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  • At what time is Information Dissemination scheduled?
  • What is the highest level on the force continuum?
  • Which form is required to be completed for a marine casualty?
  • What are the combined time limits for alcohol and drug testing after a Marine Casualty?
  • Which event qualifies as a reportable casualty due to environmental hazard or navigation hazard with significant damage?
  • Which action should be taken first after receiving an NRC report?
  • Baja Tempestad involvement is focused on countering the drug and migrant smuggling threat in waters off which location?
  • Which vessels are required to submit an ANOA?
  • During a Marine Casualty, what is the time limit for alcohol testing?
  • Starburst refers to which range and location?
  • Which statement correctly matches the first two steps with their channels?
  • What is the National Command Center's role in this process?
  • Which statement describes the COTP's responsibility?
  • Which facility is associated with the designation Long Rifle?
  • Which statement best summarizes the Coast Guard's enforcement authority under the law of the high seas?
  • Which communications channel handles the Initial Report?
  • What distance defines State Waters?
  • Which option is a Security Zone location in the AOR?
  • What is the purpose of the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund (OSLTF)?
  • COTP stands for which?
  • What are the chatroom usernames used for official discussions?
  • Which agency responds to sewage spills?
  • What is a Special Interest Vessel (SIV)?
  • To which office should the form be submitted?
  • Which inland spill size is defined as Major?
  • Which statement about the Right of Visit (ROV) is correct?
  • OCMI stands for which?
  • Which duty best describes a Situations Unit watchstander’s responsibility?
  • Which option is NOT listed as a Security Zone in the AOR?
  • Which groups are encompassed by NAMSI's scope?
  • Which step in the force continuum comes after Verbal Commands?
  • When should you open a SAR case in MISLE?
  • Which chat room is NOT monitored?
  • Which statement best reflects FOIA's core right for the public?
  • Which agencies are members of the Regional Coordinating Mechanism (ReCoM)?
  • How far does the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) extend from the Baseline?
  • Which set correctly identifies a Target of Interest (TOI)?
  • Under 14 USC 89A, what authority does the Coast Guard have on the high seas and waters subject to U.S. jurisdiction?
  • Which statement correctly maps a time point to its event?
  • How is Force Majure defined in the maritime context?
  • Which of the following groups works for the Deputy?
  • Can you release the names of individuals rescued before a case is closed?
  • Which communications channel handles Information Dissemination?
  • What information should you withhold when releasing information to the public?
  • Which role is responsible for disseminating the Critical Incident Report?
  • In the coastal spill size classification, Major spills are defined as exceeding how many gallons?
  • What best describes Operation Stonegarden?
  • Which of the following is NOT an inland spill size category?
  • Which list fully represents the authorities under Sector CO?
  • Which of the following is a SAR event that would raise suspicion in regard to law enforcement?
  • GAR stands for what concept in risk assessment?
  • What is a Blue Dart Message used for?
  • A spill of 25,000 gallons falls into which spill size category?
  • Which inland lake is NOT listed as part of the SSD AOR?
  • Where are the QRCs located?
  • Under NAMSI, standard procedures for communications, training, procedures, and operations are coordinated among which groups?
  • The MOU regarding hot gas at SCI authorizes hot gas for which missions?
  • Which AMO asset category includes Mike Boats?
  • Which definition best describes a stowaway?
  • Which statement describes the initial report's purpose?
  • Which action is listed as something the SU can do to aid the OU during a SAR case?
  • Which BAC pair correctly distinguishes commercial vessels and pleasure crafts?
  • What does NAMSI stand for?
  • Where can mariners obtain licensing information or credentials guidance?
  • Which resource is used to verify the status of arriving vessels?
  • Explain the importance of using QRCs and check sheets.
  • In maritime jurisdiction, at what point is the baseline established for measuring territorial seas?
  • Which statement is true about Information Dissemination?
  • Which is not a sensor for AIS vessel movement?
  • Baja Tempestad is best described as which collaboration?
  • Kraken is the designation for which training area?
  • Which authority designates Security Zones under the Magnuson act?
  • What are the three ACP 9800 categories used to classify Sensitive Sites?
  • Which of the following is a reportable Marine Casualty?
  • Who enforces state law within the San Diego Bay?
  • Which is Step 3 in the vessel on vessel Use of Force sequence?
  • A private space is defined as what?
  • When is MSRAM used?
  • Where do you find sensitive sites in the SSD Area of Responsibility (AOR)?
  • Which authorities are delegated by the Sector CO?
  • What is a Safety Zone?
  • What are the two main asset categories under AMO?
  • What does Basic Initial Safety Sweep (BISS) involve?
  • Where would you reference the regulations for Limited Access Areas in SSD AOR?
  • Which list correctly identifies inland lakes in the SSD AOR?
  • A Letter of Deviation is required when a vessel has what condition?
  • Bigfoot is a designation used to control airspace for what purpose?
