 | United States. General Accounting Office - 2000 - 84 pages
...incident would warrant a quick response from local fire and rescue and law enforcement personnel. If these local responders are unable to manage the situation or are overwhelmed, the incident commander has access to federal assets. 1 This delivery mechanism is described in the December... | |
 | Raymond J. Decker - 2001 - 246 pages
...incident would warrant a quick response from local fire and rescue and law enforcement personnel. If these local responders are unable to manage the situation or are overwhelmed, the incident commander has access to federal assets. 1 This delivery mechanism is described in the December... | |
 | Diana Miller - 2002 - 240 pages
...600 local and state hazardous material teams will be the first to respond to a chemical incident. If local responders are unable to manage the situation or are overwhelmed, the incident commander has access to state and federal assets. A variety of federal teams could be deployed... | |
 | Diana Miller - 2002 - 240 pages
...600 local and state hazardous material teams will be the first to respond to a chemical incident. If local responders are unable to manage the situation or are overwhelmed, the incident commander has access to state and federal assets. A variety of federal teams could be deployed... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Governmental Affairs - 2002 - 192 pages
...600 local and state hazardous material teams will be the first to respond to a chemical incident. If local responders are unable to manage the situation or are overwhelmed, the incident commander has access to state and federal assets. A variety of federal teams could be deployed... | |
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... performed in a lab and cannot, as yet, be done on scene by any unit, including the RAID teams. However, it is likely that detecting and identifying an actual biological agent will involve the medical community over a period of days rather than the... 