• JEMS · Jan 1999

    Terrorism. Part III--Response procedures for terrorist/tactical violence incidents.

    • H T Christen, J P Denney, P M Maniscalco, and D L Rubin.
    • Department of Defense--Defense Science Board Transnational Threat Study, USA.
    • JEMS. 1999 Jan 1;24(1):58-64, 66.

    AbstractA safe and effective response to a terrorist/tactical violence incident involves the following critical factors: Identify and train all potential convergent responders. 2-in/2-out--your partner is your life; have a plan to rescue the rescuers. Orient all responders to LACES. Search your command, staging and treatment areas for a secondary device. Restrict media coverage. Control the scene and relocate/evacuate if necessary. Alert medical receiving facilities early in the event chain to enable them to prepare for a patient onslaught.

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