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Practical Implications of Posse Comitatus Act on Military Integration into Local Health Department Disaster Planning and Response (PDF)
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All disaster planning and response begins at the local level, yet the impact of disasters can sometimes exceed local resource capabilities and may require support from state and federal partners. Effectively incorporating military assets into large-scale responses is important, especially given modern resource constraints and the increasing threat of catastrophic events. This issue brief provides a cursory overview of the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878 (PCA), one of many doctrines that inform military integration into emergency planning and response. In order to download a PDF, you will need to register for a free account in order to obtain a log-in. You’ll then log in, add the PDF to your shopping cart, and complete the ordering process. You will not be charged any fee for PDFs with a listed price of $0. After you have placed your order for the PDF, you will be able to access it in your “My Transactions” and download it as many times as you’d like over a period of seven days.
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