The Continuing Threat of Intentional Mass Casualty Events in the U.S. Observations of federal law enforcement
Fabbri, W.P.
Journal of Special Operations Medicine a Peer Reviewed Journal for Sof Medical Professionals 15(4): 142-145
2015
ISSN/ISBN: 1553-9768 PMID: 26630108 Document Number: 685439
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