Integrated Defense
Integrated defense is the strategic coordination of various military and civilian resources to protect against threats, encompassing both traditional warfare and other risks like terrorism, cyberattacks, and natural disasters. It involves combining different active and passive measures, such as surveillance, air defense, physical security, and cyber defenses, to create a unified and seamless defense strategy. Below are some questions and answers to assist you with your CBTs.
Knowledge Checks
Q: What should you NEVER do when encountering a UAS?
A: Select all Answers
Q: What actions should you take when recognizing signs of possible observation or attack from a UAS?
A: Select all Answers
Q: What techniques are used to assist in identifying targets during daylight?
A: A combination of facial recognition, behavioral, and uniform/equipment identification
Q: When conducting a challenge to determine the identity of an individual approaching your DFP, what should you command just loud enough for them to hear?
A: HALT
Q: _______ is an area that a weapon can cover effectively from a given position.
A: Field of fire
Q: A _______ is a list of recorded infoprmation within your field of fire that you can effectively engage with a weapon from a static position that can be used as a reference.
A: Range card
Q: Personnel entering an Entry Control Point (ECP) should be properly identified before allowing entry. Which items are commonly used to verify personnel?
A: Visitor Passes, Entry Authorization Lists (EALs), Identification Cards (Common Access Cards, Dependent, Civilian, contractor, etc.)
Q: _______ and ________ barriers slow down and manipulate movement of people and vehicles as they approach the ECP.
A: Active and Passive
