Australia's intelligence and passenger assessment programs / Sergio Koc-Menard
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International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence Vol. 19, No. 2, Summer 2006, pp.218-236 (117)Summary: How to prevent terrorists from boarding commercial flights has, since the 9-11 events, become a much higher priority for intelligence and security services. This article discusses Australia's Advanced Passenger Processing system and compares it with other systems such as Secure Flight and BPR.
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How to prevent terrorists from boarding commercial flights has, since the 9-11 events, become a much higher priority for intelligence and security services. This article discusses Australia's Advanced Passenger Processing system and compares it with other systems such as Secure Flight and BPR.
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