WPAFB said that people traveling nearby could see emergency vehicles, temporarily blocked roads or travel delays, and may hear alert sirens.
They asked that people be aware that this is just an exercise, and said that nearby agencies and dispatch centers were notified that it will be going on. They asked that passers-by not call 911 or other emergency numbers about it.
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