Preparedness Against Terrorist Attacks: Congressional HearingTillie K. Fowler DIANE Publishing, 2001 - 127 pages Examines the Federal Government's programs that are designed to assist State and local emergency officials in preparing for a terrorist attack involving nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons. Witnesses: Charles Cagin, Acting Assist. Sec. of Defense (Reserve Affairs), DoD; John Eversole, Chicago Fire Dept., and Chair, Haz. Materials Comm., Internat. Assoc. of Fire Chiefs; Mark Gebicke, Dir., Nat. Security and Preparedness Issues, GAO; Catherine Light, Dir., Office of National Security Affairs, FEMA; Barbara Martinez, Deputy Dir., Nat. Domestic Preparedness Office, FBI; and Ann Simank, Oklahoma City Council Member, on behalf of the Nat. League of Cities. |
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... Defense (Reserve Affairs), U.S. Department of Defense 33 Eversole, John M., Chicago Fire Department, and Chair, Hazardous Materials Committee, International Association of Fire Chiefs 17 Gebicke, Mark E., Director, National Security and ...
... Defense (Reserve Affairs), U.S. Department of Defense 33 Eversole, John M., Chicago Fire Department, and Chair, Hazardous Materials Committee, International Association of Fire Chiefs 17 Gebicke, Mark E., Director, National Security and ...
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... Department of Defense. We're about to hear witnesses testify that there are serious problems in these Federal programs. These are not problems of quality. Federal agencies should be commended for assembling world-class training programs ...
... Department of Defense. We're about to hear witnesses testify that there are serious problems in these Federal programs. These are not problems of quality. Federal agencies should be commended for assembling world-class training programs ...
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... Department of Defense had taken a different approach in their training programs than just going directly to the ... DOD could have considered. One could have been a county-wide approach and instead of covering 22 percent of the ...
... Department of Defense had taken a different approach in their training programs than just going directly to the ... DOD could have considered. One could have been a county-wide approach and instead of covering 22 percent of the ...
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... Department of Justice's requested for fiscal year 2000, 162 million for training and equipment to localities, the first responders in prior legislation passed by the 104th Congress — funds were allocated to the Department of Defense for ...
... Department of Justice's requested for fiscal year 2000, 162 million for training and equipment to localities, the first responders in prior legislation passed by the 104th Congress — funds were allocated to the Department of Defense for ...
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... Defense for Reserve Affairs for the Department of Defense. And Mrs. Barbara Y. Martinez, who is the deputy director of the National Domestic Preparedness Office for the Federal Bureau of Investigation. I think you were all here earlier ...
... Defense for Reserve Affairs for the Department of Defense. And Mrs. Barbara Y. Martinez, who is the deputy director of the National Domestic Preparedness Office for the Federal Bureau of Investigation. I think you were all here earlier ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Preparedness Against Terrorist Attacks: Congressional Hearing |
| Editor | Tillie K. Fowler |
| Publisher | DIANE Publishing, 2001 |
| ISBN | 0756710782, 9780756710781 |
| Length | 127 pages |
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