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REFERENCE AND TRAINING MATERIALS
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EXPLOSIVES IDENTIFICATION GUIDE, 2nd edition, By Mike Pickett
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IED / VBIED / SUICIDE ATTACK AWARENESS TRAINING OUTLINE
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UVIED VISUAL TRAINING MANUAL(Under Vehicle IEDs)
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Under Vehicle Inspection Training "HANDPRINTS & SMUDGES KIT"
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"HAND PRINTS & SMUDGES KIT" - Printed Binder only
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TATP (improvised explosives) - Outline and Simulated TATP training aid sample
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Incendiary Chemical Timer, "The firefly" Printed Outline and training aid
SECURITY AWARENESS TRAINING POSTERS
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Electric and Non-Electric Detonators and Blasting Caps Poster
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Blasting Caps, Detonators, and Accessories Poster
TA-952
Detonating Cords and Safety Fuses Poster
TA-953
Dynamite - Typical Types Poster
TA-954
Binary / Slurry Explosives and Accessories Poster
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Typical Commercial Explosives Poster
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Commercial and Military Shaped Charges Poster
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Improvised Switches and Initiating Devices Poster
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Electrical Components and Switches Poster
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Typical Batteries (IEDS) Poster
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Basic IED Circuit Schematics Poster
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Improvised Remote Control Firing Devices Poster # 1
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Improvised Remote Control Firing Devices Poster # 2
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Improvised Remote Control Firing Devices Poster # 3*
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Typical Military Demolition Charges Poster
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Soviet, Middle Eastern, and Czeck Demolition Charges Poster
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Typical Military Grenades Poster
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CO2 Cylinder IEDs and Pipe Bombs Poster
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Display Fireworks 1.3G Pyrotechnic Devices Poster
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Consumer Fireworks and Pyrotechnic Devices Poster
TA-970
Explosive Hazards D.O.T. Classifications and Divisions Poster
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Ammunition and Components Poster
TA-972
AK-47 Automatic Rifle Training Poster (Russian Text)
Military Explosives & Ordnance- Vol. 2 - Pickett's Primer on Explosives (DVD format)
Covers Military Explosives & Ordnance at an first responder/awareness level.
Describes the many types of military ordnance. Covers grenades, fuses, shells, land mines, CBU's and BLU'srockets and missiles, incendiaries, simulators and CAD items.
Bomb Threats, and Searches - Vol. 3 - Pickett's Primer on Explosives (DVD format)
This video examines the conditions that might trigger a bomb threat and the motives behind the threat. IED triggers are breifly covered. Also Covered are bomb threat SOPs and searching procedures. Details how to respond if a suspected bomb is found.
Weapon's of Mass Destruction - Vol. 4 - Pickett's Primer on Explosives (DVD format)
Awareness Level
This DVD describes the effects of chemical, nuclear and biological weapons and how terrorists might use them. Gives some precautions to take against these weapons.
This is a nearly 2-hour DVD featuring operational and training footage from al-Qaeda, Ansar al-Islam and the Chechen Rebels. The DVD contains video of a successful SAM attack on a helicopter, the capture of a tv studio, roadside bombings, ambushes, shooting drills, a hostage-taking exercise and much more. The footage is provided in the same raw format as it was distributed by the extremist groups in order to allow the greatest training value. There has been no editing beyond what was necessary to isolate the relevant portions and enhance their quality as much as possible. The DVD plays on any standard DVD player. It is encoded for NTSC players.
This is a new 80-minute DVD featuring operational and training footage from al-Qaeda, the Chechen Rebels and Iraqi Mujahideen. The DVD contains a live audio recording of a portion of the May 2003 al-Qaeda attack on Western housing compounds in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and a live video recording of the beginning of the November 2003 attack on the al-Muhaya housing compound in Riyadh. The DVD also contains operational video of roadside bombings, ambushes and other operations. Training footage covers SAMs, IEDs, CQB, antitank weapons, entries and more. The footage is provided in the same raw format as it was distributed by the extremist groups in order to allow the greatest training value. All of the footage was shot by the groups in question. There has been no editing beyond what was necessary to isolate the relevant portions and enhance their quality as much as possible. The DVD has been indexed in order to be easy to use in training/briefing environments. The DVD plays on any standard DVD player. It is encoded for NTSC players.
