If you identify valid threats, who should you report to?

Reporting valid threats is a crucial aspect of maintaining safety and security within the military environment. The Office of Special Investigations (OSI) is specifically designated to handle investigations into various threats, including those that may involve criminal activity or national security concerns. Members of the OSI are trained specialists equipped to assess and mitigate risks properly.

When a threat is identified, it is essential to report it to the appropriate authority who can take the necessary investigative and protective measures. The OSI has the resources and authority to address such threats more effectively than other entities, as their primary mission includes safeguarding military personnel and assets against potential dangers.

While other entities such as the military police and your commanding officer may also play roles in handling security issues, the OSI is uniquely positioned to conduct in-depth investigations and coordinate with various security services to resolve threats comprehensively. The Public Affairs Office, on the other hand, focuses more on communication and public image rather than threat management.