LETN Course Description
Pandemic Illness: The H1N1 Influenza Virus
EDA:111-1009
Introduction:This course is designed for first responders, including law enforcement officers. When a disaster strikes, the burden of responding to a pandemic influenza falls primarily on first responders, such as emergency medical service personnel, law enforcement officers, public health officials, and healthcare workers. In order to lessen disastrous effects caused by influenza pandemic, first responders and emergency services personnel must have the knowledge and skills to implement sound and valid disease-control measures and implement activities to ensure a sustainable medical healthcare system
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Roll Call: Off Hand/On Target
EDA:057-4011
Introduction:
The non-dominant hand serves us well in support functions on the range and in the field. However, the dominant hand or arm may be shot or otherwise incapacitated and survival may depend on the developed skills of the non-dominant hand in un-holsterin... Read More
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Active Shooter
EDA:111-0909
Introduction:
When an active shooter is on the loose in your home town, do you know what to do? Incidents involving active shooters have become all too familiar, and law enforcement officers need to know what to do to stop the killing. This course examines what st... Read More
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AGRI-TERRORISM
EDA:888-0230
Introduction:
What happens when terrorists target our food supply? How prepared is law enforcement to investigate incidents of agri-terrorism? With the growing season in full swing, we must protect this valuable resource. But how? Join us as we take a look at prot... Read More
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Airline Security, Part 1: A History of Aviation Disasters
EDA:888-0163
Introduction:
LETN presents an overview of hijackings and bombings from 1917 to the present in this training module. We also cover the history of Middle East terrorism, including an examination of political forces within Israel and Palestine. Read More
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Airline Security, Part 2: Disruptive Passengers
EDA:888-0164
Introduction:
This program examines the growing problem of abusive and violent passengers and provides an overview of confrontation management. The concept of “crime in a can” is explored with an emphasis on the law enforcement response. Read More
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