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They have also provided intelligent analysis to state, federal and local law enforcers promoting competency and improved support missions in and out of the United States. Navy and marine corps have participated in multi- service working groups to ensure to update and produce multi- service CBRNE defense.
CBRNE is also incorporated into air command, where the training is incorporated into courses; the instruction in the course includes instructions addressing the use of airlift and aerial re-fuelling assets in CBRNE contaminated environments. General accounting has also responded to CBRNE readiness and training assessment; where the secretary for defense recommended that current CBRNE medical services should be reviewed. The review will promote tri- service CBRNE training program which shall meet the standards of CBRNE. Tri- service standards of procedure includes; recognition, detection, decontamination, forces protection and incident response.
Homeland department focuses on deterring and defeating direct attacks in the U.S., supporting civil authorities' by providing CBRNE management capabilities, and supporting civilian law in enforcement of counter- terrorism activities. Homeland intelligence is the realm of homeland defense and civil support, and it has five objectives; achieve maximum awareness...
Understanding terrorist weapons and psychological, physical warfare is critical in planning and executing effective defense. CBRNE is a low probability, high consequence event; however, there is no best evidence to prove that terrorist' posses such chemical weapons because there has been no such attacks.
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Department of Defense Chemical Biological Defense Program Annual Report. Atlanta: DIANE, 2005.
Punaro, a. Commission on the National Guard Reserves. Atlanta: DIANE, 2008.
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