The coast guard's national response center (nrc) should be notified of any suspected domestic terrorist…

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1. THE COAST GUARD'S NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER (NRC)
   SHOULD BE NOTIFIED OF ANY SUSPECTED DOMESTIC TERRORIST
   INCIDENT, PARTICULARLY THOSE AFFECTING TRANSPORTATION
   SYSTEMS IN ADDITION TO OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE RELEASES.
   ALL REPORTS OF SUSPECTED OR ACTUAL INCIDENTS ARE TO BE
   REPORTED TO THE NRC, PHONE: 800 424 8802 OR 202 267 2675.
   SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY SHOULD ALSO BE REPORTED TO THE LOCAL
   FBI OFFICE. THE FOLLOWING WEBSITE LISTS TELEPHONE NUMBERS
   FOR ALL THE FBI FIELD OFFICES:
   HTTP:WWW.FBI.GOV/CONTACT/FO/FO.HTM.
2. HOSTILE ACTIONS DIRECTED AT MERCHANT SHIPPING ARE A PRESENT
   AND GROWING PROBLEM. THESE HOSTILE ACTIONS INCLUDE PIRACY,
   THEFT AND TERRORISM. IN ORDER TO ESTABLISH A RELIABLE DATABASE
   OF INCIDENTS TO DEFINE THE AREA AND DEGREE OF THE PROBLEM,
   A DATABASE HAS BEEN INSTITUTED BY THE NATIONAL GEOSPATIAL-
   INTELLIGENCE AGENCY'S (NGA) AS THE ANTI-SHIPPING ACTIVITY
   MESSAGES (ASAM) FILE. THIS FILE CAN BE ACCESSED VIA THE INTERNET
   AT NGA'S MARITIME SAFETY INFORMATION WEBSITE:
   HTTP:POLLUX.NSS.NGA.MIL. ANOTHER EXCELLENT THREAT ASSESSMENT
   REPORT PRODUCED WEEKLY BY THE OFFICE OF NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
   (ONI) IS THE ONI WORLDWIDE THREAT TO SHIPPING. THIS REPORT
   IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON THE NGA WEBSITE.
3. NGA HAS ALSO ESTABLISHED SHIP HOSTILE ACTION REPORT (SHAR)
   PROCEDURES TO RAPIDLY DISSEMINATE INFORMATION WITHIN THE
   U.S. GOVERNMENT ON HOSTILE ACTIONS AGAINST U.S. MERCHANT SHIPS.
   THE PROCEDURES FOR SENDING SHAR REPORTS ARE DETAILED IN
   NGA PUBLICATION 117, RADIO NAVIGATIONAL AIDS, EDITION 2005,
   ON PAGE 4-15. THE MARITIME ADMINISTRATION (MARAD) URGES ALL
   VESSELS TO CARRY PUB 117, WHICH CAN ALSO BE DOWNLOADED FROM
   NGA'S ABOVE LISTED WEBSITE.
4. IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT NEITHER THE ASAM NOR SHAR REPORTS ARE A
   DISTRESS MESSAGE. U.S. AND EFFECTIVE U.S. CONTROLLED (EUSC) VESSELS
   UNDER ATTACK OR THREAT OF ATTACK MAY REQUEST DIRECT ASSISTANCE FROM
   U.S. NAVAL FORCES BY FOLLOWING THE EMERGENCY CALL-UP PROCEDURES IN
   CHAPTER 4, PART II OF PUB 117.
5. ALL U.S.-FLAG VESSELS REQUIRED BY MARAD REGULATION, AGREEMENT, OR
   THOSE WHO VOLUNTARILY FILE AMVER POSITION REPORTS, ARE REMINDED
   OF THE IMPORTANCE IN FILING VOYAGE AND UPDATE REPORTS. THOSE SHIPS
   OPERATING IN THE NORTH ARABIAN SEA, GULF OF OMAN, PERSIAN GULF,
   GULF OF ADEN, RED SEA AND THE SUEZ CANAL ARE REMINDED TO FILE
   AMVER POSITION UPDATE REPORTS EVERY 24 HOURS VICE EVERY 48 HOURS.
6. ALL U.S.-FLAG OPERATORS ARE REQUESTED TO FORWARD THIS ADVISORY TO
   THEIR SHIPS BY THE MOST EXPEDIENT MEANS. THIS ADVISORY WILL
   SUBSEQUENTLY BE LISTED IN NGA'S WEBSITE, AS WELL AS MARAD'S WEBSITE:
   HTTP:/WWW.MARAD.DOT.GOV/HEADLINES.
7. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THIS ADVISORY,
   CONTACT THE MARITIME ADMINISTRATION, OFFICE OF SHIP OPERATIONS,
   CODE MAR-613, ROOM 2122, 400 7TH STREET, WASHINGTON, DC  20590,
   PHONE: 202 366 5735, E-MAIL: [email protected].
8. CANCEL THIS MSG 02 SEP.