Q: What should you NEVER do when encountering a UAS?

Answer: All

Approach an airborn or grounded UAS

Pick up a UAS on the ground

Group together during an attack unless under cover

Ignore UAS threat calls over the radio or loadspeaker

Q: What actions should you take when recognizing signs of possible observation or attack from a UAS? (Select all that apply)

A: All

Direct attention

Report the incident

Observe the UAS

Notice features

Execute appropriate action

Q: Which techniques are used to assist in identifying targets during daylight? (Select all that apply)

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 information 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: Personal entering an Entry Control Point (ECP) should be properly identified before allowing entry. Which items are commonly used to verify personnel? (Select all that apply)

A: Visitor passes

A: Entry Authorization Lists (EALs)

A: 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