  • Where do mariners wishing to obtain mariner licensing and credentials go?
  • Under 14 USC 2, what is the Coast Guard's enforcement role?
  • What is a Security Zone?
  • What is the purpose of NAMSI?
  • Kraken is the designation for which training area?
  • What does BP stand for in the CBP branches?
  • Which inland spill size category is defined as Minor?
  • Which statement describes the Right of Approach (ROA)?
  • Where are the High Seas located?
  • Which spill size category is defined as Minor?
  • FOSC stands for which?
  • Which sequence correctly lists the events in chronological order?
  • Which of the following is NOT a migrant category listed for Coast Guard encounters?
  • Which policy states that 'Excessive force shall never be used'?
  • The Local Tactical Picture is developed and evaluated to provide which of the following?
  • Which of the following is a division under the Prevention department?
  • Which is the second step in the force continuum?
  • What is a NOFI according to the provided material?
  • Which of the following is an LE consideration when conducting a MEDEVAC?
  • What does CIC stand for?
  • Which of the following is an AMO air asset?
  • Under a NOV, liability can be up to what amount or multiple of cleanup cost?
  • Which organization sends out the Critical Incident Report?
  • What should you do if an unauthorized vessel enters a restricted area?
  • Which asset is a marine asset under the AMO?
  • What is a Notice of Violation (NOV) as described in the material?
  • Who should be contacted regarding hot gas at SCI?
  • PEACE relates to identifying hazards in which areas?
  • What do you do if the TACLAN system goes down?
  • What is an absconder?
  • Tracking and identifying TOIs results in alerts to which units?
  • What is the legal BAC limit for pleasure crafts?
  • Which of the following is NOT a stated justification for deadly force?
  • What is the primary purpose of establishing a Safety Zone?
  • How many steps are there in the Coast Guard's force continuum?
  • NAMSI provides an operational relationship among which entities?
  • What is the core principle of the Coast Guard Commandant's Use of Force Policy?
  • In Step 2 of vessel on vessel Use of Force, which action is described?
  • Beaver control is a term for which facility?
  • Which resources are available to verify the status of arriving vessels?
  • Which agency is NOT listed as a member of ReCoM?
  • What action must be taken if the duty air crew is forecast to surpass 4.5 hours of flight time?
  • What are routine tasks expected on an SU day and mid watch?
  • Who should be called for submarines and aircraft carrier escorts?
  • Which statement correctly distinguishes the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) from other maritime zones?
  • Which ACP category corresponds to Extremely Sensitive, the highest level of concern?
  • How is a deserter defined?
  • COTP actions refer to which authority?
  • What is the target time after the trigger for the Initial Report?
  • At what level of Use of Force shall a message be released VIA CGMS?
  • What is a Target of Interest (TOI)?
  • Do the Duty PRs respond to sewage spills?
  • Which term describes the area beyond 200 nautical miles from the baseline where freedom of navigation applies under international law?
  • TOI in this context refers to what?
  • Which AMO asset is an air asset?
  • What is the Contiguous Zone and its legal purpose?
  • Which duty involves acting as a liaison for all OGAs to contact?
  • Which of the following is a Security Zone in the AOR?
  • What is the right of visit (ROV) under international law?
  • What distance defines the Territorial Seas from the Baseline?
  • What is the maximum flight time allowed for the duty crew?
  • ASSA stands for?
  • Which statement best describes the role of the Regional Exam Center (RCC) in licensing?
  • What time does the Follow-on Conference Call occur?
  • Which application is NOT monitored on SIPR?
  • STAAR identifies options including which of the following?
  • Under CG policy, at what amount does medical marijuana stop being personal use?
  • What are the three elements of the Jurisdictional Triangle?
  • What is the primary purpose of the Jurisdictional Triangle?
  • What does MDA stand for in maritime operations?
  • Under what conditions are we able to use SCI for hot gas?
  • FMSC stands for which?
  • What is hot pursuit?
  • SMC stands for which?
  • Where can you find briefing thresholds for notifying district?
  • Which statement best describes the FOIA's purpose?
  • What is the primary purpose of a Security Zone?
  • Which programs fall under the COTP's administration?
  • What is the approved method for SU to coordinate with FACSFAC?
  • How many steps are there in the ORM process?
  • During a Marine Casualty, what is the time limit for drug testing?
  • Which statement best describes the purpose of the Regional Coordinating Mechanism (ReCoM)?
  • Starburst refers to SCORE located at which site?
  • The Marine Task Force is comprised of Harbor Police officers who counter which threats?
  • What is the right of approach (ROA) under international law?
  • What is the legal BAC for commercial vessels?
  • Which act authorizes designation of Security Zones under federal law?
  • Which statement best describes the Posse Comitatus Act?
  • The Critical Incident Report is issued with what level of importance?
  • Which Harbor security group is part of the Marine Task Force composition?
  • How long does the mariner have to complete the 2692 form?
  • Who determines if an incident is critical during the Initial Report?
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