Where should the red streamer be placed to warn people of a live-fire exercise?

The red streamer should be placed at entrance gates and towers to effectively warn people of a live-fire exercise. This strategic placement serves as a clear visual signal to individuals approaching the range, indicating that a potentially hazardous activity is occurring and that they should stay clear of the area. Ensuring that the warning is prominently displayed at access points helps to prevent unauthorized entries and enhances overall safety by alerting all personnel and visitors of the risks associated with live-fire conditions.

Positioning the red streamer in this way is crucial for communication and awareness, as it directly informs people who may not be directly involved in the exercise. This proactive approach reduces the risk of accidents and promotes a culture of safety at the range.