Citation

Maniscalco PM, Christen HT, Rubin DL, Kim P. JEMS 1998; 23(11): 38-40, 42-4, 46-51.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1998, Elsevier Publishing)

DOI

unavailable

PMID

10187433

Abstract

Emergency service organizations are "in combat" every day. Yet with the experience and education we have amassed over the years, we remain ill-prepared to deal with the full effects of a terrorist attack. Terrorism has many definitions. For this article we choose this one: Terrorism: The use of violence, threats, intimidation or information manipulation for revenge, politics, support of a cause or the furthering of a criminal enterprise.

Language: en