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Simulating terrorism

By:

SLOAN Stephen

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Norman, Okla: Univ. of Oklahoma Press, 1981Description: 158pISBN:

0806117605 (pbk.)

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Summary: This book describes simulation as a method to train individuals and groups to respond effectively to terrorist attacks and details the results of 10 such full-scale simulations conducted with police and military forces in the United States and overseas.

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This book describes simulation as a method to train individuals and groups to respond effectively to terrorist attacks and details the results of 10 such full-scale simulations conducted with police and military forces in the United States and overseas.

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