By Calvin Biesecker The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and its state and local partners this week completed a two-week full-scale exercise to demonstrate the Southeast region's capability in coordinating, communicating and responding to a possible radiological or nuclear threat along the region's interstate highways. The exercise marked the end of the three-year old Southeast Transportation Corridor Pilot (SETCP), which was mandated by Congress, and involved the deployment of stationary and mobile radiation detection systems and related training, alarm adjudication…
DHS Wraps Up Multi-State Nuclear Detection Project
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