1. During the early 1980's this exact question was brought up during some staff briefings. And the vast majority of officers and senior NCOs present had no idea what the speaker was talking about. Whispers were said to one another..."what's he talking about?" No one had heard the term before, other than the common sense definition of terrorism...COMMUNISM and the COLD WAR was what was being discussed! Not no police problem! Believe it or not; that was the end of the "terrorism topic", and the briefer went on with "the standard brief" on current affairs at the time (Reagan was President at this time).
2. In 1989 the Berlin Wall came down, the Soviets began to collapse in 1990.
3. The US Military began shutting down it's bases (Base Closures) in mass in 1990.
4. The US military was just about OUT OF WORK!
5. Looking for a reason to stay employed; the US military accepted law enforcement duties, IN LIEU OF BECOMING UNEMPLOYED.
6. Since the mid 1990's the US Military now patrols the US-Mexican Border and chases drug smugglers anywhere and everywhere.
7. The US Military is now (mostly) a law enforcement force. Yes, terrorism is the new challenge & responsibility (almost routine now, since Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan in 2001) for the 21st Century US Military.
The Global Wars on Terrorism, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Enable partner nations to counter terrorism
France is actively engaged in the war on terrorism through a combination of military operations, intelligence-sharing, and domestic security measures. The French military has conducted operations in regions like the Sahel, particularly in Mali, to combat jihadist groups. Domestically, France has implemented strict counter-terrorism laws and enhanced surveillance to prevent attacks. Additionally, France collaborates with international partners to strengthen global efforts against terrorism.
Global War on Terrorism: Operation Enduring Freedom launched in 2001.
In the 21st century, most of the countries face different kinds of external and internal problems. But the most devastating problem which the whole world faces today is "terrorism". In the last two decades terrorism has become such a big problem that it cannot be solved unless one delves into its origin.
yes, colombia has a particularly servere problem with terrorism.
The Global Wars on Terrorism, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
To combat the source of terrorism and it is required to do so as part of NATO
global. terrorism happens all over the world in different places Second answer: >Terrorism generally happens on a local scale within a country, so it could be described as a local problem, but there are numerous cases of international terrorism, and the involvement of other countries to prevent or promote terrorism mean that terrorism is a global issue.
crime problems and terrorism problem
Terrorism is another form of guerrilla warfare, and as such is perfectly suited to nontraditional, inexpensive, unorganised groups.
Enable partner nations to counter terrorism
Drugs became a terrorism problem when the terrorist started to use the money raised from drugs to fund their activities. In other words if they can't sell drugs they can't buy the bits to make the bombs.
There is no problem of gays in the military, so there is nothing to fix.
NO. Terrorism is not an answer for any problem. It is the explicit and intentional use of violence against civilians. If you have an issue with a government, you should protest or attack that government, not civilians.
France is actively engaged in the war on terrorism through a combination of military operations, intelligence-sharing, and domestic security measures. The French military has conducted operations in regions like the Sahel, particularly in Mali, to combat jihadist groups. Domestically, France has implemented strict counter-terrorism laws and enhanced surveillance to prevent attacks. Additionally, France collaborates with international partners to strengthen global efforts against terrorism.
That they are misguided, mis-targeted and ineffective.