[FedCom] Military Alarm Systems
MONIX
monix at monix.net
Sat Apr 2 14:02:41 EST 2005
> I'd assume that this (regional or central dispatch) would be the same for
> the various military active/reserve/guard facilities through the US???
Unless they have changed:
On a reservation, the Military Police / Security Forces / Contract Guard
Service monitor their own alarm systems in house
Think it was called J-SIDS (Joint Intrusion Detection System, it is a
modified "direct wire" type which can be used over field wire if necessary,
and very immune to attack.
Off of a reservation or in the case of an isolated Reserve or NG facility,
the alarm system were normally contracted out.
It was not uncommon for one vendor to have the contract for all of the NG
armories in a state, the reserve facilities tended to use a local vendor,
however some of them were state / regional also.
There is a "standard sign" which is supposed to be displayed, so outside
people would not immediately know which or whose system was being used.
MONIX
P.S.
The USPS has been using silent alarms with telephone dialers for many years,
just turning the safe dial could also set it off, even before the door was
open.
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