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Interviews
Some Forms and Regs
Red Hats
Supply Stuff
To your health
100
The specific reasons we conduct interviews
Verify or collaborate previously learned information Identify any additional witnesses and to eliminate suspects identify perpetrators and accomplices secure additional evidence discover details of other offences committed, but not previously known
100
Temporary issue receipt
AF Form 1297
100
When Combat Arms merged with Security Forces
Mach 1984
100
the dates for the fiscal year
01 October through 30 September
100
the automatic physical reaction to a new, unpleasant, or threatening situation.
what is stress
200
the four human factors that influence the outcome of an interview.
perception of memory prejudice reluctance to talk personality conflicts between the interviewee and interviewer
200
Small Arms Hand Receipt
AF Form 629
200
the primary duties CATM preforms
Weapons training and qualification Weapons inspections and maintenance Firing Range Operation
200
the reason for supply discipline
to conserve, protect, and maintain available government supplies, equipment, and real property for operational requirements.
200
The three ways to reducing your stress
Recognizing stressors Finding Solutions Stress management program - relax-exercise-seek counseling
300
the four Interviewee clasifications
Victims Witnesses Complainants Suspects
300
The dress and appearance regulation
AFI 36-2903
300
The definitions of the arming groups
Group A: this arming group is defined of DOD military, Civilian, and contract personnel performing law enforcement, security, or force protection duties or personnel serving in an AFSC that specifies qualification to bear firearms as a mandatory requirement. Group B: Consists or members other that those in Group A who are required to be armed as designated by deployment orders to meet Air Force War and Mobilization Plan or Air Expeditionary Force Unit type Code deployment requirements and have no in-garrison or peace time arming requirements
300
the listing of equipment requested from base supply with accountability maintained on real property records or for which formal accountability is maintained at base supply.
what is the Equipment Authorization Inventory Data (EAID) listing
300
the organization which determines protective standards for dealing with bloodborne pathogens.
what is Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)?
400
the steps of the interview process
Preparation Planning Conducting the Interview Closing the Interview
400
the combat arms regulation
AFI 36-2226
400
The number of months security forces and battlefield airmen complete unit level live-fire sustainment training on their primary weapons.
five to seven months
400
the equipment requested from base supply with accountability maintained on real property records or for which accountability is terminated on use.
Nonequipment authorization inventory data (non-EAID)
400
presuming all human blood and body fluids are infected.
what is the universal approach to infectious disease control?
500
The document used to release a detained/apprehended person from custody
DD Form 2708
500
AFI 31-205
what is the Air Force Corrections System regulation
500
the one responsible for the care and where the weapons are stored.
the armorer in the armory
500
the record of nonexpendable equipment accounted for by the chief of supply.
what is the Custodian Authorization/Custody Receipt Listing (CA/CRL)
500
a conscious intent to die by means believed to cause death.
what is an attempted suicide?