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ANNEX B (Course Synopsis) to SOP 405.00 (Quick Response Security Training [QRST])QRSTQuick Response and Security Training180 credit hoursCORRESPONDENCE COURSES1. US Army Military Police Law EnforcementOperations Subcourse (MP1006)Provides training in Military Police responsibilities forprocessing offenders, discusses how to identify andreact to serious incidents and the supervision of abomb threat and a hostage situation; discusses thelegality of searches; provides discussions on the useof force; supervision of enforcement of trafficregulations: and discusses responsibility for thesecurity of a crime scene to include the protection ofevidence and recording of the scene. 10 credithours.2. US Army Physical Security CourseProvides MP officers and enlisted personnel withgeneral knowledge of physical security to includephysical security planning, installation security, areasecurity and material control. Consists of foursubcourses, total of 20 credit hours.3. US Army Civil Disturbance CourseProvides MP officers and enlisted personnel withsufficient knowledge and skills to perform dutieswhen deployed during a civil disturbance, includingunderstanding behavior of a crowd; legal aspects;news media relationship; interrelationship of local,state, and federal authorities, supervision of crowdcontrol formations; and use of force, personnel,logistical and operational planning to control civildisturbances. Consists of two subcourses, total of 10credit hours,4. US Army Military Operation on Urban TerrainSubcourse (IN0410)Identify the phases of deliberate entry Into an urbanarea. Plan operations and security for platoon levelentry Into urban environment. Identify the proceduresfor securing buildings. Plan and identify defensiveand observation positions. Be aware of specialcomplications of urban operations. 5 credit hours.5. FEMA Emergency Preparedness Course (HG3)This course contains information about natural andtechnological hazards and disasters and nationalsecurity Issues. Participants are led through thedevelopment of personal emergency preparednessplans and are encouraged to become involved In thelocal emergency preparedness network through anexplanation of the local, state and federal system.Text Is accompanied by illustrations, maps, charts,and diagrams. 15 credit hours.TASKS6. Emergency FirefightingOrientation to the use of typical hoses, nozzles andhydrants; operation of typical pumper truck, basicprocedures for stopgap firefighting and fire safety.Must include hands on experience. Minimum 4 hours.7. Emergency Water SafetySimple lifesaving techniques for self and buddy,proficiency tests: survival of unexpected immersion (10' leap into deep water wearing field equipment withload; ditch gear swim to safety), 50 yard fully clothedswim, 25 yard clothed rescue tow, tread water 15minutes (boots removed), IS minute survival float.Minimum 4 hours.8. First AidBasic first aid, first responder techniques, CPR, selfhelp and buddy aid. Minimum 3 hours.9. MP Patrol TechniquesMP patrolling techniques in urban and rural areas, asMID elements or paired with civilian police, undervarious conditions, mounted and dismounted, inteams and in squads. Must include practicalapplication of dismounted patrol. Minimum 4 hours.10. Conduct Military Police OperationsParticipate as a member of a security force activelyconducting continuous security operations at a facilityor location for a period of twelve hours, a portion ofwhich must be in darkness. Minimum 12 hours.11. CommunicationsOperation and operator's maintenance of PRC-25/77,VRC-10, VRC-12 series, GRC-160, VRC-46, RT-524,RT-246 and R-442 radios and T/A PT-1 and T/A-312phones; erection and operation of RC-292 Antenna.Must be hands on experience. Will Include radioprocedures, CEOI, and troubleshooting. Will includediscussion of SINGARS systems also. Minimum 8hours.A-5
12. Prepare a Situation Report (SITREP)Prepare an operational situation report in accordancewith OHMR MSOP 86. Minimum I hour.13. Prepare a Spot ReportPrepare a spot report in accordance with OHMRMSOP 86. Minimum I hour.14. Prepare a Patrol PlanPrepare a patrol plan, without overlays, in accordancewith OHMR MSOP 86. Minimum I hour.15. Conduct a Route-ReconConduct a recon and prepare a written report of atleast two miles of roadway using proper symbols andnomenclature. Minimum 3 hours.16. Establish and Operate a Traffic Control Point(TCP)Select a site, establish security and set up andoperate a traffic control on a two lane road with twoway traffic. Minimum 2 hours.17. Designate Location and Establish Security forDismount Point (DP)Select an area based on safety considerations andtype of traffic to be handled, establish security andtraffic control plan. Minimum 2 hours.18. Convoy SecurityLearn basic principles of convoy security, SOPs andresponsibilities. Understand convoy chain ofcommand for security and for operation. Minimum 1hour.19. Conduct Convoy Movement Through a DefileConduct one way traffic through a defile or around anobstacle using two different methods to controlmovement and keep control, both for accountabilityand security. Minimum 1 hour,20. Establish and Operate an Emergency HelicopterLanding Zone (LZ)Learn requirements for the establishment of anemergency helicopter landing zone as required bycivilian medivacs. Learn method and hand signals forground coordination of landing/takeoff as well ashazards of working around helicopters. Minimum 2hours.21. Establish Interior/Exterior Security of a BuildingClassroom instruction and hands on practiceincluding but not limited to gate security,challenge/password techniques, perimeter patrol,two-man rule, ID/key security methods, lightingrequirements, establishing physical security of abuilding by safely searching, locating and removingunauthorized persons or victims/survivors, use offorce, personnel/vehicle control, security forceresponsibility and deployment. Minimum 8 hours.22. Map Reading and Land Navigation/SearchTechniquesUse of military grid reference system, use of thelensatic compass, Plotting coordinates and azimuths,resection and triangulation, area search patterns andtechniques, following a course through difficultterrain, coordinating rescue efforts from a specificsite. Must include hands-on training and day andnight execution of compass course. Minimum 8hours.23. NBC/Use of Protective Mask/Gas RoomHow to protect yourself against common NBChazards, DOT Hazardous Material Index, use andcare of gas mask, operating under masked conditions(student will enter a gas filled room, remove, replaceand clear mask, then set up a field radio; establishradio contact and the perform several simple motorskill coordination tasks. Minimum 4 hours.24. Rappelling TechniquesBasic instruction on rappelling techniques to includerope safety, knots, swiss seats, use of descender,rappelling with equipment load and general safety.Must include lowrappel (10), high rappel (30) and free rappel.Individual must demonstrate ability to rig ropes andconduct rappel alone (although a belayer will alwaysbe used in training situations). Minimum 5 hours.25. Unarmed Self DefenseUse of basic unarmed self defense techniquesagainst physical assault and methods for subduing anattacker or suspect. Minimum 2 hours.26. Apprehension, Body Searches and HandironTechniquesSafe procedure for the apprehension ofsuspects/offenders, basic body searches for weaponsor contraband, use of handirons, alone or in teams.Minimum 2 hours.27. Emergency Survival Techniques for ColdWeather/Hot WeatherSurvival techniques for use If lost or stranded,especially in cold or sub-zero weather, field expedientdirection finding; finding water, building a temporaryshelter; fire making. Establish and spend night inminimized camp in actual winter conditions. Minimum18 hours.28. Operate an Observation PostMethod and techniques of operating an observationor monitoring post. Minimum 1 hour.29. Identify Conventional/Unconventional ExplosivesRecognize various types of explosives and explosivedevices and how they can be utilized against thecivilian population or security force personnel andfacilities. Minimum 2 hours.B-2
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