PYHSICAL SECURITY

PYHSICAL SECURITY

Task: Employ Physical Security Measures

Conditions: Given a requirement to protect Army property, the DA threat statement, access to intelligence information, access to AR 190-11, AR 190-13, AR 190-14, AR 190-51, AR 600-8-14, AR 710-2, FM 19-30, TM 5-853-1, and a blank DA Form 7278-R (Risk Level Worksheet.)

Standard: All required physical security measures are in place to protect Army property. No Army property, to include arms, ammunition, explosives or facilities are lost due to theft, pilferage, espionage or sabotage.

Terminal Learning ObjectiveAction: Employ Physical Security Measures

Conditions: Given a requirement to protect Army property, the DA threat statement, access to intelligence information, access to AR 190-11, AR 190-13, AR 190-14, AR 190-51, AR 600-8-14, AR 710-2, FM 19-30, TM 5-853-1, and a blank DA Form 7278-R (Risk Level Worksheet.)

Standard: All required physical security measures are in place to protect

Army property. No Army property, to include arms, ammunition, explosives or facilities are lost due to theft, pilferage, espionage or sabotage.

Risk – low

Environmental Considerations – none

Safety

Action: Secure Army property, other than arms, ammunition, or explosives.

Conditions: Given a lecture, discussion, and current reference material.

Standards: Identify the necessary criteria for ensuring Army property is properly secured.

Enabling Learning Objective 1

RISK LEVEL 1

RISK LEVEL 2

RISK LEVEL 3

RISK ANALYSIS

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AR 190-51AR 190-51

EQUIPMENT CATEGORY+ RISK ANALYSIS= SECURITY REQUIRMENTS

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AR 190-51 (CONT.)REQUIRED SECURITYMEASURES ARE EITHER:

>PHYSICAL PROTECTIVE

>SECURITY PROCEDURALVGT #4

SECURITY PROCEDURAL MEASURES

PROCEDURES WHICH CAN USUALLY BE CHANGED IN A SHORT AMOUNT OF TIME AND MAINLY INVOLVES MANPOWER.

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PHYSICAL PROTECTIVE MEASURES

MEASURES WHICH ARE USUALLY PERMANENT AND INVOLVE THE EXPENDITURE OF FUNDS.

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Action: Identify arms, ammunition, and explosives (AA&E) security.

Conditions: Given a lecture, discussion, and current reference material.

Standards: Recognize the four AA&E risk categories and determine which arms, ammunition, and explosives apply to each

Enabling Learning Objective B

AA&E

SECURITY REQUIREMENTS ARE BASED ON:GROUP=ARMS/AMMUNITIONRISK CATEGORY=I, II, III, OR IV

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CATEGORY I (MISSILES & ROCKETS)

HAMLET REDEYE STINGER DRAGON LAW VIPER AT-4 JAVELIN

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CATEGORY II (ARMS)

50 CAL MACHINEGUNM16A1/M16A2 RIFLESSQUAD AUTOMATIC WEAPON40mm MK 19 MACHINEGUN

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CATEGORY III

STINGER LAUNCH TUBE & GRIPSTOCKMORTOR TUBES(UP TO & INCLUDING 81MM)GRENADE LAUNCHERSFLAME THROWERSJAVELIN LAUNCH CONTROL UNITSROCKET/MISSILE LAUNCHERS (UNPACKED WEIGHT OF 100LBS OR LESS)

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CATEGORY IV

SHOTGUNSHANDGUNSRECOILESS RIFLES, INCLUDING 90mm

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AMMUNITION & EXPLOSIVESCATEGORY I

COMPLETE EXPLOSIVE ROUNDS FOR:

HAMLET

REDEYESTINGER

DRAGON

LAWVIPER

AT-4

JAVELIN

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CATEGORY II

HAND/RIFLE GRENADES-HIGH EXPLOSIVES HAND/RIFLE GRENADES-HIGH EXPLOSIVES AND WHITE PHOSPHORUSAND WHITE PHOSPHORUS

ANTI-TANK/ANTI-PERSONNEL MINES WITH AN ANTI-TANK/ANTI-PERSONNEL MINES WITH AN UNPACKED WEIGHT OF 50LBS OR LESS, EACHUNPACKED WEIGHT OF 50LBS OR LESS, EACH

VGT #13VGT #13

CATEGORY II (CONT.)

DEMOLITION EXPLOSIVES: *C-4 *MILITARY DYNAMITE *TNT

CRITICAL BINARY MUNITION COMPONENTS CONTAINING "DF" AND "QL" WHEN STORED SEPARATELY FROM EACH OTHER, AND MUNITION BODIES IN WHICH THEY ARE EMPLOYED.

