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ANTI-TERRORISM

ANTI-TERRORISM. TERRORISM DEFINED. THE CALCULATED USE OF UNLAWFUL VIOLENCE OR THREAT OF VIOLENCE TO INCULCATE FEAR; INTENDED TO COERCE OR TO INTIMIDATE GOVERNMENTS OR SOCIETIES IN THE PURSUIT OF GOALS THAT ARE GENERALLY: POLITICAL Terrorists who fight for political reasons RELIGIOUS

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ANTI-TERRORISM

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  1. ANTI-TERRORISM

  2. TERRORISM DEFINED • THE CALCULATED USE OF UNLAWFUL VIOLENCE OR THREAT OF VIOLENCE TO INCULCATE FEAR; INTENDED TO COERCE OR TO INTIMIDATE GOVERNMENTS OR SOCIETIES IN THE PURSUIT OF GOALS THAT ARE GENERALLY: • POLITICAL • Terrorists who fight for political reasons • RELIGIOUS • View governments as illegitimate based on religion • IDEOLOGICAL • Terrorism is morally justifiable

  3. ANTI-TERRORISM THEMES • ANONYMITY • PLANNNING • AWARENESS • ACCESS • UNPREDICTABILITY • TEAMWORK

  4. TRAINING SCENARIO • WE WILL DISCUSS PERSONAL SECURITY MEASURES YOU MUST KNOW, PERTAINING TO: • Air travel • Ground travel • Hotel security • Vehicle bomb • Government facility • Hostage survival • Returning home

  5. AIR TRAVEL & ANTI-TERRORISM CONCEPTS

  6. AIR TRAVEL • Packing for the trip • Choosing a seat • Moving through the airport terminal • Encountering danger • Negotiating with the hijacker • Interacting with local authorities

  7. AIR TRAVEL CHOICES • Packing for the Trip • Pack a military duffel bag and wear your uniform • Use a standard civilian suitcase and wear plain clothing • Use an oversized suitcase with a “U.S. Government” label and wear your uniform • Choosing a seat • Middle seat, rear of aircraft • Window seat, mid-aircraft • Aisle seat, front of aircraft

  8. AIR TRAVEL • Packing for the Trip • Pack a military duffel bag and wear your uniform • Use a standard civilian suitcase and wear plain clothing • Use an oversized suitcase with a “U.S. Government” label and wear your uniform • Choosing a seat • Middle seat, rear of aircraft? • Window seat, mid-aircraft? • Aisle seat, front of aircraft?

  9. AIR TRAVEL • MOVING THROUGH THE AIRPORT TERMINAL: A PERSON CAUSES A PROBLEM WITH SECURITY. WHAT SHOULD YOU DO? • Show your military I.D., take control, and try to calm the people down • Wait and do nothing while security personnel handle it • Tell them to hurry up because you have a plane to catch

  10. AIR TRAVEL • MOVING THROUGH THE AIRPORT TERMINAL: A PERSON CAUSES A PROBLEM WITH SECURITY. WHAT SHOULD YOU DO? • Show your military I.D., take control, and try to calm the people down • Wait and do nothing while security personnel handle it • Tell them to hurry up because you have a plane to catch

  11. AIR TRAVEL • AIRPLANE HIJACKING • YOUR RESPONSE SHOULD BE? • Be alert and remain calm • Hide your military I.D. • Encourage others to remain calm • Try to understand the developing situation

  12. AIR TRAVEL • AIRPLANE HIJACKING • Be alert and remain calm • Hide your military I.D. • Encourage others to remain calm • Try to understand the developing situation

  13. AIR TRAVEL • AIRPLANE HIJACKING; THINGS TO CONSIDER • FEDERAL AIR MARSHALL ABOARD • HOW HEAVILY ARMED ARE HIJACKERS • DO HIJACKERS WATCH PASSENGERS CLOSELY • ARE THE PILOTS IN CONTROL OF THE AIRCRAFT • WHAT IS THE HIJACKER(S) DESTINATION • DO THE HIJACKERS DEMAND ID FROM PASSENGERS • IS SOMEONE IN A POSITION TO RESIST THE HIJACKERS • ARE PASSENGERS ABLE TO PLACE CALLS TO PEOPLE ON THE GROUND • ARE PASSENGERS SINGLED OUT BASED ON NATIONALITY OR AFFILIATION

