The purpose of this web site is to ensure service members and their families have all the information available before deploying overseas. CINCs/Services/Interagency Links.

Alphabetical master list of Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons, issued by the President of the United States.

To protect human health and the environment CEPPO develops, implements, and coordinates regulatory and non-regulatory programs. The Office carries out this work in partnership with regions, domestic and international organizations in the public and private sectors, and the general public.

Information about the (NEIC) and its activities related to environmental enforcment. Organization, highlights, library information sources and publications.

Features some guidelines to help parents discussing terrorism with kids.

PDF file defining and describing terrorism in the United States.

Employee training in disaster preparedness, how to deal with nuclear, biological or chemical attacks in the workplace.

EPA's Role and Authority, CT Mission and Offices, Laws and Regulations, Presidential Decision Directives, Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know, Emergency Response, International Programs, and Counter-Terrorism.

Designed to help both the public and private sectors prepare for the potential threat of explosives related violence. Includes how to prepare, security, and responses.

A planned conference and exposition on April 12-15, 2004 in Houston, Texas, for an emergency response following a terrorist attack. Brings together police, fire fighters and emergency medical experts.

Video designed to teach local emergency response personnel how to prepare for and manage incidents involving biological agents.

A detailed prediction of the effects of a nuclear attack along with information on preparing for and surviving such an attack.

The Initiative allows the expertise of the University of Michigan to collaborate with federal, state, and local agencies to prepare for and prevent bioterrorism and other health crises.