Always report people or incidents that you feel are valid threats to:

• A. Public Affairs Office (PAO)
• B. Office of Special Investigations (OSI)
• C. Military Police
• D. Legal Office

Answer: (B)

Knowing where to report potential threats means routing information to the agency that handles security investigations. The Office of Special Investigations is the unit focused on examining security concerns, potential wrongdoing, and threats that could affect personnel or operations. They collect information, assess risk, interview relevant individuals, and coordinate with other security and law enforcement to determine if a real threat exists and what steps to take. Public Affairs is about communicating with the public and media, not investigating threats. The Legal Office provides legal advice and handles proceedings, not threat assessment. Military Police enforce laws and provide base security, and they respond to incidents, but the formal evaluation and investigation of threats comes through OSI.