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4.1. State Sponsors of Terrorism and WMD Programs ....
4.2. Proposed Fiscal Year 2000 Spending on Combating
WMD ....................................
4.3. Key Federal Departments and Agencies Involved in
Counterterrorism ...........................
4.4. Operational Capabilities for Domestic
Preparedness ..............................
4.5. Reachback Capabilities for Domestic
Preparedness ..............................
6.1. Force Protection Capabilities...................
6.2. Continuity of Operations Capabilities in the National
Capital Area ...............................
7.1. Capacity for Border and Coastal Defense: WMD
Smuggling.................................
7.2. Army Performance in Indochina and Cuban Refugee
Resettlement Operations ......................
7.3. Capacity for Border and Coastal Defense: Large-Scale
Refugee Flows ..............................
7.4. Army Units in Guam Indochinese Resettlement
Operations ................................
9.1. Units Useful for Homeland Security
Contingencies..............................
9.2. Available Units in Army Force Structure...........
B.1. WMD CST Costs and Possible Costs to Equip a City of
500,000 to Respond to a WMD Event .............
B.2. Total 10-Year Costs for Program Alternatives .......
B.3. Illustrative Chem-Bio Response Options
to Be Traded ...............................
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65
68
76
81
124
127
142
153
155
157
209
210
232
233
237
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F.1. Top 15 Technology Needs of State and Local Law
Enforcement...............................
F.2. Relative Capabilities for Response to Civilian
Chemical and Biological Incidents at Four Levels of
Medical Care...............................
G.1. The FRP and DoD POCs ......................
H.1. Most DoD WMD Training Courses Are ArmySponsored ................................
H.2. 120 Cities to Be Trained by Army Domestic
Preparedness Team..........................
H.3. Training by Army Domestic Preparedness Teams ....
I.1. Army Power Projection Platforms—Installations ....
I.2. Army Power Projection Platforms—APOEs .........
I.3. Army Power Projection Platforms—SPOEs .........
I.4. Army Power Projection Platforms—Depots and
Ammunition Plants ..........................
I.5. DoD Mission-Critical Systems ..................
I.6. Potential Future Army Mission-Critical Systems .....
L.1. Funding for Combating Terrorism and WMD .......
L.2. Governmentwide Funding to Combat Terrorism ....
L.3. National Security Funding to Combat Terrorism ....
L.4. Operational Objectives for Countering
Proliferation/Counterproliferation Functional Area
Objectives.................................
L.5. DoD and DOE Investments in Counterproliferation
ACEs, FY 1998 ..............................
L.6. Key DoD Programs to Counter Paramilitary and
Terrorist NBC Threats ........................
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255
260
263
264
265
267
268
268
269
270
271
278
279
280
281
282
282