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Protective Operations
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Protective Operations

by Glenn McGovern
March 2011
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
204 pages
6h 29m
English
CRC Press
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TRAINING FOR THE ADVERSARY
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examine the right (passenger) side of the interior via the left-side (driver)
windows and vice versa. As before, look for any signs of the unusual or
suspicious exposed wires, anything unusual along the dashboard, etc.
With modern keyless entry, unlock the doors by remote and preferably
from a position of cover. (Note: On most alarms, the remote unlocking of
the vehicle also causes most of the exterior lighting to function.) If doors
can also be opened by remote, then do so.
Slowly open the doors while visually inspecting and physically feel-
ing along the edges. One school of thought is to afx a long rope to
the exterior door handle and pull it open from a relatively safe distance
away. Howe
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