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Base personnel should react as if a scenario is real during the training, said spokesman Bryan Ripple.
The base may impose additional security measures and temporarily block traffic in some areas, authorities said.
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They may may activate a “giant voice” intercom and an emergency alert system during the week-long exercise, authorities said.
Neighboring communities may hear sirens coming from the base.
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