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| Four D's of Physical Security? |
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| : Deter, Deny, Delay and Detect." |
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| Physical Security and Force Protection Program, COMDTINST ___ |
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| By using a _____ assessment you can then evaluate the vulnerability of the facility |
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| A “____ _____ Checklist” provided in Physical Security Force Protection Program, COMDTINST M5530.1 (series) provides a detailed format that could be used during an assessment. A proper assessment will ensure that an on-scene survey is conducted, |
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| There are two general types of resources, _____ and personnel |
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| Chain link fencing height should be a minimum of ____ ft. This includes a fabric height of 7ft plus a top guard. |
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| An alternate fencing for isolated, un-patrolled areas (forest, jungle, and swamp) may be approximately ___high with __ gauge barbed wire. |
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| Any culverts or openings under or through a fence shall be of ___-inch pipe, or a cluster of such pipe or equivalent. |
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| When choosing structural barriers it may be necessary to establish ___ lines of barriers at the restricted area perimeter. Such barriers should be separated by not less than ___ feet for optimum protection and control. Two lines of barriers shall only be used in conjunction with an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) between the fences (or on the inside fence) and a security force capable of immediate response |
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• Architectural drawings
• Site plans
• Physical survey |
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| Consider the following sources for each facility: |
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| Windows, skylights or other openings, that penetrate the perimeter and are __ square inches or greater, shall be protected by securely fastened __ gauge wire mesh |
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| Sewers, culverts, and other utility openings that penetrate the perimeter and have a cross section area of __square inches or greater, shall be protected by fastened grills with not larger than __inch openings, locked manhole covers or equivalent. |
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| A Clear Zone is an unobstructed area maintained on both sides and between permanent physical barriers. All fencing shall be kept clear of visual obstructions (vines, shrub, tree limbs) and vegetation inside clear zones shall not exceed eight inches in height. A clear zone inside the perimeter shall be at least __ feet and the outside clear zone shall be __ feet or greater. |
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| When the patrolled perimeter barrier encloses a large area (__ square mile or greater) an interior perimeter road, in all areas not affected by impassible terrain, shall be provided for use of security patrols. |
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| Shipboard security/defensive perimeters vary depending upon ______ |
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| If available barriers are deployed (___ feet in U.S. ports and ___ feet outside U.S. (minimum stand-off distances). |
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| Your ECP design should incorporate a ______ approach to security, where each section or “zone” serves a specific function. The ECP is divided into four zones: |
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systematic
• Approach Zone
• Access Control Zone
• Response Zone
• Safety Zone |
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| The ____ Zone is the interface between the off-facility road network and the facility, and the area all vehicles must traverse before reaching the actual checkpoint. It lies between the installation boundary and the Access Control Zone. |
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An ___ Control Zone is the main body of the ECP and includes guard facilities and traffic management equipment used by security forces. The design should address the requirements to process the following vehicle types:
• POVs of authorized personnel
• Government vehicles
• Visitor vehicles |
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| The ECP design must ensure _____security, while _____ delay for routine traffic onto and off the installation or facility. |
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| This is the area extending from the end of the Access Control Zone to the final denial barrier and defines the end of the ECP. The _____ Zone should be designed so that security forces have time to react to a threat, operate the final barriers and close the ECP if necessary. |
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| The ___ Zone extends from the passive and active barriers in all directions to protect installation personnel from an explosion at the vehicle barricade. |
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| Determining the position for the ___ is the most crucial step in the design process. Your concern should be locating an area external to the facility or installation that provides positive control over both vehicular and pedestrian traffic. |
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• Which direction the guard booth (or gatehouse) will face
• How wide the approach lanes will be
• Which direction is most suited for an attack |
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| A facility’s vulnerability is determined by the likelihood of an outside attack or susceptibility to damage, destruction or loss. Conducting a vulnerability assessment will help you decide which location(s) are best suited to accommodate efficient facility access yet provide conditions for the establishment of a flawless security infrastructure. Your assessment should determine such things such as: |
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| The _____ safety manual, COMDTINST M16000.12, Enclosure 2-2 shows the worksheet you will use to assess a port’s vulnerability |
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The most common type of ECP uses a combination of drop arms, Jersey barriers or Star barriers.
