After Benghazi, Learning To Defend U.S. Consulates Through More Intensive Training

In the aftermath of the attack on the consulate in Benghazi, Libya, training for Diplomatic Security officers has doubled — with scenarios that seem to mimic what happened in 2012 when the U.S. ambassador was killed. A special agent overlooks the make-believe town of Erehwon, the word nowhere spelled backwards, during the last days of a Bureau of Diplomatic Services high-threat operations course.
After Benghazi, Learning To Defend U.S. Consulates Through More Intensive Training