Sydney railway station under ‘armed attack’ in anti-terror exercise

Exercise Pantograph was an active armed offender training program involving more than 160 personnel from the NSW Police Force, Transport for NSW, Fire & Rescue NSW and Ambulance NSW. As Sydney Slept, two armed "offenders" defended on Central Station. The scene formed part of an exercise through the force's Active Armed Offender training program, conducted between 11pm and 4am overnight to test the co-ordination and response of emergency services to a terrorist incident. Exercise Pantograph utilised both orange guns and iCOMBAT equipment showcasing the benefits of iCOMBAT force-on-force equipment during training, VS standard training equipment.

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