  14. INTERACTING WITH LOCAL AUTHORITIES • ANSWER IF THEY ASK QUESTIONS. DON’T DISCLOSE MILITARY AFFILIATION OR DRAW UNNEEDED ATTENTION TO YOURSELF SINCE YOU WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR THE LOCAL TRIAL IN ANY EVENT • COOPERATE, GIVE A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE HIJACKERS, AND PROVIDE YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION. AT FIRST OPPORTUNITY, INFORM YOUR COMMANDER OF THE HIJACKING INCIDENT AND YOUR COOPERATION WITH AUTHORITIES • ENSURE AUTHORITIES RECOGNIZE YOUR SPECIAL STATUS AS A U.S. MILITARY PERSON AND TRY TO GATHER INFORMATION FROM THE OTHER PASSENGERS IN ORDER TO ASSIST IN THE INVESTIGATION

  15. INTERACTING WITH LOCAL AUTHORITIES • ANSWER IF THEY ASK QUESTIONS. DON’T DISCLOSE MILITARY AFFILIATION OR DRAW UNNEEDED ATTENTION TO YOURSELF SINCE YOU WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR THE LOCAL TRIAL IN ANY EVENT • COOPERATE, GIVE A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE HIJACKERS, AND PROVIDE YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION. AT FIRST OPPORTUNITY, INFORM YOUR COMMANDER OF THE HIJACKING INCIDENT AND YOUR COOPERATION WITH AUTHORITIES • ENSURE AUTHORITIES RECOGNIZE YOUR SPECIAL STATUS AS A U.S. MILITARY PERSON AND TRY TO GATHER INFORMATION FROM THE OTHER PASSENGERS IN ORDER TO ASSIST IN THE INVESTIGATION

  16. QUESTIONS

  17. GROUND TRAVEL • CONCEPTS • CONTINUING YOUR TRAVEL • RENTING A CAR • INSPECTING YOUR VEHICLE • GETTING DIRECTIONS • DRIVING UNDER SURVEILLANCE

  18. GROUND TRAVEL • RENTING A CAR • CHOOSE OLDER MODEL CAR OFFERED AT A CUT-RATE PRICE AT OFF-BRAND LOCAL RENTAL CAR COMPANY. AVOID DISTINCTIVE MARKINGS & KEEP GAS TANK ½ FULL AT ALL TIMES • CHOOSE RECENT MODEL STATION WAGON COMMONLY USED IN THE LOCAL AREA WITH A GAS CAP LOCK & CONDUCT GOOD SAFETY INSPECTION • CHOOSE A RECENT MODEL, MID-SIZED, SEDAN COMMONLY USED IN THE LOCAL AREA. AVOID DISTINCTIVE MARKINGS & KEEP GAS TANK ½ FULL AT ALL TIMES

  19. GROUND TRAVEL • RENTING A CAR • CHOOSE OLDER MODEL CAR OFFERED AT A CUT-RATE PRICE AT OFF-BRAND LOCAL RENTAL CAR COMPANY. AVOID DISTINCTIVE MARKINGS & KEEP GAS TANK ½ FULL AT ALL TIMES • CHOOSE RECENT MODEL STATION WAGON COMMONLY USED IN THE LOCAL AREA WITH A GAS CAP LOCK & CONDUCT GOOD SAFETY INSPECTION • CHOOSE A RECENT MODEL, MID-SIZED, SEDAN COMMONLY USED IN THE LOCAL AREA. AVOID DISTINCTIVE MARKINGS & KEEP GAS TANK ½ FULL AT ALL TIMES

  20. GROUND TRAVEL • HOW DO YOU CONDUCT A VEHICLE INSPECTION • LOOK FOR EVIDENCE OF TAMPERING BY THOROUGHLY INSPECTING THE EXTERIOR WITHOUT TOUCHING THE CAR AND THEN MOVING TO THE INTERIOR OF THE CAR… • LOOK FOR EVIDENCE OF TAMPERING BY INSPECTING THE CAR FROM FRONT TO REAR. LOOK IN ALL COMPARTMENTS, TO INCLUDE… • LOOK FOR EVIDENCE OF TAMPERING BY THOROUGHLY INSPECTING THE CAR, TO INCLUDE…

