Interdicting Drugs in the Big Pond

William J. Lahneman

Interdicting Drugs in the Big Pond

United States Navy

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Abstract

More success in drug busts--here, 43 tons of hashish and 13 tons of marijuana are taken off the Intrepid Venture in San Francisco Bay--just means that maritime interdiction forces must refine intelligence gathering and develop more effective random-search methods, to counter ever-changing smuggling techniques.

Original language	American English
Journal	U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
Volume	116
State	Published - Jul 1990
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

drug smuggling
maritime interdiction
Coast Guard
intelligence gathering

Disciplines

Military, War, and Peace
Defense and Security Studies

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