A student illustrates simulated anti-terrorism security measures July 24 during a security engineering workshop in classroom two at the mess hall on Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, Okinawa. Department of Defense employees covered anti-terrorism, security and engineering support to secure DoD assets. Students were confronted with scenarios in which they were required to explain and illustrate how they would protect buildings and other assets through strategic construction and design according to the given force protection condition. During the final project, students gathered in groups to discuss and illustrate necessary measures implemented to mitigate threats to DOD assets. The training was led by engineers from the Army Corps of Engineers Protective Design Center.
<dl><dd>Unit: Marine Corps Installations Pacific</dd>
<dd>DVIDS Tags: Department of Defense; protection; service members; Japan; Okinawa; DoD; anti-terrorism; III Marine Expeditionary Force; Marine Corps Air Station Futenma; operational security; security training; physical security; III MEF; MCIPAC; Marine Corps Installations Pacific; assets; facilities management; information security; facilities managers</dd></dl>
Cpl. Janessa Pon
Taken on 24 July 2015
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