Question 1

The first criminal groups led by men with military training were&#10;A) Outlaw motorcycle gangs&#10;B) Mexican Mafia&#10;C) River pirates&#10;D) Gangster Disciples

Accepted Answer

River pirates, particularly along the Mississippi River, were known for their violent tactics and often included members with military backgrounds. Outlaw motorcycle gangs and Gangster Disciples came later in history and the Mexican Mafia, while formed in the 1950s, did not have a significant presence until the 1970s.

Question 2

Samuel Mason was a former militia captain in which military conflict?&#10;A) Mexican-American war&#10;B) Civil War&#10;C) WWI&#10;D) American Revolution

Accepted Answer

Samuel Mason was a former militia captain during the American Revolution. After the war, he became notorious as the leader of a gang of river pirates and highwaymen on the lower Ohio River.

Question 3

In the 1840s _________________ joined the military in NY seeking better opportunities and a fresh start in a new location.&#10;A) Samuel Mason&#10;B) River pirates&#10;C) Street gang members&#10;D) Mafia members

Accepted Answer

In the 1840s, street gang members joined the military in New York seeking better opportunities and a fresh start in a new location. This was a common path for individuals looking to escape the difficult and often violent life of urban gangs, seeing military service as a way to improve their circumstances.

Question 4

During the California gold rush some travelers from around the world would sign on with ships to help off load the cargo. Upon arrival they would flee to the mines, neglecting their duties. The ships captains hired a group called ________to go and retrieve the sailors.

A) The Hounds
B) The Guerillas
C) The Bouncers
D) The Masons

Accepted Answer

The Hounds were a group hired by ship captains during the California Gold Rush to retrieve sailors who abandoned their duties to head for the mines.

Question 5

Who was considered a &#34;gangster's gangster&#34;?&#10;A) Jesse James&#10;B) Samuel Mason&#10;C) George Knox&#10;D) Monk Eastman

Accepted Answer

Monk Eastman was considered a "gangster's gangster" due to his violent tendencies and leadership of the Eastman gang in early 20th century New York City. He was known for being a skilled street fighter and his gang controlled various rackets including gambling and prostitution.

Question 6

Military-trained gang members may be more likely to initiate or engage in potentially deadly confrontations with _______________.&#10;A) Intra gang conflicts&#10;B) Police&#10;C) Average citizens&#10;D) Their gang leaders

Accepted Answer

Military training may increase a gang member's confidence and proficiency in using weapons and tactics, which could lead to more confrontations with police. They may also view the police as an adversary, similar to enemy combatants in a military conflict.

Question 7

Active duty personnel are actively recruited for their knowledge, reliable income, tactical skills, and dedication to a cause by&#10;A) River pirates&#10;B) OMGs&#10;C) Up and coming gangs&#10;D) Hybrid gangs

Accepted Answer

Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs (OMGs) actively recruit military personnel for their skills and training in weapons, tactics, and discipline. The reliable income and benefits offered by military service can also be attractive to those seeking to join criminal organizations.

Question 8

In the Uniform Code of Military Justice there is no definition for&#10;A) Pirate&#10;B) Hound&#10;C) Gang&#10;D) Extremist

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the Uniform Code of Military Justice...

Question 9

Gang members who serve in the military must abide by the&#10;A) UCMJ&#10;B) MTGM&#10;C) OMG&#10;D) Gang policy

Accepted Answer

Gang members who serve in the military must abide by the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) like any other service member. The UCMJ is a well-established set of rules and regulations that govern the conduct of all service members and ensure discipline and order within the military. Gang activity is strictly prohibited by the UCMJ, and service members found to be participating in gang activity can face severe consequences, including dishonorable discharge and criminal charges.

Question 10

Those engaging in the gang lifestyle are inherently a ___________________ and cannot be depended upon to support the community&#10;A) Dead weight&#10;B) Nuisance&#10;C) Security threat&#10;D) Thief

Accepted Answer

Those engaging in the gang lifestyle often participate in illegal activities, which poses a security threat to the community. They cannot be depended upon to support the community because their actions are often harmful and detrimental to society.

Question 11

Gang membership is often protected by the _______ Amendment&#10;A) First&#10;B) Second&#10;C) Third&#10;D) Fourth

Accepted Answer

The answer of Gang membership is often protected by the...

Question 12

_____________________does not automatically prevent service in the military.&#10;A) A lengthy criminal record&#10;B) Membership in a gang&#10;C) Political Asylum&#10;D) Time spent in prison

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____________________does not automatically prevent service in the...

Question 13

The most prominent gang involvement in the 2016 GDEATA was&#10;A) MS-13 and Vice Lords&#10;B) Norte&#241;as and Sure&#241;os&#10;C) Bloods and Gangster Disciples&#10;D) Crips and Latin Kings

Accepted Answer

The answer of The most prominent gang involvement in the...

Question 14

The _______________ MC were the most prominent OMG in Army CID cases&#10;A) Hells Angels&#10;B) Mongols&#10;C) Gypsy Jokers&#10;D) Bandidos

Accepted Answer

The answer of The _______________ MC were the most prominent...

Question 15

A variation of the pulling levers approach was a program called __________ that used a zero-tolerance approach&#10;A) Operation Ceasefire&#10;B) Operation Checks and Balances&#10;C) HICB&#10;D) Operation No Fly Zone

Accepted Answer

The answer of A variation of the pulling levers approach...

Deck 8: Gangs and the Military