Define General Orders for Sentries Flashcards

1. I will take charge of my post and protect all personnel and property for which I am responsible until properly relieved.
2. I will report all violations of orders I am entrusted to enforce and will call my superior in any case not covered by instruction
3. I will sound the alarm in case of disorder or emergency

Response time for AOR is 3 minutes, for back up patrols it is 5 minutes. Patrol response will be dictated by Response Priority Chart when multiple alarms are present.

MISSION:
Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Requirements: The Restricted Area is required to have an intrusion detection system assigned to PL3 resources.
DEFICIENY:
Presently we do not have an IDS capability for the restricted area.
COMPENSATORY MEASURES:
The restricted area has a dedicated mobile patrol to provide immediate armed response to the re-sources. Physical security checks of the boundary are conducted on a continuous basis. We presently have 6 closed circuit televisions (CCVTs) that assist in the observation of the avenues of approach to the restricted area. The ISRT or sentry when posted is able to provide 360 degree surveillance in concert with our alarm monitor posted in the Base Defense Operations Center. The posted sentry is also equipped with an AN/PVS 14 night vision device and binoculars (issued at SF Armory).

MISSION:
Clear Zone Specifications: There must be at least 30 feet on both sides of a single boundary barrier.
DEFICIENCY:
we do meet the exterior clear zone specifications for the restricted area. Maintenance Operations Center (MOC) frequently parks vehicles and equipment within the free zone. MOC must authorize the vehicles and equipment within the free zone. COMPENSATORY MEASURES: The restricted area has a dedicated mobile patrol to provide immediate armed response to the re-sources. Physical security checks of the boundary are conducted on a continuous basis. We presently have 6 closed circuit televisions that assist in the observation of the avenues of approach to the restricted area. The posted sentry is able to provide 360 degree surveillance in concert with our alarm monitor posted in the Base Defense Operations Center. The posted sentry is also equipped with an AN/PVS 14 night vision device and binoculars.

MISSION:
Internal Security Response Team requires two (2) personnel. External Security Response Team
requires two (2) personnel.
DEFICIENY:
NGB funding for manpower does not allow 2 personnel post to be met.
COMPENSATORY MEASURES:
Physical security checks of the boundary are conducted on a continuous basis.
We presently have 6 closed circuit televisions that assist in the observation of the avenues of approach to the restricted area. The posted sentry is able to provide immediate visual assessments in concert with our alarm monitor posted in the Base Defense Operations Center. . The ESRT provides surveillance and actively patrols the clear zones around the Restricted Area.

MISSION:
Lighting requirements for Permanent Restricted Areas: Installations must provide sufficient area lighting to detect intruders before they reach and damage protected resources. Restricted Area Boundary Lighting: When restricted areas are fenced and security systems are designed to detect intruders at the boundary, different levels of light are used depending on the mode of Initial Visual Assessment, which is a combination of camera surveillance and patrols on scene.
DEFICIENY:
Flightline restricted area has inadequate lighting to support normal or contingency operations and lights out on both towers.
COMPENSATORY MEASURES:
The restricted area has a dedicated mobile patrol to provide immediate armed response to the re-
sources. Physical security checks of the boundary are conducted on a continuous basis. We presently have 6 closed circuit televisions that assist in the observation of the avenues of approach to the restricted area. The posted sentry is able to provide 360 degree surveillance in concert with our alarm monitor posted in the Base Defense Operations Center. The posted sentry is also equipped with an AN/PVS 14 night vision device and binoculars. The ESRT provides surveillance and actively patrols the clear zones around the Restricted Area. The posted patrol is also equipped with an AN/PVS 14 night vision device and binoculars. The area has two (2) mobile ball park lighting units (one inside the north/east corner of the restricted area and one inside the south-side ECP.

Personnel subject to this AFI, to include military, civilian, and contractor personnel, will use only that force which is objectively reasonable to accomplish their duties in conformity with the Constitution of the United States, federal statutes, and DoD policy.

Force may be used by personnel subject to this AFI 31-117 while conducting authorized missions or official duties to gain control of an individual or individuals to meet lawful objectives or mission requirements. These lawful objectives include, but are not limited to searches, seizures, and apprehensions; defense of assets vital to national security or inherently dangerous; preventing a person from self-injury; conducting protective detail operations; preventing prisoner escapes; dissolving riots and other forms of civil unrest when directed by proper authority; maintaining good order and discipline; and overcoming resistance to lawful orders. Refer to AFI 31-117 Arming and Use of Force by Air Force Personnel.

-AF FORM 52, EVIDENCE TAG
- AF FORM 53, SF DESK BLOTTER
- AF FORM 75, VISITOR PASS
- AF FORM 1109, VISITOR REGISTER LOG
- AF FORM 1168, STATEMENT OF SUSPECT/WITNESS/COMPLAINANT
- AF FORM 1176, AUTHORITY TO SEARCH AND SEIZE
- AF FORM 1199, RESTRICTED AREA BADGE
- AF FORM 1315, ACCDIENT REPORT
- AF FORM 1364, CONSENT FOR SEARCH AND SEIZURE
- AF FORM 3907, SF FIELD INTERVIEW DATA
- DD FORMS 2708/2708 PA, RECEIPT FOR PRISONER OR DETAINED PERSON
- AF FORM 3545A, INCIDENT REPORT
- DD FORM 1408 ARMED FORCES TRAFFIC TICKET
- AF FORM 1297 TEMPORARY ISSUE RECEIPT
- AF FORM 629 SMALL ARMS HAND RECEIPT
- AF FORM483, FLIGHTLINE CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY
- AF FORM 2293, U.S. AIR FORCE MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR ID CARD.
- AF FORM 440 BOMB THREAT AID

At Moffett FAF, individuals may fall under a variety of military/civilian statuses: Active Guard Reserve (AGR), Technicians, Drill Status, Retired, and State Active Duty (SAD). 129th Security Forces members must understand the various statuses in which personnel might belong to when advising their rights as a military personnel or civilian

ARTICLE 2, UCMJ

ARTICLE 5, UCMJ

ARTICLE 7B, UCMJ

RULE 302B(1) OF THE MANUAL FOR COURTS MARTIAL (MCM)

Prevents the Air Force or any other branch of the Armed Forces from executing the laws of the states or the laws of the United States except when acting under the authority of the US Constitution or an Act of Congress and under the direction of the President of the United States.