1. PYHSICAL SECURITY

2. Task: Employ Physical Security Measures
Conditions: Given a requirement to protect Army property, the DA threat statement, access to intelligence information, access to AR , AR , AR , AR , AR , AR 710-2, FM 19-30, TM , and a blank DA Form 7278-R (Risk Level Worksheet.)
Standard: All required physical security measures are in place to protect Army property. No Army property, to include arms, ammunition, explosives or facilities are lost due to theft, pilferage, espionage or sabotage.

4. Terminal Learning Objective
Action: Employ Physical Security Measures
Conditions: Given a requirement to protect Army property, the DA threat statement, access to intelligence information, access to AR , AR , AR , AR , AR , AR 710-2, FM 19-30, TM , and a blank DA Form 7278-R (Risk Level Worksheet.)
Standard: All required physical security measures are in place to protect Army property. No Army property, to include arms, ammunition, explosives or facilities are lost due to theft, pilferage, espionage or sabotage.

5. Risk – low
Environmental Considerations – none
Safety

6. Enabling Learning Objective 1
Action: Secure Army property, other than arms, ammunition,
or explosives.
Conditions: Given a lecture, discussion, and current reference
material.
Standards: Identify the necessary criteria for ensuring Army
property is properly secured.

7. RISK ANALYSIS
RISK LEVEL 1
RISK LEVEL 2
RISK LEVEL 3

8. AR 190-51 + RISK ANALYSIS EQUIPMENT CATEGORY = SECURITY REQUIRMENTS
VGT #3

9. AR 190-51 (CONT.) >PHYSICAL PROTECTIVE REQUIRED SECURITY
MEASURES ARE EITHER:
>PHYSICAL PROTECTIVE
>SECURITY PROCEDURAL
VGT #4

10. SECURITY PROCEDURAL MEASURES
PROCEDURES WHICH CAN USUALLY BE CHANGED IN A SHORT AMOUNT OF TIME AND MAINLY INVOLVES MANPOWER.
VGT #5

11. PHYSICAL PROTECTIVE MEASURES
MEASURES WHICH ARE USUALLY PERMANENT AND INVOLVE THE EXPENDITURE OF FUNDS.
VGT #6

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13. Enabling Learning Objective B
Action: Identify arms, ammunition, and explosives (AA&E)
security.
Conditions: Given a lecture, discussion, and current reference
material.
Standards: Recognize the four AA&E risk categories and
determine which arms, ammunition, and explosives apply to
each

14. AA&E
SECURITY REQUIREMENTS ARE BASED ON: GROUP=ARMS/AMMUNITION RISK CATEGORY=I, II, III, OR IV
VGT #7

15. HAMLET REDEYE STINGER DRAGON LAW VIPER AT-4 JAVELIN
CATEGORY I (MISSILES & ROCKETS)
HAMLET REDEYE STINGER DRAGON LAW VIPER AT-4 JAVELIN
VGT #8

16. CATEGORY II (ARMS)
50 CAL MACHINEGUN M16A1/M16A2 RIFLES SQUAD AUTOMATIC WEAPON 40mm MK 19 MACHINEGUN
VGT #9

17. CATEGORY III
STINGER LAUNCH TUBE & GRIPSTOCK MORTOR TUBES(UP TO & INCLUDING 81MM) GRENADE LAUNCHERS FLAME THROWERS JAVELIN LAUNCH CONTROL UNITS ROCKET/MISSILE LAUNCHERS (UNPACKED WEIGHT OF 100LBS OR LESS)
VGT #10

18. CATEGORY IV
SHOTGUNS HANDGUNS RECOILESS RIFLES, INCLUDING 90mm
VGT #11

19. CATEGORY I AMMUNITION & EXPLOSIVES COMPLETE EXPLOSIVE ROUNDS FOR:
HAMLET
REDEYE
STINGER
DRAGON
LAW
VIPER
AT-4
JAVELIN
VGT #12

20. CATEGORY II
HAND/RIFLE GRENADES-HIGH EXPLOSIVES AND WHITE PHOSPHORUS ANTI-TANK/ANTI-PERSONNEL MINES WITH AN UNPACKED WEIGHT OF 50LBS OR LESS, EACH
VGT #13

