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Defense Threat Reduction Agency

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A quick definition of Defense Threat Reduction Agency:

Defense Threat Reduction Agency: A part of the U.S. Department of Defense that works to protect against dangerous weapons like nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons. They try to reduce the risk of attacks and keep people safe. The agency was made in 1998 and is called DTRA for short.

A more thorough explanation:

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) is a unit within the U.S. Department of Defense that is responsible for reducing the risk of and defending against attacks involving weapons of mass destruction, such as nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons.

The DTRA was established in 1998 to address the growing threat of weapons of mass destruction and to develop strategies to prevent and respond to such attacks. The agency works closely with other government agencies, as well as international partners, to achieve its mission.

Examples of the DTRA's work include:

  • Developing technologies to detect and identify weapons of mass destruction
  • Providing training and support to military and civilian personnel on how to respond to a WMD attack
  • Coordinating with other countries to secure and eliminate dangerous materials

These examples illustrate how the DTRA is actively working to reduce the threat of weapons of mass destruction and protect the United States and its allies from potential attacks.

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14:39
And I am proud to have joined the ranks of the 96% lol
also american is not showing up on my lawhub, even tho i applied a couple weeks ago
cumsock
14:39
what were ur numbers bad bleep
14:39
@BigStrongBug: i saw that bug, they buggin!!!
renard99
14:39
I also got Penn WL
14:40
@Ineedabadbleep: american does not update on lawhub
@cumsock: 3.6 UGPA and 164 LSAT
cumsock
14:40
wow congrats was that rd
@cumsock: i also had rlly good recs and good personal statement, also extensive resume
14:40
@Ineedabadbleep: okay we are stats twins kinda (if u count urm boost)
[] starfishies
14:40
they said ed earlier
Trismegistus
14:40
god i hope i evade this R or I will spiral aha
14:41
do u think we will get into emory bleep
ReminiscentZestyFish
14:41
Some of these Penn WL's got crazy stats
cumsock
14:41
maybe i shouldve ed'd somewhere fook
[] starfishies
14:41
does bc offer scholly in the A email?
jackfrost11770
14:41
Oh I got WL, I didn't see it in the status. Wild lmfao no one's getting off it I guess
lilypadfrog
14:42
wow huge penn wave. I think i applied too late to be in this
@jackfrost11770: penn waitlist?
14:42
lilypad when did u apply
14:42
i am dreading the penn r
@PuppyBot: oh ok makes sense
renard99
14:43
@jackfrost11770: It's traditionally tough to get off it but not impossible. Their waitlist isn't ranked so it's certainly within reach if you're interested enough
lilypadfrog
14:43
@ChowieBean: end of nov
i applied nov. 15 lily
or 12th
renard99
14:43
Also Jack ik you and I haven't talked in a bit but we have similar stats, backgrounds, WE. If you ever want solace in this messy process text me on Discord
14:44
im still in the queue to be reviewed for penn so
lilypadfrog
14:44
@SplitterusClitterus: I applied like two weeks later. It was one of my last apps
jackfrost11770
14:44
I mean I think you're more likely to get WL than R at UPenn lmao, I'm taking it as an R whatever
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