A call for help. Collaboration with community officials is key.
The U.S. government's war on terrorism is a battle with an unseen enemy that uses tactics that are just as elusive. Although such conventional terrorists' assault methods as bombs and other explosives are a major concern, the threat of a biological, chemical or nuclear attack is particularly troubling to the government and those who would have to deal with the aftermath of such an attack.
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