SF BDOC 2 TEST QUESTIONS WITH
QUALITY ANSWERS.
Define/Identify PL 1 through 4 resources - Answer PL 1 - Result in great harm to the strategic
capability
PL 2 - Significant harm to the war fighting capability
PL 3 - Damage US war fighting capability
PL 4 - Adversely affect the operational capability
Explain abandon vehicle procedures. - Answer Issue a DD Form 1408. After 3 days (72 Hours),
if the vehicle has not moved, issue a DD Form 2504 in duplicate. One copy is placed on the
vehicle and second copy is forwarded to S2. Annotate in blotter.
Explain entry/exit procedures for munitions movement. - Answer Munitions trucks are only
authorized entry/exit through Gate 6 only. BDOC will, in-turn, ensure the Fire Department is
notified of the arrival. Munitions Control will provide BDOC with as much information on the
delivery as possible, i.e., munitions category, where the delivery originated from, where delivery
is going, description of driver and passengers, to include the number of passengers, etc. Drivers
will be under escort at all times until departure and are not required to have visitor's pass.
Explain funds movement requirements (OI 31-101 10.5) - Answer Funds movements are
designated either Code A or B depending on the amount of funds being moved.
Code A. Funds of less than $25,000 are transported by one owner/user funds courier. No armed
SF escorts are required and no notification to SFS is required.
Code B. Funds movements of $25,000.00 to $99,999.99, requires one owner/user courier and
one owner/user escort. SF will be notified of Code B movements.
Funds movements in excess of $100,000 will require at least one owner/user and one armed SF
member for escort.
Explain procedures for transporting weapons off base (OI 31-101 2.4) - Answer The
authorized primary route to transport weapons to and from RAFF is out RAFL Gate 1 taking the
A1065 to Wangford Road, then the B1112 through Hockwold to RAF Feltwell. Any other routes
or movements must be coordinated through the Squadron Commander, Operations Officer,
Operations Superintendent. The approving authority for transporting weapons off- base is the
48 FW/CC with coordination through the RAF/CC. This letter will be maintained by 48 SFS/S5PX
(Plans and Programs) and 48 SFS/S3T (training).
, Explain the 6 types of Inspection Teams. - Answer TACEVAL
USAFE Inspector General Team.
HQ USAFE Staff Assistance Visits (SAV)
Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA)
HQ USEUCOM Staff Visits
48 FW Exercise Evaluation Team (EET).
Explain where the demarcation lines on RAFL/RAFF. - Answer RAFL Main Gate (Gate 1): RAFL
Jurisdiction stops at the heavy white demarcation line that starts from the outbound lane and
ends at the Visitor Control Center (VCC).
RAFL (Gate 2) jurisdiction stops at Lords Walk and Radcliffe Road.
RAFF Main Gate (Gate 3): RAFF Jurisdiction stops at the heavy yellow demarcation line painted
in the inbound lane between the fences.
Explain base sectors. - Answer Sector 1: Comprised of RAFF, Portal Close and Trenchard
Square housing areas.
Sector 2: Bordered by the installation perimeter to the east and south , the installation
perimeter to the south, the Flight Line Perimeter Fence to the south and west. And the Runway
centerline to the north. This Sector is comprised of everything south of the runway, and
includes Red and Blue Restricted Areas, the Strike Eagle Complex, the golf course and the fuel
farm. Note: This Sector does not include the AAFES Gas Station.
Sector 3: Comprised of everything north of the Runway.
Sector 4: Is the cantonment area and is comprised of everything west of the base perimeter,
South of Lincoln Road, North of Plymouth Road and East of the base perimeter. Note: This
Sector includes the High School, Duck Pond Park, all dormitories, the AAFES Gas Station, and all
other Installation Support Facilities.
Sector 5: This sector is known as Liberty Village housing and is comprised of everything west of
the base perimeter (A965), North of the base perimeter and South of Plymouth Road, and East
of the base perimeter. Note: This sector includes all on base housing, the Liberty club, South
Shoppette, the Bowling Alley and Military Clothing Sales.
Explain recall procedures (OI 31-101 3.1) - Answer Tier 1: Initiated by S3 upon initial
notification from a BDOC or CP. This consists of the Commander, S2, S3, S3O, S3T, S4, S4L, S5
and the Flight Chief who makes immediate and initial assessment of the incident and determine
courses of action. Tier 1 personnel, will report to unit conference room to disseminate
information and recall additional forces from Tier 2 as needed, before assuming EOC, BDOC or
on-scene positions.
Tier 2: Tier 1 initiates recall of Tier 2 personnel consisting of selected personnel (identified by
the Commander or S3) to provide specialized needs and temporary augmentation. Tier 2
personnel report to the guardmount area and conduct roll call, disseminate information, draw
weapons (if directed) and assume posted positions.
