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CDC 3P051
Volume 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What year was the name of the career field changed to "Security Police"? | 1966 |
| In 1971, Security Forces was split into the two separate functions, what were these functions? | Law enforcement and security specialties. |
| The law enforcement specialty was responsible for providing | the typical police response to safeguard personnel and property. |
| The Vietnam Conflict pointed out the need for | revised security thinking. |
| The death of SSgt Terrance Jensen had what effect? | Within 2 month 149 additional canine teams were shipped to Vietnam. |
| Operation SAFE SIDE provided Security Police with | training in light infantry tactics and special weapons. |
| After Vietnam, what was the next large scale war Security Police found themselves involved in? | Operation DESERT STORM. |
| Prior to March 1971, basic training graduates could be assigned to SP units without | formal technical training. |
| When SF members perform law enforcement functions, they are referred to as | Security Police. |
| The term "SF member" is used when | performing security functions. |
| The SF shield serves as a figure of | legal authority. |
| The Security Police shield started out as a/an | Military Police/Air Police brassard. |
| When was the first trial issue shield approved? | 1957. |
| What AFSC is awarded upon completion of the military working dog handler apprentice course? | 3P031A. |
| Airman Leadership School must be completed prior to | assuming the rank of SSgt. |
| Adhering to what form(s) of guidance ensures mission accomplishment? | Code of Conduct and SF General Orders. |
| What are the cornerstones of our profession? | Ethics and Integrity. |
| Your conduct when apprehending suspects should be in accordance with | AFI 31-207, Arming and Use of Force by Air Force Personnel. |
| How many different job titles are normally present in the typical unit structure? | 34. |
| The typical SF command section includes all of the following except? | Superintendent, Resources and Training. |
| When officers are in charge of flights (SFO A/B/C/D), they are designated | Flight Commanders. |
| During base defense the S-3 function can be compared to | the operations officer position. |
| The primary task of the S-4 during combat operations is to | supply and resupply. |
| The authority, capacity, power and right of the military to police their own in known as | Military Jurisdiction. |
| Which legal document contains law that applies to all branches of the US Armed Forces? | UCMJ. |
| Federal statutes are laws passed by Congress and are contained in the | US Code. |
| Laws in the US Code that directly affect the Air Force are covered in | Title 10. |
| US military authority in host nation territories is foverned by | Status of Forces Agreements (SOFA). |
| What example of international law was reached at the Hague and Geneva conventions? | Law of Armed Conflict. |
| The types of jurisdiction found on US government installations are | exclusive, concurrent, partial and proprietary. |
| When concurrent jurisdiction exists and there is a conflict with the state | the federal government prevails under the Supremacy Clause. |
| When an occupying power exercises all authority over an occupied territory it is known as | a military government. |
| Martial law is military jurisdiction over the civilian population | in time of emergency. |
| Which type of martial law exists when military authority totally replaces civil authority? | Absolute. |
| During absolute martial law, SF members have the authority to | apprehend all offenders. |
| Which UCMJ ariticle gives you the authority to apprehend military offenders? | Article 7b. |
| Title 18, section 1382 of the US Code authorizes you to | detain civilians for on base offenses. |
| Under exclusive jurisdiction you normally relinquish detained civilians to | US marshals. |
| What right could you invoke when apprehending any person for breach of the peace? | Citizens right of arrest |
| You can research the provisions of the Pose Comitatus Act in | Title 18, Section 1385 US Code. |
| The defense Authorization Act authorizes us to assist civil authorities by providing | information, equipment, facilities and training. |
| Military working dogs (MWD) are most effective when their visible to public, we ensure this by | conducting periodic public MWD demonstrations. |
| Military working dogs should be kept on a leash except when they must | bite and hold a suspect or search an unoccupied building. |
| Before releasing a military working dog to search buildings, the handler must | give a verbal warning stating they are about to release the dog. |
| When conducting building checks the military working dog is normally | on-leash. |
| The military working dog team should always approach buildings from the | downwind side. |
| Who determines whether a military working dog will search a building on or off-leash? | On-duty supervisor and handler. |
| The military working dog's greatest advantage during security operations is | detection capabilities during periods of limited visibility. |
| What is military working dog's role when the riot control team is apprehending | protect members of the apprehension team. |
| Hostile intent is best described as | the imminent threat of force to US forces. |
| What are the Rules of Engagement elements of self-defense? | Proportionality and necessity. |
| Proportionality of force to counter hostile acts must be | of reasonable intensity, duration and magnitude. |
| A written order by a competent military commander ordering a search is called a/an | search authorization. |