Volume 3 of the Islamic Ops/Training DVD series. The new DVD features operational and training footage from Qaeda al-Jihad in the Land of Two Rivers and its predecessors, the Islamic Army in Iraq and other groups operating in Iraq. All of the footage was shot by the groups in question. Operational footage shows roadside bombings, ambushes, hostage taking, SAM attacks and more. It also includes jihadi video of the testing of blast effects from suicide bomber belts. There has been no editing beyond what was necessary to isolate the relevant portions and enhance their quality as much as possible. The DVD has been indexed in order to be easy to use in training/briefing environments. The DVD plays on any standard DVD player. It is encoded for NTSC players.
Volume 1 contains a 37-minute video released by the First Section of Sout al-Jihad in Iraq during the first week of Aug. 2004. The video contains extensive footage of the modification of conventional munitions and the making of improvised rocket launchers. The video also contains planning and operational footage. Among the operations shown are an attack on Saddam Airport, the al-Musha Airport and other American bases.
Volume 2 of the Sout al-Jihad in Iraq Videos series on DVD contains a 43-minute video from the al-Mujahideen Information Media group called "The Second Issue". The video features footage in Iraq from both al-Tawhid and al-Jihad and the Islamic Army in Iraq (IAI). It shows training of new jihadi fighters, operational planning, the preparation of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and operational footage. English translations of Arabic text where it appears have been added by IntelCenter. The only other changes made to the video were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. All other aspects of the video are the same as in the raw video released by the group. The DVD has been indexed in order to be easy to use in training/briefing environments. The DVD plays on any standard DVD player. It is encoded for NTSC players.
Volume 2 contains a 25'26" video from the ISI entitled, "The Hunters of Minesweepers". It was released on 5 Mar. 2007. On the video an ISI field commander announces that the group has developed a new electronic circuit for IEDs that cannot be jammed by US minesweeping vehicles. Profiles of US vehicles used to counter IEDs in Iraq are then shown. These are followed by video of attacks against the vehicles with roadside IEDs. The vehicles profiled are the Buffalo, Cougar, RG-31 and Meerkat. English translations of Arabic text where it appears have been added by IntelCenter. The only other changes made to the videos were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. The DVD has a video index for use in briefings and training. It plays on any standard DVD player in any region. It is encoded for NTSC players and contains Dolby Digital 2.0 audio.
Volume 20 contains two videos from al-Qaeda's as-Sahab Media's series entitled "The American Inferno in Khorasan Series". The series features operational video from Afghanistan. The first is an 8'18" video showing the surveillance, preparation and execution of a suicide bombing in Kabul, as well as martyr Amanallah al-Afghani's last will. Taliban leader Mullah Dadullah also gives a brief video statement. The second is a 5'44" video showing a roadside bombing against a US convoy in Kunar Province. The production date for both videos is Oct. 2005 (Ramadan 1426H). English translations of Arabic text where it appears have been added by IntelCenter. The only other changes made to the videos were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. The DVD has a video index for use in briefings and training. It plays on any standard DVD player in any region. It is encoded for NTSC players and contains Dolby Digital 2.0 audio.
Volume 51 contains three videos from al-Qaeda's as-Sahab Media's series entitled "The American Inferno in Khorasan Series". The videos show the building of IEDs and operational footage of three roadside IED attacks in Kunar Province, Afghanistan. The production date for all the videos is Apr. 2006. English translations of Arabic text where it appears have been added by IntelCenter. The only other changes made to the videos were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. The DVD has a video index for use in briefings and training. It plays on any standard DVD player in any region. It is encoded for NTSC players and contains Dolby Digital 2.0 audio.
Volume 63 contains a 12'43" video from al-Qaeda's as-Sahab Media featuring operational video from an attack in the Argon area of Afghanistan. It was released on 17 Feb. 2007. The production date is Feb. 2007 [Muharram 1428H]. It is entitled, "Holocaust of the Americans in the Land of Khorasan, The Islamic Emirate: Martyrdom Operation Against an American Convoy in Argon Area". The video shows the last will of the suicide bomber, the preparation of a vehicular-borne improvised explosive device and the subsequent attack. English translations of Arabic text where it appears have been added by IntelCenter. The only other changes made to the video were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. The DVD has a video index for use in briefings and training. It plays on any standard DVD player in any region. It is encoded for NTSC players and contains Dolby Digital 2.0 audio.
