No Safe Ground: Counter Terrorism and Irregular Warfare for American Law Enforcement

The threat is already here.A grenade-type improvised explosive device was found at the base of a dam serving hundreds of thousands of Americans - placed there by an unknown actor, discovered by accident during routine maintenance. Eight ISIS-linked nationals crossed the southern border undetected, dispersed to New York, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia, and were only identified months later through a federal wiretap. Iranian proxy networks pre-positioned before the United States entered direct military conflict with Iran - exactly as intelligence officials said they would. Russian military intelligence directed criminal proxies to plant incendiary devices in commercial shipping depots across Europe, with the United States declared as the next target.None of this is classified. All of it is documented. And almost none of it is addressed in current law enforcement counter-terrorism training.No Safe Ground is the operational reference that American law enforcement does not have - the book built for the threat environment that actually exists, not the one that training curricula were designed for two decades ago.

Pagina's: 378, Paperback, Independently published