The October 2011 issue of the Homeland Security Report is available for Free download.

This month's issue covers:

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The October 2011 issue of the Homeland Security Report is available for Free download.

This month's issue covers:

The Homeland Security Report can be downloaded from the "Homeland Security Reports" section or from the Homeland Security Group

Requires a PDF Reader or Abobe Acrobat since the HSR is in .PDF format.

The August 2011 issue of the Homeland Security Report is available for Free download.

This month's issue covers:

The Homeland Security Report can be downloaded from the "Homeland Security Reports" section or [...]]]>  

The August 2011 issue of the Homeland Security Report is available for Free download.

This month's issue covers:

• Officer Safety Item – Credit Card Knife
• Yellow Pages Scam
• New Resource: Intellectual Property Rights Center
• Combatting Illicit Drugs
• Terrorism Indictment
• Safety Advisory – One Pot Meth
• WMD News
• Free Resources
• Lighten Up
• Terrorism Calendar

The Homeland Security Report can be downloaded from the "Homeland Security Reports" section or from THIS LINK

Requires a PDF Reader or Abobe Acrobat since the HSR is in .PDF format.

This month's issue covers:

The Homeland Security Report can be downloaded from the "Homeland Security Reports" section or from [...]]]> The June 2011 issue of the Homeland Security Report is available for Free download.

This month's issue covers:

• Officer Safety Item – Cell Phone Case / Knife
• Gang Resistance Education and Training
• Law Enforcement Anti-Gang Training
• Combating Terrorism
• Research Resources for Future Successes
• WMD News 
• Free Resources 
• Lighten Up 
• Terrorism Calendar

The Homeland Security Report can be downloaded from the "Homeland Security Reports" section or from THIS LINK

Requires a PDF Reader or Abobe Acrobat since the HSR is in .PDF format.

On December 7th, Veterans groups will be honoring those brave military personnel and civilians came under attack 69-years ago. This surprise attack ended the lives of thousands and removed a legacy. We’ll never know the greatness that could have entered the world had these brave personnel been [...]]]>

On December 7th, Veterans groups will be honoring those brave military personnel and civilians came under attack 69-years ago. This surprise attack ended the lives of thousands and removed a legacy. We’ll never know the greatness that could have entered the world had these brave personnel been allowed to enjoy their remaining years.

American Flag at the USS Arizona Memorial

I admit that a few years ago, I didn’t have a full understanding of Pearl Harbor – it was long before my time. Then, I met Mr. Owens, an old man that lived behind me. Over casual “Hello’s” we finally became acquainted and would meet at the back fence in the early evenings with our coffee to talk. Mr. Owens served on the USS Nevada when they came under attack. He described those years during the war, the day of the attack and the loss of his friends and fellow sailors. After his ship was gone, he served in Adak, Alaska to prepare a front against a coming enemy. It was a significant part of his life as a survivor, but also because of his love and pride for this nation.

This important event in history was kept alive by men like him and others to make our nation stronger. It is the remembrance of loss and the pride of a nation that brings people to respond. Unfortunately, those of that great generation who ran into the battle to preserve our freedoms are passing away each day. If we fail to teach a coming generation the significance of these heroes’ actions, we will fail our youth and thus, fail our own nations’ future.

Do you know of a World War II veteran living near you? If not, is there a senior center or retirement home nearby? Go there. Find a veteran who will likely be alone. Bring them home for a dinner, or go and visit them. Bring your kids or grandkids. LET THEM TALK…so many are not listened to these days because they are seen as something from time gone by. Let your kids meet these men and women who served. They are true heroes today as they were then. We should never let our busyness or pride prevent us from honoring those who fought for our freedoms and opportunities.

The Homeland Security Report can be downloaded [...]]]> The October 2010 issue of the Homeland Security Report is available for Free download.
This month’s issue covers:
•    Officer Safety – Hidden Handcuff Key
•    Law Enforcement Grants
•    COPS Hiring Program
•    Trade Secret Theft
•    Supply Chain Security
•    FREE Resources
•    WMD News
•    Help our Veterans – They need it
•    Lighten Up
•    Terrorism Calendar

The Homeland Security Report can be downloaded from the “Homeland Security Reports” section or from http://www.homelandsecuritygroup.info