True or False: A visitor who does not have an approved DoD credential may be given access to a facility for requested repairs.

Access to Department of Defense (DoD) facilities typically requires an approved credential for security reasons. This is to ensure that all individuals on the premises have been properly vetted and pose no risk to the safety and security of the facility. Granting access to visitors without the necessary credentials can compromise the integrity of security protocols designed to protect sensitive information and assets from unauthorized individuals.

Though there may be specific circumstances or situations where exceptions can be made, such as emergency repairs where immediate action is needed, these would still need to adhere to strict guidelines and often involve supervision or escort by authorized personnel. Thus, the correct understanding is that access without proper credentials generally is not permissible.

The answer suggests that it is acceptable for a visitor without an approved credential to be granted access, which could potentially undermine the established security measures. Therefore, the correct view regarding security protocols supports the notion that the statement is false.