  21. GROUND TRAVEL • HOW DO YOU CONDUCT A VEHICLE INSPECTION • LOOK FOR EVIDENCE OF TAMPERING BY THOROUGHLY INSPECTING THE EXTERIOR WITHOUT TOUCHING THE CAR AND THEN MOVING TO THE INTERIOR OF THE CAR… • LOOK FOR EVIDENCE OF TAMPERING BY INSPECTING THE CAR FROM FRONT TO REAR. LOOK IN ALL COMPARTMENTS, TO INCLUDE… • LOOK FOR EVIDENCE OF TAMPERING BY THOROUGHLY INSPECTING THE CAR, TO INCLUDE…

  22. GROUND TRAVEL • Before leaving the rental car counter in the busy airport luggage are, you realize you need driving directions to the hotel. You wisely decide not to ask a local stranger or taxi driver, but choose to protect your privacy by calling the hotel on a pay phone. How should you interact with the hotel staff while on the phone?

  23. GROUND TRAVEL • HOW DO YOU GET DIRECTIONS • IDENTIFY YOURSELF AND ASK FOR DIRECTIONS USING A DIRECT ROUTE AND MAIN ROADS. ASK THEM TO REPEAT IF YOU DIDN’T GET ALL THE FIRST TIME • ASK FOR DIRECTIONS USING A DIRECT ROUTE… REPEAT INFORMATION BACK TO CONFIRM YOU HAVE CORRECT DIRECTIONS • WITHOUT IDENTIFYING YOURSELF, ASK FOR DIRECTIONS USING DIRECT ROUTE AND MAIN ROADS. ASK THEM TO REPEAT INFORMATION IF YOU DID NOT GET ALL THE FIRST TIME

  24. GROUND TRAVEL • HOW DO YOU GET DIRECTIONS • IDENTIFY YOURSELF AND ASK FOR DIRECTIONS USING A DIRECT ROUTE AND MAIN ROADS. ASK THEM TO REPEAT IF YOU DIDN’T GET ALL THE FIRST TIME • ASK FOR DIRECTIONS USING A DIRECT ROUTE… REPEAT INFORMATION BACK TO CONFIRM YOU HAVE CORRECT DIRECTIONS • WITHOUT IDENTIFYING YOURSELF, ASK FOR DIRECTIONS USING DIRECT ROUTE AND MAIN ROADS. ASK THEM TO REPEAT INFORMATION IF YOU DID NOT GET ALL THE FIRST TIME

  25. GROUND TRAVEL • On the road to the hotel, you stay on main highways and through streets since you do not know the area well. You are still thinking about the aircraft incident and the emphatic warnings of your commander. As you keep an eye on the surrounding traffic, you try to remember if the truck behind you was the same one that followed you from the car rental office and you nervously lock the doors and close the windows. You wisely decide not to try to outrun the truck.

  26. GROUND TRAVEL • DRIVING UNDER SURVEILLANCE • DRIVE AT NORMAL SPEED TO A SAFE PUBLIC LOCATION. KEEP A SAFE DISTANCE FROM VEHICLES IN FRONT OF YOU. TRY TO AVOID BLIND ALLEYS AND CUL-DE-SACS • DRIVE TO A SAFE PUBLIC LOCATION. SLOW DOWN & MAKE EYE CONTACT SO YOU CAN GET A GOOD DESCRIPTION OF THE DRIVER • DRIVE TO A SAFE PUBLIC LOCATION. TURN OFF ONTO A SIDE STREET AND PARK SO YOU CAN GET A GOOD DESCRIPTION OF THE DRIVER AS HE/SHE PASSES

