Actually from some of the interviews with Hawaiians on NPR, it seemed like people didn't know what to do when waiting for an incoming ballistic missile. So it

Actually from some of the interviews with Hawaiians on NPR, it seemed like people didn't know what to do when waiting for an incoming ballistic missile. So it seems like even in the case where there is a real threat, the usefulness of the message is questionable if people aren't trained about what to do when waiting for a missile.