Which code indicates Armed/Security Exemption?

Which code indicates Armed/Security Exemption?

• A. ARMD
• B. LEOP
• C. FFDO
• D. BLND

Answer: (A)

Armd signals Armed/Security Exemption. This code is used to discreetly indicate that a person has an armed status or is exempt under security rules, so staff apply the correct handling and privacy procedures without broadcasting sensitive details. The other acronyms point to different security roles or programs—FFDO refers to Federal Flight Deck Officer (a specific armed role for pilots), LEOP indicates a law enforcement officer on patrol, and BLND isn’t a standard code for armed exemption. So ARMD is the appropriate code for Armed/Security Exemption.

Armd signals Armed/Security Exemption. This code is used to discreetly indicate that a person has an armed status or is exempt under security rules, so staff apply the correct handling and privacy procedures without broadcasting sensitive details. The other acronyms point to different security roles or programs—FFDO refers to Federal Flight Deck Officer (a specific armed role for pilots), LEOP indicates a law enforcement officer on patrol, and BLND isn’t a standard code for armed exemption. So ARMD is the appropriate code for Armed/Security Exemption.