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Last updated on 8/14/06
Naturally, there are thousands of books that touch on September
11, including picture books, books about the terrorist bombings themselves,
and background books. We have compiled several pages of them in this section.
We have categorized them as best we could. We invite you to use the "Find"
tool at the bottom left of this page. We index the site frequently, so
you should be able to find what you're looking for. If not, please drop
us an email and we'll add it.
More
Books about Bioterrorism and Chemical Warfare:
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Living
Terrors: What America Needs to Know to Survive the Coming Bioterrorist
Catastrophe by Michael T., Ph.D., M.P.H. Osterholm, John
Schwartz
Living Terrors provides a quick-and-dirty guide to the problem
for lay readers. It contains explanations of why some diseases are
so fatal and assesses America's disturbing vulnerabilities. Each
chapter begins with a fictionalized account of how an attack might
occur. The authors believe this sensationalism is warranted, given
the nature of the threat and federal government's lackadaisical
response to it. The point, they say, is "to warn you that the
threat of biological terrorism is real without frightening you out
of your wits. Instead, we hope to frighten you into your wits."
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America's
Achilles' Heel : Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Terrorism and
Covert Attack by Richard A. Falkenrath, Robert D. Newman,
Bradley A. Thayer
Nuclear, biological, and chemical (NBC) weapons delivered covertly
by terrorists or hostile governments pose a significant and growing
threat to the United States and other countries. Although the threat
of NBC attack is widely recognized as a central national security
issue, most analysts have assumed that the primary danger is military
use by states in war, with traditional military means of delivery.
The threat of covert attack has been imprudently neglected.
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Survival
& Shelter - Manuals on CD-ROM by the Department of
Defense
This CD contains all the excellent manuals such as the U.S. Army
Survival Manual, and others on survival in nuclear, chemical and
biological warfare environments.
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When
Every Moment Counts : What You Need to Know About Bioterrorism from
the Senate's Only Doctor by Bill Frist
Bioterrerism is now one of the most pressing and disturbing issues
of our time. Our nation's leaders warn that the threat of germ weapons
by terrorists is real, and, more importantly, that the United States
remains highly vulnerable. Such statements have led to a national
sense of fear and unease. Every American wants answers--what can
we do to protect our families and loved ones? Written in an easy-to-use
question and answer format and complete with photographs of the
varying symptoms and a full index. A comprehensive guide to dealing
with the realistic threat of bioterrorism.
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Jane's
Chem-Bio Handbook by Frederick R. Sidell, M.D.
The author spent 31 years at the US Army Medical Research Institute
of Chemical Defense. While with the government, Dr. Sidell saw hundreds
of casualties from chemical warfare agents, wrote extensively on
this topic in scientific and medical journals and books. In 1979
the Army Surgeon General sent him to Thailand to investigate the
alleged use of chemical agents against the refugees Laos, and in
March 1995 he was one of three physicians sent by the State Department
to Tokyo to advise Japanese physicians on the management of nerve
agent casualties after the nerve agent subway incident.
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Biological
Terrorism, Responding to the Threat: A Personal Safety Manual
by Angelo Salvucci Jr. M.D.
This manual contains all the information you need to protect you
and your family in the event of bioterrorism. Sections include a
description of biological weapons and preparation for defense against
them; detailed descriptions of each biological agents that are likely
candidates for use in a terrorist attack, including descriptions
of the agent, effects it can have, and specific steps to take for
each; step-by-step of preparations to take before an attack occurs;
steps to be taken if you know or suspect that a biological attack
has taken place.
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