J-0401060-02_Post_Orders-NSA_PA-CRANEY-LRC.pdf

Revised March 2013

FOR OFFICAL USE ONLY

Roving Duties Post Orders

Call Sign: X-1, S-1 03,10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 30, 31, 32, 42, 44, 40,41, 43, 45, Duty Title: Roving Duties for Contract Officer

Primary Duties: The objective of the roving vehicle is to provide 24-hour protection to the base population; Prevent the occurrence of crimes through roving vehicle visibility. Respond rapidly to all requests for emergency service, IE: Medical Emergency, alarm activation. At times assist with traffic congestion and accident hazards. While performing roving duties report any hazards or safety issues that are observed on the compound.

The Contractor has no arrest or law enforcement authority. The Contractor's authority is limited to detainment of personnel suspected of violating laws, rules, or regulations until a duly authorized law enforcement official arrives. While on duty, Contractor personnel invoking the right to make a citizen's arrest as defined by the laws of the State in which the installation is located is out of the scope of this contract.

Contractor guard forces will be under the tactical control of the government Watch Commander while on duty to ensure a fully integrated Security workforce and optimum real-time response to changing threat conditions. All guard services under this contract shall be performed in accordance with the contract specifications, current Post Orders, and the current Standard Operating Procedures

MA’S, DON POLICE Roving Duties

Primary Duties: The objective of patrol operations is to provide 24-hour protection to the base population; prevent the occurrence of street crimes; respond rapidly to all requests for emergency LE service; improve the criminal apprehension rate by conducting thorough preliminary on-the-scene investigations; reduce traffic congestion and accident hazards through systematic enforcement of traffic laws and ordinances; respond to and investigate motor vehicle accidents; aid victims of accidents; assist citizens in dealing with legal, medical, and social problems through direct crisis intervention and/or by making correct referrals to agencies equipped to deal with such problems; and improve LE/community relations by increasing the quality and quantity of contacts between citizens and LE.

Post Limits. All Roving units will limit their area of operation to the confines of NSA Philadelphia.

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

FPCON CHANGES: This post is manned IAW the Post Manning Chart.

FPCON NORMAL–ALPHA: 1 Contract Guard 24x7 M–S 1 MA 0630-1500 2 DON

0630-1500 1 MA 1500-1830 M-F

FPCON BRAVO:

FPCON CHARLIE: 1 Contract Guard 24x7 M–S 1 MA 0630-1500 2 DON 0630-

1500 1 MA 1500-1830

FPCON DELTA: 1 Contract Guard 24x7 M–S 1 MA 0630-1500 2 DON 0630-

1500 1 MA 1500-1830

Armament: M-9 with ball ammunition, M4 with full metal jacket ammunition or M500 with 00 Buck. Secondary use-of-force capabilities are the authorized baton and oleoresin capsicum (OC) spray chemical dispenser for nonlethal force capabilities.

Required Equipment: Prescribed uniform required IAW Navy instructions and specified required equipment IAW the CNIC Table of Allowances.

Specific items to include handcuffs, two-way portable radio, operational flashlight (all shifts), whistle, appropriate inclement weather gear, and standardized web gear. Ballistic vests will be worn at all times by DON Officers, ASF and MA’S while on patrol. The helmet and respirator mask will be kept available in the patrol car.

Communication: Two-way portable radio, flashlight, whistle, and manual (hand and arm) signals.

General Instructions: Upon beginning your patrol, you will:

1. Thoroughly inspect and perform functions check on your vehicle and report any discrepancies to the Police Supervisor.

2. Immediately conduct communication status checks with the dispatch upon assuming patrol.

3. Ensure fuel tank is at least half full and do not turn over a vehicle to the following shift with less than half a tank of gas.

Specific Instructions:

1. All Naval Security Force members shall wear a seatbelt while operating any government vehicle or as a passenger.

2. Officers shall offer reasonable help at all times to a motorist who appears to be in need of aid (when in doubt, stop and offer).

This expectation applies at all hours of the day, but particularly during the hours of darkness when hazards are greatest.

3. Eating and drinking of meals is allowed out of public view as the workload permits.

4. Making private phone calls on a personal phone is allowed out of public view as workload permits. The use of Bluetooth electronics is strictly prohibited while in uniform.

5. Conduct a radio check with the desk every 30 minutes.

6. Operate the patrol vehicle with the drivers window down in order to hear screams, yelling, crashes or signals of duress.

