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Fall 1994
In this Issue:
- Breaching: Non-Explosive Entries for the Tactical Officer by T. W. Lewis (p. 47)
- Countermeasures: Colt M6700 "Flattop" by Robert Parker (p. 71)
- Critical Analysis: An Historical Approach to Better Performance by Andrew Casavant (p. 34)
- Diversionary Device Deployment Stick by Gary Shoefield (p. 33)
- High Impact: Getting the Most From Your Knees by Charles Humes Jr. (p. 54)
- Lightem Up! by John Robert Marlow (p. 22)
- Not Really A SWAT Call by Devon Black (p. 45)
- Police Dogs: An Endangered Species? by George Franscell (p. 37)
- Police Sniper Training With A Purpose by Stuart Meyers (p. 10)
- Raid on Carl Bright by Phil Peters (p. 59)
- Reducing Potential SWAT Liability in Tucson, Arizona by Kevin Danaher (p. 43)
- Robotic Technology Joins the Mesa (AZ) P.D.'s Tactical team by Tom Shields (p. 65)
- Role of the Helicopter in the Deception Plan by David A. Borrows (p. 52)
- Solution to Tactical Resolution Challenge #94-1 by Jeff Russo (p. 79)
- Tactical Rappelling: The "Pinoy Peek" - ”New Ingress/Egress Technique by Daniel Cruz Jr. (p. 19)
- Tactical Resolution Challenge Hostage Rescue Intervention, TRC #94-2 by NTOA (p. 77)
- Tactical Terminology: Intelligence Gathering (Information vs. Intelligence) by NTOA (p. 77)
- The Africanized Honey Bee: A Few Facts for Tactical Officers and Their Families by David Rasumoff, M.D. & Richard Carmona, M.D. (p. 84)
- Thunder Ranch Fresh Wind (New Storm) by Bob Newton (p. 62)
- Use of Balaclava Hoods During SWAT Operations by Pete Lamb (p. 50)
