[ExSoldier]

I just purchased the Terrorist Recognition Handbook from amazon.com I think that it's important to find and post in the thread into a site similar to the nuclear blast maps, but instead applicable to CHEMICAL weapons. We're heading into high threat season for that nightmare. Trouble is I just can't seem to find the right site. Maybe a better web searcher than I has an idea?

[nwctwx]

I'll see if I can find anything. You want something that shows the area affects of Chem weapons?

I recently got the book myself, have been reading through it... good information, for the most part. I often wonder if we are setting ourselves up looking for the wrong things.

I'm going to be spending a good bit more time organizing what we have here in the coming weeks/months. My intense weather watching is about to wind down until Hurricane season. ;)

[Indie]

I've been through a lot of FEMA courses and disaster training in my ARES group which used to be a part of the Arlington Fire Department.

The least effective threat is chemical. The next worst is nukes [still localized and detectable.] The worst by far is BIO [You don't know you've been hit until it's too late..massive casualties, no cures, and massive panic.]

Think like a terrorist. Chemical is the least effective, hardest to deliver, and least spectacular.

IOW, think nukes/bio/conventional or a combination of all 4 including chem, but chem alone is no threat IMO. Keep thinking nukes/bio....