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Terrorism

Throughout human history, there have been many threats to the security of nations. These threats have brought about large-scale losses of life, the destruction of property, widespread illness and injury, the displacement of large numbers of people and devastating economic loss.
Recent technological advances and ongoing international political unrest are components of the increased risk to national security.
Governmental officials are working hard to find terrorists and to limit their ability to harm Americans. At the same time, there is a lot that each of us can do to limit the terrorists’ ability to frighten us. The terrorists are not in charge. We have control over our peace of mind and can help ensure our safety by taking some of the same actions that we would take to prepare for earthquakes, floods, or fires. We can also contribute to the safety of others by becoming more aware of our surroundings and reporting suspicious activities or items to local officials.
Become better informed and better prepared.

·  General Information about Terrorism
·  Explosions
·  Biological Threats
·  Chemical Threats
·  Nuclear Blast
·  Radiological Dispersion Device (RDD)
·  Homeland Security Advisory System

Bomb Threat

Terrorists frequently use explosive devices as one of their most common weapons. Terrorists do not have to look far to find out how to make explosive devices; the information is readily available in books and other information sources. The materials needed for an explosive device can be found in many places including variety, hardware and auto supply stores. Explosive devices are highly portable using vehicles and humans as a means of transport. They are easily detonated from remote locations or by suicide bombers.

Conventional bombs have been used to damage and destroy financial, political, social, and religious institutions. Attacks have occurred in public places and on city streets with thousands of people around the world injured and killed.

How can I protect myself from bombs/explosions?
·  What to do Before, During & After an Explosion
·  Look for Bomb Threats at the bottom of the Before Information
·  Look for Suspicious Packages and Letters at the bottom of the Before Information

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