9/11 Flashcards

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How many flights were there during the 9/11 attacks?

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4

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Targets of 9/11

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-World Trade Center Towers
-Pentagon
-Field in Shanksville, PA

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How many people were in the WTC during the attacks?

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Over 30,000 people

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First Responders Lessons Learned During 9/11

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-Command and control of first responders broke down
-Communication system failed
-Failure to establish an incident command

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Law Enforcement Lessons Learned During 9/11

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-Missed Intelligence
-Lack of coordination

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TSA

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Transportation Safety Administration
-one type of security in airports/uniformed screening of passengers

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Federal Aviation Program

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Air Marshalls appear as passengers as they fly on airplanes

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Patriot Act

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Allowed law enforcement to gather intelligence information on U.S. citizens and people in the U.S.

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Role of Police After 9/11

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-Evolves into defenders/protectors of homeland security
-Departments create anti-terrorism and intelligence units
-New equipment: gas masks, biohazard suits, radiation and bomb detection, command vehicles
Terrorism drills and simulations

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NIMS

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National Incident Management System
-A management model that is used for the command, control, and coordination of first responders

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National Incident Management System Divisions

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-Operations
-Planning
-Logistic
-Administration

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Operations Section

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-Involves all the people that are actively handling the situation as it exists.
-Working on the event as it occurs

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Planning Section

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-Anticipates how the event can change
-Planning for the future

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Logistic Section

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-Supply for the demand
-Getting whatever the Operations or Planning section needs
-People, equipment, food

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Administration Section

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Recording everything that occurs

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Who is in charge of NIMS?

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Incident Commander
-only one person in charge
-no matter who you are or who you work for you report to only the incident commander

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What does the Safety Officer do in NIMS?

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-Specifically looking at conditions of safety for anyone associated with the events
-Participants, first responders, venders, etc.
-Only person that can override the decisions of anyone in incident command on specifically a safety issues

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James L. Zadroga 9/11 Act

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-Passed by congress to establish the World Trade Center Health Program that ensures those effected by 9/11 have monitoring and treatment
-Figures out who was exposed and provides long-term health care
-Established for 5-year increments