DSTO and countering terrorism / Disney Stapleton
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Asia-Pacific Defence Reporter Vol 32 no 5, June 2006, pp.26-29 (9)Summary: In January 2006 Australia created the National Security Science & Technology (NSST) Unit. The unit draws staff from Defence, the Federal Police, the Commonwealth Science & Industrial Research Organisation, and the intelligence community. This article looks at the structure and operation of Australia's counterterror organisation noting that some ambiguities remain at the strategic guidance level.
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| Journal Article | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | TERRORISM (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 20605-1001 |
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In January 2006 Australia created the National Security Science & Technology (NSST) Unit. The unit draws staff from Defence, the Federal Police, the Commonwealth Science & Industrial Research Organisation, and the intelligence community. This article looks at the structure and operation of Australia's counterterror organisation noting that some ambiguities remain at the strategic guidance level.
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