Questions and Answers
Active shooter is one or more subjects who participate in a shooting, random or systematic, with the intent to continuously harm others.
True
Which scenario is an example of active shooter?
A disgruntled NCO, who is fed up with the promotion system, walks through his work center discharging an automatic weapon trying to kill everyone in sight.
There are NEVER any early indicators of a possible active shooter.
False
Which of the following situations may be pre-attack indicators? (Select all that apply)
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When first responders approach an active shooter scene, shout out to them so they know your barricade location and wave them over to you.
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How can you support the first responders when they arrive at an active shooter scene? (Select all that apply)
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An active shooter's physical description is not relevant when providing information to first responders; instead, only provide the shooter's location, number of weapons, and types of weapons.
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In a deployed environment, what does the 'C' in REACT represent?
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In a deployed environment, what does the 'R' in REACT represent?
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Study Notes
Active Shooter Definition
- An active shooter is defined as one or more subjects engaging in a shooting with the intent to harm others continuously, either randomly or systematically.
Example Scenario
- A disgruntled non-commissioned officer (NCO) discharges an automatic weapon in a work center, attempting to kill everyone in sight, representing an active shooter scenario.
Early Indicators
- False belief: There are no early indicators of a potential active shooter. In reality, early recognition of threats can be crucial in preventing incidents.
Pre-Attack Indicators
- Potential pre-attack indicators include:
- Aggression toward coworkers
- Repeated violations of workplace policies
- Presence of unauthorized weapons
- Making anti-American statements
First Responder Interaction
- Individuals should NOT shout or wave to first responders upon their arrival at an active shooter scene. This could cause confusion or miscommunication.
Supporting First Responders
- When first responders arrive, support their efforts by:
- Raising hands and keeping them visible
- Remaining calm and following their instructions
- Avoiding actions such as pointing, yelling, or screaming
Shooter's Description Relevance
- It is important to provide first responders with the active shooter’s physical description as well as their location, number of weapons, and types of weapons present.
REACT in Deployed Environment
- The "C" in REACT stands for "Commit to your actions," emphasizing the need for decisiveness.
- The "R" in REACT represents "Respond to the situation," underlining the importance of taking appropriate action in response to the threat.
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Test your knowledge with this quiz on Active Shooter Training from Force Protection Module 3. Review various scenarios and definitions pertaining to active shooter incidents and discover how to respond effectively. Challenge yourself to ensure safety and preparedness in critical situations.
