NATO Headquarters 25 Nov. 2002

NATO's Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Defence Initiatives New Capabilities in Action This video is a fictional dramatization illustrating the dangers and difficulties that NATO forces would face if attacked by nuclear, biological or chemical weapons. It was used as part of an exhibition on NATO's Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Defence Initiatives, which was shown to Alliance leaders and the media during the Prague Summit, 21-22 November 2002. In particular, it shows the measures that NATO nations are collectively developing to protect troops from such attacks. The events, places and persons depicted are not real. Video   Windows Media Player 1. Introduction: Crisis in Tarabania - 21 Nov. 2002 (.WMV/2.105Kb) 2. Medical Surveillance Mystery Outbreak - 7 Dec. 2002 (.WMV/1.719Kb) 3. Prototype NBC Event Response Team Outbreak Spreads - 8 Dec. 2002 (.WMV/1.785Kb) 4. Prototype NBC Analytical Laboratory Bio-Terrorism in Tarabania - 9 Dec. 2002 (.WMV/1.638Kb) 5. Biological-Chemical Defense Stockpile Bio-Terrorism in Tarabania - 10 Dec. 2002 (.WMV/1.495Kb) 6. NBC Training Bio-Terrorism in Tarabania - 11 Dec. 2002 (.WMV/1.810Kb) Conclusion (.WMV/1.026Kb)