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The counterterrorism handbook: tactics, procedures and techniques

By:

BOLZ Frank

Contributor(s):

DUDONIS Kenneth J

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Practical aspects of criminal and forensic investigationsPublication details: Boca Raton, Fl. USA: CRC Press, 2002Edition: 2nd edDescription: 278pISBN:

0849309646 (hbk.):

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Summary: This book is intended to provide practical advice for those people likely to be first responders to terrorist incidents - the emergency services and the police. It is arranged in three sections: the first deals with planning to respond to terrorist incidents, the second looks at what actually happens during incidents, and the third covers what happens in the aftermath of terrorist incidents. Particular attention is given to kidnapping, hostage situations, and bombings.

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This book is intended to provide practical advice for those people likely to be first responders to terrorist incidents - the emergency services and the police. It is arranged in three sections: the first deals with planning to respond to terrorist incidents, the second looks at what actually happens during incidents, and the third covers what happens in the aftermath of terrorist incidents. Particular attention is given to kidnapping, hostage situations, and bombings.

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