21. CATEGORY II (CONT.)
DEMOLITION EXPLOSIVES: *C-4 *MILITARY DYNAMITE *TNT CRITICAL BINARY MUNITION COMPONENTS CONTAINING "DF" AND "QL" WHEN STORED SEPARATELY FROM EACH OTHER, AND MUNITION BODIES IN WHICH THEY ARE EMPLOYED.
VGT #14

22. CATEGORY III
50 CAL & LARGER AMMO WITH EXPLOSIVE FILLED PROJECTILES (UNPACKED WEIGHT OF 100LBS OR LESS, EACH) INCENDIARY GRENADES FUZES FOR HIGH EXPLOSIVE GRENADES BLASTING CAPS BULK EXPLOSIVES DETONATING CORD
VGT #15

23. CATEGORY IV
AMMO WITH NONEXPLOSIVE PROJECTILES WITH AN UNPACKED WEIGHT OF 100LBS OR LESS, EACH ALL FUZES WHICH DO NOT FALL INTO CATEGORY III ILLUMINATION, SMOKE, CS/SN GRENADES RIOT CONTROL AGENTS (100LBS PACKAGE OR LESS) INCENDIARY DESTROYERS
VGT # 16VGT #16

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25. Enabling Learning Objective C
Action: Secure arms, ammunition, and explosives (AA&E)
to include privately owned weapons.
Conditions: Given a lecture, discussion, and current reference
material.
Standards: Secure AA&E by risk categories and POW’s IAW
AR , chapter 4-5.

26. AA&E RISK CATEGORIES
I-STRINGENT SECURITY II-MOST COMMON (ARMS ROOMS) III-MODERATE SECURITY IV-MINIMUM SECURITY
VGT #17

27. POWs
STORED SEPARATELY INVENTORIED IAW AR POST STATE/LOCAL LAWS- *OWNERSHIP *REGISTRATION *POSSESSION WITHDRAWN UPON COMMANDERS APPROVAL AND SURRENDER OF DA FORM 3749
VGT #18

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29. Enabling Learning Objective D
Action: Control access into a protected area.
Conditions: Given a lecture, discussion, and current reference
material.
Standards: Identify measures for controlling access into a
protected area.

30. FENCE TYPES
*CHAIN LINK *BARBED WIRE *CONCERTINA *GENERAL PURPOSE BARBED TAPE OBSTACLE (GPBTO)
VGT #19

31. FE FENCING FE5-6 FOOT HIGH FABRIC, TOP GUARD OPTIONAL.
FE6-7 FOOT HIGH FABRIC, SINGLE TOP GUARD REQUIRED.
FE7-7FOOT HIGH FABRIC, DOUBLE TOP GUARD REQUIRED.
VGT #20

32. TOP GUARD
*1 OR 2 OUTRIGGERS, PERMANENTLY AFFIXED TO FENCE POST. *OUTRIGGERS 18" IN LENGTH AND MOUNTED AT A 45 DEGREE ANGLE. *SINGLE OUTRIGGERS ANGLED TOWARD THREAT. *3 STRANDS OF BARBED WIRE, SPACED 6" APART.
VGT #21

33. VEHICLE BARRIERS CRASH BEAMS JERSEY BOUNCE BOLLARDS CONCRETE BLOCKS
3/4" CABLE
LARGE VEHICLE TIRES
JERSEY BOUNCE
55 GALLON BARRELS
CRASH BEAMS
VEHICLE BARRIERS
VGT #22

34. RESTRICTED AREA (WARNING SIGNS)
-WARN INTRUDERS OF RESTRICTED AREAS AND THAT TRESPASSING MAY RESULT IN THE USE OF DEADLY FORCE.
-PLACED AT INTERVALS OF NO MORE THAN FT AND ENTRY POINTS SO THEY CAN BE EASILY SEEN.
-BILINGUAL, IF OTHER LANGUAGES ARE SPOKEN IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA.
VGT #23

35. LOCK TYPES
-DEAD BOLT LATCHES -COMBINATION LOCKS -CIPHER LOCKS -KEYED PADLOCKS *HIGH *MEDIUM *LOW -MASTER LOCK/KEY SYSTEM PROHIBITED
VGT # 24 #24

