Each time a terrorism event is reported in the world, I pay attention to the efforts of the first responders who are responsible for dealing with the incident's aftermath. While the chance of me being involved personally in such an event is very small, understanding what worked and what didn't work makes me feel better prepared for such intense events. Looking at what happened in London last ...
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