al-Qaeda Video DVD: Knowledge is for Action: The Manhattan Raid. This contains the 91'40" video from al-Qaeda's as-Sahab Media enititled "Knowledge is for Action: The Manhattan Raid". Excerpts from the video were first aired on al-Jazeera on 7 Sep. 2006. The production date is Sep. 2006 and it has English subtitles. The video shows footage of Azzam al-Amriki, Ayman al-Zawahiri, Osama bin Laden, Ramzi bin al-Shibh and others. It also contains the last will and testament of 9-11 hijackers Hamza al-Ghamdi and Wail al-Shihri. The only material that appears to be recorded around the time of its production is the narration from an unknown speaker and video comments by Azzam al-Amriki (a.k.a. Adam Gahdan). The most substantial portion of Osama bin Laden's speaking is taken from him talking to trainees and contains a number of interesting insights into his interaction with trainees, past operations and preparations taken in advance of the 9-11 attack in order to prepare for the US response. English translations of Arabic text where it appears have been added by IntelCenter. The only other changes made to the video were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. The DVD has a video index for use in briefings and training. It plays on any standard DVD player in any region. It is encoded for NTSC players and contains Dolby Digital 2.0 audio.
Volume 1 contains the English Edition of al-Qaeda's "The Nineteen Martyrs" video. This 1-hour video was produced by the Sahab Institute for Media Production, the video production arm of al-Qaeda. This edition contains English sub-titles and English text but otherwise appears almost identical to the Arabic version. The Arabic edition was released in September 2002. The sub-titles and graphics are believed to be done by the group or one of its front organizations. The video includes the martyrdom message of 9-11 hijacker Abdul-Aziz al-Omari (a.k.a. Abu al-Abbas al-Janoobi) and footage of the 9-11 hijackers planning for their attack. Osama bin Laden is featured discussing each of the hijackers. The video also features excerpts from other Osama bin Laden speeches, as well as a poem read by his 11-year-old son. The excerpt of bin Laden's son reading the poem appears to be from the video entitled, "The Destruction of the Destroyer, USS Cole". The DVD plays on any standard DVD player. It is encoded for NTSC players.
al-Qaeda Videos Vol. 2 DVD: American Hell in Afghanistan and Iraq. Volume 2 contains the English Edition of al-Qaeda's "American Hell in Afghanistan and Iraq" video. This 45-minute video was produced by the Sahab Institute for Media Production, the video production arm of al-Qaeda. This edition contains English sub-titles and English text. The Arabic version was released in September 2003. The sub-titles and graphics are believed to be done by the group or one of its front organizations. The video includes the martyrdom message of 9-11 hijacker Said al-Ghamdi and footage of him training. Osama bin Laden gives a speech and talks about al-Ghamdi. His speech is laid over footage of him and Ayman al-Zawahiri walking in a mountainous area. The DVD plays on any standard DVD player. It is encoded for NTSC players.
al-Qaeda Videos Vol. 3 DVD: Badr al-Riyadh. Volume 3 contains the produced al-Qaeda Sahab video entitled, "Badr al-Riyadh: The Assault on the Crusader al-Muhaya Settlement and Discovering Important Details". The video was released on 4 Feb. 2004 by al-Qaeda's Sahab Institute for Media Production and is more than 90 minutes in length. It focuses on the attack al-Qaeda carried out against the al-Muhaya housing compound in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on 8 Nov. 2003 in which 18 people were killed and 120 injured. The video contains statements from Osama bin Laden and other prominent jihadi leaders, such as the now deceased Chechen rebel commander Khattab, which all appear to be from older interviews and other videos. The video prominently features two of the participants in the al-Muhaya attack who were killed during the operation, Ali bin Hamid al-Mabadi al-Harbi and Nasser al-Khalidi. They are shown in a variety of settings including informal interviews. A video address from al-Qaeda field commander in Saudi Arabia, Abdul Aziz al-Moqrin, appears on the tape, as well as an audio address by Sheikh Abu Omar al-Saif. A significant portion of the tape is focused on al-Qaeda's training activities in Saudi Arabia at the al-Battar camp. Among the training demonstrated is IED construction, entries, SA-7 SAM and RPG use and disarmament techniques. The DVD plays on any standard DVD player. It is encoded for NTSC players.
