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LESSON 2
PRACTICE EXERCISE
ANSWER KEY AND FEEDBACK
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| 2. | When a commander becomes aware of credible derogatory information he must suspend his access and conduct an inquiry or request an investigation from DSS. |
| 3. | The only person authorized to deny or revoke a security clearance under the provisions of paragraph 8-201 (a), AR 680-37 is the Commander, CCF. |
| 4. | What three types of activity constitute disloyalty? Subversive activity. Active and knowing membership in a subversive organization. Advocacy of the violent overthrow of the government. |
| 5. | An individual who is not disloyal but whose behavior makes him susceptible to blackmail or other inducements is said to be vulnerable, which may make his access to classified information a risk to national security. |
| 6. | What did the Smith Act establish? The Smith Act established advocacy of the violent overthrow of the government as a criminal offense. |
| 7. | When the issue is loyalty, policy requires that individual service members whose security clearances are revoked or denied must be eliminated from military service. |
| 8. | When an individual's favorable personnel actions are suspended, interim reports are due from the initiating command every 2 months after the date suspension action is initiated until the case is closed. What are the two exceptions to this rule?
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