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Homeland Security training is the key to success in the war on terror. SSI specializes in training emergency first responders, law enforcement, and government agencies.
Briefing With Major General Rick Lynch, Spokesman, Multinational Force Iraq Combined Press Information Center, Baghdad, Iraq The attack on the Palestine Hotel is likely to be the forerunner for other multi-prong assaults on buildings using decoys and then large scale VBIED's.
View the Presentation and read the notes at http://www.mnf-iraq.com/Transcripts/051027b.htm
Al-Queda Training ManualAn English, translated version of the Al-Queda Training Manual that was found in the apartment of an Islamic extremist in Manchester and used in the New York bombings trials has been made available to us through a good friend at the Jordan Police Training Center.
It was originally in Arabic but has been translated for its use by the Justice Department.
Some parts of the manual have been edited to prevent its use as an English aid to promote further terrorist recruitment.
    
More useful information and resources below
 Download SSI Training Guide [ Doc]
Chechen Female Suicide Bombers [ PowerPoint]
Presentation given to the NLPOA in Dallas on October 29th 2005
by Henry Morgenstern - Suicide Terror [ PowerPoint]
New Modus Operandi for Terrorists [ pdf]
Attacks on Baltimore and NYC planned [ pdf]
Ayman al-Zawahiri and Abu Musab al-Zarqawi Letter [ pdf]
 Al Qaeda Training Video
Counter Terror Resources [ 4.3Mb. Zip File]
What are suspicious signs that can give away a suicide-terrorist?
External Appearance - Clothes unsuitable for the time of year.
- A youngster (usually) who is trying to blend, by dress and behavior, with the surrounding population (on public transport, at entertainment places) even though he or she doesn't belong.
- Anything protruding in an unusual way under the person's clothing.
Suspicious Behavior - Nervousness, tension, profuse perspiration.
- Walking slowly while glancing right and left, or running in a suspicious manner.
- Repeated attempts to steer clear of security and police.
- Repeated checking by the suspect for something under their clothes.
- Nervous, hesitant, mumbling.
Suspect Equipment - A suitcase, shoulder/hand-bag, back pack.
- Electrical Wires, switches or electronic devices sticking out of the bag or pocket.
How to identify a suspicious vehicle? - License-plate looks "improvised" or mismatched (different front and back plates).
- A vehicle parked suspiciously for a prolonged time in a central place or in a no-parking area.
- The vehicles rear part sags noticeably (loaded down).
What to do in case you suspect something? - Call for back up and note as many details as possible about the suspect or the vehicle.
- Keep the situation neutral until the appropriate SWAT or EOD units arrive.
- Survey the situation from a safe distance.
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