7. Roll by other patrol units conducting traffic stops to ensure that the situation is under control and other officers are safe.

8. Interact with the public in a firm, fair, impartial, and objective manner.

9. Properly report any suspicious circumstances, crimes in progress, or other incidents. But the

Prohibited Items/Actions:

1. Portable electronics including but not limited to televisions, laptops, tablets, gaming systems, and Bluetooth communications electronics.

2. Reading material (other than post or duty-related material).

3. Playing cards, games, or any items not directly associated with your patrol.

4. Smoking, using smokeless tobacco, drinking, or gum chewing when performing official duties.

5. Spending more than 15 minutes at ECP’s while not assisting in official duties.

6. Smoking is strictly prohibited inside any government vehicle.

7. Allowing unauthorized personnel or personnel not on official business in the patrol car.

8. Accepting gifts, favors, or gratuities from any person while performing official duties.

9. Performing college or other coursework during duty hours that is not directly sponsored by the department.

Lee Adams NSA Security Director

Use of Force (Reference: DODD 5210.56)

1. In cases warranting the use of force, NSF personnel may only use that force reasonably necessary to control or stop unlawful resistance to reach the objective and prevent the unlawful commission of a serious offense. Always use the following principles.

a. Force must be reasonable in intensity, duration, and magnitude.

b. There is no requirement to delay force or sequentially increase force to resolve a situation or threat. NSF personnel will attempt to de-escalate applied force if the situation and circumstances permit. NSF personnel will warn persons and give the opportunity to withdraw or cease threatening actions when the situation or circumstances permit.

c. Warning shots are prohibited. Warning shots are authorized from U.S. Navy and Naval Service vessels and piers in accordance with Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Instruction 3121.01B, “Standing Rules of Engagement/Standing Rules for the Use of Force for U.S.

Forces,” 13 June 2005.

d. Firearms shall not be fired solely to disable a moving vehicle. When deemed as a threat to DoD assets or persons’ lives, NSF personnel shall use reasonably necessary force and caution when firearms are directed at a vehicle borne threat.

e. If excessive force is used in discharging assigned responsibilities, NSF shall be subject to administrative or judicial action IAW Article 92 of the UCMJ or U.S., local, or HN laws.

2. Special considerations for the use of deadly force. Sentry shall fire shots only with due regard for the safety of innocent bystanders.

Do not fire shots if they are likely to endanger innocent bystanders.

When possible, give an order to “HALT” before discharging a firearm to prevent death or serious bodily harm to others.

a. When you are under hostile attack in protection and recovery operations “involving nuclear weapons or lethal chemical agents,” the presence of innocent bystanders or hostages “must not deter” you from stopping the attack through all means at your disposal.

b. When you discharge a firearm, fire it with the intent of rendering the targeted person or persons incapable of continuing the activity or course of behavior that led you to shoot. Rendering incapable may not require death in every circumstance. Warning shots are not authorized at Naval Support Activity Mechanicsburg.

c. Follow the specialized rules of engagement for protection of assets IAW NTTP 3-07.2.1, “Antiterrorism.”

Use-of-Force Model

Weapon Briefings.

1. M-9 Pistol:

a. The M-9 pistol is a semiautomatic, magazine-fed, recoil-operated, double-action pistol, which fires a 9 mm round. The overall length of the weapon is 8 1/2 inches and its weight with a loaded magazine is 2 ½ pounds. The maximum effective range is 50 meters.

The maximum range is 1800 meters. The weapon has an ambidextrous safety and a firing pin block. The weapon is capable of firing 15 rounds from a loaded magazine before reloading and is currently loaded with 15 rounds of ball ammunition. 30 additional rounds are issued with this weapon. Contract guards carry only 30 rounds total.

2. M500 Shotgun:

a. The M500 is a tubular magazine-fed, pump-operated, shotgun, which fires a 12 gauge 9 pellet buckshot round. The overall length of the weapon is 33 inches and its weight with a loaded magazine is 8 pounds. The maximum effective range is 25 meters. The weapon has an ambidextrous safety. The weapon is capable of firing 5 rounds fully loaded. 5 additional rounds are issued with this weapon.

3. M4 Rifle:

a. These weapons are lightweight, gas-operated, air-cooled, magazine-fed shoulder-fired weapons that can be fired in either automatic or semiautomatic bursts. This rifle fires the full metal jacket 5.56 round. The overall length of the weapon is 33 inches and its weight with a loaded magazine is 7 pounds. The maximum effective range is 550 meters. The maximum range of the weapon is 3600 meters.