True/false |
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Determining where to allocate resources is as important as identifying them.
True/false |
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| In most cases, the security overwatch is at or near the end of the ---- Zone in order to provide this reaction time/distance. |
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| The security overwatch should also include:
• Two methods of communications with the ECP
• Person(s) manned with a long gun (minimum) or crew served weapon
• Provide a minimum of __seconds reaction time from when the initial alarm sounds or the threat is detected |
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| ______,is a systematic and analytical approach the U.S. government (and contractors) uses to deny adversaries information about capabilities and
intentions by identifying, controlling, and protecting evidence of planning and execution of sensitive activities and operations.
As an ECP manager you must encourage ______continually and implement training periodically for your security watchstanders. |
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| Conducting _______drills, announced or unannounced, is the best method of analyzing the ability of the installation, short of actual attacks. These drills test ECP watchstander response to threats to security and also test potential vulnerabilities and ATFP measures. |
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| All barriers must provide an equal degree of _____.
A. privacy B. protection C. security D. support |
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Access/Entry Control Points are a combination of assets employed to _____.
A. keep unauthorized personnel out
B. maximize the mission of DHS
C. help the International Maritime
Organization.
D. control access |
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| Conducting a comprehensive interview can be aided by _____.
A. being prepared
B. havingroleplayers
C. onlyusingscenarios D. varying question types |
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| The duties of the Unit Training Board include all the following except _____.
A. identifying training requirements
B. establishingtrainingpolicy
C. settingprioritiesfortraining
D. scheduling personnel to attend
training |
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| Which of the following is not one of the nine approved punctuation characters?
A. period B. comma C. semicolon D. hyphen |
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| The _____ of the ____ (___) is normally designated by the unit commander. The ____is responsible for evaluating all questions and scenarios prior to implementation, and carrying out the evaluation of prospective members in a professional manner. |
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| Chairman of the board, cob |
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| ______ can make sure you do not miss a step that needs to be evaluated. They also reduce the tendency to grade the entire interview (or scenario) too highly based on the performance of only a few items/topics. (This is called the ___effect) |
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| Based on your judgment of the prospective member’s responses, you will provide the ______ a report that recommends or does not recommend the individual. The use of supporting documentation such as detailed notes and/or checklists will aid in defending your recommendation. |
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| There are ___types of training used in the Coast Guard: |
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| Unit training plans may be published on a CG-____or a locally created alternative. Whichever form is used, it should identify time slots for all
scheduled drills, exercises, all hands training, and departmental/divisional training, and be in the format of a universal calendar. |
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| ______ of units with law enforcement and security duties are responsible for establishing and maintaining a comprehensive unit training program, including requesting advanced or specialized training as needed. |
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| Unit LE training programs based on the ____ should use the material posted on the ___Academy website. Topics should be presented in a cyclical fashion. Units should strive to include training in various defensive tactics at least _____ |
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| At units with less than ten members, the ____may meet the responsibilities
of the training board. |
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| When drafting a cg message u always want to verify what? |
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| . Always verify action and info addressees. |
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| What are the message precedence associated with priority, routine and immediate? |
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| A UOF report is required within ___hours of any of the following incidents:
• Whenever any technique or action higher than Level 2 on the use of
force continuum is used
Note: The application of restraint devices alone need not be reported.
• Whenever any tactic higher than Step II is used against a non-
compliant vessel
• Any other incident involving the use of force or potential use of force is deemed noteworthy by the CO/OIC |
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| A ______is a collection of tasks that is assigned to a member, or to a unit. Initial ______assignments are made by ____however, units can assign additional competencies to their unit, and to personnel at
their unit. |
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| Competency, competency, HQ |
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| . Which of the following is not one of the four categories of LE gear systems?
A. Boarding Kits
B. Access Kits
C. Radiation Kits
D. LE belt and UOF equipment |
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| The _____ ____ List (___) provides you the information necessary to determine how much equipment is required based on the number of personnel assigned. Develop your LE gear systems and PPE inventory list for required equipment based on your unit’s PAL. The PAL for all units is located on CG ______ |
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| Personnel allowance, pal, cg central |
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Body armor is considered LE gear systems?
