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<abstract>Seaports are a critical vulnerability in the nation&apos;s defense
against terrorism. They are potential entry points for bombs or  
other devices smuggled into cargo ships and ports&apos;		 
often-sprawling nature presents many potential targets for	 
attack. To assess the response procedures that would be 	 
implemented in an attack or security incident, officials conduct 
port-specific exercises. Many federal, state, and local agencies 
may potentially be involved. The Coast Guard has primary	 
responsibility for coordinating these exercises and analyzing the
results. GAO examined (1) the emerging framework for coordinating
entities involved in security responses, (2) legal and		 
operational issues emerging from exercises conducted to date, and
(3) Coast Guard management of reports analyzing exercises. GAO	 
reviewed reports on 82 exercises from fiscal year 2004 and	 
observed 4 exercises as they were being conducted.</abstract>
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