other.) Posts were erected for pinwheels. Chutes were prepared for the big milita

---

Technical Operations Level
ry signal rocke
ts, and the colore
d flares were arranged in a
semicircle. "A
Performance Level
t the end of the m   

eal we whites showed off o

• ur fireworks against the dark jungle back
• ground to as an appreciative audience as at any country fair." White Indians At Last "I explained that nothing would arouse more sympathy among the powerful Americans," said
• Marsh, relating his speech to the Cuna gathering of chiefs at Sarsadi on the San Bias coast, "than the knowledge that some Darien Indians had white skins like their own." (194) This was one year
• Designed for state and local law enforcement officers (including tactical teams), fire, emergency medical services, emergency management operations personnel and individuals in positions that would be responsible for responding to/planning for a suicide bombing threat/incident
• before the armed uprising. And he went on to tell them that the "Tule [Cuna] race was doomed to

extinction, mo

• ngrelization with the negroes, or p provides an historic overview of suicide bombing, characteristics of a suicide bomber, and how emergency organizations can disrupt a terrorist's ability to carry out a suicide bombing.
• Infrastructure Protection, Risk Management, and Critical Asset Assessmentractical slavery if they did not train themselves to meet the white man's civili
• zation on its own ground." (194- 95) After a night's deliberation the chiefs were more than willing to send delegates with Marsh to seek aid in Washington, D.C. "Do you still want to take with you some Ch
• epu Tules-white Indians?" Chief Ina Pagina asked him. "Yes," he said, unable to beli
• eve his ears. "The people along the coast all want to see you," said the chief. "There will be many Chepu Tules amongst them. You can take all you want." (195-9
• 6) Thus Marsh turned the corner. Whereas before, despite massive exertion, he had not obtained more than a glimpse of white Indian skin, now the Indians ha
• Threat Assessmentsd caught on to the new requirements for the time-honored game, playing "one side off against the other." Earlier the white man had wanted gold and silver, then fustic, i.e. yellow dye wood. Now what th
• ey wanted was whiteness, white Indianess, to be exact. Making it familiarizes participants with data relating to techniques and processes for the collection, analysis, management and dissemination of counterterrorist protective information appropriate to their organizations and agencies.
• s triumphant way along the San Bias coast, first leg of the voyage back to Washington, Marsh's boat stoped at Portogandi. A great number of canoes brought him his first white Indian. This was no scin
• tillating eyeful of fast-moving girlhood, but a boy of fourteen, stolidly there in his sheer whiteness: He certainly made a strange appearance among his dark-skinned countrymen. His hair was light golden yellow.
• His skin was as white as a Swede's. His eyes were brown, not blue or gray. His features were decidedly different from the rest of the Indians-rather more like a Nordic white man. And his whole body
• was covered with fine downy white hair, three quarters of an inch long. I looked at him in amazement. Here was my white Indian at last. But I didn't know what

to make of

him. He wasn't th

e usual type of albino by any means, for albinoes have pink eyes and white hair. But whatever he was, the scientists [back in the U.S.

• Suicide Bombing Devices Lab
• ] would have a grand time explaining him. (199)
• Then came that
• wondrous curtain-drawing moment when the Cuna

turned themselves into ethnographic curios. In stark contrast to previous times, "We were given full permission to wander about the village, taking pictures and examining the houses, boats and other possessions of the people. It was rather exciting to realize that no white man had ever had such privileges at Portogandi before." (199) Marsh impressed upon the chief that white Indians "might help prove lgriego@emrtc.nmt.educ

loser relat

ions between the I   

ndian and the w

hite man." The ch

The four-hour performance level PRSBI course provides basic information on explosive and incendiary devices that could be used as terrorist weapons. Classroom topics include:

• ief said it was good. "He would se
• e that I got all the white Indians
• I wanted." (2
• 01) But before the Indian is given a chance to Other himself by producing th

is curious mimetic double of the white man. Marsh has first to Other the