The weapon is capable of firing 30 rounds from a loaded magazine before reloading and is currently loaded with 30 rounds of full metal jacket ammunition.

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OPORD AT-3300-12 CH-5

HEADQUARTERS SECURITY POST ORDER #5

LAFAYETTE RIVER ANNEX (LRA) MAIN GATE

(CONTRACT GUARD)

Effective Date: 10 January 2013

Disdribution: Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads

Ree~aluation Date: 10 January 2014

No. IPages: Six

Ref:l (a)

(b) (c) (d) (e)

(f)

OPNAVINST 5530.14E (Navy Physical Security and Law Enforcement Manual) COMNAVREG 5500.2 (Physical Security SOP)

GENADMIN/COMFLTFORCOM 291353ZJUL2004

GENADMIN/COMFLTFORCOM 291353ZJUL2004

CJCSI-31211-01B (Standing Rules of Engagement for US Forces) DOD Instruction 2000.16 (DOD Anti-Terrorism (AT) Standards)

(g) Commander, Navy Region Mid-Atlantic Use of Force and Use of Deadly Force Briefing, 10 May 2011

(h) Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads Security Standard Operating Procedure (Sop) #13

Hydraulic Activated Containment System (HACS) Barriers

1. Call Sign. LRA Main Gate

2. Duty Title. Installation Entry Control Point (ECP), LRA Main Gate.

3. Primary Duties. The ECP Sentries are the first point of contact for those seeking installation access and is defense-in depth critical to the protection of the installation and the personnel and assets contained therein. All persons who seek to access the installation must present an approved valid picture identification (ID) IAW reference (a) and outlined in the access control procedures. North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) or other foreign sponsored dignitaries will present valid passport, military picture ID with orders. Visitors requiring escort will be directed to a designated waiting area. Once the escort has arrived his/her ID will be validated prior to allowing entry.

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a. Guard Forces (GUARD) will vigilantly scrutinize all forms of personal ID and vehicle access passes prior to granting entry.

b. Guard Forces will direct pedestrians and drivers requiring installation escort to an appointed place to wait for escort arrival. Guard Forces will validate escort's ID prior to granting access. Unescorted entry will be granted for civilian law enforcement, medical, or fire department agencies in the performance of official duties. In the event GUARD determines the presented ID or pass is suspect he/she will conduct the following:

(1) Direct person to the visitor control lane for further analysis of ID, challenge to ensure validity.

(2) Deny installation access to all persons that do not possess or refuse to present an approved and valid form of ID.

(3) Immediately inform his/her supervisor or Watch Commander (WC) for guidance in all cases not covered by instruction.

Note: All personnel assigned to NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads Security represent the United States Navy and the NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads Commanding Officer and are directly responsible for the safety, security and well being of all onboard. Take extreme care to ensure only authorized persons or vehicles are granted access. At all times, communicate and maintain a "Hard Target" posture through the use of established and approved tactics, techniques and procedures and maintain a high level of professionalism, courtesy and respect to all personnel encountered. GUARD is the first and last impression of every person accessing NAVSUPPACT Hampton Roads; make a lasting and positive impression!

4. Post Limits. Not to exceed a distance in which you can effectively control vehicular and pedestrian traffic to prevent unauthorized entry. If sentry steps into the guard shack or away from an open lane, an orange cone will be placed in the center of the lane to ensure inbound vehicles stop where required.

5. Hours of Operation. This post is open during the following Force Protection Conditions (FPCONS) ,

a. FPCONs NORMAL-CHARLIE: 0600-1800

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b. FPCON DELTA: Secured to non-essential personnel

6. FPCON CHANGES. This post is manned IAW the Post Manning Chart.

a. FPCONs NORMAL-BRAVO: One Sentry, armed (M9 CONDITION I)/per lane of inbound traffic.

b. FPCON CHARLIE. One Sentry armed (M9 CONDITION I) and one Over- watch position: (9M CONDITION I, M16/M4 CONDITION III, or 12 ga. CONDITION III)

7. Required Equipment.

IAW DON Instructions.

Prescribed uniforms for GUARD shall be

8. Communication. Two-way encrypted portable radio, land lines, flashlight, traffic control flashlights, whistle, and manual (hand and arm) signals.