  27. GROUND TRAVEL • DRIVING UNDER SURVEILLANCE • DRIVE AT NORMAL SPEED TO A SAFE PUBLIC LOCATION. KEEP A SAFE DISTANCE FROM VEHICLES IN FRONT OF YOU. TRY TO AVOID BLIND ALLEYS AND CUL-DE-SACS • DRIVE TO A SAFE PUBLIC LOCATION. SLOW DOWN & MAKE EYE CONTACT SO YOU CAN GET A GOOD DESCRIPTION OF THE DRIVER • DRIVE TO A SAFE PUBLIC LOCATION. TURN OFF ONTO A SIDE STREET AND PARK SO YOU CAN GET A GOOD DESCRIPTION OF THE DRIVER AS HE/SHE PASSES

  28. QUESTIONS

  29. HOTEL SECURITY • CONCEPTS TO BE DISCUSSED: • CHOOSING A ROOM • INSPECTING YOUR ROOM • DINING OUT • RETURNING TO YOUR ROOM

  30. HOTEL SECURITY • The room reserved for you when you made the reservation over the phone is on the first floor and opens directly onto the parking lot. Do you want to keep this room or change the reservation to a different room?

  31. HOTEL SECURITY • CHOOSING A ROOM • KEEP THE ROOM • TRADE FOR ONE ON THE 4TH FLOOR, NEAR A FIRE EXIT, WITH NO BALCONY, AWAY FROM THE STREET SIDE OF THE HOTEL, THAT OPENS TO THE HOTEL INTERIOR • TRADE FOR ONE ON THE 4TH FLOOR, NEAR THE ELEVATORS, WITH A BALCONY OVERLOOKING THE STREET, THAT OPENS TO THE HOTEL EXTERIOR • TRADE FOR ONE ON THE 12TH FLOOR, NEAR THE ELEVATORS AND A FIRE EXIT, THAT OPENS TO THE INTERIOR OF THE HOTEL

  32. HOTEL SECURITY • CHOOSING A ROOM • KEEP THE ROOM • TRADE FOR ONE ON THE 4TH FLOOR, NEAR A FIRE EXIT, WITH NO BALCONY, AWAY FROM THE STREET SIDE OF THE HOTEL, THAT OPENS TO THE HOTEL INTERIOR • TRADE FOR ONE ON THE 4TH FLOOR, NEAR THE ELEVATORS, WITH A BALCONY OVERLOOKING THE STREET, THAT OPENS TO THE HOTEL EXTERIOR • TRADE FOR ONE ON THE 12TH FLOOR, NEAR THE ELEVATORS AND A FIRE EXIT, THAT OPENS TO THE INTERIOR OF THE HOTEL

  33. HOTEL SECURITY • INSPECTING YOUR ROOM • INSPECT FOR GOOD LOCKS ON DOORS, BALCONY, AND WINDOWS. ENSURE RADIO OR TV WORK. LOOK FOR LOCK BOX OR HOTEL SAFE. ENSURE PHONE WORKS & THAT YOU KNOW EMERGENCY NUMBERS • INSPECT FOR GOOD LOCKS ON DOORS, BALCONY, AND WINDOWS. ENSURE CABLE TV WORKS. LOOK FOR LOCK BOX TO SECURE CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. ENSURE PHONE WORKS & THAT YOU KNOW EMERGENCY NUMBERS • INSPECT FOR GOOD LOCKS ON DOORS, BALCONY, AND WINDOWS. ENSURE TV WORKS. LOOK FOR LOCK BOX AND A MINI-BAR IN ROOM. ENSURE PHONE WORKS

  34. HOTEL SECURITY • INSPECTING YOUR ROOM • INSPECT FOR GOOD LOCKS ON DOORS, BALCONY, AND WINDOWS. ENSURE RADIO OR TV WORK. LOOK FOR LOCK BOX OR HOTEL SAFE. ENSURE PHONE WORKS & THAT YOU KNOW EMERGENCY NUMBERS • INSPECT FOR GOOD LOCKS ON DOORS, BALCONY, AND WINDOWS. ENSURE CABLE TV WORKS. LOOK FOR LOCK BOX TO SECURE CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. ENSURE PHONE WORKS & THAT YOU KNOW EMERGENCY NUMBERS • INSPECT FOR GOOD LOCKS ON DOORS, BALCONY, AND WINDOWS. ENSURE TV WORKS. LOOK FOR LOCK BOX AND A MINI-BAR IN ROOM. ENSURE PHONE WORKS

  35. DINING OUT • After making sure everything is in order, you head down to a nearby restaurant. You wisely ask for a table inside because the street side tables are more exposed to possible dangers. The restaurant is not very busy, and one friendly stranger (of the opposite gender) moves to the table next to yours and starts asking where you are from and what you do. How should you respond?

