Publicly releasable documents only in all areas of defense research (science, technology, engineering, social science, business & budget), DOD directives & instructions. DTIC is the central scientific, research, and engineering information support activity for the DOD.
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U.S. policy documents, key federal, state and municipal documents, links to important sites, hearings, CRS reports, multimedia materials, theses, gray literature, Homeland Security related news and more.
Military capabilities and defence economics worldwide.
It contains region-by-region analysis of the major military and economic developments affecting defence and security policies and the trade in weapons and other military equipment.
This project is a multi-institutional effort to collect and code data on state action toward terrorist organizations or their constituencies in select countries.
Center for Systemic Peace, High Casualty Terrorist Bombings (HCTB), 1989-2021, case list of bomb attacks on non-combatant (civilian and political) targets by non-state actors resulting in 15 or more deaths (1120 cases).
From the International Institute for Counter-terrorism, the information has been compiled since 1975, and records over 33,000 incidents, including successful terror attacks, foiled attacks, and counter-terror operations, along with background and follow-up information.
Open source catalog of worldwide incidents involving the acquisition, possession, threat and use of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) by sub-state actors.
The Repository of Extremist Aligned Documents (READ) aims to give researchers, practitioners, and policymakers controlled access to violent extremist primary source documents.
Requires registration.
Comprehensive resource for the study of political violence.
TRAC gathers the best information for exploration of this topic by faculty, scholars, students, government and defense professionals, as well as the general public.
