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Wall Charts

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New York Times Square Vehicular Bombing Wall Chart v1.0

The New York Times Square Vehicular Bombing v1.0 Wall Chart presents an overview of the events surrounding the 1 May 2010 vehicular bombing in New York City's Times Square conducted by Tehrik-i Taliban Pakistan (TTP) bomber Faisal Shahzad. It includes both link analysis and timeline elements. The link analysis shows all connections between people, places, organizations and events related to the attack, including connections to the TTP and its senior leadership. The timeline presents a chronology of key events related to the attack, including the purchase of bomb-making material as well details concerning Shahzad's arrest. The chart is 44"x36" and costs US$29.95.

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AL-QAEDA IN THE LAND OF THE ISLAMIC MAGHREB (AQLIM) ORGANIZATIONAL LINK ANALYSIS WALL CHART v1.0

The al-Qaeda in the Land of the Islamic Maghreb (AQLIM) Organizational Link Analysis Wall Chart v1.0 shows the organizational structure of al-Qaeda in the Land of the Islamic Maghreb (AQLIM). The upper portion of the chart focuses on identifying emirs, commanders and other key figures in addition to organizational entities including the official media arm, Central Command and Military Command. When possible, these individuals and organizations are linked to geographic locations and operational zones. The lower portion of the chart highlights significant AQLIM attacks and ties individuals and organizations to those attacks when possible. A map of AQLIM’s area of operation is included for reference. The chart is 44”x36” and costs US$29.95.

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DELTA CHRISTMAS 2009 ATTACK WALL CHART v1.0

The Delta Christmas 2009 Attack Wall Chart v1.0 gives an overview of the events surrounding the attempted bombing of Delta Flight 253 on 25 Dec. 2009 by Nigerian al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) attacker Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab. The wall chart includes three elements: a link analysis chart, a timeline and a map. The link analysis chart shows all connections between people, places, organizations and events related to the attack, including AQAP leadership and connections to other jihadist groups and attacks. The timeline details Abdulmutallab’s travel as well as AQAP activities and threats. The map illustrates Abdulmutallab’s travel path en route to Detroit in the days leading up to the attack. The chart is 44”x36” and costs US$29.95.

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AL-QAEDA ACTIVITY IN YEMEN WALL CHART v1.3

The al-Qaeda Activity in Yemen Wall Chart v1.3 link analysis is designed to illustrate, to the greatest extent possible, the organizational makeup and active members that operate in affiliation or pledge allegiance to core al-Qaeda within Yemen.This new version includes linkages connected to the 25 Dec. 2009 attack of Delta/Northwest Fligh 253 in the US. Relationships to significant events, media releases and regions are also outlined in the link analysis. Groups with names in bold are either confirmed or appear to have some level of relationship with core al-Qaeda. Individuals with bold links to their respective groups are understood to play significant roles in the group. It should be noted that the nexus at the very top of the chart, which illustrates the 23 escapees of the 3 Feb. 2006 prison break in Sana’a, is not the analytical focus of the chart, but is rather situated at the top for organizational purposes. The chart is 44"x36" and costs US$29.95.

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al-Qaeda Activity in Yemen Breakout
44"x36" Wall Chart v1.0
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The al-Qaeda Activity in Yemen Breakout Wall Chart v1.0 illustrates, using link analysis and to the greatest extent possible, the organizational makeup and active members that operate in affiliation or pledge allegiance to core al-Qaeda within Yemen. Relationships to significant events, media releases and regions are also outlined in the link analysis. Groups with names in bold are either confirmed or appear to have some level of relationship with core al-Qaeda. Individuals with bold links to their respective groups are understood to play significant roles in the group. It should be noted that the nexus at the very top of the chart, which illustrates the 23 escapees of the 3 Feb. 2006 prison break in Sana’a, is not the analytical focus of the chart, but is rather situated at the top for organizational purposes. The chart is 44"x36" and costs US$29.95.

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Zawahiri Video Appearance Reference (ZVAR)
44"x36" Wall Chart v1.0
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The Zawahiri Video Appearance Reference (ZVAR) Wall Chart v1.0 provides a visual reference for each Ayman al-Zawahiri video appearance beginning with his 7 Oct. 2001 video. It shows not only the change in Zawahiri’s physical appearance over time, but also the advancement in the sophistication of video production methods used in his videos. A representative still image from each of the Zawahiri videos is shown. In four cases, al-Zawahiri appears in two different settings in the same video, and stills from both settings are shown. The chart is 44"x36" and costs US$29.95.