  36. HOTEL SECURITY • DINING OUT • TELL THE STRANGER TO LEAVE YOU ALONE • BE COUREOUS AND RESPECTFUL, BUT DO NOT RESPOND TO EFFORTS TO DISCUSS PERSONAL THINGS OR ABOUT YOUR PURPOSE IN TOWN • BE CAREFUL TO LEARN THE INTENTIONS OF THE STRANGER BEFORE ENGAGING IN CONVERSATION

  37. HOTEL SECURITY • DINING OUT • TELL THE STRANGER TO LEAVE YOU ALONE • BE COUREOUS AND RESPECTFUL, BUT DO NOT RESPOND TO EFFORTS TO DISCUSS PERSONAL THINGS OR ABOUT YOUR PURPOSE IN TOWN • BE CAREFUL TO LEARN THE INTENTIONS OF THE STRANGER BEFORE ENGAGING IN CONVERSATION

  38. HOTEL SECURITY • You finish dinner and head back to your room. Thinking about the individual in the restaurant, you decide to eat in the hotel restaurant or use room service next time. In the lobby, you think you recognize the same individual from the restaurant who seemed overly interested in your purpose in Los Angeles. You notice that lights in the elevator lobby indicate on which floors the elevator stops. You know you should take some precaution. How do you proceed?

  39. HOTEL SECURITY • RETURNING TO YOUR ROOM • GO TO A SECURE AREA WHERE YOU CAN DISCRETELY WATCH THE SUSPICIOUS INDIVIDUAL, AND THEN TAKE THE ELEVATOR TO YOUR FLOOR • STOP AT A SECURE, PUBLIC AREA OF THE HOTEL FOR A FEW MINUTES. IF THE INDIVIDUAL IS STILL THERE, GO TO THE FRONT DESK AND REPORT THE STRANGER. ASK FOR A MEMBER OF THE HOTEL STAFF TO ESCORT YOU AND GO TO YOUR ROOM BY AN INDIRECT ROUTE. INFORM YOUR UNIT SECURITY OFFICER OF THE POSSIBLE SURVEILLANCE AND PROVIDE A DESCRIPTION OF THE INDIVIDUAL • AVOID THE INDIVIDUAL, TAKING THE ELEVATOR TO THE 5TH FLOOR, EXIT, AND THEN TAKE ANOTHER ELEVATOR OR THE STAIRWAY TO FOUR FLOOR. INFORM YOUR UNIT SECURITY OFFICER ABOUT THE POSSIBLE SURVEILLANCE AND PROVIDE A DESCRIPTION OF THE INDIVIDUAL.

  40. HOTEL SECURITY • RETURNING TO YOUR ROOM • GO TO A SECURE AREA WHERE YOU CAN DISCRETELY WATCH THE SUSPICIOUS INDIVIDUAL, AND THEN TAKE THE ELEVATOR TO YOUR FLOOR • STOP AT A SECURE, PUBLIC AREA OF THE HOTEL FOR A FEW MINUTES. IF THE INDIVIDUAL IS STILL THERE, GO TO THE FRONT DESK AND REPORT THE STRANGER. ASK FOR A MEMBER OF THE HOTEL STAFF TO ESCORT YOU AND GO TO YOUR ROOM BY AN INDIRECT ROUTE. INFORM YOUR UNIT SECURITY OFFICER OF THE POSSIBLE SURVEILLANCE AND PROVIDE A DESCRIPTION OF THE INDIVIDUAL • AVOID THE INDIVIDUAL, TAKING THE ELEVATOR TO THE 5TH FLOOR, EXIT, AND THEN TAKE ANOTHER ELEVATOR OR THE STAIRWAY TO FOUR FLOOR. INFORM YOUR UNIT SECURITY OFFICER ABOUT THE POSSIBLE SURVEILLANCE AND PROVIDE A DESCRIPTION OF THE INDIVIDUAL.

