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21I-22I pg 44-61
21I-22I pg 44-61
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reimburse and restock resources such as personnel. teams, facilities, equipment, and supplies.
Untied Command
Integrated Communications
Comprehensive resource management
Establishment and Transfer of command
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What is the strategies for the district zones?
All of the above
Contamination reduction zone(warm zone)
Support zone(cold zone)
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EAL Requirements are all but….
Lunch card
Expiration date of the EAL
Dates of visit
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EAL must be checked for accuracy prior to being submitted for approval and authentication.
ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS TO EALs
ENTRY AUTHORITY LIST (EAL)
MAINTAINING EAL
EAL REQUIREMENTS
5
allows diverse incident management and support organizations to work together
Common Terminalagy
Incident Action Planning
Management by Objectives
Modular Organization
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Ask the barrier to proceed and personal ID credential with a picture and signature with RAB signature
Signature and credential check
Exchange badge check
Telephone verification
Signature check
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Designated unit, dispatching agencies for similar authorizations, notify BDOC, when personnel has entered
Cell phone verification
Telephone or radio verification
Personal recognization
Telephone or radio verification
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when there is an immediate need to locate individuals who might be entering or exiting the installation
Radio verification
Stop -check- pass
Cycling
Credential check
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Coordinate the placement of any barriers on or near the airfield environment through the Airfield Manager
FENCING
VEHICLE BARRIERS
TEMPORARY BARRIERS
AIRFIELD BARRIERS
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Proceed to crime scene quickly and safe, observe and note suspicious people
CRIME SENSE
ARRIVING ON SCENE
PROCEEDING TO A CRIME SCENE
PRESERVE EVIDENCE
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activities necessary to build,to prevent, protect against respond to and recover from domestic incidents.
Actions
Response
Preparedness
Recovery
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Tactical considerations determine expeditionary BDOC facility and infrastructure requirements.
VEHICLE BARRIERS
EXPEDITIONARY BDOC
BARRIER & OBSTACLE PLANS
CLEAR ZONES
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Used for either large buildings or large outdoor area searches.
ITEM TO ITEM SEARCH
ZONE AND SECTOR SEARCH
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defense efforts among responsible internal/external agencies to ensure all aspects of ID are accomplished
INTEGRATED DEFENSE PLAN (IDP)
CONTINGENCY PLANS
RESPONSIBILITIES
IDP REQUIREMENTS
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Command should-be clearly established at the beginning of an insident.
Unified Command
Accountability
Deployment
Establishment and Transfer of command
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Examples of RAMS include
Roving security patrols varying in size, timing, and routes
All of the above
Surprise inspections and searches of personnel and vehicles
Irregular guard changes (time, number, location, ITP)
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should be derived from local operating instructions
SF Checklists
Special Security Instructions
Increased Readiness Procedures
Base Boundary Sectors
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Number of individuals or resources that one supervisor can manage effectively during an incident.
Manageable Span of Control
Modular Organization
Common Terminalagy
Management by Objectives
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used throughout an incident which generally last 12 to 24 hour
Mitigation
Response
Actions
Recovery
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Instillation commanders are the approving authorty of the IDP
INTEGRATED DEFENSE PLAN (IDP)
IDP REQUIREMENTS
RESPONSIBILITIES
CONTINGENCY PLANS
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Designed to reduce or eliminate risks to persons or property
Mitigation
Preparedness
Recovery
Response
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Must be effective to stop active vehicle threats at Access Control Points (ACPs)
BOUNDARIES
CLEAR ZONES
BARRIERS
VEHICLE BARRIERS
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survellans over bogicalavenues of approach to the installation and restricted areas
SF Checklists
Special Security Instructions
Increased Readiness Procedures
Past Priority Charts
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Resources should be deployed only when requested or dispatched by an appropriate authority
Untied Command
Establishment and Transfer of command
Dispatch/ deployment
Accountability
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Used when there are several items of evidence contained in a room/building.
SEARCHING FOR A PERSON IN A BUILDING
ITEM TO ITEM SEARCH
ZONE AND SECTOR SEARCH
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Begins when emergency responders have completed the emergency response and lifesaving actions.
Prevention
Mitigation
Recovery
Actions
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What is incident, facilities and locations
Incident base, staging areas, and camps
Mass casualty triage areas
All of the above
Incident Command Post (ICP)
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Used for unauthorized persannel inside a building.
SEARCHING FOR A PERSON IN A BUILDING
ITEM TO ITEM SEARCH
ZONE AND SECTOR SEARCH
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The IDP Is the basic planning document for installation defense planning
IDP REQUIREMENTS
RESPONSIBILITIES
CONTINGENCY PLANS
INTEGRATED DEFENSE PLAN (IDP)
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Concise, coherent means of capturing and communicating overall incident priorities
Modular Organization
Manageable Span of Control
Incident Action Planning
Common Terminalagy
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The DFC will divide installations into ID sectors, if applicable, to ensure adequate response to PL
Past Priority Charts
Base Boundary Sectors
SF Checklists
Special Security Instructions
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Serves as a legal and physical demarcation of the area perimeter.
TEMPORARY BARRIERS
VEHICLE BARRIERS
BARRIER AND OBSTACLE PLANS
FENCING
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SF or the unit responsible for controlling entry will issue and retrieve the temporary badges for these areas.
