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| The ______is the terrorist's weapon of choice. |
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| Describe Terrorist Force Condition DELTA |
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| Declared only as a localized warning. Declared when an attack has occured in the immediate area or intelligence suggests that an attack on a person or place in the immediate area is likely. |
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Name the Force Condition Described below:
Intelligence indicates that a terrorist attack against an installation, vessel, or personnel is imminent; or when an incident has occured (not in the immediate area) |
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| What are the terrorist threat levels? |
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| Low, Moderate, Significant, High |
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| How many terrorist attack methodologies are there? |
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| Name and describe the first terrorist attack methodology. |
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Phase One - Target Operations.
Terrorists decide to attack, and begin target selection process. |
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| Name and describe the second terrorist attack methodology. |
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Phase Two - Selection Surveillance.
Terrorists begin lightly surveilling possible targets. |
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| Name and describe the third terrorist attack methodology. |
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Phase Three - Target Selection
Terrorists select target or group of targets. |
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| Name and describe the fourth terrorist attack methodology. |
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Phase Four - Detailed Surveillance.
Terrorists begin long-term, detailed surveillance of chosen target(s) |
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| Name and describe the fifth terrorist attack methodology. |
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Phase Five - Training and Preparation.
Terrorists select and train attack team members, and plan the attack. |
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| Name and describe the sixth terrorist attack methodology. |
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Phase Six - The Attack.
Terrorists lay in wait for the right set of circumstances to appear. When the moment comes, the attack commences. |
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| Identify difference between hostage-taking and kidnapping. |
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Kidnapping is usually a covert action, used to exact specific demands.
Hostage-taking, in comparison, is done in an overt way, in order to gain publicity and to receive concessions for the release of the hostages. |
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| A critical factor in understanding terrorism is the ________ impact on the audience, other than the victim. |
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| Describe "Information Warfare" |
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| Actions taken to achieve information superiority by affecting adversary information, information-based processes, info-based systems, and computer-based networks, wheil leveraging and defending your own. |
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| How many Force Conditions are there? What are they in order of severity? |
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| 5 (NORMAL, ALPHA, BRAVO, CHARLIE, DELTA) |
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| Describe the most relaxed Force Condition. |
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| NORMAL - no terrorist threat exists |
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| Describe Force Condition ALPHA |
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| FC ALPHA is set when there is a general threat of possible terrorist attack, although there are no predictable circumstances concerning said attack. |
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| Describe Force Condition BRAVO |
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| This Force Condition needs to be able to be maintained indefinitely. This occurs when there is a heightened and more predictable threat of terrorist attack. |
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