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1997 NTOA Conference Follow-up: Three magic words have power to right all wrongs by E. Ron Watson (p. 9)
A Few Success Stories by Rus Hart (p. 80)
A Summary of Police Stand-Offs by the Omaha Police Department ERU by Robert Frock (p. 56)
A Visit With The Royal Ulster Constabulary by Gary Hanley (p. 52)
Barricaded Subject: Sangamon County TRU, Loami, IL by NTOA (p. 87)
Barricaded Subject: Sangamon County TRU, Loami, IL by NTOA (p. 87)
Breaching - Are There Other Options? by Tom Lynch (p. 31)
Computer Aided Design for SWAT by Javier Soto (p. 28)
Distracting Success in New Bedford-A Reality Check by the Supreme Judicial Court of Mass. by Steve Emberton (p. 66)
Emerging Trends in a Hot Realm by Steve Ijames (p. 71)
Establishing a Tactical Rifle Program by Robert Parker (p. 73)
Guidelines for the Development of TEMS Programs by David Rasumoff, M.D. (p. 75)
Implementation (OBE Condition) by Jane Doe (p. 79)
Let's Build A Shoot House by J. D. Cox (p. 45)
Militias, Initiating Contact by James Duffy (p. 81)
Sniper Tactics for Intermediate Barriers by H. Neal Terry (p. 70)
Tactical team Response for Emotionally Disturbed Person Incidents by Thomas Langone (p. 35)
The NTOA's Role in Establishing Suggested Policy and Procedure by Mike Hillmann (p. 3)
The Practical Police Countersniper Rifle by C. W. Black (p. 21)
What Will Stop Those Who Will Stop at Nothing? by James Craigo (p. 19)