PL-43 RESTRICTED AREAS
PL-1199 RESTRICTED AREAS
PL-1AND 2 RESTRICTED AREAS
PL-3 RESTRICTED AREAS
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Most secure method of limited entry into a restricted areas
Escort entry to restrictive
Single badge system
Exchange badge system
Escort entry procedures
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Compare entry credentials with information containing on EAL
Sign in signature
Gate verification
Personal recognization
EALs
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Should be maintained on both sides of the barrier
AIRFIELD BARRIERS
CLEAR ZONES
INTEGRATE SYSTEMS
BARRIER AND OBSTACLE
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Use after the EC has initially verify that individuals escort to restricted area
Badge check
Radio verification
Personal recognization
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Immediate actions to save lives
Response
Mitigation
Prevention
Preparedness
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Defensive reinforcement is achieved by integrating systems of barriers and fields of fire.
INTEGRATE SYSTEMS
TEMPORARY BARRIERS
AIRFIELD BARRIERS
FENCING
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Designed or employed to channel, direct, restrict, delay, or stop the movement of an opposing force
VEHICLE BARRIERS
BARRIER & OBSTACLE PLANS
AIRFIELD BARRIERS
FENCING
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Abide by agency policies and guidelines and applicable local, tribal, state, or federal rules and regulations.
Information and Intelligence Management
Establishment and Transfer of command
Dispatch
Accountability
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maintain a daily blotter of significant events that occur during a shift.
Barrier and obstacle
Clear zones
BDOC
SF Blotter
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Used in large outdoor areas and conducted by dividing the area into strips appraximately four feet wide.
CONCENTRIC CIRCLE
STRIP AND GRID SEARCH
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Developing and issuing assignments, plans, procedures, and protocols to accomplish identified tasks.
Incident Action Planning
Management by Objectives
Common Terminalagy
Manageable Span of Control
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Reguires security plans for each asset with a PL designation and assets identified in the IDRMP
CONTINGENCY PLANS
INTEGRATED DEFENSE PLAN (IDP)
RESPONSIBILITIES
IDP REQUIREMENTS
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ICS organization may expand based on the incidents size and complexity and functional responsibilities
Manageable Span of Control
Incident Facilities and Locations
Incident Action Planning
Modular Organization
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Used primarily for indicating higher levels of security for short periods of time
TEMPORARY BARRIERS
GRAY ZONE
FENCING
CLEAR ZONE
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One badge for each person authorized unescorted entry to a restricted area
Stop check pass system
Single badge system
Exchange badge system
Escort entry
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May give away position if not utilized properly.
Searching mirrors
Door Stops and wedges
Artificial lights
Pie the corners
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Search the area ahead of the team one section at a time.
Pie the corners
Searching mirrors
Artificial lights
Door stop and wedges
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Establish process for gathering, analyzing, assessing, sharing, and managing incident
Establishment and Transfer of command
Communications
Accountability
Information and Intelligence Management
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Orderly line that details how authority flows through the hierarchy of the incident management
Establishment and Transfer of command
Accountability
chain of command/Untied of Command
Information and Intelligence Management
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driven by the IDRMP assessment
SF Checklists
Base Boundary Sectors
Increased Readiness Procedures
Past Priority Charts
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Controlled areas and have not been granted unescorted entry authority
Exchange badge
Escorted entry to restricted/controlled areas
Escort entry
Single badge
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Actions taken to avoid an incident or to intervene to stop an incident from occurring.
Prevention
Mitigation
Recovery
Preparedness
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Scenes are fragile and if improperly handled valuable evidence may be last or destroyed.
CRIME SENSE
ARRIVING ON SCENE
PRESERVE EVIDENCE
PROCEEDING TO A CRIME SCENE
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Established when no single jurisdiction/organization has the authority
Accountability
Information and Intelligence Management
Dispatch/Deployment
Unified Command
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Location of threat not known. Room to room search conducted. Movement is slow
Deliberate (covert) speed
Deliberate (covert) speed
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maintained at controlled or restricted areas. Used to register visitors prior to entry.
Time in
Signature of escort
AF FORM 1109
Time Out
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Temporary badges for PL-1 and 2 areas must never leave the restricted area for which they are authorized
PL-1AND 3 RESTRICTED AREAS
PL-13 RESTRICTED AREAS
PL-3 RESTRICTED AREAS
PL-1AND 2 RESTRICTED AREAS
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Mark the legal and physical limits of installations
TEMPORARY BARRIERS
INTEGRATE SYSTEMS
CLEAR ZONE
BOUNDARIES
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the command, control, and coordination of on scene incident management that provides a common hierarchy within
MANAGEMENT CHARACTERISTICS
INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM
PLANNING CONSIDERATION
CONTINENCY PLANS
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Used in buildings, rooms, and small outdoor areas.(clockwise)
STRIP AND GRID SEARCH
CONCENTRIC CIRCLE
64
Captures a detailed scene descristian and to document the condition of scene.
Crime scene notes
Crime Scene Sketch
Zone and sector search
CRIME SCENES
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are furnished to each ID farce member and posted sentry.
Base Boundary Sectors
Special Security Instructions
Past Priority Charts
Increased Readiness Procedures
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Temporary biased for granting unescorted entry in conjunction with Homebase or temporary AFFM 1199s
MAINTAINING EAL
ENTRY AUTHORITY LIST (EAL)
ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS TO EALs
EAL REQUIREMENTS
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Wedge door open if necessary.
Door stops and wedges
Pie the corners
Artificial lights
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Purpose is to document the scene to show location and distance relationships of evidentiary items
Concentric circle
Crime Scene Sketch
Item to item search
Crime Scene Notes
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Communication processes and systems that include voice and data links.
Integrated Communications
Untied Command
Establishmentand Transfer of fammand
Information and Intelligence Management
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Responses that can be conducted are
All of the above
Explosives
Munitions
Aircraft
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Allows areas to be observed without exposing Defender.
Artificial lights
Door stops and wedges
Searching mirrors
Pie the corners
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Speed, surprise, domination, and violence of action is key.(active shooter)
Direct to threat (dynamic) speed
Deliberate (covert) speed