Active Shooter Navy

When you hear sounds that may be gunfire, or someone yelling "He has a gun", your response must be to:

Your first and most important response in an active shooter event is to immediately stop where you are, get on the ground, and call 9-1-1.

You should prepare yourself mentally before an active shooter event.

You have heard gunfire and determined that you must run for safety, so you:

If you are caught in an active shooter event, you should lock your computer and grab your belongings before running to safety.

If you think you hear gunfire you should attempt to find out where the sound is coming from and determine if it is actually gunfire.

"Hiding" means:

During an active shooter event, once you have found a hiding place, you should mentally prepare to stay there and wait for help to arrive.

If there is a security alert on the 1MC, you should immediately report to the quarterdeck.

Which of the following statements is NOT true:

During an active shooter event, you may be required to violently fight the active shooter.

If you come face to face with an active shooter, you should immediately surrender and beg for your life.

The active shooter has been stopped and police are going room-to-room to clear the building. What should you do?

During an active shooter event, you should immediately run to first responders or security forces and tell them what happened.

During a security alert or active shooter event, you could be handcuffed and or searched by first responders or security forces.

Scenario (Office) You are assigned to a major command on board a Naval Base. Your cubicle is in the corner of a large office space that is shared by 15 employees. It is mid-morning and the office is busy when you hear screaming in the hallway. A co-worker opens the door to the hallway and from outside you hear someone shout, "He's got a gun!" How do you react?

Scenario (Office) You believe that you are in imminent dangerand know that your office is not a safe place. The wide-open space and arrangement of cubicles provide little protection and no place to hide. There are screams and people running in the hallway and several co-workers have already hidden under their desks, while others are on the phone calling 9-1-1. Your best friend is telling you to get down and hide. The office exit is onyyfrom a stairwell that leads out of the building, so your response must be to:

Scenario (Office) There is gunfire in the hallway outside of your office. Both exits from your space lead to the hallway. There is screaming and running very near, and you realize that there is no time to escape. What should you do?

Scenario (Office) As you hide in your office, it becomes clear to you that the active shooter has moved down another hallway and into an office space. Shooting continues, but the sound is definitely further away and muffled behind walls. What should you do?

Scenario (Office) The active shooter is in the hallway, pounding on doors and shooting door locks and handles to gain entry. You know your office door does not have a security lock and that the door can be easily breached. If the active shooter enters the space, what are you going to do?

Scenario (Office) You have made it safely outside the building, and there are police officers all around you. Your instinct is to run, but you feel like collapsing and throwing up. What should you do?