9. General Instructions. Upon assuming post, GUARD will:

a. Prior to assuming the watch ensure the gatehouse and surrounding areas are neat; all equipment is inventoried, inspected and serviceable. Discrepancies will be immediately communicated to the we and logged in the logbook. A thorough pass down of discrepancies will be given prior to being relieved and annotated in the Gate Logbook.

b. On-coming GUARD will conduct an initial radio check with the dispatcher from the post, prior to assuming the watch, then every 60 minutes during daylight hours, and every 30 minutes during hours of darkness. During FPCON CHARLIE or higher, conduct status checks every 30 minutes during daylight hours and 15 minutes during hours of darkness or reduced visibility.

10. Specific Instructions.

a. Guard Forces will give proper greeting to all vehicles entering the installation. (E.G.: Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening Ma'am or Sir, Welcome to Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads).

b. Guard Forces shall render a hand salute to all commissioned officers entering the installation or vehicles di~playing a blue decal_

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c. Deny media access unless prior approval has been granted and the following actions have been taken:

(1) All media access requests must be coordinated in advance with the NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads Public Affairs Officer (PAO) or tenant command PAO. The only personnel authorized to sponsor a news media representative on any NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads installation are the NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads PAO/representative, the NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads Installation Commanding Officer/XO, the NAVSUPPACT Hampton Roads Security Officer Director, the CNRMA Legal Officer and as a last resort the CNRMA PAO.

(2) Public Affairs Officer or designated representative will escort media persons at all times.

(3) Guard Forces will notify the we when media arrives at the ECP and will make a log entry of the escort's, media person(s) and vehicle(s) information to include destination onboard NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads prior to granting access.

(4) Guard Forces will not directly answer media queries regarding anything happening on or off base.

d. When conducting a "Vehicle Turn-around," GUARD will hold the driver's ID card or vehicle documentation, explain to the driver what is required to gain authorized entry, and where and how the driver is to conduct their turnaround. Ask the driver if they understand what's being asked of them or if he/she has any questions regarding the process. Hold the driver until ready to commence the turn around.

(1) Prior to executing the turn around, the Sentry conducting the turnaround will relay all pertinent vehicle information via radio transmission to the Emergency Control Center (ECC). The Sentry will then announce, in a loud voice to the other sentries in close proximity, "Vehicle Turn-around."

Sentries in close proximity will acknowledge and repeat ••vehicle Turn-around" to the sentry conducting the turn-around and secure vehicle traffic in their respective lane.

(2) Proceed with the turnaround in a safe manner. Place a cone in the lane to secure traffic. Retain the drivers ID card and escort (walk) with the vehicle to the outbound lane, while m¢int¢ining control of th~ v~hic1~ ~nn nriv~r Return the ID card and any vehicle documentation previously retained to the driver, once he/she is in the outbound lane and departing the

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ECP. Announce to the other sentries in close proximity, "Clear" to resume normal vehicle traffic.

e. If vehicle attempts to enter the installation illegally and runs the gate, the Sentry will say in a loud enough voice so everyone in the surrounding area will hear and transmit via radio "GATE RUNNER, GATE RUNNER" and give post location, description of vehicle, and direction heading. Upon hearing the call of a Gate Runner all ECP's will be secured.

f. Guard Forces will never accept or touch packages, parcels, keys, wallets, handbags, or other personal effects/property of motorist or pedestrians; touch any vehicle nor allow any part of their person to enter the vehicle while conducting ID checks except when effecting an apprehension in the line of duty.

g. Consumption of small snacks and beverages are authorized when out of public view as the workload permits.

11. Unauthorized Activities

a. Reading material (other than post or duty-related material).

b. Playing cards, games, and the use of personal media devices (cell phones, IPods, etc) is only authorized in the performance of duties in direct relation to the post assignment and emergencies. Should an emergency occur, contact the we.

c. Food deliveries.

d. Smoking and use of smokeless tobacco.

e. Chewing gum when performing official duties.

f. Eating meals at the gate while performing official duties without proper relief.

g. Waving traffic from inside the gate shack. (Personnel shall stand outside and be visible as required, while conducting their duties) .

h_ Acc~pting gifts, favors, or gratuities from any person while performing official duties.

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i. Allow unauthorized personnel or persons not on official business in the gatehouse or vicinity.

