Public Perceptions of Risk You were hired as a consultant by the military to develop a strategy to hopefully gain public acceptance for a new weapons support facility on a military reservation near a medium sized city. The lead military advisors have informed you that the public has been "feed a steady stream of misinformation" concerning the project for over five years. They admit that the military was slow to offer a timely response; however, the project has just been funded and an effective strategy is needed to gain public support. Your initial inquires into the situation surrounding this case have found the following: The public has never been informed as to the benefits of the proposed weapons support facility; The public has the incorrect perception that nuclear and bio-chemical weapons will be stored at the facility; The public was incorrectly informed that the facility would have twice the staff and that associated vehicle traffic would be three times what it would actually be once the facility is built. Given these misperceptions concerning the project, what would you recommend the military do to counter the adverse public perception concerning the proposed weapons support facility? Please justify your position. Please submit you response to this question by the last day of the module. This Case Assignment should be at least 450-600 words not counting the title page and references.