TRAINEE GUIDE - Recruit Training Command - The US Navy

TRAINEE GUIDE A-950-0001
INFORMATION SHEET 1-05-1 (continued)
(e) Storage areas
(f) Parked cars or trucks
(2) Inside; for example:
(a) In mail parcels or letters
(b) Inside desks or storage containers
(c) Inside ceilings with removable panels
(d) Behind drapes or curtains
(e) In trash cans
(f) Under ladderwells
(3) In plain sight.
7. Procedures for Receiving a Bomb Threat via Telephone
If you receive a bomb threat via a telephone call, use the following
procedures:
a. As you talk, try to complete the “Telephonic Threat Complaint”
located near Navy telephones.
b. Try to keep a word-for-word record of the conversation.
c. To obtain more information, attempt to keep the caller talking as
long as possible. Ask the caller:
(1) When will the bomb go off?
(2) Where is the bomb located?
(3) What kind of bomb is it?
(4) What does the bomb look like?
(5) From where are you calling?
d. If the caller requests to talk to another person, permit them to
do so. If possible, monitor the conversation.
e. Upon completion of the call, hang up the telephone; then pick up
the same phone and immediately dial *57; however, do NOT dial 9
first.
(1) This activates a trace on the phone call.
329