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Who works to prevent terrorist attacks within the US?
The Department of Homeland Security.
Which organization was created in 2003 to designed to prevent terrorist attacks on the US?
Department of Homeland Security
What is a sentence with reprisal in it?
"The attacks on Libya by the US were a reprisal for earlier terrorist attacks."
Are US Marshals allowed to take their gun on an airplane?
No they are not.Ans 2US Air Marshals take their weapons on aircraft in order to prevent terrorist attacks.
Who did the US first attack after the September 11 terrorist attacks?
The Taliban
What year was the terrorist attack in the US?
well there have been multiple but if you mean the 9/11 terrorist attacks, it was 2001
What can the people of the US do to protect themselves from further terrorist attacks?
by telling the government to stop the terrorists attacks on th citizens
Could the US have prepared better for the September 11th terrorist attacks?
yes because if there where terrorist attacks that should of warned them to put their guards up at all times and have more security in the airports.
Why was the Department of Homeland Security was created and when?
The Department of Homeland Security was created because of 9/11/ 01 terrorist attacks and the threat of future terrorist attacks. The department cooperates with US internal law enforcement agencies. It also shares terrorist information with other nations fighting terrorism. The department monitors Internet traffic as well. This is because terrorists frequently use the Internet to communicate.
What are drone attacks?
These are the attacks carried out by a drone (an unmanned military aircraft) generally by US military against terrorist camps / shelters.
Is there a law that says if someone attacks the US - much like a terrorist attack - that the US can retaliate?
Yes there is such a law.
Why did the US and its allies use force against Afghanistan following the attacks on September Th 2001?
The U.S. and its allies used force against Afghanistan following the September 11, 2001, attacks to dismantle the Taliban regime, which was harboring al-Qaeda, the terrorist organization responsible for the attacks. The military action aimed to eliminate terrorist networks and prevent future attacks by destabilizing the Taliban's control and seeking to capture or kill key al-Qaeda leaders, including Osama bin Laden. Additionally, the intervention was framed as part of a broader campaign to promote stability and democracy in the region.
