SECURITY FORCES LATEST
BLOCK 2 EXAM
Security forces member responsibilities - ANSWERS-Notify chain of
command when physically, mentally, or emotionally unfit to bear arms
Inform medical personnel of requirement to bear arms
Over the counter medications are taken IAW instructions on original
packaging
Alcohol or medications that can impair ability to use firearm will not be
taken on duty or within 8 hours of duty
All security forces members obligated to report mental, physical, or
emotional indicators of themselves or others
Rules of Engagement (ROE) - ANSWERS-Directives issued by
competent military authority which delineate the circumstances and
limitations under which US forces initiate and/or continue combat
engagement with other forces encountered.
ROEs most evolve with mission requirements and METT-C and are
driven by 3 considerations - ANSWERS-Policy- executive order 11850
prohibits first use of riot control agents without president approval
Legal- hospitals, churches, shrines, schools or other historical sites will
not be engaged unless for self defense.
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, SECURITY FORCES LATEST
BLOCK 2 EXAM
Military- forward observers must be present to ensure effective target
engagement.
War time ROE - ANSWERS-Permits U.S. forces to open fire upon all
identified enemy targets
Hostile Act - ANSWERS-an attack or other use of force against the U.S.
and U.S. forces
Hostile Intent - ANSWERS-The threat of imminent use of forces against
the U.S and its forces
Hostile force - ANSWERS-Any civilian, military or paramilitary forces
that has committed an exhibited hostile act
RAMP - ANSWERS-Return- return fire with aimed fire; repel hostile
acts with reasonable forces
Anticipate attack- use of force if you see clear indicators of hostile intent
Measure- the amount of force you use and amount it takes to protect
lives and accomplish the mission
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, SECURITY FORCES LATEST
BLOCK 2 EXAM
Protect- human life and property with necessary deadly force
METT-TC - ANSWERS-Mission
Enemy
Time
Troops
Terrain
Civilian Considerations
Group A - ANSWERS-DoD military, civilian, and contract personnel
performing law enforcement
Group B - ANSWERS-Members other than those in group A who are
required to be armed as designated by deployment orders
duty assignment - ANSWERS-All airmen with a valid arming
requirement, as deemed by their authorizing official are authorized to
bear and use fire arms.
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BLOCK 2 EXAM
Security forces member responsibilities - ANSWERS-Notify chain of
command when physically, mentally, or emotionally unfit to bear arms
Inform medical personnel of requirement to bear arms
Over the counter medications are taken IAW instructions on original
packaging
Alcohol or medications that can impair ability to use firearm will not be
taken on duty or within 8 hours of duty
All security forces members obligated to report mental, physical, or
emotional indicators of themselves or others
Rules of Engagement (ROE) - ANSWERS-Directives issued by
competent military authority which delineate the circumstances and
limitations under which US forces initiate and/or continue combat
engagement with other forces encountered.
ROEs most evolve with mission requirements and METT-C and are
driven by 3 considerations - ANSWERS-Policy- executive order 11850
prohibits first use of riot control agents without president approval
Legal- hospitals, churches, shrines, schools or other historical sites will
not be engaged unless for self defense.
END OF
PAGE
1
, SECURITY FORCES LATEST
BLOCK 2 EXAM
Military- forward observers must be present to ensure effective target
engagement.
War time ROE - ANSWERS-Permits U.S. forces to open fire upon all
identified enemy targets
Hostile Act - ANSWERS-an attack or other use of force against the U.S.
and U.S. forces
Hostile Intent - ANSWERS-The threat of imminent use of forces against
the U.S and its forces
Hostile force - ANSWERS-Any civilian, military or paramilitary forces
that has committed an exhibited hostile act
RAMP - ANSWERS-Return- return fire with aimed fire; repel hostile
acts with reasonable forces
Anticipate attack- use of force if you see clear indicators of hostile intent
Measure- the amount of force you use and amount it takes to protect
lives and accomplish the mission
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PAGE
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, SECURITY FORCES LATEST
BLOCK 2 EXAM
Protect- human life and property with necessary deadly force
METT-TC - ANSWERS-Mission
Enemy
Time
Troops
Terrain
Civilian Considerations
Group A - ANSWERS-DoD military, civilian, and contract personnel
performing law enforcement
Group B - ANSWERS-Members other than those in group A who are
required to be armed as designated by deployment orders
duty assignment - ANSWERS-All airmen with a valid arming
requirement, as deemed by their authorizing official are authorized to
bear and use fire arms.
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