Visual Requirements: Static Guard of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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visual requirements, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, policeAbstract
The Static Guard of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police are the first line of defense against terrorist activity. Their job requirements are analyzed with respect to the visual skills required to perform those job elements. Specific visual standards are recommended.
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