Ammo Block 2 Exam Questions with
Correct Answers
AFI 31-101 integrated defense - Answer-outlines the procedures, Authority, and
responsibility for establishing and maintaining restricted and controlled areas
AFI 31-101 Integrated Defense - Answer-the goal is to neutralize security threats
throughout the base boundary in order to ensure unhindered Air Force
what is the purpose of physical security - Answer-1. to safeguard personnel
2. prevent unauthorized access to equipment installations, material and documents
3. to safeguard from Espionage, sabotage, damage and Theft
methods of physical security - Answer-entry control point, barriers restricted area
badge, entry authority list , clear zones
entry control point - Answer-point of entry designed to prevent unauthorized entry and
counter the introduction of prohibited items
barriers - Answer-coordinated series of obstacles designed or employed to channel,
Direct, restrict, delay or stop movement from an opposing Force
may exist naturally be man-made or a combination of both
restricted area badge - Answer-official documents used for controlling entry to restricted
areas and may be used for controlled areas
clear Zone - Answer-maintained on both sides of the barrier to ensure any approach to
the barrier from outside or inside can be readily observed
clear Zone - Answer-must be free of all obstacles, topographical features and
vegetation that reduce the effectiveness of the barrier, impeded observation, or provide
cover and concealment for an intruder
clear zone - Answer-established near Perimeter fences or other barriers around
controlled restricted areas
entry Authority list - Answer-identifies whether or not an individual is authorized
unescorted entry or escorted entry
controlled areas - Answer-to provide the proper security for the Munitions stockpile in a
non nuclear Munitions storage area. kept to a minimum for safety and operational
control
, restricted areas - Answer-Area on a military base or site under the control of the military
in which special security measures are employed to prevent unauthorized entry. should
be as small as possible to eliminate the need for securing and maintaining unnecessary
Terrain
restricted areas - Answer-an area on a military base or site under the control of the
military in which special security measures are employed to prevent unauthorized entry.
restricted area - Answer-as small as possible
only one entry control point
restricted area clear zone - Answer-30 ft on both sides
controlled area clear Zone - Answer-12 ft on outside 30 ft on inside
duress codes - Answer-establish to maintain Integrity of restricted areas. words used in
normal conversation.
Escorted Entry - Answer-required for personnel with a need to be in a controlled or
restricted area who do not have unescorted access.
AF Form 1 1 0 9 - Answer-visitor register log
explosive storage area - Answer-designated area of facilities set aside for the exclusive
storage or warehousing of explosives
operating building / location - Answer-any structure or site except a magazine in which
operations associated with ammunition and explosives are conducted.
examples of operating bldg / location - Answer-manufacturing processing handling
loading assembling and inspecting
magazine storage - Answer-any building or structure accept an operating building used
for storage of explosives
2 types of magazines - Answer-igloo and above ground
igloo - Answer-earth covered 2 ft in depth preferred facility type for storing all explosives
made of concrete or steel an arch shape
above-ground magazine - Answer-any structure without erthcoverings.
hazard class Division 1 - Answer-explosives hazard class
hazard class division 2 - Answer-Compressed Gas
Correct Answers
AFI 31-101 integrated defense - Answer-outlines the procedures, Authority, and
responsibility for establishing and maintaining restricted and controlled areas
AFI 31-101 Integrated Defense - Answer-the goal is to neutralize security threats
throughout the base boundary in order to ensure unhindered Air Force
what is the purpose of physical security - Answer-1. to safeguard personnel
2. prevent unauthorized access to equipment installations, material and documents
3. to safeguard from Espionage, sabotage, damage and Theft
methods of physical security - Answer-entry control point, barriers restricted area
badge, entry authority list , clear zones
entry control point - Answer-point of entry designed to prevent unauthorized entry and
counter the introduction of prohibited items
barriers - Answer-coordinated series of obstacles designed or employed to channel,
Direct, restrict, delay or stop movement from an opposing Force
may exist naturally be man-made or a combination of both
restricted area badge - Answer-official documents used for controlling entry to restricted
areas and may be used for controlled areas
clear Zone - Answer-maintained on both sides of the barrier to ensure any approach to
the barrier from outside or inside can be readily observed
clear Zone - Answer-must be free of all obstacles, topographical features and
vegetation that reduce the effectiveness of the barrier, impeded observation, or provide
cover and concealment for an intruder
clear zone - Answer-established near Perimeter fences or other barriers around
controlled restricted areas
entry Authority list - Answer-identifies whether or not an individual is authorized
unescorted entry or escorted entry
controlled areas - Answer-to provide the proper security for the Munitions stockpile in a
non nuclear Munitions storage area. kept to a minimum for safety and operational
control
, restricted areas - Answer-Area on a military base or site under the control of the military
in which special security measures are employed to prevent unauthorized entry. should
be as small as possible to eliminate the need for securing and maintaining unnecessary
Terrain
restricted areas - Answer-an area on a military base or site under the control of the
military in which special security measures are employed to prevent unauthorized entry.
restricted area - Answer-as small as possible
only one entry control point
restricted area clear zone - Answer-30 ft on both sides
controlled area clear Zone - Answer-12 ft on outside 30 ft on inside
duress codes - Answer-establish to maintain Integrity of restricted areas. words used in
normal conversation.
Escorted Entry - Answer-required for personnel with a need to be in a controlled or
restricted area who do not have unescorted access.
AF Form 1 1 0 9 - Answer-visitor register log
explosive storage area - Answer-designated area of facilities set aside for the exclusive
storage or warehousing of explosives
operating building / location - Answer-any structure or site except a magazine in which
operations associated with ammunition and explosives are conducted.
examples of operating bldg / location - Answer-manufacturing processing handling
loading assembling and inspecting
magazine storage - Answer-any building or structure accept an operating building used
for storage of explosives
2 types of magazines - Answer-igloo and above ground
igloo - Answer-earth covered 2 ft in depth preferred facility type for storing all explosives
made of concrete or steel an arch shape
above-ground magazine - Answer-any structure without erthcoverings.
hazard class Division 1 - Answer-explosives hazard class
hazard class division 2 - Answer-Compressed Gas
