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Alexander, Yonah: Terrorism in the twenty-first century. An overview. - S. 5-10. Brown, Bertram; Prior, Stephen: The rise of the fourth horseman? - S. 11-21. Everly, George S., Jr.: Responding to mass terrorist attacks. The psychological imperative. - S. 23-30. Prior, Stephen: The probability of bioterrorism in the United States. - S. 31-35. Leitch, Robert: The medical implications of terrorism. - S. 39-47. Champion, Howard R.: Medical intelligence, modeling, and simulation. - S. 49-61. Waller, Stephen: The U.S. Air Force medical response experience. - S. 63-77. Briggs, Susan: Sustaining the response OCONUS. - S. 79-86. Ingelsby, Thomas V.: Medical and public health threats posed by biological weapons. - S. 87-94. Prior, Stephen: International terrorism and medical responses. The shape of things to come? - S. 95-104. Cecere, Fred: Communication: the vital element of medical response to terrorism. - S. 105-117. Selected documents: Interagency domestic terrorism concept of operations plan (January 2001). - S. 121-150. Public health emergency response: the CDC role (January 2001). - S. 151-155. Statement of James M. Hughes, M.D., before the Subcommittee on National Security, Veterans Affairs, and International Relations (July 23, 2001). - S. 157-165. Terrorist threats against America. Testimony to the Committee on International Relations (September 25, 2001). - S. 167-172. Executive order establishing Office of Homeland Security and the Homeland Security Council (October 8, 2001). - S. 173-181