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Originally posted by deathB4dishonor
I don't know about you guys but our base does it like every month for training. I wouldn't get too worked up about it.
Originally posted by sirric
Originally posted by deathB4dishonor
I don't know about you guys but our base does it like every month for training. I wouldn't get too worked up about it.
DB4D
It would be one thing if it were a drill, This is not. United States wide is implementing an increase to Force Protection on a SUNDAY morning!
Most drills are conducted Mon-Fri during normal working hours. This is not just routine.
Now confirmed it is all US Military bases, Now the question is, are Oconus Bases increasing there FPC?
Any confirmation available from our overseas members?
Officials increase FPCON
Posted 5/1/2011 Updated 5/1/2011 Email story Print story
633d Air Base Wing Public Affairs
5/1/2011 - JOINT BASE LANGLEY-EUSTIS, Va. -- Officials have increased security measures for Langley AFB and Ft. Eustis, taking the Force Protection level to Bravo.
People should expect traffic delays entering either installation as well as at some facilities.
Residents and employees should remain vigilant in maintaining the security of the installations. If someone notices anyone or anything suspicious, on Langley they should call the 633d Security Forces Squadron at 764-5091; on Eustis they should call the 733d Security Forces Squadron at 878-4555.
As conditions change, updates will be made available.
Fort Detrick Advisory for Sunday, May 01, 2011
Increased security measures in effect As part of ongoing security and force protection measures, visitors and employees at Fort Detrick Frederick and Fort Detrick Forest Glen can expect increased security measures in effect for the time being. This might include more frequent or thorough vehicle searches, requiring valid ID at facility entrances (such as the PX, gym or commissary, for instance), or other measures designed to protect the workforce and infrastructure and deter those who might wish to disrupt operations. There is no specific threat, and daily operations will continue as usual. Specific details of security measures or time frames cannot be disclosed, but information will be provided if and as the situation changes. Please expect to spend a little extra time at gates and other checkpoints if necessary as we implement increased security measures. The Trusted Traveler Program is temporarily suspended and all visitors will be required to provide valid, individual identification at the gates. Thanks for your patience and cooperation.
Fort Detrick Customer Service: 301-619-7611 or 1-800-256-7621
This site was last updated 05/01/11 0207 hrs.
Originally posted by sirric
reply to post by whywhynot
You are welcome...
It is hard to provide real time contact info about the military without compromising any classified directives.
I'd hate to be wikileaked.......
Originally posted by greeneyedleo
that is the issue. At this time, it is classified. I have already tried to find out what is going on....and cant due to classification. :/
Originally posted by iamhobo
They will usually raise the level to BRAVO when there is simply a suspicion. I would hardly be worried about the current FPCON until it reaches CHARLIE.edit on 1-5-2011 by iamhobo because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by johngrissom
Originally posted by iamhobo
They will usually raise the level to BRAVO when there is simply a suspicion. I would hardly be worried about the current FPCON until it reaches CHARLIE.edit on 1-5-2011 by iamhobo because: (no reason given)
ERRRRRRRRRRRRRR....wrong!
Charlie means there is an attack at any moment.
Bravo means there is a threat of an attack...so bravo is a concern
Quit spreading BS
FPCON BRAVO: This applies when an increased or more predictable threat exists. In addition to the measures required by FPCON ALPHA, the following measures will be implemented:
1. Increase the frequency of warnings as previously required under FPCON ALPHA, and inform personnel of additional threat information as appropriate
2. Inform soldiers, civilian employees and family members of the general threat situation to stop rumors and prevent unnecessary alarm
3. Move automobiles and objects such as trash containers and crates a safe distance from potential targets
4. Verify the identity of all personnel entering the installation by inspecting ID cards or grant access based on visual recognition
5. Increase the frequency of random identity checks (inspection of ID cards, security badges and vehicle registration documents).