SOW_Appendix_8_Antiterrorism_Level_I_Training_Aid.pdf
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This document contains an antiterrorism awareness pamphlet for contractors working at MacDill Air Force Base. The pamphlet provides guidance on terrorism awareness and reporting suspicious activity. It defines terrorism and explains that contractors may become victims by association, location, or opportunity. The pamphlet instructs contractors to be alert to their surroundings and know who belongs in their work area. It identifies types of suspicious activity to report, such as surveillance, elicitation, security tests, and acquiring supplies. Contractors are told to contact the MacDill Security Forces Control Center to report issues and provided guidance on force protection conditions ranging from normal to delta that involve increasing security measures.
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Commercial Phone: (813) 828 - 5196/2862 DSN Phone: 968 - 5196/2862
Email: james.layton.8@us.af.mil
Antiterrorism Office (6 SFS/S5X)
6 Air Mobility Wing MacDill AFB, Florida
Contractor
Antiterrorism
Awareness
This Pamphlet Was Developed To
Provide You, Our Contractors, A
Broad Overview Of Your Role In
The Global War On Terrorism While
You Are On MacDill Air Force
Base... You Are One Of Our Force
Multipliers … Providing Additional
Sets Of Eyes To Help Maintain Se-curity Vigilance And Report Suspi-cious Activity That Affects Our
Base Community As Well As the
Surrounding Area.
BE ALERT TO YOUR SURROUNDINGS!
What’s Different - What Doesn’t Fit?
Know The People That Belong In Your Area
Be Able To Recognize Names and Insignia of
Official Organizations
WHAT TO LOOK FOR:
Surveillance (Outside And Inside The Fence)
And Unfamiliar People Or Vehicles
Vehicles Without Current License Plates, Vehicle Pass, or DoD Decals
Occupied/Illegally Parked Vehicles Remaining
In Same Place For Extended Periods Of Time
Same Vehicle Repeatedly Passing Your
Location
Terrorism Is Defined As The Calculated
Use Of Violence Or The Threat Of Vi-olence To Inculcate Fear; Intended To
Coerce Or To Intimidate Governments Or
Societies In The Pursuit Of Goals That
Are Generally Political, Religious, Or Ide-ological
(Department of Defense Definition)
Victim By Association – The wrong friends, in the wrong place, at the wrong time
Victim By Location – The wrong place at the wrong time
Victim By Opportunity – The completely random circumstance, primarily occurs at a soft target
No One Starts A New Day
Believing They Will Be A Terrorist
Target – Instead You May Find
Yourself A:
MacDill Security Forces Control Center at
828-3322/3323 to report suspicious activity
MacDill Security Forces Control Center at
828-3324/3323 to report suspicious activity
WHAT TO REPORT
Surveillance – Using cameras (Either still or video), note taking, drawing diagrams, writing on maps, or using binoculars or other vision-enhancing devices to record or monitor base activity.
Elicitation – Attempts to gain information from you by mail, in person, or by telephone about military operations, capabilities, or people.
Tests Of Security - Attempts to measure reaction times or penetrate physical security barriers or procedures in order to assess strengths and weaknesses.
Acquiring Supplies – Purchase, theft, or unauthorized acquisition of explosives, weapons, ammunition, military uniforms, decals, flight manuals, passes or badges, or any other controlled items
Suspicious Persons Out Of Place – People who don’t seem to belong in the workplace, neighborhood, business establishment, or anywhere else.
Dry Run – People getting into position and moving around according to their plan without actually committing a terrorist act. This could also include mapping out routes and deter-mining the timing of traffic lights and flow.
Deploying Assets – People and supplies getting into position to commit the act. this is a person’s last chance to alert authorities before the terrorist act occurs
BE PREPARED TO:
Give Your Name and Company Give Your Location (As Clearly and accurately as you can—give a building name, number or street)
Give A Call Back Phone Number Remain At Your Location Until Con-tacted By Security Forces Move To A Location As Directed By
The Emergency Response Center
FORCE PROTECTION
CONDITIONS
Increasing
Protection
Normal
Charlie
Bravo
Alpha
Delta
Sample Protective
Measures
• Vehicle Inspections
• Gate Guards
• ID Checks
• Barriers
• Patrols
FPCON NORMAL
There Is A General
Global Threat Of
Possible Terrorist
Activity That Warrants A Routine Security
Posture Only
A Terrorist Attack Is
Always Possible
Best Information
Available Offers No
Indication Of
Probable Attack
Expect To See A Routine
Security Posture
FPCON ALPHA
There Is A General Threat Of Possible Terrorist
Activity, The Nature And Extent Of Which Is Unpredictable, Against Personnel And Facilities General Conditions Suggest
Possible Violence
Nothing Indicates That MacDilll Air Force Base Or The Local Area Is Targeted
• FPCON Alpha Must Be Capable Of Being Maintained Indefinitely
Expect Random Vehicle
Checks And Increased
Crime Prevention Efforts
FPCON BRAVO
An Increased And More
Predictable Terrorist
Threat Activity Exists
Specific Information
Suggests Probable Violence
Nothing Indicates That This
Installation Is Targeted
Extra Precaution Is
Appropriate To Deter
Terrorist Planning
Must Be Capable Of Being
Maintained For Weeks
Without Hardship
Expect To See Closer
Inspection Of Vehicles
And Deliveries, ID Checks, And A Greater Presence
Of Guards On MacDill Air
Force Base
FPCON CHARLIE
An Incident Occurs Or
Intelligence Indicates That
Terrorist Targeting
Against Personnel And
Facilities Is Imminent
Evidence Of Terrorist Attack
Planning, Such As Terrorist
Surveillance Or Reports
From Local Sources
Strong Protective Measures
Are Required, But MacDill
Air Force Base Must
Continue Routine Mission
Activities
Implemented For Only A
Short Period Of Time
Expect Rigorous Efforts
To Inspect Vehicles And
Facilities; You May Be
Required To Evacuate
The Base, Or You Will Not
Be Allowed On-Base
Without Escort
FPCON DELTA
A Terrorist Attack Has
Occurred Or Intelligence
Indicates Imminent
Terrorist Action Against
A Specific Location
FPCON Delta Is Normally
Declared As A Specific, Localized Warning
MacDill Air Force Base Will
Move To A High State Of Alert, And The Commander Will
Implement Mandatory Security
Measures
Commanders Encouraged To
Supplement Mandatory
Security Measures
If On-Base, Follow Security Forces
Instructions; You May Be Directed
To Evacuate Or Seek Shelter
If Off-Base, You May Be Denied
Access Until The Incident Has
Been Taken Care Of
Additional Security Measures
Will Delay And Interrupt Normal
Routines
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