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training facility can run simultaneously and in coordination. So while one set of officers is driving the humvee and shooting a grenade launcher from its roof, they can see the other officers training in the next room, who are armed and on foot. Likewise, the officers on foot can see the humvee. The whole thing is like a life-sized video game on steroids.Why not just save the expense of building a facility like this and hit a shooting range? As David Smith, the programs manager explains it, this facility actually saves money. We wanted to go beyond a live-fire range, says Smith. Every time a real weapon is fired, expensive ammunition is used.And who could blow up vehicles on a range? Here, they can be blown up or shot at again and again. Officers can go through different scenarios thousands of times.Its all to prepare for what everyone hopes never happens, an attack on the plant.Their presence is a pretty good deterrent," Steve Erhart, the lead federal adminis
responsibility for the crime spree that brought him international notoriety.Harris-Moore said he studied manuals and online videos to teach himself to be a pilot, and the thrills he experienced while flying stolen planes renewed his passion for life and will help him rehabilitate while in prison."The euphoria of the countdown to takeoff and the realization of a dream was nearly blinding," he said of his first illicit flight on Nov. 11, 2008. "My first thought after takeoff was `Oh my God, I'm flying.' I had waited my entire life for that moment."He said he'll use his prison time to study and get ready to apply to college, with the hope of earning an aeronautical engineering degree.He pleaded guilty to counts including identity theft, theft of a firearm and residential burglary.Harris-Moore's daring run from the law earned him international fame and a movie deal to help repay his victims after he flew a stolen plane from Indiana to the Bahamas in July 2010, cr




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