VGT #14

CATEGORY III50 CAL & LARGER AMMO WITH EXPLOSIVE FILLED PROJECTILES (UNPACKED WEIGHT OF 100LBS OR LESS, EACH)

INCENDIARY GRENADES

FUZES FOR HIGH EXPLOSIVE GRENADES

BLASTING CAPS

BULK EXPLOSIVES

DETONATING CORD

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CATEGORY IVAMMO WITH NONEXPLOSIVE PROJECTILES WITH

AN UNPACKED WEIGHT OF 100LBS OR LESS, EACH

ALL FUZES WHICH DO NOT FALL INTO CATEGORY III

ILLUMINATION, SMOKE, CS/SN GRENADES

RIOT CONTROL AGENTS (100LBS PACKAGE OR LESS)

INCENDIARY DESTROYERSVGT # 16VGT #16

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Action: Secure arms, ammunition, and explosives (AA&E) to include privately owned weapons.

Conditions: Given a lecture, discussion, and current reference material.

Standards: Secure AA&E by risk categories and POW’s IAW AR 190-11, chapter 4-5.

Enabling Learning Objective C

AA&E RISK CATEGORIESAA&E RISK CATEGORIES

I-STRINGENT SECURITYI-STRINGENT SECURITY

II-MOST COMMON (ARMS ROOMS)II-MOST COMMON (ARMS ROOMS)

III-MODERATE SECURITYIII-MODERATE SECURITY

IV-MINIMUM SECURITYIV-MINIMUM SECURITY

VGT #17VGT #17

POWsPOWsSTORED SEPARATELY

INVENTORIED IAW AR 710-2

POST STATE/LOCAL LAWS- *OWNERSHIP *REGISTRATION *POSSESSION

WITHDRAWN UPON COMMANDERS APPROVAL AND SURRENDER OF DA FORM 3749

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Action: Control access into a protected area.

Conditions: Given a lecture, discussion, and current reference material.

Standards: Identify measures for controlling access into a protected area.

Enabling Learning Objective D

FENCE TYPESFENCE TYPES*CHAIN LINK*CHAIN LINK

*BARBED WIRE*BARBED WIRE

*CONCERTINA*CONCERTINA

*GENERAL PURPOSE BARBED *GENERAL PURPOSE BARBED TAPE OBSTACLE (GPBTO)TAPE OBSTACLE (GPBTO)

VGT #19VGT #19

FE FENCINGFE FENCINGFE5-6 FOOT HIGH FABRIC, TOP FE5-6 FOOT HIGH FABRIC, TOP GUARD OPTIONAL.GUARD OPTIONAL.FE6-7 FOOT HIGH FABRIC, SINGLE FE6-7 FOOT HIGH FABRIC, SINGLE TOP GUARD REQUIRED.TOP GUARD REQUIRED.FE7-7FOOT HIGH FABRIC, DOUBLE FE7-7FOOT HIGH FABRIC, DOUBLE TOP GUARD REQUIRED.TOP GUARD REQUIRED.

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TOP GUARDTOP GUARD*1 OR 2 OUTRIGGERS, PERMANENTLY AFFIXED TO FENCE POST.

*OUTRIGGERS 18" IN LENGTH AND MOUNTED AT A 45 DEGREE ANGLE.

*SINGLE OUTRIGGERS ANGLED TOWARD THREAT.

*3 STRANDS OF BARBED WIRE, SPACED 6" APART.VGT #21

CONCRETE BLOCKSCONCRETE BLOCKS

BOLLARDSBOLLARDS

3/4" CABLE3/4" CABLE

LARGE VEHICLE TIRESLARGE VEHICLE TIRES

JERSEY BOUNCEJERSEY BOUNCE

55 GALLON BARRELS55 GALLON BARRELS

CRASH BEAMSCRASH BEAMS

VEHICLE BARRIERS

VGT #22

RESTRICTED AREA(WARNING SIGNS)

-WARN INTRUDERS OF RESTRICTED AREAS AND THAT TRESPASSING MAY RESULT IN THE USE OF DEADLY FORCE.

-PLACED AT INTERVALS OF NO MORE THAN 100 FT AND ENTRY POINTS SO THEY CAN BE EASILY SEEN.

-BILINGUAL, IF OTHER LANGUAGES ARE SPOKEN IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA.

VGT #23

LOCKLOCKTYPESTYPES

-DEAD BOLT LATCHES

-COMBINATION LOCKS

-CIPHER LOCKS

-KEYED PADLOCKS *HIGH *MEDIUM *LOW

-MASTER LOCK/KEY SYSTEM PROHIBITEDVGT # 24 #24

KEY CUSTODIAN

-APPOINTED, IN WRITING, BY COMMANDER

-MAINTAIN ACCOUNTABILITY OF KEYS

-INSURE ALTERNATE CUSTODIANS ARE FAMILIAR WITH KEY/LOCK PROCEDURES

-CLEARLY UNDERSTANDS UNIT SECURITY POLICIES/PROCEDURES

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GUARD FORCE

-PERSONALLY SELECTED BY CO./SEC OFF. *DESIRABLE QUALITIES *PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE *PERSONAL EXPERIENCE

-CLEARLY UNDERSTAND UNIT SECURITY POLICIES/PROCEDURES

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GUARD FORCE (CONT.)GUARD FORCE (CONT.)

