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(15 Jan 2003) Atlantic City - January 14, 2003 1. Wide shot of Federal Air Marshals training on firing range 2. Close-up of target being filled with bullet holes 3. Medium shot of trainee firing handgun 4. Close-up of handgun firing 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) ) US Federal Air Marshal ** NO NAME GIVEN FOR SECURITY REASONS ** "At thirty thousand feet (over 9000 metres) in the air we can't just pick up a radio and call for back-up, we have to rely on our training. It is much more intense than the average local law enforcement officer. Not to take anything away from them but at the same token the environment we operate in is totally different than on the ground." 6. Wide shot of training scenario inside of an airplane. (An Air Marshal trainee fires shots at hostage takers) 7. Close-up of Air Marshal pointing a handgun at the hostage takers 8. Medium pan across hostages 9. Close-up of Air Marshal holding handgun, instructing those on board plane 10. Air Marshal trainee taking terrorist into custody, pans to his partner watching over the rest of the passengers 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) US Federal Air Marshal ** NO NAME GIVEN FOR SECURITY REASONS ** "It always has been an important job, with the war it just adds another element." 12. Wide shot of aeroplane Air Marshals use for training 13. Wide shot of live shooting building Air Marshals use for training 14. Close-up of flashing light tilts down to sign warning people not to enter building without eye and ear protection 15. Medium of live-fire training drill, the trainees gun fails, and instructors yell at him to work around it 16. Medium shot, instructor talking to trainee about his shooting 17. SOUNDBITE (English) US Federal Air Marshal ** NO NAME GIVEN FOR SECURITY REASONS ** "I never want to see a hijacking again on an aircraft, I don't think anyone does, but if it does I want it to happen on my plane, I'm ready - I'm the best there is." 18. Medium shot Air Marshals training on the firing range, camera walks with them through the drill 19. Close-up Air Marshal badge on wall of training centre 20. Director of the Air Marshal Service, Thomas Quinn leaving an aeroplane and walking down staircase 21. Tilt down from wing of aeroplane to Air Marshals walking into building 22. SOUNDBITE: (English) Thomas Quinn, Director, US Federal Air Marshal Service "Prior to 9/11 2001 there were essentially thirty-three Federal Air Marshals, and as anybody might be able to ascertain that's insufficient to be able to accomplish any mission, whether it's international travel or domestic." 23. Wide shot of Air Marshals walking in a group Newark - Recent 24. Medium shot EL-AL aeroplane on tarmac at Newark, NJ airport 25. Wide-shot of EL-AL plane and others on tarmac at Newark, NJ airport Atlantic City - January 14, 2003 26. Close-up of Director Quinn watching new Air Marshal's go through a drill 27. Close-up of Air Marshal's during the drill 28. SOUNDBITE: (English) Thomas Quinn, Director, US Federal Air Marshal Service "The skills and capabilities of the Federal Air Marshal's is just as capable as the EL-AL personnel. What we have to keep in mind, and the American public has to keep in mind, is we have 429 airports in this country and roughly 25,000 flights a day. It is a totally different scenario than Israel faces and a totally different scenario that EL-AL is engaged in every day." Newark - Recent 29. Airplane takes off at Newark, NJ airport and lifts into the sky, New York skyline is in background STORYLINE: The annual budget has ballooned as well: in 2003 it will top 600 (M) million U.S. dollars. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...