Who can escort any number of people or vehicles onto the base regardless of the current FPCON level?

• A. OSI, FBI, Secret Service
• B. Local police only
• C. Base security
• D. Any federal agency

Answer: (A)

The ability to escort any number of people or vehicles onto the base, regardless of the current FPCON level, rests with federal investigative and protective agencies that have formal authority to operate on military installations. The Air Force Office of Special Investigations (OSI), the FBI, and the U.S. Secret Service have this standing access because of their mission—conducting investigations, protecting high-risk individuals, and conducting protective operations. That status allows them to bring in personnel or vehicles as needed to perform their duties without being blocked by the current force protection condition, though they still coordinate with base security and follow established safety procedures. Local police do not automatically have this access, base security is the gatekeeper for entry control, and not every federal agency has blanket escort authority on a base.