QUALITY ANSWERS.
Define/Identify PL 1 through 4 resources - Answer PL 1 - Result in great harm to the strategic
capability
PL 2 - Significant harm to the war fighting capability
PL 3 - Damage US war fighting capability
PL 4 - Adversely affect the operational capability
Explain abandon vehicle procedures. - Answer Issue a DD Form 1408. After 3 days (72 Hours),
if the vehicle has not moved, issue a DD Form 2504 in duplicate. One copy is placed on the
vehicle and second copy is forwarded to S2. Annotate in blotter.
Explain entry/exit procedures for munitions movement. - Answer Munitions trucks are only
authorized entry/exit through Gate 6 only. BDOC will, in-turn, ensure the Fire Department is
notified of the arrival. Munitions Control will provide BDOC with as much information on the
delivery as possible, i.e., munitions category, where the delivery originated from, where delivery
is going, description of driver and passengers, to include the number of passengers, etc. Drivers
will be under escort at all times until departure and are not required to have visitor's pass.
Explain funds movement requirements (OI 31-101 10.5) - Answer Funds movements are
designated either Code A or B depending on the amount of funds being moved.
Code A. Funds of less than $25,000 are transported by one owner/user funds courier. No armed
SF escorts are required and no notification to SFS is required.
Code B. Funds movements of $25,000.00 to $99,999.99, requires one owner/user courier and
one owner/user escort. SF will be notified of Code B movements.
Funds movements in excess of $100,000 will require at least one owner/user and one armed SF
member for escort.
Explain procedures for transporting weapons off base (OI 31-101 2.4) - Answer The
authorized primary route to transport weapons to and from RAFF is out RAFL Gate 1 taking the
A1065 to Wangford Road, then the B1112 through Hockwold to RAF Feltwell. Any other routes
or movements must be coordinated through the Squadron Commander, Operations Officer,
Operations Superintendent. The approving authority for transporting weapons off- base is the
48 FW/CC with coordination through the RAF/CC. This letter will be maintained by 48 SFS/S5PX
(Plans and Programs) and 48 SFS/S3T (training).
, Explain the 6 types of Inspection Teams. - Answer TACEVAL
USAFE Inspector General Team.
HQ USAFE Staff Assistance Visits (SAV)
Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA)
HQ USEUCOM Staff Visits
48 FW Exercise Evaluation Team (EET).
Explain where the demarcation lines on RAFL/RAFF. - Answer RAFL Main Gate (Gate 1): RAFL
Jurisdiction stops at the heavy white demarcation line that starts from the outbound lane and
ends at the Visitor Control Center (VCC).
RAFL (Gate 2) jurisdiction stops at Lords Walk and Radcliffe Road.
RAFF Main Gate (Gate 3): RAFF Jurisdiction stops at the heavy yellow demarcation line painted
in the inbound lane between the fences.
Explain base sectors. - Answer Sector 1: Comprised of RAFF, Portal Close and Trenchard
Square housing areas.
Sector 2: Bordered by the installation perimeter to the east and south , the installation
perimeter to the south, the Flight Line Perimeter Fence to the south and west. And the Runway
centerline to the north. This Sector is comprised of everything south of the runway, and
includes Red and Blue Restricted Areas, the Strike Eagle Complex, the golf course and the fuel
farm. Note: This Sector does not include the AAFES Gas Station.
Sector 3: Comprised of everything north of the Runway.
Sector 4: Is the cantonment area and is comprised of everything west of the base perimeter,
South of Lincoln Road, North of Plymouth Road and East of the base perimeter. Note: This
Sector includes the High School, Duck Pond Park, all dormitories, the AAFES Gas Station, and all
other Installation Support Facilities.
Sector 5: This sector is known as Liberty Village housing and is comprised of everything west of
the base perimeter (A965), North of the base perimeter and South of Plymouth Road, and East
of the base perimeter. Note: This sector includes all on base housing, the Liberty club, South
Shoppette, the Bowling Alley and Military Clothing Sales.
Explain recall procedures (OI 31-101 3.1) - Answer Tier 1: Initiated by S3 upon initial
notification from a BDOC or CP. This consists of the Commander, S2, S3, S3O, S3T, S4, S4L, S5
and the Flight Chief who makes immediate and initial assessment of the incident and determine
courses of action. Tier 1 personnel, will report to unit conference room to disseminate
information and recall additional forces from Tier 2 as needed, before assuming EOC, BDOC or
on-scene positions.
Tier 2: Tier 1 initiates recall of Tier 2 personnel consisting of selected personnel (identified by
the Commander or S3) to provide specialized needs and temporary augmentation. Tier 2
personnel report to the guardmount area and conduct roll call, disseminate information, draw
weapons (if directed) and assume posted positions.
