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f Co Cc. Familiarizing the trainees with the concept i
' of target analysis and operational planning
. that a saboteur or ‘terrorist must enploy,

. d. Introducing the trainees to booby trapping
devices and techniques giving practical :
experience with both manufacturod and
improvised devices through actual fabrication.

. . - Emphasize the necessity of alertness for
Co detecting and countering booby’ traps ‘placed
by saboteurs or terrorists,
. IEEE e. Conducting several field exercises to give
. each trainee the opportunity for detecting /
‘and neutralizing various explosive and
‘incendiary devices likely to be used by ’
. terrorists or saboteurs, including letter
bombs, packages, attache cases, etc.
. f. Conducting several investigative field .
. . - exercises of explosive incidents to alert .
) the trainee to the nced for and manner in
which to colloct, identify, and preserve :
L legally adnisable evidence for prosecutive
action, ToL
. 3. The program provides the trainees with ample
opportunity to develop basic familiarity and use proficiently .
through handling, preparing and applying the various H
explosive charges, incendiary agents, terrorist devices :
and sahotage techniques, USAID, International Police .
a Academy (IPA) has received reports from former foreign .
| police/security personnel who participated in the program
! . indicating that they were called upon to utilize the skills
they acquired through this training in the handling of
explosive devices in their Tespective country, Attacked is
" a4 letter from a participant in TIC #6
: stating that he deactivated a letter BOND dovICT WAICH was
sent to the IZmbassy in] . :
4. Subject course will have 26 participants from ten
(10) foreign countries. Hine (9) are financed by AID, :
eight’ (8) by CIA and nine (3) by thoir own governments.
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