BMD

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BMD is the acronym for the Borders and Maritime Security Division, a U.S. homeland security component focused on safeguarding the nation’s borders and maritime domains through advanced technologies and operational capabilities.

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instanceOf U.S. homeland security component
acronym
government agency division
abbreviation BMD NERFINISHED
acronym BMD NERFINISHED
activity fielding and transition of technologies to operational agencies
research and development of border security technologies
testing and evaluation of maritime security systems
collaboratesWith Immigration and Customs Enforcement NERFINISHED
U.S. Coast Guard NERFINISHED
U.S. Customs and Border Protection NERFINISHED
international border security partners
other federal law enforcement agencies
state and local law enforcement agencies
country United States of America
surface form: United States
focusArea border security
cargo security
coastal surveillance
counter-smuggling
counter-terrorism at borders
immigration and customs enforcement support
maritime security
port security
goal detect and interdict illicit trafficking
detect and prevent illegal border crossings
improve situational awareness at U.S. borders
protect lawful trade and travel
support frontline operators with technology solutions
jurisdiction U.S. maritime domains
United States borders
language English
mission enhance border security through advanced technologies
safeguard the nation’s borders and maritime domains
support operational capabilities for border and maritime security
oversees border surveillance technology programs
maritime domain awareness programs
partOf Science and Technology Directorate NERFINISHED
U.S. Department of Homeland Security NERFINISHED
refersTo Borders and Maritime Security Division NERFINISHED
sector homeland security
standsFor Borders and Maritime Security Division NERFINISHED
uses advanced technologies
biometric technologies
data analytics
sensor technologies
surveillance systems
unmanned systems

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