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Author: Jeffrie Jacobs

Today's police departments routinely face barricaded suspects, snipers and hostage-takers who require special tactical handling, yet departments are frequently asked to manage with limited manpower, low budgets and few training facilities. SWAT Tactics shows them how to prevail despite sometimes being outgunned. Topics include organizing a team, equipment selection, tactical training and more.

First publish date: 1983

Authors: Jeffrie Jacobs

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