May 6, 2017

Security and Intelligence
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    • What AR covers security?
       . . . 
      AR 380-5.

      • What are three security classifications used to protect material against disclosure?
         . . . 
        1. Top secret.
        2. Secret.
        3. Confidential.

        • How is Top Secret material destroyed?
           . . . 
          Burning or pulping.

          • How many overall security classifications can a document have?
             . . . 
            1.

            • Name Some Counterintelligence measures.
               . . . 
              • Use of sign and countersign.
              • Camouflage.
              • Recon.
              • Noise and light discipline.
              • OPSEC training.

              • What does the word SAEDA mean?
                 . . . 
                Subversion and Espionage Directed against the Army.

                • Can a person with a Secret clearance be denied access to any secret material?
                   . . . 
                  Yes. Access is granted on a need to know basis.

                  • What does MIJI mean?
                     . . . 
                    • Meaconing.
                    • Intrusion.
                    • Jamming.
                    • Interference.

                    • What are the five “S” that apply to POWs?
                       . . . 
                      1. Search.
                      2. Segregate.
                      3. Silence.
                      4. Speed.
                      5. Safeguard.

                      • In what groups should prisoners of war be divided?
                         . . . 
                        • Officers.
                        • NCOs.
                        • Privates.
                        • Deserters.
                        • Females.
                        • Civilians.
                        • Political Personnel.

                        • What does the word OPSEC mean?
                           . . . 
                          Operational Security.

                          • What does SALUTE mean?
                             . . . 
                            • Size.
                            • Activity.
                            • Location.
                            • Uniform.
                            • Time.
                            • Equipment.

                            • What is OPSEC?
                               . . . 
                              It is a program within the unit to deny a potential enemy information on the brigade’s intentions, plans and operations.

                              • Why is challenge and password used?
                                 . . . 
                                To identify unknown personnel.

                                • How often is the Challenge and Password changed?
                                   . . . 
                                  Every 24 hours.

                                  • What is the Standard Form (SF) for Security Container Check Sheet?
                                     . . . 
                                    SF 702.

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