12. Arming Requirements. GUARD assigned to an ECP will carry a 9mm (CONDITION I) loaded with one 15 round magazine and two additional 15 round magazines totaling 45 rounds of ammunition.

CSW, Over Watch and Cover Sentries will be issued a 9mm (CONDITION I) and a long arm. The M16/M4 will be carried in (CONDITION III) with one 30 round magazine inserted and two additional 30 round magazines totaling 90 rounds of ammunition.

The 12 gauge shotgun will be carried in (CONDITION III) with 5 rounds in the magazine tube and 10 additional rounds in a bandoleer or pouch. The M240 will be transported in CONDITION IV, mounted then placed in CONDITION III, with a total of 400 rounds on station.

Note: The carrying of unloaded weapons while assigned to this post is prohibited.

13. Use of Force and Use of Deadly Force Policy.

a. As part of NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads Force Continuum policy all GUARD/ASF personnel prior to assuming duties and responsibilities will review (Encl 1) daily.

b. Pre-Planned response measures will be reviewed daily per reference (a) .

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M. H. HANSSON

Comma ing officer

NSA HR

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OPORD AT-3300-12 CH-5

HEADQUARTERS SECURITY POST ORDER #6

LAFAYETTE RIVER ANNEX (LRA) LEXAN AVE GATE

(CONTRACT GUARD)

Effective Date: 10 January 2013

Distribution: Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads

Reevaluation Date: 10 January 2014

No. Pages: Six

Ref: (a)

(b) (c) (d) (e)

(f)

(g)

(h)

OPNAVINST 5530.14E (Navy Physical Security and Law Enforcement Manual) COMNAVREG 5500.2 (Physical Security SOP)

GENADMIN/COMFLTFORCOM 291353ZJUL2004

GENADMIN/COMFLTFORCOM 291353ZJUL2004

CJCSI-31211-01B (Standing Rules of Engagement for US Forces) DOD Instruction 2000.16 (DOD Anti-Terrorism (AT) Standards) Commander, Navy Region Mid-Atlantic Use of Force and Use of Deadly Force Briefing, 10 May 2011 Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads Security Standard Operating Procedure (Sop) #13 Hydraulic Activated Containment System (HACS) Barriers

1. Call Sign. LRA Lexan Avenue Gate .

2. Duty Title. Installation Entry Control Point (ECP), LRA Lexan Avenue Gate.

3. Primary Duties. The ECP Sentries are the first point of contact for those seeking installation access and is defense-in depth critical to the protection of the installation and the personnel and assets contained therein. All persons who seek to access the installation must present an approved valid picture identification (ID) IAW reference (a) and outlined in the access control procedures. North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) or other foreign sponsored dignitaries will present valid passport, military picture ID with orders. Visitors requiring escort will be directed to a designated waiting area. Once the escort has arrived his/her ID will be validated prior to allowing entry.

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a. Guard Forces (GUARD) will vigilantly scrutinize all forms of personal ID and vehicle access passes prior to granting entry.

b. Guard Forces will direct pedestrians and drivers requiring installation escort to an appointed place to wait for escort arrival. Guard Forces will validate escort's ID prior to granting access. Unescorted entry will be granted for civilian law enforcement, medical, or fire department agencies in the performance of official duties. In the event GUARD determines the presented ID or pass is suspect he/she will conduct the following:

(1) Direct person to the visitor control lane for further analysis of ID, challenge to ensure validity.

(2) Deny installation access to all persons that do not possess or refuse to present an approved and valid form of ID.

(3) Immediately inform his/her supervisor or Watch Commander (WC) for guidance in all cases not covered by instruction.

Note: All personnel assigned to NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads Security represent the United States Navy and the NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads Commanding Officer and are directly responsible for the safety, security and well being of all onboard. Take extreme care to ensure only authorized persons or vehicles are granted access. At all times, communicate and maintain a "Hard Target" posture through the use of established and approved tactics, techniques and procedures and maintain a high level of professionalism, courtesy and respect to all personnel encountered. GUARD is the first and last impression of every person accessing NAVSUPPACT Hampton Roads; make a lasting and positive impression!

4. Post Limits. Not to exceed a distance in which you can effectively control vehicular and pedestrian traffic to prevent unauthorized entry. If sentry steps into the guard shack or away from an open lane, an orange cone will be placed in the center of the lane to ensure inbound vehicles stop where ·required.

