN, OR PROVOST MARSHAL.
THE SEVEN CONSIDERATIONS FOR ESTIMATING THE ENEMY SITUATION ARE
WHAT? - ANS-MISSION
ENEMY
TERRAIN AND WEATHER
TROOPS AND FIRE SUPPORT AVAILABLE
TIME
SPACE
LOGISTICS
WHAT ACRONYM IS USED TO HELP LEADERS ANALYZE COURSES OF ACTION,
AND THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF EACH? - ANS-METTT
MISSION
ENEMY
TERRAIN AND WEATHER
TROOPS AND SUPPORT AVAILABLE
TIME AVAILABLE
WHAT ACRONYM IS USED TO IDENTIFY POW/DETAINEE HANDLING
PROCEDURES? - ANS-5-S'S AND A T
SEARCH
SILENCE
SEGREGATE
SAFEGUARD
SPEED
TAG
. WHAT ARE PASSIVE CI MEASURES? - ANS-PASSIVE CI MEASURES ARE
DEFENSIVE ACTIONS DESIGNED TO CONCEAL AND DENY
INFORMATION TO THE ENEMY, PROTECT PERSONNEL FROM SUBVERSION AND
TERRORISM, AND
PROTECT INSTALLATIONS AND MATERIAL FROM SABOTAGE. EXAMPLES OF
PASSIVE CI MEASURES
INCLUDE SECURITY OF CLASSIFIED MATERIAL, PERSONNEL SECURITY,
PHYSICAL SECURITY, SECURITY EDUCATION, COMMUNICATIONS SECURITY,
CAMOUFLAGE, AND LIGHT AND NOISE DISCIPLINE.
ACCORDING TO GENEVA CONVENTION ARTICLE 18, WHAT ITEMS CAN BE
REMOVED FROM A PRISONER OF WAR? - ANS-ARMS, HORSES, MILITARY
EQUIPMENT, AND MILITARY DOCUMENTS
ACCORDING TO INTERNATIONAL HAGUE LAW, WHICH ENTITIES ARE
PROHIBITED FROM BEING USED AS A DISGUISE? - ANS-A. MEDICAL
PERSONNEL, MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED
CROSS (ICRC), CHAPLAIN OR CLERGYMAN, JOURNALIST, MEMBER OF THE US
CONGRESS.
ACCORDING TO INTERNATIONAL HAGUE LAW, WHICH ENTITIES ARE
PROHIBITED FROM BEING USED AS A DISGUISE. - ANS-A. MEDICAL
PERSONNEL, MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED
CROSS (ICRC), CHAPLAIN OR CLERGYMAN, JOURNALIST, MEMBER OF THE US
CONGRESS.
NAME THE FOUR ELEMENTS OF A MAGTF - ANS-A. COMMAND ELEMENT (CE)
B. GROUND COMBAT ELEMENT (GCE)
C. AVIATION COMBAT ELEMENT (ACE)
D. COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT ELEMENT (CSSE)
NAME THE FOUR TYPES OF MAGTFS. - ANS-A. MARINE EXPEDITIONARY UNIT
(MEU)
B. MARINE EXPEDITIONARY BRIGADE (MEB)
C. MARINE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE (MEF)
D. SPECIAL PURPOSE MAGTF (SPMAGTF)
, STATE THE NINE PRINCIPLES OF THE LAW OF WAR - ANS-A. FIGHT ONLY
ENEMY COMBATANTS.
B. DO NOT HARM ENEMIES WHO SURRENDER: DISARM THEM AND TURN THEM
OVER TO YOUR
SUPERIOR.
C. DO NOT KILL OR TORTURE PRISONERS.
D. COLLECT AND CARE FOR THE WOUNDED, WHETHER FRIEND OR FOE.
E. DO NOT ATTACK MEDICAL PERSONNEL, FACILITIES, OR EQUIPMENT.
F. DO NOT DESTROY MORE THAN THE MISSION REQUIRES.
G. DO NOT STEAL; RESPECT PRIVATE PROPERTY AND POSSESSIONS.
H. DO YOUR BEST TO PREVENT VIOLATIONS OF THE LAW OF WAR
I. REPORT ALL VIOLATIONS TO YOUR SUPERIORS, A MILITARY LAWYER, A
CHAPLAIN, OR PROVOST MARSHAL.
THE SEVEN CONSIDERATIONS FOR ESTIMATING THE ENEMY SITUATION ARE
WHAT? - ANS-MISSION
ENEMY
TERRAIN AND WEATHER
TROOPS AND FIRE SUPPORT AVAILABLE
TIME
SPACE
LOGISTICS
WHAT ACRONYM IS USED TO HELP LEADERS ANALYZE COURSES OF ACTION,
AND THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF EACH? - ANS-METTT
MISSION
ENEMY
TERRAIN AND WEATHER
TROOPS AND SUPPORT AVAILABLE
TIME AVAILABLE
WHAT ACRONYM IS USED TO IDENTIFY POW/DETAINEE HANDLING
PROCEDURES? - ANS-5-S'S AND A T
SEARCH
SILENCE
SEGREGATE
SAFEGUARD
SPEED
TAG
