When assessing bombing risk, proximity to high-value or symbolic targets is a significant factor. Even if the facility itself isn’t a primary target, it may suffer collateral damage due to its location near another targeted building. This is a key aspect of blast risk assessments.
A and C (urban area, high occupancy) increase general risk but are not definitive on their own.
D (domestic/international tenants) may affect threat level but is less relevant than target adjacency.
[References:, PSP Study Guide – Bomb Threat and Blast Risk Assessment, POA Manual – Facility Vulnerability Evaluation, ]
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