5. Hours of Operation. This post is open during the following Force Protection Conditions (FPCONS) :

a. FPCONs NORMAL-CHARLIE: 0600-1800

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b. FPCON DELTA: Secured to non-essential personnel

6. FPCON CHANGES. This post is manned IAW the Post Manning Chart.

a. FPCONs NORMAL-BRAVO: One Sentry, armed (M9 CONDITION I)/per lane of inbound traffic.

b. FPCON CHARLIE. One Sentry armed (M9 CONDITION I) and one Over- watch position: (9M CONDITION I, M16/M4 CONDITION III, or 12 ga. CONDITION III)

7. Required Equipment.

IAW DON Instructions.

Prescribed uniforms for GUARD shall be

8. Communication. Two-way encrypted portable radio, land lines, flashlight, traffic control flashlights, whistle, and manual (hand and arm) signals.

9. General Instructions. Upon assuming post, GUARD will:

a. Prior to assuming the watch ensure the gatehouse and surrounding areas are neat; all equipment is inventoried, inspected and serviceable. Discrepancies will be immediately communicated to the we and logged in the logbook. A thorough pass down of discrepancies will be given prior to being relieved and annotated in the Gate Logbook.

b. On-coming GUARD will conduct an initial radio check with the dispatcher from the post, prior to assuming the watch, then every 60 minutes during daylight hours, and every 30 minutes during hours of darkness. During FPCON CHARLIE or higher, conduct status checks every 30 minutes during daylight hours and 15 minutes during hours of darkness or reduced visibility.

10. Specific Instructions.

a. Guard Forces will give proper greeting to all vehicles entering the installation. (E.G.: Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening Ma'am or Sir, Welcome to Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads).

b. Guard Forces shall render a hand salute to all commissioned officers entering the installation or vehicles displaying a blue decal.

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c. Deny media access unless prior approval has been granted and the following actions have been taken:

(1) All media access requests must be coordinated in advance with the NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads Public Affairs Officer (PAO) or tenant command PAO. The only personnel authorized to sponsor a news media representative on any NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads installation are the NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads PAO/representative, the NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads Installation Commanding Officer/XO, the NAVSUPPACT Hampton Roads Security Officer Director, the CNRMA Legal Officer and as a last resort the CNRMA PAO.

(2) Public Affairs Officer or designated ,representative will escort media persons at all times.

(3) Guard Forces will notify the WC when media arrives at the ECP and will make a log entry of the escort's, media person(s) and vehicle(s) information to include destination onboard NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads prior to granting access.

(4) Guard Forces will not directly answer media queries regarding anything happening on or off base.

d. When conducting a "Vehicle Turn-around," GUARD will hold the driver's ID card or vehicle documentation, explain to the driver what is required to gain authorized entry, .and where and how the driver is to conduct their turnaround. Ask the driver if they understand what's being asked of them or if he/she has any questions regarding the process. Hold the driver until ready to commence the turn around.

(1) Prior to executing the turn around, the Sentry conducting the turnaround will relay all pertinent vehicle information via radio transmission to the Emergency Control Center (ECC). The Sentry will then announce, in a loud voice to the other sentries in close proximity, ''Vehicle Turn-around."

Sentries in close proximity will acknowledge and repeat "Vehicle Turn-around" to the sentry conducting the turn-around and secure vehicle traffic in their respective lane.

(2) Proceed with the turnaround in a safe manner. Place a cone in the lane to secure traffic. Retain the drivers ID card and escort (walk) with the vehicle to the outbound lane, while maintaining control of the vehicle and driver. Return the ID card and any vehicle documentation previously retained to the driver, once he/she is in the outbound lane and departing the

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ECP. Announce to the other sentries in close proximity, "Clear" to resume normal vehicle traffic.

e. If vehicle attempts to enter the installation illegally and runs the gate, the Sentry will say in a loud enough voice so everyone in the surrounding area will hear and transmit via radio "GATE RUNNER, GATE RUNNER" and give post location, description of vehicle, and direction heading. Upon hearing the call of a Gate Runner all ECP's will be secured.

f. Guard Forces will never accept or touch packages, parcels, keys, wallets, handbags, or other personal effects/property of motorist or pedestrians; touch any vehicle nor allow any part of their person to enter the vehicle while conducting ID checks except when effecting an apprehension in the line of duty.

g. Consumption of small snacks and beverages are authorized when out of public view as the workload permits.

