7 SFS Security Procedures Quiz

A fresh pursuit is when a patrol chases a suspect off-installation for a serious crime, like a felony, because other methods (like closing gates) won't work.

The Flight Chief has the authority to approve a fresh pursuit.

The funds custodian should understand the procedure and the route of the escort before starting.

Security Forces use brevity codes for quick communication, like "1" for routine dispatch and "11" for duress.

To signal a 'covered wagon', you wave a helmet or cap in a circle and yell 'COVERED WAGON.'

The Security Forces Authenticator validates personnel or radio transmissions with a random number, and the receiver replies with the corresponding letter in their last name.

The Security Forces Authenticator is not used for authentication in positive duress situations.

The Security Forces Authenticator is used to verify the security status of on-duty personnel or to validate radio transmissions.

The Implied Consent Policy means that driving on DAFB implies permission to take a blood, breath, or urine test to check for alcohol or drugs.

AF Form 1364 is used to document written consent for a search.

AF Form 1176 is used for search authorization and must be approved by the Base Magistrate.

When responding to an alarm, point 3 is located on the right rear corner of the building, facing the main door.

During a squadron or wing recall, there are three options for personnel on leave or TDY: 1. Recall all/required personnel, 2. Do not recall any personnel, or 3. Simulate a recall of all/required personnel.

A standing search is used when the suspect is not dangerous, violent, or too intoxicated to stand.

A prone search is used for suspects who are dangerous, violent, unable to stand, or physically larger than the SF member.

MetroCare ambulance personnel can access the base after their names are vetted and posted on the Arnold Gate.

Dormitory passes are not issued between 2400- 0600 hours and are not issued for personnel under the age of 18 unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

When a K-9 alerts during a vehicle search, remove all individuals from the vehicle, evacuate the surrounding area, establish a cordon, redirect traffic, and contact BDOC for further instructions.

Handheld radios should be used at least 25 feet away from a suspicious package, and vehicle-mounted radios at least 100 ft away.

The Internal Security Response Team (ISRT) is responsible for the C-130J mass parking restricted area, maintenance and aircraft hangars, with a 3 minute response time to alarms within these areas.

The Internal Security Response Team (ISRT) is responsible for the B-1 mass parking restricted area, maintenance and aircraft hangars, having a 3 minute response time to alarms within these areas. They can also assist Security 1 with aircraft plot within 1 hour of assuming post.

The badge authenticators on the restricted area badge are the AF FM 1199-D printed on the card, which is blue, and the badge number (DYExxx) on the front, combined with the card number (xxxxxSSxxxxx) on the back equals 'DYESS'

Duress Response Procedures are implemented when a security professional is in a situation where they are in immediate danger, requiring immediate assistance from other forces.

A comprehensive plan that outlines the procedures for responding to a potential bomb threat. It includes steps for immediate evacuation, cordoning off the area, and redirecting traffic.

The BDOC controller is the authority who approves entry into restricted areas.

During FPCON Charlie or higher, SF patrols are positioned at the end of the runway and Bldg. 7404 (billeting area) before any alert launch of NAOC or conventional aircraft. This includes November 4 deployment.

The 7th BW has three designated recall types: Unit Recall, Unit Alert, and Unit Accountability.

A rotating red light on the VCC indicates the VCC is under duress.

Radio transmissions are prohibited within 50 feet of an aircraft undergoing fuel cell maintenance or refueling/defueling.

The only authorized alcohol test for suspected drunk driving at DAFB is a blood test.

The DD Form 1408 Traffic Ticket is issued for moving or non-moving violations. The white copy goes to the violator's commander, the yellow copy is kept for records, and the pink copy is given to the violator.

When issuing a DD Form 1408 Traffic Ticket, the back of the pink copy should be completed before providing it to the violator.

A system used to verify the identity of individuals entering restricted areas. It involves checking the person's ID against their record in the system.

The areas on the flightline where aircraft are parked and security personnel conduct patrols.

The initial cordon size for bomb threats is 500 feet. The size of the package may require expanding the cordon.

Visitors vouched for by authorized personnel may be issued an AF Form 75 pass valid for up to 72 hours. If the sponsor lives on base housing, the pass may not exceed 30 days.

Positive duress means actively communicating a message about being in danger, while passive duress involves using a pre-arranged signal, like a code phrase or a physical act.

Two PL3 (Protected Level 3) restricted areas at Dyess AFB are the Aircraft Mass Parking Area (Area 6/9 on the badge) and the Wing Command Post (Area 3).

SF personnel will contact aircrew to obtain and verify crew orders/EALs, secure aircraft outside restricted areas with ropes and stanchions, and conduct security checks every four hours.

SF personnel should establish a cordon, evacuate the surrounding area, redirect traffic, and contact BDOC for further instructions upon a K-9 alert during a vehicle search.

NORMAL, ALPHA, BRAVO, CHARLIE, and DELTA are the five Force Protection Condition (FPCON) levels. Each FPCON represents a different level of threat and dictates the security measures that should be taken.

A rotating amber light and siren on the VCC (Visitor Control Center) at Arnold Gate indicates a duress situation at the Base Defense Operations Center (BDOC). Security Forces personnel are expected to implement established duress procedures.

If the BDOC has to relocate to the alternate location, Arnold Gate immediately takes control of the radio network until the alternate BDOC is fully operational.

During a Security Forces recall, all personnel are instructed to report to the Security Forces Armory (Building 4201) as the primary location. If the primary location is unavailable, personnel should move to the alternate location at Building 8120 (CATM).

When Abilene school buses require entry, the driver must show an Abilene Independent School District (AISD) ID card, and a Security Forces member will inspect the bus for security purposes. A log of authorized bus drivers is maintained for verification.

Article 31 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) explains the rights of military personnel. This information is documented on AF Form 1168, called the 'Rights Advisement Form.'

If a DBIDS (Defense Biometric Identification System) scan shows a presented ID as lost or stolen (displayed in red), the security personnel must confirm the ID photo matches the presenting individual. If there's a discrepancy, the individual is to be detained and BDOC is to be contacted.

Duress is a situation where someone is being threatened or forced to do something. When duress is confirmed at the BDOC, Security Forces personnel must initiate the duress procedures, which include initiating codes 9 and/or 11, and maintaining control of the radio network.