Just like on 9/11 the Federal Gooberment couldn't figure out the difference between Real or Fake during a Training Drill.

Authorities at Vandenberg Air Force Base say a mixup is responsible for reports of a gunman that locked down the Central California facility for several hours.

Col. Richard Boltz tells the Santa Barbara News-Press the base was having a military drill Tuesday when someone blew a whistle—the signal used during a drill to indicate a gunshot from an armed man.

Boltz says there was confusion about whether it was a real emergency because a gunman scenario was not part of the day's drill. Boltz later learned someone not involved in the drill blew a whistle in another area to get someone's attention.

The base reacted to the signal as it would to a gunshot. A 911 call sent Lompoc police, sheriff's SWAT teams and crisis negotiators to the base. The facility was sealed for two hours.