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Gangs and the military : gangsters, bikers, and terrorists with military training / Carter F. Smith.

Van Pelt Library HV6439.U5 S613 2019
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Smith, Carter F., author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Gang members--United States.
Gang members.
Veterans--United States.
Veterans.
United States.
Physical Description:
xviii, 274 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
Lanham, Maryland : Rowman & Littlefield, [2019]
Contents:
1 The History of Gangsand the Military Connection p. 1
Early Gangs p. 3
Modern Day Criminal Groups p. 18
Military-Trained Gang Members (MTGMs) p. 27
Gang Theory p. 28
Gangsters, Bikers, and Domestic Terrorists in the Community p. 30
Gangsters, Bikers, and Domestic Terrorists in the Workforce p. 33
2 The Emergence of Gangs in the Military p. 37
The Post-Civil War and World War I Era (1865-1940) p. 40
The World War II and Korean War Era (1941-1960) p. 42
The Vietnam War Era (1961-1975) p. 43
Post-Vietnam War Era (1976-1989) p. 46
The Persian Gulf War and Somalia Era (1990-1994) p. 47
The Mid-1990s: Extremist Activity Enhances Gang Investigation p. 51
MTGMs in Neighboring Countries p. 57
An Official Response to Gangs in the Military p. 58
The Follow-Up p. 62
A Change in Terminology: Security Threat Group p. 64
It's Not Just Us! p. 67
September 11, 2001: No More Gang Investigations, the Focus Is on Terrorism p. 68
Gang and Extremist Investigations Are Back in Focus! p. 73
3 Contemporary Issues with Military Gangs p. 79
More on Military Gang and Extremist Activity p. 80
From Gangs in the Military to Military-Trained Gang Members p. 88
Street Gangs and the Military p. 92
The Navy Survey p. 97
Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs (OMGs) and the Military p. 102
Domestic Terrorist Extremists (DTEs) and the Military p. 108
The 2015 National Gang Intelligence Center Report p. 114
Tge 2017 National Gang Intelligence Center Report p. 116
The Word from the Street p. 117
4 Prohibitions and Prevention Measures p. 123
Defining Gangs p. 125
Prohibiting Military Street Gangs, OMGs, and DTEs p. 129
Constitutional Protection p. 130
Extremism or Terrorism p. 132
Domestic Terrorists p. 134
Extremist Gangs p. 135
Military Gang Law p. 137
State Law p. 140
Federal Law p. 142
Non-criminal Solutions p. 145
Denial p. 148
What Works p. 151
5 Gangs with Members in the Military p. 157
Counterinsurgency and Cultural Awareness p. 158
Street Gang Members, OMGs, and DTEs in the Military p. 161
How Many Gang Members Are There in the Military? p. 167
The Effect on Military Units p. 168
The Effect on Civilian Communities p. 170
How Do MTGMs Enlist? p. 171
Why Are They a Problem? p. 173
Data from Official Reports p. 174
MTGMs in Street Gangs, OMGs, and DTEs p. 176
The FY 2015 GDEATA p. 181
The FY 2016 GDEATA p. 182
The FY 2017 GDEATA p. 183
6 Military-Trained Gang Membersin Civilian Communities p. 185
Transition to Military-Trained Gang Members in the Community p. 186
How Many Military-Trained Gang Members Are There in the United States? p. 187
What Do the Gang Cops and Corrections Officials Say? p. 191
MTGMs in the Midwest p. 196
MTGMs in the South p. 196
MTGMs in the Northwest p. 198
MTGMs in the Southwest p. 198
MTGMs in Jails and Prisons p. 206.
ISBN:
1538129248
9781538129241
OCLC:
1107876024

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