Whats an ied - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

When should CPR be performed on the battlefield? For non-traumatic disorders. Near-Drowning, Hypothermia, and Electrocution. Spinal Immobilization is indicated for what MOI's? Motor Vehicle Accidents (MVA), Falls greater than 15 ft, and IED blasts involving a MRAP. Primary Blast injury Caused by blast over pressure wave from the explosion. Secondary Blast Injury caused by debris or shrapnel from the explosion. Tertiary Blast Injury casualty is blown into a solid...

What is PIES - ANSWER-P- power source I- initiator E- Explosive or Incendiary S- switches 5 groups that have access to AC - ANSWER-Properly badged F9 employees FAA inspector Ticketed pax FAMS TSA personnel Where is the restraint tape found? - ANSWER-FA Kit What are 3 requirements for use of deadly force - ANSWER-1. Threat 2. Means or ability 3. Opportunity What is reasonable force? - ANSWER-Only that force which is necessary to overcome an attack and which appears to be rea...

5 groups that have access to AC - ANSWER-Properly badged F9 employees FAA inspector Ticketed pax FAMS TSA personnel What are 3 requirements for use of deadly force - ANSWER-1. Threat 2. Means or ability 3. Opportunity What is reasonable force? - ANSWER-Only that force which is necessary to overcome an attack and which appears to be reasonable under the circumstances When can you use physical force? - ANSWER-When there is a threat to human life. Threats 3 or 4 What's the most...

What's an IED? correct answer: Improvised Explosive Device What is PIES correct answer: P- power source I- initiator E- Explosive or Incendiary S- switches 5 groups that have access to AC correct answer: Properly badged F9 employees FAA inspector Ticketed pax FAMS TSA personnel Where is the restraint tape found? correct answer: FA Kit What are 3 requirements for use of deadly force correct answer: 1. Threat 2. Means or ability 3. Opportunity What is reasonable forc...

Where is the restraint tape found? -ANSWER - FA Kit What are 3 requirements for use of deadly force -ANSWER - 1. Threat 2. Means or ability 3. Opportunity What is reasonable force? -ANSWER - Only that force which is necessary to overcome an attack and which appears to be reasonable under the circumstances When can you use physical force? -ANSWER - When there is a threat to human life. Threats 3 or 4 What's the most important reason for remembering use of force? -ANSWER - So you ...

5 groups that have access to AC -ANSWER - Properly badged F9 employees FAA inspector Ticketed pax FAMS TSA personnel What are 3 requirements for use of deadly force -ANSWER - 1. Threat 2. Means or ability 3. Opportunity What is reasonable force? -ANSWER - Only that force which is necessary to overcome an attack and which appears to be reasonable under the circumstances When can you use physical force? -ANSWER - When there is a threat to human life. Threats 3 or 4 What's the ...

5 groups that have access to AC - ANSWER -Properly badged F9 employees FAA inspector Ticketed pax FAMS TSA personnel Where is the restraint tape found? - ANSWER -FA Kit What are 3 requirements for use of deadly force - ANSWER -1. Threat 2. Means or ability 3. Opportunity What is reasonable force? - ANSWER -Only that force which is necessary to overcome an attack and which appears to be reasonable under the circumstances When can you use physical force? - ANSWER -When there is ...

What is PIES -ANSWER-P- power source I- initiator E- Explosive or Incendiary S- switches Where is the restraint tape found? -ANSWER-FA Kit What are 3 requirements for use of deadly force -ANSWER-1. Threat 2. Means or ability 3. Opportunity What is reasonable force? -ANSWER-Only that force which is necessary to overcome an attack and which appears to be reasonable under the circumstances When can you use physical force? -ANSWER-When there is a threat to human life. Threats 3 or...

Standing Rules of Engagement (SROE) - answer-establishes polices and procedures governing the actions of the military OUTSIDE OF THE U.S AND OVERSEAS. Standing Rules for the Use of Force (SRUF) - answer-establishes polices and procedures governing the actions of the military OCCURING INSIDE THE U.S AND DOD CIVIL SUPPORT. What is the goal of US national security policy? - answer-to ensure the survival, safety, and vitality of our nation and maintain stable international environment. What...

What is doctrine? - The army thought process. how to think, rather than what to think. what are TTPs - Tactics,Techniques, and Procedures what are tactics - the employment of units in combat a tactician must understand and master the: - art and science of tactics what are the three interrelated aspects of the art of tactics? - 1) the creative way to accomplish assigned missions 2) Decision making under adverse conditions. 3)understanding the affects of combat on the soldier what is the ...