36. KEY CUSTODIAN
-APPOINTED, IN WRITING, BY COMMANDER -MAINTAIN ACCOUNTABILITY OF KEYS -INSURE ALTERNATE CUSTODIANS ARE FAMILIAR WITH KEY/LOCK PROCEDURES -CLEARLY UNDERSTANDS UNIT SECURITY POLICIES/PROCEDURES
VGT #25

37. GUARD FORCE
-PERSONALLY SELECTED BY CO./SEC OFF. *DESIRABLE QUALITIES *PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE *PERSONAL EXPERIENCE -CLEARLY UNDERSTAND UNIT SECURITY POLICIES/PROCEDURES
VGT #26

38. GUARD FORCE (CONT.)
-PROPERLY TRAINED *CARE/USE OF WEAPONS *USE OF FORCE *RESPONSIBILITY/AUTHORITY *LOCATION OF FIRST AID/FIRE EQUIPMENT *FORMS OF SABOTAGE, ESPIONAGE, AND PILFERAGE
VGT #27

39. GUARD FORCE (CONT.)
-EQUIPMENT *CLOTHING *WEAPONS *VEHICLES *COMMUNICATIONS
VGT #28

40. PERSONNEL
IDENTIFICATION
AND
CONTROL
PROCEDURES
VGT #29

41. PERSONAL RECOGNITION SYSTEM
ADMINISTERED EASY
NO EXTRA EXPENSE
LIMITED TO UNDER 30 PEOPLE
LIMITS GUARD ROTATION
GUARD - WORK FAMILIARITY
VGT #30
LOCAL CONTROL

42. SINGLE BADGE SYSTEM DEFENSE DEPOT 4321 17 OCT 75 WG-4
NEWMAN, ALFRED E.
WG-4
17 OCT 75
4321
CHIEF, SECURITY DIV.
SINGLE BADGE
SYSTEM
VGT #31

43. EXCHANGE BADGE SYSTEM 640 DEFENSE DEPOT 4321 17 OCT 75 VGT #32 WG-4
NEWMAN, ALFRED E.
WG-4
17 OCT 75
4321
CHIEF, SECURITY DIV.
BADGE
SYSTEM
VGT #32
640
EXCHANGE

44. MULTIPLE BADGE SYSTEM VGT #33 DEFENSE DEPOT 4321 17 OCT 75 WG-4
NEWMAN, ALFRED E.
WG-4
17 OCT 75
4321
CHIEF, SECURITY DIV.
MULTIPLE
BADGE
SYSTEM
VGT #33

45. SENSITIVE ITEMS
*HIGH VALUE ITEMS *HIGHLY TECHNICAL ITEMS *HAZARDOUS ITEMS *AA&E *DEMOLITION MATERIALS
VGT # 34

46. INVENTORIES QUARTERLY MONTHLY FOR AA&E SUN TUE MON WED THU FRI SAT 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
INVENTORIES
QUARTERLY
MONTHLY FOR AA&E

47. RESPONSIBILITIES -COUNT EACH SENSITIVE ITEM
-VISUALLY CHECK CONDITION -CHECK END ITEMS FOR COMPLETENESS -CROSS REFERENCE SERIAL NUMBERS -REPORT DAMAGED ITEMS -PREPARE MFR
VGT # 36

48. RESPONSIBILITIES -COUNT EACH SENSITIVE ITEM
-VISUALLY CHECK CONDITION -CHECK END ITEMS FOR COMPLETENESS -CROSS REFERENCE SERIAL NUMBERS -REPORT DAMAGED ITEMS -PREPARE MFR
VGT # 36

49. AA&E INVENTORIES (CONT.)
INVENTORY AMMO BY LISTING ITS: -PURPOSE -DODIC -LOT NUMBER -QUANITY ON HAND -QUANITY SIGNED OUT -QUANITIES BANDED/SEALED
VGT # 38

50. AA&E INVENTORY RESULTS
MFR MUST: -BE SIGNED BY PERSON CONDUCTING INVENTORY -LIST WEAPONS SIGNED OUT OR IN MAINTENANCE -LIST QUANITIES OF LOOSE, BANDED, AND SEALED AMMO -LIST CONTAINER SEAL NUMBERS
RETAIN MFR: 2 YRS=NO DICSREPANCIES 4 YRS=W/DISCREPANCIES

51. ?
Well???