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CBRNE first responder best practice: the threat of CBRNE / Warwick Penrose

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PENROSE Warwick

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In: Military Technology Vol 29 No 11, November 2005, pp.88-89Summary: While improvised explosive devices continue to be the terrorists weapon of choice, most intelligence agencies agree that there is a growing risk of chemical, biological, radiolgical or nuclear devices being added to terrorist arsenals. This article outlines the basic elements of first response best practice.

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While improvised explosive devices continue to be the terrorists weapon of choice, most intelligence agencies agree that there is a growing risk of chemical, biological, radiolgical or nuclear devices being added to terrorist arsenals. This article outlines the basic elements of first response best practice.

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