DSCA PHASE II QUESTIONS WITH 100% PASSED ANSWERS, GRADED A+
Who authorizes Title 10 forces to participate in DSCA operations? - (answer)President or SecDef
Which of the following organizations supports Defense Support of Civil Authorities? - (answer)- U.S.
Federal Military Forces (Title 10)
- DoD Civilians
- DoD Contract Personnel
- National Guard Forces (SAD, Title 32)
Defense Support of Civil Authorities type of operations are conducted where? - (answer)U.S. homeland,
its territories and surrounding territorial waters and airspace
What is DSCA and how is it initiated? - (answer)Defense Support of Civil Authorities and when civilian
authorities request for support
What is the key point when submitting a RFA to the DoD? - (answer)Request for a unique capability (i.e.
helicopter) or resource (i.e. protect federal building)
Identify at least one part of a chemical weapon? - (answer)Chemical Agent, Precursors, Delivery Device
What are some of the intended uses of a chemical agent? - (answer)To kill, seriously injure, or
incapacitate
What are the three ways a nuclear detonation releases energy? - (answer)Shock (blast), Thermal (heat),
and radiation
What is the most important action in case of a large-scale toxic industrial chemical (TIC) release? -
(answer)Immediately evacuate outside the path of the hazard
, DSCA PHASE II QUESTIONS WITH 100% PASSED ANSWERS, GRADED A+
What are the mission areas that defines success in the Presidential Policy Directive 8? - (answer)5
mission areas:
- Prevention
- Protection
- Mitigation
- Response
- Recovery
The guiding principles as defined by the National Response Framework (NRF) include engaged
partnerships, tiered response, unity of effort through Unified Command, readiness to act, and
______________________________? - (answer)Scalable, flexible, and adaptable operational capabilities
Which of the following best describes National Incident Management System? - (answer)- Guides all
levels of departments and agencies, nongovernmental and private sectors.
- Working seamlessly to prevent, protect, respond, recover, and mitigate the effects of incidents.
The National Response Framework guides how the nation conducts all-hazards incident response. (True
or False) - (answer)True
The Department of Defense (DoD) supports the State Department during International CBRN Response
(ICBRN-R) events. (True of False) - (answer)True
Title 10 forces can respond to DSCA events but must be authorized by the President or Secretary of
Defense. (True or False) - (answer)True
How many core capabilities are needed to achieve the National Preparedness Goal? - (answer)32 core
capabilities
Who authorizes Title 10 forces to participate in DSCA operations? - (answer)President or SecDef
Which of the following organizations supports Defense Support of Civil Authorities? - (answer)- U.S.
Federal Military Forces (Title 10)
- DoD Civilians
- DoD Contract Personnel
- National Guard Forces (SAD, Title 32)
Defense Support of Civil Authorities type of operations are conducted where? - (answer)U.S. homeland,
its territories and surrounding territorial waters and airspace
What is DSCA and how is it initiated? - (answer)Defense Support of Civil Authorities and when civilian
authorities request for support
What is the key point when submitting a RFA to the DoD? - (answer)Request for a unique capability (i.e.
helicopter) or resource (i.e. protect federal building)
Identify at least one part of a chemical weapon? - (answer)Chemical Agent, Precursors, Delivery Device
What are some of the intended uses of a chemical agent? - (answer)To kill, seriously injure, or
incapacitate
What are the three ways a nuclear detonation releases energy? - (answer)Shock (blast), Thermal (heat),
and radiation
What is the most important action in case of a large-scale toxic industrial chemical (TIC) release? -
(answer)Immediately evacuate outside the path of the hazard
, DSCA PHASE II QUESTIONS WITH 100% PASSED ANSWERS, GRADED A+
What are the mission areas that defines success in the Presidential Policy Directive 8? - (answer)5
mission areas:
- Prevention
- Protection
- Mitigation
- Response
- Recovery
The guiding principles as defined by the National Response Framework (NRF) include engaged
partnerships, tiered response, unity of effort through Unified Command, readiness to act, and
______________________________? - (answer)Scalable, flexible, and adaptable operational capabilities
Which of the following best describes National Incident Management System? - (answer)- Guides all
levels of departments and agencies, nongovernmental and private sectors.
- Working seamlessly to prevent, protect, respond, recover, and mitigate the effects of incidents.
The National Response Framework guides how the nation conducts all-hazards incident response. (True
or False) - (answer)True
The Department of Defense (DoD) supports the State Department during International CBRN Response
(ICBRN-R) events. (True of False) - (answer)True
Title 10 forces can respond to DSCA events but must be authorized by the President or Secretary of
Defense. (True or False) - (answer)True
How many core capabilities are needed to achieve the National Preparedness Goal? - (answer)32 core
capabilities
