Some routes on base might be blocked, and there might be evidence of increased security.
When the exercise begins, base first responders will hurry to staged locations, Wright-Patterson said in a news release Tuesday.
“There they will assess the situation and employ the measures to safeguard life and mitigate the effects of such an event,” the base said. “As first responders do so, the 88th Air Base Wing’s inspection team will evaluate their response on-scene as well, as any potentially affected areas on Wright-Patt.”
If you hear sirens or the “giant voice,” be advised it is part of an on-base exercise, unless otherwise notified.
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