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Timeline of Ayman al-Zawahiri Audio/Video Releases
2000 - 5 Mar. 2009: 44"x36" Wall Chart v1.0
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The Timeline of Ayman al-Zawahiri Audio/Video Releases 2000 - 5 Mar. 2009 Wall Chart v1.0 shows all audio and video statements and interviews given by Ayman al-Zawahiri between 2000 - 5 Mar. 2009. In this time period, al-Zawahiri had 69 releases. Dates given indicate broad release date unless otherwise noted. When available, the chart lists the production company releasing the statement, the runtime and other notes relevant to the release. Calculated runtime includes intro and closing screens, which typically run under two minutes. Written statements, books and interviews were not included. The chart is 44"x36" and costs US$29.95.

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Mumbai Coordinated Attacks: 26-28 Nov. 2008
Incident Map 44"x36" Wall Chart v1.0
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The Mumbai Coordinated Attacks Incident Map v1.0 gives an overview of the events surrounding the attack by gunmen in Mumbai, India from 26 Nov. to 28 Nov. 2008. Overhead imagery is used to show the location of all attacks that took place in the city. An inset map gives a brief description of events for each location as well as the approximate time during the attacks that the event took place. Paths taken by each group of gunmen are color-coded and organized by primary target. More detailed overhead imagery is provided for each of the four primary targets. The chart is 44"x36" and costs US$29.95.

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TALIBAN CLAIM VOLUME BY AFGHAN PROVINCE:
JAN. - JUN. 2008 WALL CHART V1.0
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The Taliban Claim Volume by Afghan Province v1.0 Wall Chart shows the volume of written Taliban attack claims broken down by province in Afghanistan for Jun. 2008. The number of attacks claimed by the Taliban more than quadrupled between Jan. and Jun. 2008, from 77 claims in Jan. to 346 in Jun. The number of provinces in which the Taliban claimed attacks also increased dramatically during this period, from 15 provinces with at least one claim in Jan. to 29 in Jun. Kandahar and Helmand Provinces consistently had the two highest number of claims with the exception of May, when Kandahar ranked third highest behind Helmand and Ghazni Provinces. Only two provinces had no identifiable claims throughout the entire period, Bamiyan and Daikundi. While it is clear the Taliban exaggerates casualty numbers in its attack claims, there appears to be a close connection between claimed attacks and actual incidents. Regardless of the assessment as to the accuracy of the Taliban’s claims, this is a clear indicator of the focus of the Taliban’s messaging efforts and the perception they are working to achieve. When one claim listed several attacks in different areas, each was counted as a separate attack. When simultaneous, coordinated attacks were reported together, they were counted as one attack because of the coordination in both the attack and the claim. In written claims, the Taliban often restates previously claimed incidents that occurred in the same area. These were not included in the count. In rare instances where the claim appeared to contain geographically factual errors, such as specifying a district in the wrong province, the Taliban’s own statement was given precedence in order to accurately reflect the Taliban’s reporting. Attacks in unspecified or unidentifiable provinces are indicated on the right of each color-coded map of Afghanistan and these numbers are also included in the charts and graphs below each map. The chart is 44"x36" and costs US$29.95.

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ANSAR AL-ISLAM CLAIM VOLUME BY IRAQI PROVINCE:
JAN. - JUN. 2008 WALL CHART V1.0
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The Ansar al-Islam Claim Volume by Iraqi Province Jan. - Jun. 2008 v1.0 Wall Chart shows Ansar al-Islam (AI) the volume of claims of attacks in Iraqi provinces by month for Jan. - Jun. 2008. Provinces are color-coded to show AI claim activity. Below each monthly map, a percentage breakout of claims is given along with a bar graph showing the exact number of claims per province. The top right corner features a line graph showing the entire AI claim activity for Iraq by month. It should be noted that while all graphs on this chart include claims that were unable to be geographically placed, the color-coded maps only show those for which provinces were identified. While there tends to be exaggeration in claims, especially in terms of casualty figures, there appears to be a considerably more accurate connection between claimed attacks and actual incidents. Regardless of the assessment as to the accuracy of the claims, this serves as a clear indicator of the focus of AI’s messaging efforts and the perception it is working to achieve. The chart is 44"x36" and costs US$29.95.

