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Review title: Perfect for teachers
Product review: Okay - so you got your duct tape. Now what? If you're one of the many that don't understand chemical or biological terrorism, chances are that you're over-reacting over the threat. Tom Strother offers a common-sense approach for those non-technical people that want to take preventive actions at home or at one's place of business. He has developed this guide to explain the terms that police, firefighters, and the military might use in a response situation, the threats that you might face, and simple measures to be prepared. This book can be read by nearly everyone without "dumbing down" the serious nature of the threat, and, unlike other books for the public on this issue, Strother does not merely repeat what is in military manuals. If you're a teacher, you owe it to your students to both educate them on the facts behind chem-bio terrorism and to have a plan in the event that you are faced with responding to a chem-bio terrorist incident.
