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Home Front Command In the event of a genuine alert 2003.01 2003.2.14 Independent Online HP " The security establishment will inform the public exactly what they have to do and how, when the time is right. " "Every responsible family should make sure they have the items indicated in the booklet and that's it," 20
In the event of a genuine alert ALL CLEAR TV In the event of a genuine alert Information on Civil Defense for the Family 21
In the event of a genuine alert Information on Civil Defense for the Family 22
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JCO 11930 29 3 2.4kgU 16.6kgU 9/30 AM10:35 20 10/1 AM2:30 AM6:15 AM8:50 9/30 PM3:00 350 PM10:30 10km 38
9/11 9/11 THE 9/11 COMMISSION REPORT The operatives would hijack U.S.-flagged commercial planes flying Pacific routes across East Asia and destroy them in midair, possibly with shoe bombs, instead of flying them into targets. (An alternate scenario apparently involved flying planes into U.S. targets in Japan, Singapore, or Korea.) This part of the operation has been confirmed by Khallad, who said that they contemplated hijacking several planes, probably originating in Thailand, South Korea, Hong Kong, or Malaysia, and using Yemenis who would not need pilot training because they would simply down the planes. 39
9/11 THE 9/11 COMMISSION REPORT But on that September day we were unprepared. We did not grasp the magnitude of a threat that had been gathering over time. As we detail in our report, this was a failure of policy, management, capability, and above all a failure of imagination. 40