Monday, July 2, 2018
What is it?
Expanding community outreach is a critical element to protect U.S. Army personnel and critical resources from the threat of terrorist action. To communicate and educate all people (Soldiers, Army civilians, Family members, retired Soldiers, and Army contractors) on the potential dangers and counter-defense against terrorists, an Army-wide effort is important to reach all corners of Army communities
What has the Army done / is doing?
Throughout the past year, Army antiterrorism initiatives increased understanding of the evolving terrorist threat tactics and protective counter measures by:
The Army has professional law enforcement and security forces to protect Army communities. Vigilance by everyone remains a key component to counter the persistent terrorist threat.
What continued efforts does the Army have planned?
The Army’s Antiterrorism Division will continue to expand community awareness of the risks associated with terrorist activities and what can be done to prevent terrorism. To counter the efforts of terrorists and extremists, the Army will continue to expand antiterrorism awareness efforts and get everyone involved (Soldiers, Army Civilians, Army contractors, Family members, and retired Soldiers).
Leaders at all levels will continue to be encouraged to promote knowledge of threat awareness reporting mechanisms such as iWATCH Army, iSALUTE, and insider threat, cyber, and operations security programs.
Army needs everyone’s help to ensure school security is a priority for Army communities.
Other antiterrorism priorities for FY18 and beyond include:
Why is this important to the Army?
People are the Army’s greatest asset and protecting Army communities is a vital responsibility of the Army. Antiterrorism efforts protect people, information, and facilities against terrorist acts.
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