Hurricane planning for the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico : instructor guide.

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TextPublication details: [United States : Government Printing Office, 1995]Description: 1 v. (various pagings) : illDDC classification:

363.3492 20

Subject: The primary audience for this course is state and local emergency planners with current or potential responsibilities for hurricane planning, pre-storm preparation, evacuations, and post-storm response operations. Others who may benefit from this course include: EOC logistics personnel; other agency planning personnel; representatives from local and volunteer agencies who are responsible for operating shelters and refuges of last resort. Assumes some familiarity with emergency planning and response but does not assume a background in meteorology

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The primary audience for this course is state and local emergency planners with current or potential responsibilities for hurricane planning, pre-storm preparation, evacuations, and post-storm response operations. Others who may benefit from this course include: EOC logistics personnel; other agency planning personnel; representatives from local and volunteer agencies who are responsible for operating shelters and refuges of last resort. Assumes some familiarity with emergency planning and response but does not assume a background in meteorology

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