True or False: FPCONs are terms used to quantify the level of terrorism threat on a global scale.

FPCONs, or Force Protection Conditions, are specifically defined levels used by the U.S. military to identify and respond to varying threats of terrorism. They categorize levels of security measures that should be implemented based on the assessed threat level, enabling military personnel and installations to enhance their protective posture. This system is not a global measure but is tailored primarily for U.S. military operations and installations. While other countries and agencies may have similar systems or terminology for assessing terrorism threats, FPCONs themselves do not quantify the level of terrorism threat on a global scale. Therefore, stating that the FPCONs are terminologies referring to a global quantification of terrorism threats is inaccurate.