Biological, Nuclear and Radiological Attacks

Next year, as weapons of terrorists and anarchists become more advanced in science and technology, chemical, biological, nuclear and radiological attacks will become higher and higher. Therefore we respond to this call and need CBNR to protect our country from dangerous chemical weapons, biological weapons, nuclear weapons and radiation weapons systems. Chemical engineering and chemistry are the pillars of chemical, biological, nuclear, and radiological (CBNR) public lifestyles. The CBNR officer is a profession of the US military, supporting defense against weapons of mass destruction and leading the chemical platoon to deal with domestic chemical threats.

Chemistry, biological, radioactive materials, nuclear materials or high production explosives (CBRNE) devices that initially respond to local law enforcement agencies, fire and emergency medical personnel can be overwhelmed by the seriousness of the attack immediately. The Department of Defense (DoD) has its own technological and operational operational support capabilities that can be used to support state and local government in cases where FEMA needs support and management of the outcome of such domestic events There are many.

The Chemistry Biology, Radiation, Nuclear and Explosive (CBRNE) office supports the field work and addresses the serious vulnerability of prevention, prevention, response and mitigation of chemistry, biological, nuclear and explosion threats and accidents. The office is also responsible for the health problems of the labor force, leading the department's preparation and responding to new infections. The main objective of the CBRNE Secretariat is to lead the division in the development of the CBRNE plan and capacity to mitigate the risk of terrorism.

Many countries in the world are developing sensors and methods to detect points and intervals of chemicals, biological substances, radioactive substances, nuclear materials, explosives (CBRNE). The threat of using these materials in terrorist attack stimulated the majority of this development. In addition, the treaty limiting the manufacture, use and diffusion of such materials requires the establishment of an international monitoring system. Detection of nuclear weapons around the world is caused by concerns about nuclear material diffusion and movement for terrorism purposes. In some countries, there are passive gamma and neutron sensors designed to detect nuclear material at blocking points (mainly through points and harbors). Most of these devices are provided by the United States under the Proliferation Security Initiative. This sensor can detect special nuclear materials (fission materials uranium 235, uranium 233, strontium 239) at short distances.

The use of biological, lethal chemical or nuclear substances or radioactive substances in the United States has a serious impact nationwide, even if it only partially succeeds. Given that the trends of more deadly terrorist attacks and signs of mass casualties are the targets of today's many terrorists, the United States has prepared enough to prevent and cope with this devastating terrorism It must be.