The training videos utilize an Incident Command System (ICS) framework to respond to terrorist incidents involving weapons of mass destruction (WMD). The videos describe the ICS and explain how ICS is applied in a WMD event. The first training video, entitled "Surviving Weapons of Mass Destruction," addresses how first responders should protect themselves when responding to chemical or biological attacks, such as wearing personal protective equipment and anticipating a secondary device. The second video, "Surviving the Secondary Device: The Rules Have Changed," discusses the danger to first responders of secondary devices and describes policies and procedures for effectively responding to bomb incidents. The third video, "Weapons of Mass Destruction and the First Responder," teaches emergency responders how to efficiently mitigate the effects of incidents involving WMD in order to better ensure their own and the public's safety. The fourth video, "Managing Terrorism Incidents: Using the Incident Command System in WMD Incidents (Part 1)," discusses the substantial Federal, State, and local response necessary for an incident involving WMD. Part 1 introduces and explains the use of ICS, while the fifth video, "Managing Terrorism Incidents: Using Unified Command in WMD Incidents (Part 2)," focuses on the transition from a single Incident Commander to a Unified Command structure. The roles and responsibilities of participating agencies are described and the concepts of crisis and consequence management are reviewed. The final video, "Responding to a WMD Crime Scene," discusses the importance of preparing for the incident by identifying potential targets, recognizing the danger present, and controlling the scene. All the videos address first responder safety from both an individual and an agency perspective.