Homeland Defense & Security Information Analysis Center
The HDIAC Team has produced multi-volume training video series courses to accompany its monthly live webinars and shorter video podcasts. It is our intent to make such longer training series available to our registered members for use as training aids for both individuals and groups, allowing deeper study of topics that are of high interest to the HDIAC Community of Practice.
These training series are provided to registered members of the HDIAC community. Please login or register to become a member to view these informative video series.
This five-part series discusses various aspects of homemade explosives (HME) and improvised explosive devices (IED), including their chemical makeup, destructive power, and how they may be employed by those who wish to threaten the homeland defense and security of the United States.
This two-part series and associated state of the art report discuss infectious diseases from the viewpoint of the military warfighter. Infectious diseases are disorders caused by pathogenic microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites that can be passed by human-to-human contact, by insects or other animals, or by contaminated surfaces, food, or water. By its very nature, warfare lends itself to the spread of such disease, and contagions have had an impact on every conflict.
