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Those of you who have enjoyed LTC (ret). Dave Grossman's presentation on The Bullet Proof Mind might also be interested in rading the books he has written, or collaborated on. Titles he recommends during the presntation are also included. He also mentions the Take The Challenge : TV Turnoff program, available at http://takethechallengenow.net/

Dr. Alexis Artwohl referred to these publications during her seminar, Performance Under Extreme Stress, presented during March of 2010.

These titles have been added to the NEMRT Instructors Library recently. If you see any you would like to borrow, just let me, or your interlibrary loan librarian, know. Other titles not appearing here were also added. If you would like to hear more about them, just contact the NEMRT Instructors Library.

These authors may be participants in the International Law ENforcement Educators and Trainers Association's 2009 Meet and Greet the Authors event. Some of the books they will be showcasing are so new that no library owns them yet, but you can see some of these authors' past work.

If it's predictable, it's preventable. Crime is predictable, and the principles of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) can help prevent it. Here is a list of titles that might help with your architectural and landscaping plans.

If you don't have time to read, you might have time to listen. Here is a list of audiobooks available at the North East Multi-Regional Training Instructors Library, with more to come. If you know of any titles you would like to hear, just let me know. Thank you, as always, for your interest!

These titles appear on the reading lists distributed to officers applying for promotion. The list of libraries owning the titles shoudl prove helpful to candidates trying to borrow copies through interlibrary loan. If you would like to add your department's list to the notes, please contact the NEMRT Library at sarah@nemrt.com NOTE: Always check the edition of the book title being displayed. Frequently, WorldCat.org will list all copies of all editions, rather than just the edition the reading list calls for. Select the option "This Edition Only" to be sure you are looking at the list of libraries owning the right edition.

Titles in answer to a question of book availability.

The speaker at the NEMRT 2009 Annual Meeting inlcuded a list of recommended readings with his presentation. The following is a list of the titles he suggested. Several recommendations are not listed here: they are highlights from the AlQaeda Training Manual, and USMC FM 3-24 and M2 Keep watching: this list is still in the process of being compiled.

These are the books recommended by law enforcement trainer Sgtl Betsy Brantner-Smith (Naperville, IL, Police Department, Ret.), in her groundbreaking training session "Training the Female Police Officer." You will also want to look for the new book "In My Sights" by the legendarey police trainer Dave Smith.

These authors may be participants in the International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association's 2010 Meet and Greet the Authors event. It will be a grand chance to meet talk with these writers in person. Authors expected to be there, whose books are not listed include: Phil Messina (Warrior 101: A Handbook for the Modern Warrior) James Williams MD (Tactical Anatomy Instructor Manual) Tom Cline Brian McKenna Brian Willis Charles Remsburg Daniel Marcou

The www.policemag.com Patrol Tactics blog included in its September 29, 2009, entry, an article by Dean Scoville, listing books he considered the best books he had seen for inproving patrol officers performance. They are linked here so you can find them ore easily at your local libraries According to the blog entry, the article for which this list was creaded should appear in the November 2009 issue of Police, so watch for it. The blog entry is at: http://www.policemag.com/Interstitial/Global.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fBlog%2fPatrol-Tactics%2fStory%2f2009%2f09%2fThe-How-to-Be-a-Better-Cop-Reading-List.aspx

These books appear on the reading lists of noted risk management expert Gordon Graham. Select a book, and, if you enter your zip code in the spot indicated, you can see which libraries in your area own -- and would be willing to loan -- that book. His comments on the titles may be added at a later date.