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> 31 October 2001 > Source: > http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/cbr_handbook/cbrbook.htm > Published by the CIA on October 31, 2001. > UNCLASSIFIED > Chemical/Biological/Radiological Incident Handbook > (October 1998) > > Acknowledgments > Introduction > Section A > What Is the Difference Between a Chemical, a Biological, and a > Radiological Event? Section B Personal Safety Considerations Section C > Indicators of a Possible Chemical Incident Section D Indicators of a > Possible Biological Incident Section E Indicators of a Possible > Radiological Incident Section F Information To Be Reported Section G > Glossary of Chemical Terms Section H Glossary of Biological Terms > Section I Glossary of Radiological Terms Section J References > Acknowledgments This handbook was first produced by the Chemical, > Biological and Radiological (CBRN) Subcommittee in June 1995. The > subcommittee is one of seven subcommittees of the Interagency > Intelligence Committee on Terrorism (IICT). Established and charged > under DCI Directive 3/22, 24 October 1990, the IICT is comprised of > representatives from 45 US Government agencies and organizations from > the intelligence, law enforcement, regulatory, and defense > communities. The IICT and its subcommittees provide an interagency > forum for coordination and cooperation on a wide spectrum of > counterterrorism and antiterrorism issues. This edition of the > handbook earmarks the addition of information pertaining to > radiological incidents. This update reflects the collective efforts of > each agency represented on the CBRN Subcommittee to provide critical > information on new and evolving trends necessary to understanding and > dealing with changing counterterrorism issues. In particular, I wish > to thank the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Defense Intelligence > Agency, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Public Health > Service and the Central Intelligence Agency for the major role they > played in the update of this handbook. Lastly, I want to recognize the > CBRN Subcommittee's dedication in providing timely assessments and > information to a myriad of organizations committed to > counterterrorism. I hope that this handbook will play a useful role in > these endeavors. Richard L. 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