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Introducing Border & CBRNE Defense Supporting those who defend our borders. For more information, contact Charles Weimer at charlesw@kmimediagroup.com.
Border & CBRNE Defense June 2012 Volume 1 • Issue 1 Features CoVer / Q&a 4 7 12 21 24 10 Leadership Insight: TSA Q&A with Robert S. Bray, Assistant Administrator for Law Enforcement/ Director of the Federal Air Marshal Service (AFAMS) within the Transportation Security Administration, discussing AFAMS mission to detect, deter and defeat hostile acts targeting U.S. air carriers, airports, passengers and crews. Hazmat Disaster Response First responders need to be at the top of their game when hazardous materials spill, leak, explode or otherwise create dangerous situations. Learn how they mitigate the risk of a hazmat situation. By H.R. Hogan Special Section: Integrated Fixed Towers IFT is a Customs Border and Protection strategy to rapidly acquire non-developmental systems to support border protection efforts. The technology combines with other resources and capabilities, notably personnel, infrastructure and intelligence, to improve the overall efficiency and effectiveness of our border protection efforts. By Peter Buxbaum Tactical Communications Interview with John Santo, executive director, DHS Joint Wireless Program, about the Department of Homeland Security’s recently awarded $3 billion IDIQ contract for tactical communications to support the entire department, along with the White House, Interior, Justice and State departments. Counter Drug Operations CBP OAM P-3s have been an integral part of the successful counternarcotic missions operating in coordination with the Joint Interagency Task Force – South. Lothar Eckhardt, the executive director of National Air Security Operations, participates in an exclusive interview. By Brian O’Shea Eyes Over Borders How Customs and Border Protection is utilizing technology, manpower and equipment to better protect our nation’s borders. The Department of Homeland Security hopes to make two to three firm-fixed-price awards for demonstration of a wide area aerial surveillance system (WAASS). WAASS’s primary objective is persistent, long-term surveillance of urban and rural terrain of at least 16 square kilometers. By Henry Canaday 17 Michael J. Fisher Chief U.S. Border Patrol U.S. Customs and Border Protection Departments 2 3 14 27 Editor’s Perspective Frontline News Security Watch Resource Center InDustry InterVIew 28 Lou Banks BioSurveillance Marketing Manager Idaho Technology Inc.
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