True or false: security is a team effort. (antiterrorism scenario training) true false

Social Studies

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ratelena [41]2 years ago

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True-teams such as seal team 6 and GSG-6 both use teams to help in training. I hope this helps!

kherson [118]2 years ago

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Answer:

True

Explanation:

Yes, it is.

In no way it seems possible to argue that one single person can deal with terrorist threat and the consequences of it. Security is always a team effort because it requires a lot of coordinated actions to be effective and its optimization requires an amazingly demanding synergy between the teams responsible for that, since many people are in charge of so many different things that are equally important (intelligence, surveillance, counter-intelligence, swat, and so many other things) to prevent a something terrible.

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