In order to combat this aspect of terrorism, the military have adopted computer forensics as part of their defenses (Vacca & Rudolph, 2011). Information warfare can be used to destroy data that can cause damage to a company’s reputation or
n the weeks following September 11, 2001, federal, state and local law enforcement officials investigated those responsible for the September 11 attacks during which nearly 3,000 people died. They assessed the United States's vulnerability to future acts of terrorism. Investigations showed the suspects of the crime to be of Middle Eastern origin. In the wake of the September 11 attacks, US officials responded to the fears of air travelers by reinforcing security. Despite more thorough investigation ofbaggage and increased security staffing, there were so many vast open spaces, exits and entrances at airport hubs that prevention of incidents was problematic.
Drones a secret program that has been use for more than ten years to kill, devastate and weakening terrorist suspect by the United States, but this program has also created problems like how it is illegal and how it should be use under strict limitations. Ever since the terrorist attack of september 11 the United States developed drones that hunt down our enemies and kill them, wherever they may be hiding. For example this program has eliminated many dangerous terrorist who we had little or no hope of ever capturing like Al Qaeda leader Anwar Awlaki. Drones are so effective no one, not even U.S citizen are beyond our reach, that's why the United States should continue use it for those who patterns of behavior match those of a terrorist like
However it is very hard to find out the information which will be required to cure this disastrous health issue. Doctors are already using Gamma rays to destroy few cells in the body which contain cancer in them so that these cells don’t spread to the rest of the living cells in the body which by then the doctors will not be able to destroy the cells because there will be too many which would harm the body too much. In America cancer has killed the most people and 1 in 4 people are diagnosed with cancer which means 25% of the people in America are diagnosed with cancer. Cancer kills approximately 547,500 people in a single year. It has affected 7.3 million people all around the
Monitoring our Planet Katrina Park Argosy University There are many types of natural disasters caused by phenomena such as: earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, floods, tornados, and hurricanes. Many times the phenomena that you think are most deadly are not. For example, many people believe that tornados or tsunamis are most deadly; however, floods and droughts actually kill more Americans over time. (Staff, 2013) By being able to predict the coming of some phenomena we are able to reduce the amount of lives lost due to them. There are still some phenomena that are unpredictable and can only be responded to after the occurrence.
Ron Sartena A few days ago, near perfect IQ Julian Assagn released secret government documents all pertaining to the Iraq, and Afghanistan war; there were nearly 400,000. All on his site wikileaks, Julian Assagn is now on the run after the biggest government hack in history. These "war logs" all give first hand accounts to what is actually going on in Iraq and Afghanistan, and sheds light to the amount of innocent blood lost. The reports detailed 109,032 deaths, comprised of 66,081 civilians, 23,984 "insurgent", they can label anyone as an insurgent, 15,196 iraqi government forces, and 3,771 freindlys. This means 31 civilians died every day over six years.
Improper use of the NCIC has led to about 1 million false arrests. C. Local law enforcement agencies enter most of the information that is in the NCIC databases. D. The Department of Homeland Security is in charge of the NCIC. Question 2 of 20 5.0 Points The Patriot missile system: A. was designed to shoot down airplanes. B. failed to shoot down a Scud missile that killed 28 U.S. soldiers in the Gulf War.
The concept of Homeland Security continues to evolve as the challenges and threats America faces change. Write a one page paper (minimum 250 words, double-spaced) discussing the evolution of Homeland Security. Research the changing objectives and missions of the department and its growth to encompass all levels of government and the private sector (for-profit businesses not owned or operated by the government). Answer: The Homeland Security was evolved in September 11, 2011 after the terrorists attack of September 2011 in which 4 flights in United States are hijacked and were planned to hit World trade Centre in which millions of lives were killed. Earlier at the time of George W. Bush, DHS has 22 agencies and three agencies were
During the 30’s the British developed a simple radio-controlled UAV called the Queen Bee. It could be landed for future reuse, reaching speeds of 160 km/h. Although instead of using it for offensive actions, it was mostly used for aerial target practice for British pilots. At the time of World War II, the National Socialist Party or Nazi party developed a UAV to be used against nonmilitary targets. The unmanned flying bomb or V-1 was responsible for more than 900 civilian deaths and 35,000 injured civilians.
In 2010 is was found that a North Korean torpedo had been fired (on purpose) at a South Korean naval ship. Only eight months later North Korea fired 170 artillery shells and rockets at Yeonpyeong Island, where the South Korean military was stationed, then South Korea sent fighter jets to fight back(it is only human nature to get revenge). Around 15 people were killed and 50 were wounded. This is an example of an on-going grudge that only leads to more violence. Sometimes you do not need violence to get something done.