ATAM Basics
See Something Say Something
VEO
Active Shooter
Travel
100

What does ATAM mean?

Antiterrorism Awareness Month

100

What is the program that all personnel can use to report suspicious activity?

iWatch

100

What does VEO mean?

Violent Extremist Organization 

100

What are the three basic principals reacting to an Active Shooter?

Run Hide Fight

100

What are some basic items you should carry all the time while traveling?

Passport, ID, Cellphone, contact roster battery back up

200

what regulation can you find the AT standards?

AR 525-13

200

What are some identify features of a suspicious package?

Misspelled names and or addresses. Incorrect postage over postage. Substance leaking from package. Address to a person's title, no specific names. 

200

What are some VEO attack methods?

Kidnapping, bombings, arson, assassinations 

200

What Should you do with your belongings?

Leave them behind and try to get out if possible.

200

How can you keep a low profile while traveling?

Non affiliated clothing or ranks. Use standard luggage. Conceal governement affiliations.

300

Where can you find more Antiterrorism Awareness material?

Antiterrorism Enterprise Portal (ATEP)

300

Signs of intelligence gathering:

Taking photos, sketching, abnormal attention to details

300

Motivations behind kidnappings.

Political concessions, ransom, publicity.
300

Why would you not lay on the floor if the active shooter is using a gun?

Ricocheting bullets tend to hug the floor: crouching on the floor may reduce exposure.

300

What are three ways you might become a victim of a terrorist attack?

Location, Association, Opportunity

400

What does FPCON mean?

Force Protection Conditions

400

How many phases are in the terrorist planning cycle?

1. Broad target selection 

2. Intelligence gathering

3. Specific target selection

4. Pre-attack surveillance gathering

5. Rehearsals

6. Actions on the objective

7. Escape and exploitation




400

How can you enhance your personal security?

Travel in small groups. Share your plans with your team. Avoid isolated/ low-lit areas.

400

What do you do if you cannot get out?

Try to hide in dark areas, silence cell phones, blockade doors.

400

What must you continually practice during official travel?

OPSEC. Do not post on social media until after the trip. Do not share information on large movements or operations. What else?

500

What are some things you can to to anticipate risks?

Research criminal activity, understand TTPs, review police and crime reports

500

Do you know the Security Forces Squadron Law Enforcement desk phone number?

803-895-3669

500

Where can risks be higher in public settings?

Political events. High crime areas. Religious sites (and during holidays). Venues with large crowds. 
500

What is the last resort measure during an active shooter?

Fight. Act aggressively, yell. Use improvised weapons.

500

Identify some measures to reduce your risk at public sites. 

Identify exit routes, rally points, look out for suspicious behavior, cooperate with security measures.