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All in CBRN Operations
One of the most difficult of CBRN Operations is dealing with a "cleaned" site. Yet there are ways to find the "money sample." CBRNPro.net examines some of them in this latest post in our series on an Alternate Approach to CBRN Operations.
Today's post continues our Alternate Approach to CBRN Operations, this time looking at industrial scale and state sponsored programs. CBRNPro.net evaluates the problems, conundrums, and political constraints associated with conducting CBRN Operations in relation to non-proliferation, counter-proliferation, and post-conflict efforts.
Continuing our series on an alternate approach to CBRN operations. Remember that time on the Muppets when Dr. Bunsen set Beaker on fire? Don't be the Beaker (Meep). Taking down a clandestine lab or a small scale production or research lab is serious business. CBRNPro.net explores some of the whys and hows.
Continuing our exploration of an alternate approach to CBRN operations, today CBRNPro.net looks at the three kinds of CBRN operation against an Obvious Target, and they aren't what you think.
CBRNPro.net offers an alternate approach to CBRN operations that differs from the traditional HazMat Operations based approach discussed last week. By focusing on the target, CBRN operators can obtain greater clarity and focus in their mission planning, equipment selection, and training. Oh, and we talk about the obvious. You know, stuff like big giant titanium balls from outer space, like the one in the picture.
HazMat is different from CBRN. CBRNPro.net asks, "Is the HazMat approach the right approach for all situations?" and comes up with some interesting answers.