  41. VEHICLE IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE • CONCEPTS: • INSPECTING THE VEHICLE FOR TAMPERING • FINDING A SUSPICIOUS PACKAGE • CHANGING PLANS

  42. VEHICLE IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE • After having breakfast in your room the next morning, you go to the parking garage to get your vehicle. You wisely complete an inspection of the exterior, undercarriage, and wheel wells without touching the car. You found nothing out of the ordinary. What do you do next?

  43. VEHICLE IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE • INSPECTING THE VEHICLE • CONTINUE THE INSPECTION BY THOROUGHLY LOOKING INSIDE THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT, TRUNK AND FUEL DOOR. ALERT THE HOTEL MANAGER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU FIND ANY SIGN OF TAMPERING. • CONTINUE THE INSPECTION BY LOOKING INTO THE INTERIOR, ENGINE COMPARTMENT AND TRUNK. ALERT THE HOTEL MANAGER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU FIND ANY SIGN OF TAMPERING. • CONTINUE INSPECTING INSIDE THE INTERIOR, ENGINE COMPARTMENT, FUEL DOOR, AND TRUNK. ALERT THE HOTEL MANAGER OR POLICE IMMEDIATELY IF YOU FIND ANY SIGN OF TAMPERING.

  44. VEHICLE IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE • INSPECTING THE VEHICLE • CONTINUE THE INSPECTION BY THOROUGHLY LOOKING INSIDE THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT, TRUNK AND FUEL DOOR. ALERT THE HOTEL MANAGER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU FIND ANY SIGN OF TAMPERING. • CONTINUE THE INSPECTION BY LOOKING INTO THE INTERIOR, ENGINE COMPARTMENT AND TRUNK. ALERT THE HOTEL MANAGER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU FIND ANY SIGN OF TAMPERING. • CONTINUE INSPECTING INSIDE THE INTERIOR, ENGINE COMPARTMENT, FUEL DOOR, AND TRUNK. ALERT THE HOTEL MANAGER OR POLICE IMMEDIATELY IF YOU FIND ANY SIGN OF TAMPERING.

  45. VEHICLE IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE • There appears to be a strange box wedged behind one of the rear wheels of your car. You know that you must do something about it, and wisely decide not to move the box. What do you do?

  46. VEHICLE IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE • FINDING A SUSPICIOUS PACKAGE • ASK BYSTANDERS IF THEY SAW WHO PUT THE BOX BEHIND THE WHEEL OF YOUR CAR • GO TO THE HOTEL MANAGER OR POLICE AND INFORM THEM THAT YOUR CAR HAS BEEN TAMPERED WITH • PERFORM A CAREFUL INSPECTION OF THE BOX, LOOKING FOR PROTRUDING WIRES AND OIL SPOTS

  47. VEHICLE IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE • FINDING A SUSPICIOUS PACKAGE • ASK BYSTANDERS IF THEY SAW WHO PUT THE BOX BEHIND THE WHEEL OF YOUR CAR • GO TO THE HOTEL MANAGER OR POLICE AND INFORM THEM THAT YOUR CAR HAS BEEN TAMPERED WITH • PERFORM A CAREFUL INSPECTION OF THE BOX, LOOKING FOR PROTRUDING WIRES AND OIL SPOTS

  48. VEHICLE IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE • The police bomb squad removed the shoebox under your car and found a smoke grenade with the pin pulled so it would discharge when you moved the car. Though it might not have caused any harm, it was clearly a malicious act and suggests that you are being targeted. What precautions do you take to protect yourself?

  49. Vehicle Improvised Explosive Device • CHANGING PLANS • Turn in your current rental car for a new one but keep the same hotel. • Request the bomb squad inspect your car, then grab your belongings and go to the base using a different route. Inform base security of the incident, change to a different hotel, and trade in your rental car for a different one. • Drive immediately to the base using a different route than the day before.

  50. Vehicle Improvised Explosive Device • CHANGING PLANS • Turn in your current rental car for a new one but keep the same hotel. • Request the bomb squad inspect your car, then grab your belongings and go to the base using a different route. Inform base security of the incident, change to a different hotel, and trade in your rental car for a different one. • Drive immediately to the base using a different route than the day before.

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