| Who can issue off-base search procedures in foreign countries? | Air Force Installation commanders. |
| What exist when there is reason to believe that evidence sought is located in a specific place? | Probable cause. |
| A search affidavit of "probable cause" supporting your request for | search authorization. |
| A person who exercises control over property given to them for safekeeping may | grant consent to search that property. |
| Under what conditions during a lawful stop can a frisk be conducted? | You reasonable believe the person is armed and dangerous. |
| Probable cause is not required when searching as a result of | lawful apprehensions. |
| What are the common reasons for an interviewee's reluctance to talk? | Inconvenience, resentment and fear of involvement. |
| If a witness is reluctant to talk because of the possible reprisals they are experiencing | fear of involvement. |
| Which type of interviewee is interviewed to develop facts? | Victims. |
| The four step interview process includes preparing, planning closing and | conducting. |
| What are the types of interview approaches? | Alternating, direct, indirect. |
| Investigative notes should contain the case number, date, person interviewed and | time of interview. |
| When does your pretrial preparation begin? | As soon as you are dispatched to an incident. |
| Investigators will conduct pretrial preparation with | the staff judge advocate. |
| When should you give your opinion during court proceedings? | Only if asked to do so by the prosecution or defense. |
| The budget process is broken down into two centers of control | cost centers and responsibility center. |
| Who is normally responsible for the responsibility center? | squadron commander. |
| The Unit Manpower Document (UMD) is the primary document that reflects | positions authorized to accomplish the mission. |
| What is the main reason supply discipline is mandatory? | Conserve, protect, and maintain available government supplies, equipment, and real property. |
| What does the Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP) identify? | Life-cycle education and training requirements, both mandatory and desirable. |
| What is the responsibility of the Security Forces Manager (SFM) | the commander for the Stan-Eval program. |
| Stan-Evals will be conducted within? | 30 duty days after an individual completes qualification training. |
| The goal of the Air Force Law Enforcement Terminal System (AFLETS) program is to provide what? | Prompt police information through the use of technology. |
| What are the responsibilities of The Chief of Security Forces (CSF)? | Selecting/training of personnel operating the AFLETS system. |
| Computerized Criminal Histories and the Interstate Identification Index are documented in what federal system? | A federal system of records controlled under the Privacy act of 1974. |
| All personnel assigned against a Unit Type Code manpower position will | receive firearms training based their assigned arming group (Group A,B,or C) |
| Individual weapons training programs are outlined in | AFI 36-2226, Combat Arms Program. |
| What form is used for personnel who use firearms on a temporary basis? | AF Form 1297, Temporary Issue Receipt. |
| The use of prowords in radio communication help | shorten sending time and to simplify clear reception. |
| Persons will not be tasked to supervise inmates if they | have an unfavorable information file. |
| Corrections staff personnel should complete or be scheduled to attend | service corrections course (or civilian equivalent). |
| All inmates are assigned a custody status and classified as either | pretrial detainee, post-trial inmates or casual. |
| All inmates will have an initial confinement examination within | 24 hours, or the next duty day. |
| What can you use to clean your mouth effectively in the absence of other means? | Salt water. |
| What are the four major groups for transmission of communicable diseases? | Contact, intestinal, waterborne, and insect and animal borne. |
| What is one of the ways you can prevent the introduction of diseases into your body? | Eating and drinking from approved sources only. |
| An effective way of defeating crawling insects is | tucking your pants into the tops of your socks and boots. |
| What can you use to keep your clothes dry in the field? | Waterproof clothing bags. |
| What is considered the most dealy hazard of the security forces career field? | Stress. |
| There are many causes of stress, however, the main source of stress can be found where? | Personal life and job. |
| What is the first step in finding ways to reduce stress? | Recognizing stressors. |
| Most often suicidal persons are overwhelmed with | loss of a loved one, mental health, and divorce. |
| Mocroorganism in blood that cause disease are? | Blood borne pathogens. |
| The single most important source of disease transmission in the workplace is? | Blood. |
| What tactics reduce exposure to blood borne pathogens on the job? | Employee work preactices, personal protective equipment, and housekeeping. |
| on 1 september 1950, which oprganization was established at Tyndall AFB, Florida | Air Police school |
| When was the ban lifted on women entering the security field? | Jan 1985 |
| After the Air Police school transfered to parks afb california, it was redesignated as which defense school? | Air base |
| AS A RESULT OF THE REORGANIZATION OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT IN 1943, WHICH OFFICE WAS ESTABLISHED? | MILITARY AVIATION COMPANIES |
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