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JIHADI VIDEO PRODUCTION GROUP BREAKOUT
BY AFGHAN PROVINCE - V1.0
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The Jihadi Video Production Group Breakout by Afghan Province v1.0 graphic identifies which jihadi video production groups have put out material from each Afghan province. The provinces are colored by the number of video production groups observed to have released video material from that province. Khost and Nuristan Provinces have the highest volume of video production groups, with three groups releasing footage from each. Wardag, Paktia, Paktika and Zabul Provinces each had two video production groups releasing video. Helmand, Kabul, Nangarhar and Kunar Provinces each had one. Videos in wide circulation in 2008 and other relevant information was used for this chart. Locations identified by the group in a video were used, however, in some instances a specific location was not identified and other information was available to determine the location of the footage. The chart is 44"x36" and costs US$29.95.

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TALIBAN ATTACK CLAIMS BY PROVINCE IN
AFGHANISTAN - Jun. 2008 - V1.0
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The Taliban Attack Claims by Province in Afghanistan Jun. 2008 v1.0 Wall Chart shows the volume of written Taliban attack claims broken down by province in Afghanistan for Jun. 2008. When one claim listed several attacks in different areas, each was counted as a separate attack. When simultaneous, coordinated attacks were reported together, they were counted as one attack because of the coordination in both the attack and the claim. In written claims, the Taliban often restates previous incidents that occurred in the same area. These were not included in the count. While it is clear the Taliban exaggerates casualty numbers in its attack claims, there appears to be a closer connection between claimed attacks and actual incidents. Regardless of the assessment as to the accuracy of the Taliban’s claims, this is a clear indicator of the focus of the Taliban’s messaging efforts and the perception they are working to achieve. The largest number of incidents claimed in any province was 54 in Kandahar Province, where on 13 Jun., Taliban rebels stormed a Kandahar prison, freeing hundreds of rebels who then fled to nearby Arghandab District of the same Province, spurring a massive clearing operation. This level of activity is reflected in the number of claims reported by the Taliban. The second-largest number of claims was 51 in Helmand Province, followed by 42 in Ghazni Province. No attacks were claimed in Balkh, Bamiyan, Daikundi, Samangan and Sar-i Pol provinces. There were six attacks claimed in unspecified locations that were not counted. The chart is 44"x36" and costs US$29.95.

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Turkistan Islamic Party (TIP)
Threat Awareness Wall Chart v1.0

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JIHADI IED RECOGNITION WALL CHART v1.0
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The Jihadi IED Recognition Wall Chart v1.0 is designed to assist counterterrorism professionals in recognizing improvised explosive device (IED) designs currently in use by jihadists around the world. It includes 41 images of IEDs made by more than 15 different groups in six different countries. The wall chart illustrates the broad range of materials and containers used by jihadis to construct IEDs. It includes vehicle-borne, roadside and gas cylinder IEDs, as well as a suicide bomber vest and improvised claymore. The chart provides an image of each device along with the group name and country in which it was from, when available. Devices are shown in alphabetical order by group name. The chart is 44’’x36’’ and costs US$29.95.

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IRAQI REBEL GROUPS BREAKOUT WALL CHART V1.2
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The Iraqi Rebel Groups Breakout Wall Chart is designed to illustrate, to the greatest extent possible, the group structure of rebel activity in Iraq. Where possible, groups have been associated with their respective logos. Each group has been organized according to its affiliations with other rebel groups. Priority has been given to umbrella groups and their subgroups in terms of organization. Groups that appear to operate independently of umbrella groups or other organizations have been listed along the bottom of the chart, with independent groups on the right and Shi’a groups on the left. Media arms for a particular group are indicated by a maroon link. Groups that carry a high profile within an umbrella group are linked with a lime-colored line. Teal links demonstrate an organization that lends religious guidance to a rebel group. It is important to note that the one group on this wall chart that falls into this category -- the Association of Muslim Scholars in Iraq -- is not a rebel group, and is only a source of spiritual inspiration for the Jihad and Change Front. Blue links indicate that the two groups linked have carried out operations cooperatively. The chart is 44"x36" and costs US$29.95.