Exercise explorer [videorecording] : an interagency exercise in counter terrorism.

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PicturePublication details: New South Wales : NSW Fire Brigades, c2004.Description: 1 videodisc (DVD) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 inDDC classification:

363.3309944 202

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Produced for Counter Terrorism and Aviation Unit. Produced by Bronwyn Hilton

Summary: Exercise Explorer, the largest exercise ever held in Australia, was held over a three day period. The Exercise included all the emergency service organisations and tested the Ambulance Service of NSW and NSW Health?s capability to respond to a major incident involving a major structural collapse with mass casualties and involved 130 Ambulance Service and 20 Health staff.The exercise tested the following plans;? Displan? Healthplan? Amplan? Major Structural Collapse (USAR) Plan. The Exercise centred around a major structural collapse within the Sydney CBD caused by a terrorist attack involving a large vehicle bomb. The scenario was part of the National Counter Terrorism Committee?s planning strategy.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Videos and DVDs	Australian Emergency Management Library	VIDEO	363.33 EXE (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		900172024

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Produced for Counter Terrorism and Aviation Unit. Produced by Bronwyn Hilton

Exercise Explorer, the largest exercise ever held in Australia, was held over a three day period. The Exercise included all the emergency service organisations and tested the Ambulance Service of NSW and NSW Health?s capability to respond to a major incident involving a major structural collapse with mass casualties and involved 130 Ambulance Service and 20 Health staff.The exercise tested the following plans;? Displan? Healthplan? Amplan? Major Structural Collapse (USAR) Plan. The Exercise centred around a major structural collapse within the Sydney CBD caused by a terrorist attack involving a large vehicle bomb. The scenario was part of the National Counter Terrorism Committee?s planning strategy.

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