Volume 9 contains the first hour of al-Qaeda's Sahab Institute for Media Production video "War of the Oppressed". It was released around the first week of Aug. 2005. The full video is reportedly two hours long and includes statements in Arabic, English, French, Urdu and Pashto. The video features operational footage of al-Qaeda ops against US forces in Afghanistan. Video statements from Ramzi al-Makki, Khalid al-Sheikh (in English), the emir of the front in Afghanistan Abdel al-Hadi, Abu Zubaydah, Mulla Bilal, Mu'taz al-Ghamdi and others appear. Audio portions from Osama bin Laden, Ayman al-Zawahiri and Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and others are also included. English translations of Arabic text where it appears have been added by IntelCenter. The only other changes made to the video were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. The DVD has a video index for use in briefings and training. It plays on any standard DVD player in any region. It is encoded for NTSC players and contains Dolby Digital 2.0 audio.
Islamic Army in Iraq Videos Vol. 1 DVD, The Fourth Edition. Volume 1 contains a 40'47" video from the group called "The Fourth Edition". It features extensive operational footage in Iraq of rocket and mortar attacks, roadside bombings, SAM and other anti-aircraft attacks, as well as an overview of 24 hostages the group has taken. At one point the group shows how it launched a rocket attack on a base and then left a fixed camera in place to record the return tank fire that their original position came under while they were at a safe distance. English translations of Arabic text where it appears have been added by IntelCenter. The only other changes made to the video were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. All other aspects of the video are the same as in the raw video released by the group. The DVD has been indexed in order to be easy to use in training/briefing environments. The DVD plays on any standard DVD player. It is encoded for NTSC players.
Volume 2 contains the 55'10" video entitled "The Sixth Edition" from the Islamic Army in Iraq (IAI). It was released on 9 Jan. 2006. It features operational footage of 34 IED attacks, 15 rocket and mortar attacks, a sniper operation and more in Iraq. English translations of Arabic text where it appears have been added by IntelCenter. The only other changes made to the video were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible.The DVD has a video index for use in briefings and training. It plays on any standard DVD player in any region. It is encoded for NTSC players and contains Dolby Digital 2.0 audio.
Volume 4 contains the 6'48" Islamic Army in Iraq (IAI) video on the construction and testing of the Abeer rocket, which was produced by IAI's Manufacturing & Development Section. It was released on 30 Oct. 2006. According to IAI, the rocket carries a 20kg warhead and has a range of 20km. English translations of Arabic text where it appears have been added by IntelCenter. The only other changes made to the video were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. The DVD has a video index for use in briefings and training. It plays on any standard DVD player in any region. It is encoded for NTSC players and contains Dolby Digital 2.0 audio.
volume 1 of the new al-Haramain Brigade DVD series. Volume 1 contains the Arabic Edition of the al-Haramain Brigade's "Echo of the al-Haramain Brigade" video. This 37-minute video was produced by the group's Information Section and released on 19 July 2004. The video includes messages from Abdulaziz bin Ali al-Mudaihesh and Fahd bin Abdullah al-Faraj who executed the 21 April 2004 attack against the Saudi Emergency Headquarters in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Video is also shown of the truck bomb prior to the attack. Audio statements are given by Sheikh Ahmed bin Nasir al-Dakheel and Sheikh Abu Qataada al-Filistiinii.
Volume 1 contains the 46-minute produced video from the Media Section of Qaeda al-Jihad Organization in the Land of Two Rivers entitled "All Religion is for Allah". The video was released around the end of Jun. 2005. The video contains operational footage of attacks on American and Iraqi forces, martyrdom videos, an interview with a woman who claims she was tortured by Iraqi soldiers and audio from group emir Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. The operational footage includes vehicular bombings, roadside bombings and assaults. English translations of Arabic text where it appears have been added by IntelCenter. The only other changes made to the video were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. The DVD has a video index for use in briefings and training. It plays on any standard DVD player in any region. It is encoded for NTSC players and contains Dolby Digital 2.0 audio.
