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Combating Terrorism with Commercial Technology: 2009 Force Protection Equipment Demonstration
Date:4/23/2009

of the Joint Chiefs of Staff as a result of the bombing at Khobar Towers, in Saudi Arabia, in 1996. He determined there was a need to stay abreast of new counter-terrorism technology by periodically reviewing new or improved equipment available for immediate purchase and employment. The Force Protection Equipment Demonstrations respond to that need and have been held every two years since FPED I in 1997.

The FPED is not a commercial trade show. It is produced by the U.S. Army Product Manager, Force Protection Systems, under sponsorship of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics; the Department of Energy; the Department of Homeland Security; the Joint Staff; the National Institute of Justice; the National Nuclear Security Administration; and the Technical Support Working Group.

The Force Protection Equipment Demonstration is not open to the general public. It is open only to Department of Defense personnel, members of other federal agencies, law enforcement and other first-responder personnel, and media representatives who cover defense, law enforcement and other first-responder operations, management and training. Additional information is available at the event web site: http://www.fped7.org

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    Members of the defense, homeland security and first-responder press are encouraged to register as soon as possible at:http://www.fped7.org

    Press parking near the venue entrance is limited. Register now to avoid shuttle.


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