Individuals who have a RAB w/ open area 19 but are NOT listed on any EAL may gain entry if pre announced by who?

Individuals who have a RAB w/ open area 19 but are NOT listed on any EAL may gain entry if pre announced by who?

• A. On duty NAOC watch officer
• B. Base Security Manager
• C. Installation Commander
• D. Local Police Liaison

Answer: (A)

When someone has a RAB with an open area designation but isn’t listed on any EAL, entry needs a centralized doorkeep who coordinates real-time access for special cases. The on-duty NAOC watch officer is the person responsible for pre-announcing such entries. This role sits at the intersection of operations control and access management, so they can quickly verify the situation, alert security forces, and arrange any necessary escort or temporary authorization to keep the mission moving while maintaining safety and accountability. The other roles—base Security Manager, Installation Commander, or Local Police Liaison—do not perform the day-to-day pre-announcement duty for individuals not on an EAL, so they aren’t the appropriate point of contact for this scenario.

When someone has a RAB with an open area designation but isn’t listed on any EAL, entry needs a centralized doorkeep who coordinates real-time access for special cases. The on-duty NAOC watch officer is the person responsible for pre-announcing such entries. This role sits at the intersection of operations control and access management, so they can quickly verify the situation, alert security forces, and arrange any necessary escort or temporary authorization to keep the mission moving while maintaining safety and accountability. The other roles—base Security Manager, Installation Commander, or Local Police Liaison—do not perform the day-to-day pre-announcement duty for individuals not on an EAL, so they aren’t the appropriate point of contact for this scenario.