T/F |
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| Because law enforcement equipment is _____, it needs to be documented on the unit’s ____ list. Additional steps are taken during disposal. |
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| A _____needs to be present during the destruction. Once destroyed, the equipment can be disposed of. Follow your unit’s property management program for proper disposal. |
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| Remove the item from the property list and the ____gear systems inventory or the personal protective equipment inventory. |
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| Regardless of the lead agency, Coast Guard _____ should be consulted before any operation takes place. Coast Guard assistance beyond the normal realm of operations must have approval of the cognizant ____or ____ Commander. The _____Commander may allow Coast Guard participation so long as the use of force policies of all participating agencies is aligned. |
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| Tacon, district or sector, district |
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| Most operations will include ____. These are simply steps or actions in successive order of what should happen when. This can include individual personnel/units or groups. |
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| The ____ ____ should have a detailed plan of the operation. Depending on the scale and |
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| Every operation should take into account the possibility of unexpected conditions or circumstance. These can include personnel emergencies such as medical evacuations to weather related conditions, including rain, snow and fog. ____should be staged and ______ should be prepared to negate these possibilities. |
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| _____ objectives are the intended outcome of the operation. The objective can be long or short-term. |
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| A ____ is a detailed analysis of performance upon mission completion. Every member of the operation should have ____ input. Operational debriefs provide two general types of information, measure of success and lessons learned. The ____agency is normally in charge of the brief a |
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| Active ____ seeking is crucial to operational planning. You must ensure the right information is sought, acquired and analyzed for inclusion in the brief in order to successfully mange the ECP. |
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| Once you have identified the physical and personnel resources required for an effective ECP, you must determine how to best ____ those resources. |
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| _____ and ______searches are crucial in effective ECP operations and preventing breaches of security. |
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MTSA-Regulated Facility?
IAW 33 CFR 105.105, a facility is regulated by MTSA standards ?
•receives vessels certificated to carry more than ___passengers and embarks/disembarks
• Receives foreign cargo vessels greater than ____gross register tons
•• Receives U.S. cargo vessels greater than ___gross register tons, unless the facility receives only ______ _____vessels which are inspected under 46 CFR 105 |
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| 150, 100, 100, commercial fishing |
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There are a variety of security threats, such as computer software and network security. For Coast Guard purposes, a security threat can be defined as?
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| 1. Any threatening communication
• Internal or external to a facility
• Made via mail, telephone, telegram, or other instrument of commerce
2. The malicious conveyance of false information (knowing the same to be false) which concerns an attempt being made, or to be made to
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Kill, injure, intimidate any individual, or
Unlawfully damage or destroy any building, vehicle, or other real or personal property with a nexus (connection) to the maritime domain |
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Certain situations may exist where OGA are not immediately available to assist a facility with responding to a security threat. In the interim, ________may be employed to assist in responding to security threats at MTSA-regulated facilities. Some examples of _______include, but are not limited too:
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| • Private security may be used to augment a facility’s internal security plan through the use of security officers.
• Construction companies may have access to equipment such as ROV (remotely operated underwater vehicle) or other camera systems. |
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| Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): lead agency; dedicated to “Crisis Management” (law enforcement response)
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA): primary agency dedicated to “Consequence Management”
• Department of Energy (DOE): expert support agency in the event the threat originates from a potential radiation source
• Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
• State port authorities
• Local law enforcement |
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| Depending on the AOR, certain Other Government Agencies (OGA) will be employed to assist in responding to security threats at MTSA-regulated facilities. Some examples of LE-capable OGA include, but are not limited to: |
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| Once critical assets have been identified, the next step is to identify what _____are available to protect them. An effective patrol plan will efficiently use available resources to provide maximum protection to CIKR. |
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| outes should be planned with enough variety of time and location as to be _______
Criminals and terrorist are adept at figuring out security routines, patrols are most effective when operated at irregular intervals. By introducing a level of uncertainty, an enhanced level of deterrence can be achieved without excessive use of resources |
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| The dynamic nature of multi-mission patrols places a heavy burden on crews to make rapid judgments involving great consequences under potentially uncertain circumstances. Proper implementation of the Operational ______ ______process will be vital to safety and mission effectiveness. |
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