-PROPERLY TRAINED *CARE/USE OF WEAPONS *USE OF FORCE *RESPONSIBILITY/AUTHORITY *LOCATION OF FIRST AID/FIRE EQUIPMENT *FORMS OF SABOTAGE, ESPIONAGE, AND PILFERAGE

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GUARD FORCE (CONT.)GUARD FORCE (CONT.)-EQUIPMENT

*CLOTHING

*WEAPONS

*VEHICLES

*COMMUNICATIONSVGT #28

PERSONNELIDENTIFICATION

AND

CONTROLPROCEDURES

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PERSONAL RECOGNITION SYSTEM

ADMINISTERED EASY

NO EXTRA EXPENSE

LIMITED TO UNDER 30 PEOPLE

LIMITS GUARD ROTATION

GUARD - WORK FAMILIARITYVGT #30

LOCAL CONTROL

DEFENSE DEPOT

NEWMAN, ALFRED E.

WG-4 17 OCT 75

4321CHIEF, SECURITY DIV.

SINGLE BADGE

SYSTEMVGT #31

DEFENSE DEPOT

NEWMAN, ALFRED E.

WG-4 17 OCT 75

4321CHIEF, SECURITY DIV.

DEFENSE DEPOT

NEWMAN, ALFRED E.

WG-4 17 OCT 75

4321CHIEF, SECURITY DIV.

BADGE

SYSTEMVGT #32

640

EXCHANGE

DEFENSE DEPOT

NEWMAN, ALFRED E.

WG-4 17 OCT 75

4321CHIEF, SECURITY DIV.

DEFENSE DEPOT

NEWMAN, ALFRED E.

WG-4 17 OCT 75

4321CHIEF, SECURITY DIV.

DEFENSE DEPOT

NEWMAN, ALFRED E.

WG-4 17 OCT 75

4321CHIEF, SECURITY DIV.

MULTIPLE BADGE

SYSTEMVGT #33

SENSITIVE ITEMSSENSITIVE ITEMS

SENSITIVE ITEMSSENSITIVE ITEMSSENSITIVE ITEMSSENSITIVE ITEMS

SENSITIVE ITEMSSENSITIVE ITEMS*HIGH VALUE ITEMS*HIGHLY TECHNICAL ITEMS*HAZARDOUS ITEMS*AA&E*DEMOLITION MATERIALSVGT # 34

SUN TUEMON WED THU FRI SAT1 2

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

31

INVENTORIES

QUARTERLY

MONTHLY FOR AA&E

RESPONSIBILITIESRESPONSIBILITIES

-COUNT EACH SENSITIVE ITEM-COUNT EACH SENSITIVE ITEM-VISUALLY CHECK CONDITION-VISUALLY CHECK CONDITION-CHECK END ITEMS FOR COMPLETENESS-CHECK END ITEMS FOR COMPLETENESS-CROSS REFERENCE SERIAL NUMBERS-CROSS REFERENCE SERIAL NUMBERS-REPORT DAMAGED ITEMS-REPORT DAMAGED ITEMS-PREPARE MFR -PREPARE MFR

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RESPONSIBILITIESRESPONSIBILITIES

-COUNT EACH SENSITIVE ITEM-COUNT EACH SENSITIVE ITEM-VISUALLY CHECK CONDITION-VISUALLY CHECK CONDITION-CHECK END ITEMS FOR COMPLETENESS-CHECK END ITEMS FOR COMPLETENESS-CROSS REFERENCE SERIAL NUMBERS-CROSS REFERENCE SERIAL NUMBERS-REPORT DAMAGED ITEMS-REPORT DAMAGED ITEMS-PREPARE MFR -PREPARE MFR

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AA&E INVENTORIES (CONT.)

INVENTORY AMMO BY LISTING ITS: -PURPOSE -DODIC -LOT NUMBER -QUANITY ON HAND -QUANITY SIGNED OUT -QUANITIES BANDED/SEALED

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AA&EINVENTORY RESULTS

MFR MUST:-BE SIGNED BY PERSON CONDUCTING INVENTORY-LIST WEAPONS SIGNED OUT OR IN MAINTENANCE-LIST QUANITIES OF LOOSE, BANDED, AND SEALED AMMO-LIST CONTAINER SEAL NUMBERS

RETAIN MFR:2 YRS=NO DICSREPANCIES4 YRS=W/DISCREPANCIES

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