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ATTACK PREPARATIONS Target Options: Choosing a target typically starts with aself-assessment of the terrorist group’s capabilities,which will, in large part, define the methods of attackavailable to the group. Selection Surveillance: Data gathered from watchingpotential targets will help the terrorist group refine thelist of choices. A potential target may be de-selectedbecause surveillance data proves the choice to be toodifficult to effectively attack. Target Selection: Once surveillance data results areassessed, terrorists are able to select their target or setof targets. The most likely targets are those that arevulnerable, undefended or with weak security.
ATTACK PREPARATIONS Detailed Surveillance: Terrorists often conductfurther long-term, detailed surveillance of thechosen potential target(s), seeking to detectroutines, procedures and site-specific securitymeasures. Training and preparation: Once the terrorists’plan of attack has been developed, the attackteam will be chosen and trained. Attack: Terrorists wait for the right set ofcircumstances to attack, which can take monthsor even years.
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Page 5 and 6: FORCE PROTECTION DEFINITION Securit
Page 7 and 8: Force Protection Conditions (FPCON)
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Page 11 and 12: TERRORIST CHARACTERISTICS Urban-Bas
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Page 19 and 20: DOD CT/CI Centers Defense Intellige
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