The four-hour "Introduction to Non-Lethal Weapons Course" consists of nine modules and concludes with an exam. The modules' content includes history; strategic impacts; tactical employment; escalation-of-force; counter-personnel and counter-materiel capabilities; fielded and future non-lethal weapons, munitions and devices; characteristics and usage and operational vignettes.
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Jul 24, 2013
Quantico, VA - The four-hour "Introduction to Non-Lethal Weapons Course" consists of nine modules and concludes with an exam. The modules' content includes history; strategic impacts; tactical employment; escalation-of-force; counter-personnel and counter-materiel capabilities; fielded and future non-lethal weapons, munitions and devices; characteristics and usage and operational vignettes.


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