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Cover through Lesson Four
Lesson Five through Lesson Eight
Lesson Nine through Eleven
Lesson Twelve through End
The manual was located in Manchester (England) by
Metropolitan Police during a search of an Al Qaeda member's home. The manual was
found in a computer file described as "the military series" related to the
"Declaration of Jihad." The manual was translated into English and was
introduced earlier this year at the embassy bombing trial in New York. The
United States Department of Justice has removed certain portions of the text
because they do not want to encourage terrorism. However, a brief selection the
eighty page text demonstrates the value of the manual to emergency planners and
first responders.
Principles of Military
Organization:
Military Organization has three main principles without
which it cannot be established.
1. Military Organization
commander and
advisory council
2. The soldiers (individual
members)
3. A clearly defined strategy
Military Organization
Requirements:
The Military Organization dictates a number of requirements
to assist it in confrontation and endurance. These are:
1. Forged documents and
counterfeit currency
2. Apartments and hiding places
3. Communication means
4. Transportation means
5. Information
6. Arms and ammunition
7. Transport
Missions Required of the Military
Organization:
The main mission for which the Military Organization is
responsible is:
The overthrow of the godless
regimes and their replacement with an Islamic regime. Other missions consist of
the following:
1. Gathering information about the
enemy, the land, the installations, and the neighbors.
2. Kidnapping enemy personnel, documents, secrets,
and arms.
3. Assassinating enemy personnel as well as
foreign tourists.
4. Freeing the brothers who are captured by
the enemy.
5. Spreading rumors and writing
statements that instigate people against the enemy.
6. Blasting and destroying the
places of amusement, immorality, and sin; not a vital target.
7. Blasting and destroying the embassies and
attacking vital economic centers.
8. Blasting and destroying bridges leading into and
out of the
cities.
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