11. Unauthorized Activities

a. Reading material (other than post or duty-related material) .

b. Playing cards, games, and the use of personal media devices (cell phones, IPods, etc) is only authorized in the performance of duties in direct relation to the post assignment and emergencies. Should an emergency occur, contact the we.

c. Food deliveries.

d. Smoking and use of smokeless tobacco.

e. Chewing gum when performing official duties.

f. Eating meals at the gate while performing official duties without proper relief.

g. Waving traffic from inside the gate shack. (Personnel shall stand outside and be visible as required, while conducting their duties).

h. Accepting gifts, favors, or gratuities from any person while performing official duties.

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i. Allow unauthorized personnel or persons not on official business in the gatehouse or vicinity.

12 . Arming Requirements. GUARD assigned to an ECP will carry a 9mm (CONDITION I) loaded with one 15 round magazine and two additional 15 round magazines totaling 45 rounds of ammunition.

CSW, Over Watch and Cover Sentries will be issued a 9mm (CONDITION I) and a long arm. The M16/M4 will be carried in (CONDITION III) with one 30 round magazine inserted and two additional 30 round magazines totaling 90 rounds of ammunition.

The 12 gauge shotgun will be carried in (CONDITION III) with 5 rounds in the magazine tube and 10 additional rounds in a bandoleer or pouch. The M240 will be transported in CONDITION IV, mounted then placed in CONDITION III, with a total of 400 rounds on station.

Note: The carrying of unloaded weapons while assigned to this post is prohibited.

13. Use of Force and Use of Deadly Force Policy.

a. As part of NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads Force Continuum policy all GUARD/ASF personnel prior to assuming duties and responsibilities will review (Encl 1) daily.

b. Pre-Planned response measures will be reviewed daily per reference (a) .

M.\.lc(]-

M. H J HANSSON

Comm 'ng officer

NSA HR

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HEADQUARTERS SECURITY POST ORDER #7

LAFAYETTE RIVER ANNEX (LRA) ROVING PATROL

(CONTRACT GUARD)

Effective Date: 10 JAN 2013

Distribution: Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads

Reevaluation Date: 10 JAN 2014

No. Pages: Six

Ref: (a) OPNAVINST 5530.14E (Navy Physical Security and Law Enforcement Manual)

(b) COMNAVREG 5500.2 (Physical Security SOP)

(c) GENADMIN/COMFLTFORCOM 291353ZJUL2004

(d) GENADMIN/COMFLTFORCOM 291353ZJUL2004 .

(e) CJCSI-31211-01B (Standing Rules of Engagement for US

Forces)

(f) DOD Instruction 2000.16 (DOD Anti-Terrorism (AT)

Standards)

(g) Commander, Navy Region Mid-Atlantic Use of Force and

Use of Deadly Force Briefing, 10 May 2011

(h) Naval Support Activity, Hampton Roads

Security Standard Operating Procedure (Sop) #13 Hydraulic Activated Containment System (HACS) Barriers

1. Call Sign. LRA Roving Patrol.

2. Duty Title. LRA Roving Patrol.

3. Primary Duties. Naval Support Activity(NAVSUPPACT), Lafayette River Annex(LRA) shall maintain a 24/7 roving foot patrol in all Force Protection Conditions (FPCON) . The LRA Roving Patrol consists of one Guard Force (GUARD) person. The NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads Watch Commander (WC) or higher; may direct additional personnel to augment patrols from NSF during elevated FPCONs, special events, execution of Random Antiterrorism Measures (RAMs) as deemed necessary. Roving Patrol teams will conduct physical security inspection of the LRA Area of Responsibility (AOR) . The LRA Roving Patrol will maintain a foot patrol and a maximum 5 minute response time for alarms.

Immediately inform his/her supervisor or Watch Co~mander (WC) for guidance in all cases not covered by instruction.

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Note: All personnel assigned to NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads Security represent the United States Navy and the NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads Commanding Officer and are directly responsible for the safety, security and well being of all personnel onboard. Take extreme care to ensure only authorized persons or vehicles are granted access. At all times, communicate and maintain a "Hard Target" posture through the use of established and approved tactics, techniques and procedures and maintain a high level of professionalism, courtesy and respect to all personnel encountered. Guard is the first and last impression of every person accessing NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads; make a lasting and positive impression!

