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Effectiveness of using red-teams to identify maritime security vulnerabilities to terrorist attack
As the United States continues to develop plans and policies to counter the threat of terrorism, it becomes increasingly more vital to understand the entire spectrum of the threat. Realistically assessing the capability of possible and probable terrorist groups helps federal and state agencies to es
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