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1.) Arson & Bombs
2.) Assassination & Ambush
3.) Extortion& Kidnapping
4.) Disguise Techniques, Recruitment
5.) Intel collection
6.) Weapons |
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| Phases of terrorist incidents |
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1.) Preincident
2.) Initiation
3.) Negotiation
4.) Conclusion
5.) Postincident |
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| in which an individual carries explosives on his or her person to transport with the intention of detoning themself |
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| leaders are frightened into acceding to terrorist demand based ont he threat of detonating a hidden nuclear device in a crowded area |
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| explosives attached to nuclear waste products |
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| small portable nuclear devices developed by the military |
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| highly toxic nerve agents created by anaerobic bacterium found in ill prepared food |
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| the so called nerve agents which can be found in insecticides |
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| precision guided munitions (PGM) |
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| devices that can launch missiles whose trajectories can be corrected in flight |
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| high explosive wrapped around fragementary objects |
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| container for IED which can hold 100-1000 Ilbs of explosives |
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| thrown from overpasses etc |
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| focusing the force of the explosion in a desired direction |
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| how to disseminate misinformation design to confuse enemies |
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| infiltrating target areas gather relevant data and return to HQ |
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| made of plastic such as semtex, impossible to detect |
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| created extensive fire damage |
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| traveling terrorist training camp |
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| a system in which individual instructors offer skills classes at different locations to teach rookie terrorists |
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| the sword, online training camp with posted manuals |
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