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Patterns of Global Terrorism - Mirror of U.S. State Department
Annual Reports
Comprehensive List of Terrorists and Groups Identified Under Executive Order 13224
Designated Terrorist Organizations from Patterns of Global Terrorism
- updated May, 2002
Other Terrorist Organizations from Patterns of Global Terrorism
- updated May 2002
MILNET: Terrorist Group Profiles
MILNET: Domestic Terrorist Group Profiles
MILNET: State Sponsored Terrorism
Terrorist Arrests: U.S. |
Elsewhere
MILNET: Domestic Terror: What it Holds for the New Millennium
MILNET: The Algerian Y2K Bomb Case
Foreign Terrorist Groups - U.S. State Department
DCI's -
International Terrorism in 1997: A Statistical View
ICT's - Countering State-Sponsored Terrorism
Fighting Terrorism:
Challenges For Peacemakers - Secretary Warren Christopher, 5/21/96
Other MILNET Mirrored DoS Documents on Terrorism
E.R.R.I.'s Site On Terrorism
Canadian
Security Intelligence Service's Report on Trends in Terrorism
Terrorism has become such a worldwide criminal activity, that we now have recognized legal definitions for terrorism. The major milestone in recognition of terrorism as a crime occurred at the Bonn Summit in 1978.
Anti-Terrorist group are thought to exist in most countries where terrorism has a high potential for occurring. Groups are usually under the auspices of the government national level law enforcement or military control. For instance there is the British SAS or the U.S.'s FBI Counter-Terrorist Directorate. You will note that we do not have a listing for these groups in the Internet WWW version of the MILNET database. This is due to lack of current information, as well as a desire to prevent ourselves from speculating or presenting unfounded information would could inadvertantly harm these efforts.
Below we list the major topics we cover in Terrorism:
Terrorism in U.S. 
Chronological File
Terrorist Groups
Elite Forces
Terrorist Weapons Legal Aspects
FEMA Backgrounder on Terrorism | Anti-Terrorist Legislation