Volume 2 contains the 43'39" video from Qaeda al-Jihad Organization in the Land of Two Rivers, "The Lions of War, The First Publication". It was released at some point prior to mid-Aug. 2005 by al-Rafidain Voice. The video features operational footage of al-Qaeda ops against US and Iraqi forces in Iraq. It includes vehicular bombings, roadside bombings, assaults, rocket and mortar attacks and more. Targets include Abu Ghraib prison, Iraqi Interior Ministry, Joint Operations Center in Ramadi, American bases in Mosul and Baghdad and many more. It also contains audio statements from Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and Osama bin Laden. English translations of Arabic text where it appears have been added by IntelCenter. The only other changes made to the video were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. The DVD has a video index for use in briefings and training. It plays on any standard DVD player in any region. It is encoded for NTSC players and contains Dolby Digital 2.0 audio
Volume 3 contains the 13'46" video from Qaeda al-Jihad Organization in the Land of Two Rivers, "Badr Baghdad Assault". It was released on 24 Nov. 2005. The video covers the group's vehicular bombings of the Sheraton and Palestine Hotels in Baghdad on 24 Oct. 2005. It shows advance target surveillance, preparations, the plan, execution and aftermath of the attack. The three vehicles used and the suicide bombers, Abu Na'eem al-Najdi, Abu Dahham and Abu Juhaiman, are featured. English translations of Arabic text where it appears have been added by IntelCenter. The only other changes made to the video were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. The DVD has a video index for use in briefings and training. It plays on any standard DVD player in any region. It is encoded for NTSC players and contains Dolby Digital 2.0 audio.
Volume 1 of the Taliban Videos DVD series. Volume 1 contains the Arabic Edition of a 55-minute video released by the Taliban in late July 2004. The video contains training footage of the group in Afghanistan, including physical conditioning and assault tactics. It also contains operational footage of a dawn assault and video tributes to those who died in the attack.
Volume 1 contains a 29'05" video from Ansar al-Sunna's Media Department entitled, "The Blessed Conquest of Baladroz". It was released on 10 Dec. 2006. The video shows preparations for and operational footage of an attack on Baladroz, Iraq, as well as Ansar al-Sunna leaders discussing the operation. Appearing on the video are Dayala Emir Abu Shahd al-Ghazzawi, Assault Squad religious leader Abu Anas, Ba'qubah military leader Abul-Abbas al-Qaysi, Assault Squad Commander Abu Ayah al-Kurdi and Confrontation Squad Commander Abu Hussain al-Dayini. English translations of Arabic text where it appears have been added by IntelCenter. The only other changes made to the videos were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. The DVD has a video index for use in briefings and training. It plays on any standard DVD player in any region. It is encoded for NTSC players and contains Dolby Digital 2.0 audio.
Volume 2 contains a 7'16" video from Ansar al-Sunna's Media Department entitled, "al-Ansar's Top 20". It was released on 12 Apr. 2007 and includes both Arabic and English text. It is the first release in a new series in which the group's divisions compete for the best filmed and executed operation. The video shows 23 roadside IED attacks. The only changes made to the video were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. The DVD has a video index for use in briefings and training. It plays on any standard DVD player in any region. It is encoded for NTSC players and contains Dolby Digital 2.0 audio.
Volume 1 contains the English version of the 40-minute Chechen Rebel video "Russian Hell 2". The video contains operational footage of vehicular-borne improvised explosive device attacks in Argun and Gudermes, as well as ambushes on a Russian paratrooper convoy and a Russian military aid convoy. Footage of the placement and detonation of roadside explosive devices and a battle in Vedeno are also included. Commander Khattab and Shamil Basayev also appear. All of the English text and subtitles appearing on the video are believed to be produced by the Chechen Rebels or one of their front organizations. The original Arabic version of the video is believed to have been released sometime in late 2000 or 2001. The only changes made to the video were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. All other aspects of the video are the same as in the raw video released by the group. The DVD has been indexed in order to be easy to use in training/briefing environments. The DVD plays on any standard DVD player in any region. It is encoded for NTSC players and contains Dolby Digital 2.0 audio.
Volume 2 contains a 33'47" video featuring interviews with Chechen Rebel commanders Khattab and Shamil Basayev. The only changes made to the video were those done to enhance the audio and video where possible. All other aspects of the video are the same as in the raw video released by the group. The DVD has been indexed in order to be easy to use in training/briefing environments. The DVD plays on any standard DVD player in any region. It is encoded for NTSC players and contains Dolby Digital 2.0 audio.