4. Post Limits. The Roving Patrol's AOR encompasses the entirety of the fenced in perimeter of LRA. Within this area are the ECPs and buildings located on LRA. Roving Patrol AOR lies within concurrent federal jurisdiction and all applicable laws, rules, regulations, and directives apply.

5. Hours of Operation. This post is open during the following Force Protection Conditions (FPCONS) :

a. FPCONs NORMAL-CHARLIE. 24 hours

b. FPCON DELTA. Secured to non-essential personnel

6. FPCON CHANGES. This post is manned IAW the Post Manning Chart.

a. FPCONs NORMAL-BRAVO. One Sentry, armed (M9 CONDITION I)

b. FPCON CHARLIE-DELTA. One Sentry armed (M9 CONDITION I)

7. Required Equipment. Prescribed uniforms for GUARD shall be IAW DON Instructions.

8. Communication. Two-way encrypted portable radio , land lines, flashlight, traffic control flashlights, whistle, and manual (hand and arm) signals.

9. General Instructions. Upon assuming post, conduct an initial radio check with the dispatcher, prior to assuming the watch, then every 60 minutes during daylight hours, and every 30 minutes during hours of darkness. During FPCON CHARLIE or higher, conduct status checks every 30 minutes during daylight hours. Status checks will be conducted at random intervals but NLT the prescribed time limits.

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10. Specific Instructions .

a. GUARD will conduct constant roving patrol of the entire LRA AOR with the purpose of detecting, deterring and mitigating terrorist attack and criminal activity.

b. GUARD will check the entirety of the perimeter to include the waterline and fence line for breeches and attempts of penetration.

c. GUARD shall conduct physical security inspections. A security log entry of these inspections shall be ent ered in the LRA Security Log . The log entry shall consist of the areas inspected, building numbers, facility noun name and the exact time of each inspection. The log shall be available for review by the Government at all times and shall be turned over to the Government at the end of the contract.

d. GUARD shall conduct administrative inspections of designated areas on a random basis as directed by the NSA HR CO or his/her representative. The purpose of these inspections shall be to detect and prevent the introduction of prohibited items such as : firearms , explosives, drugs, etc., and to detect and prevent the unauthorized removal of Government property or material.

e. GUARD shall report all violations of security and safety to the NSA HR Watch Commander.

f. Deny media access unless prior approval has been granted and the following actions have been taken:

(1) All media access requests must be coordinated in advance with the NSA HR Public Affairs Officer (PAO) or tenant command PAO. The only personnel authorized to sponsor a news media representative on any NSA HR installation are the NSA HR PAO representative, the NSA HR CO/XO, the NSA HR Security Director, the CNRMA Legal Officer and as a last resort the CNRMA

PAO.

(2) PAO or designated representative will escort media persons at all times .

(3) GUARD will notify the WC when media arrives at the LRA and will make a log.

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(4) GUARD will not directly answer media queries regarding anything happening on or off base.

g. GUARD will never accept or touch packages, parcels, keys, wallets, handbags, or other personal effects/property of motorist or pedestrians.

h. Consumption of small snacks and beverages are authorized when out of public view as the workload permits.

11. Unauthorized Activities.

a. Reading material (other than post or duty-related material).

b. Playing cards, games, and the use of personal media devices (cell phones, !Pods, etc) is only authorized in the performance of duties in direct relation to the post assignment and emergencies. Should an emergency occur, contact the WC.

c. Food deliveries.

d. Smoking and use of smokeless tobacco.

e. Chewing gum when performing official duties.

f. Eating meals while performing official duties without proper relief.

h. Accepting gifts, favors, or gratuities from any person while performing official duties.

12. Arming Requirements. GUARD assigned as Roving Patrol and Supervisor shall carry a 9mm (CONDITION I) loaded with one 15 round magazine and two additional 15 round magazines totaling 45 rounds of ammunition. Armament - One M9 service pistol with ball ammunition and Secondary use-of-force capabilities of an authorized baton and Oleoresin Capsicum.

NOTE: The carrying of unloaded weapons while assigned to this post is prohibited.

13. Use of Force and Use of Deadly Force Policy.

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a. As part of NAVSUPPACT, Hampton Roads Force Continuum policy all GUARD personnel prior to assuming duties and responsibilities will review enclosure (1) daily.

b. Pre-Planned response measures will be reviewed daily per reference (a) .

M. . HANSSON

Com ng Officer

NSA HR

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