This 3 1/4 X 4 1/2 inches book of Patrick Gericke’s 18 posters contains a condensed fact sheet alongside the poster with additional information about the topic.

This 8.5 X 11 inches book of Patrick Gericke’s 18 posters contains a fact sheet alongside the poster with additional information about the topic.

This device was designed to launch a rocket with a shaped charge warhead from a shoulder-held launcher, introduced in 1961. The poster shows the current versions, widely used by Russian and Former Soviet bloc country troops.

This line illustration shows in cutaway format all of the internal components of the AKM assault rifle.

This poster depicts the Soviet bloc AKM assault rifle, Originally designated the AK-47 (Avtomat Kalashnikova, introduced to the armed forces in 1947), and also generically termed the “Kalashnikov assault rifle”.

This poster is a combined cutaway view of a typical vehicle, showing all the places explosives and IEDs may be hidden, and a thorough checklist to be used by search personnel.

This poster shows a number of types of explosives used by terrorist groups. Most of them are military types based on cast TNT and plastic explosives such as C4 and several types of Czech SEMTEX.

When terrorists, insurgents and guerrillas use explosives, improvised explosive devices and many types of military ordnance items, they usually leave behind some spare parts, transit plugs, wrappers, arming pins, fuze wrenches, detonator shunts, grenade safety pins, pull rings and levers, wires and wire insulation, electrical tape, etc.

When terrorists, insurgents and guerrillas use explosives, improvised explosive devices and certain types of military ordnance items, they usually leave behind some spare parts, transit plugs, wrappers, arming pins, etc.

Anti-personnel mines are small, lightweight explosive charges in a wood, metal or plastic housing. They may be completely or partly buried, or may be hidden in tall grass.

Terrorists and insurgent groups in many countries have obtained anti-tank mines for use against the legitimate government forces, or against invading forces. The examples in this poster are just a few of the more common types.

Terrorists and insurgent groups acquire military ordnance, weapons and ammunition of all types and sizes. They obtain them by purchase and barter of goods for weapons, through raiding military arsenals, and hijacking military vehicles transporting weapons.

This is a poster of the heavier and more specialized weapons that have come into terrorist hands in some countries –such as Iraq, Afghanistan and a number of African and South American countries.

Terrorists use a wide variety of weapons. This poster and the next one show examples of terrorist weapons that have been used and are in current use in many parts of the world.

This poster shows a group of different improvised explosive devices, bombs and some of the methods used to transport or conceal them. It widens the scope of awareness for security search personnel and law enforcement as to what they might encounter.