Product Feature: When Disaster Strikes

IN THE AFTERMATH OF MAJOR disasters—whether natural or manmade—police agencies MUST quickly adapt to environments where traditional systems no longer function. Roads may become impassable, communication networks may fail, and entire areas may be cut off within hours.

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