Interior Guard
The first level of the force continuum.
What are verbal commands?
Disclosing information at this level would cause "exceptionally grave damage" to national security.
What is Top Secret?
Any condition that could cause injury, illness, death, damage, or mission failure.
What is a hazard?
This color marks water features like lakes, rivers, and swamps on a map.
What is blue?
Marine Corps doctrine is based mainly on this style of warfare.
What is maneuver warfare?
Under General Order No. 5, a sentry may leave the post only when this happens.
What is being properly relieved?
This category of information replaced FOUO.
What is CUI?
The "frequency of occurrence over time."
What is probability?
The bezel ring has 120 of these, and each one equals 3 degrees.
What are clicks?
"The commander's bid for success" and the focal point where the force's combat power converges. It receives priority of support, and all other efforts support it.
What is the main effort?
This NCO assigns sentries to reliefs, prepares the rosters, and inspects sentries at least once a relief.
Who is the Sergeant of the Guard?
You need all three of these to access classified information.
What are an appropriate clearance, a signed NDA, and need-to-know?
Step 2 of the five-step risk management process, where probability and severity are evaluated.
What is Assess Hazards?
The back azimuth of 310°.
What is 55 meters?
Training prepares us for the known; this prepares us for the unknown.
What is education?
Deadly force is justified only when all three of these criteria are met.
What are extreme necessity, last resort, and all lesser means have failed or can't reasonably be used?
PII is protected at both the organizational and individual levels by these three kinds of safeguards.
What are administrative, physical, and technical safeguards?
Severity Category II.
What is Critical?
The safe standoff distance from high-tension power lines.
What is 55 meters?
The single most important source of friction.
What is the enemy's will (opposing wills)?
To use deadly force to stop a prisoner's escape, you need probable cause that the prisoner poses this.
What is a threat of serious bodily harm to security personnel or others?
Name at least four procedures for handling CUI.
Any four of these: (1) it must be cleared before release to the public; (2) it may require CUI access and distribution controls; (3) it must be clearly marked Unclassified or CUI if it's in a classified document or storage area; (4) if aggregated, it may be elevated to a higher sensitivity or even become classified; (5) it needs correct markings; (6) it must be stored in protected storage; (7) it must be disposed of per NARA rules; (8) it may only be used on approved devices with encryption.
The risk level for a Catastrophic hazard that is Unlikely, which is also the lowest a Catastrophic hazard can ever rate.
What is Medium?
The grid azimuth is 350° and the G-M angle is 14° West. This is the magnetic azimuth.
What is 4°?
Name this concept and give MCDP-1's definition. It works as a "contract" between senior and subordinate and requires the subordinate to use "topsight."
What is mission tactics? MCDP-1 defines it as "the tactics of assigning a subordinate mission without specifying how the mission must be accomplished."