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...of the United States, outside the chain of command of the [[United States intelligence community]]

| author = [[Central Intelligence Agency]] The IDF is very much a reserve-oriented military, with fairly small standing forces but the ability to mobilize large reserves within 48 hours. It is pa

**A small standing army with an early warning capability, regular air force and navy ...Intelligence: Major General [[Amos Yedlin]]; head of the [[Aman]] military intelligence agency

===Foundation: Standing Joint Force Headquarters – Core Element=== ===Intelligence Quick Reaction Team (I-QRT)===

...rmer Policy Advisor, Treasury Department Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence ...f the United States, 1978–81; Former Chair of the American Bar Association Standing Committee on Law and National Security

...he graduated from the [[Harvard Business School]], he joined the [[Central Intelligence Agency]], and then served in a variety of government positions in CIA, the ...parried his feeble protest. "I've got too many people who claim to be long-standing experts. What we need is some fresh blood."<ref name=Jones>{{citation

...ught to be lost, since otherwise it may fall into the hands of the enemy's intelligence service. Orally transmitted matters are not provable; they can be denied by The fact that Keitel was a member of the Nazi conspiracy in good standing is apparent from his statement that he held the Golden Party Badge, and tha

...igh government positions who scent potential danger to their own political standing from the on-going events of the novel. ...ead of his department and carries out his investigations with dispatch and intelligence but, also having an inbred fear of over-suspicion, he finds himself on the

...there are some Plains and Plateau's. [[Phou Bia]] is the largest mountain, standing at 2,817 metres. <ref>See CIA World Factbook; https://www.cia.gov/library/p As of an estimate by the United State's [[Central Intelligence Agency]] in July 2007, Laos has a population of around six and a half milli

In May 1945, Sainteny became head of the French intelligence mission, M.5, in Kunming, China, where he met with the U.S. Office of Strat ...lity in doing what he had undertaken; he and his wife were friends of long standing. He was trusted by the North Vietnamese as well. No more can be asked of an

...ssador Frederick Nolting, for example, criticized the reporting of Central Intelligence Agency and military officer Rufus Phillips (an assistant to Edward Lansdale ...my operation as "stupid, naive, and indeed insulting to the patriotism and intelligence of every American newspaperman and every American newspaper represnted here

In the 1980s, '''U.S. intelligence''' took on more responsibility for '''terrorism'''. This was difficult, in ...e an incident occurred, guidelines for such matters as lines of authority, intelligence responsibilities, and response training. A Special Situation Group (SSG) wa

...er working both for the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Among his many assignments, he was the direct U.S. contact to ...in French, and not in sympathy with French colonial policy, both to gather intelligence on French and Japanese positions, and to carry out sabotage in a program ca

He had been an editor of ''[[Executive Intelligence Review]]'' produced by [[Lyndon LaRouche]]; consultant for [[Marc Rich]]'s ...t the official views of the Department of Defense...Saudi Arabia is a long-standing friend and ally of the United States. The Saudis cooperate fully in the glo

...s done in committees and subcommittees. Most committees are defined in the Standing Rules of the House. See the individual Committee articles for their subcomm ...appointed by their party leadership. In a few sensitive committees such as Intelligence, the term "Vice Chair" substitutes for "ranking member" to encourage bipart

...ority concerned with consistency. The Department of Defense, United States intelligence community, and United States Department of Energy each are responsible for ...Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Intelligence sharing is more selective among other NATO nations and with friendly countr

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...s of clandestine funding, and the ethical and privacy aspects of financial intelligence directed at conventional financial institutions. ...nta prosecutors, their superiors in the Justice Department and the Central Intelligence Agency. <ref name=NYT1992-10-18>{{citation

==Senior diplomatic and intelligence== ...serve as ambassador to Portugal until 1978, when he went to the [[Central Intelligence Agency]] as deputy director, staying until January 1981. The next month he

...nsiderable resources for the direct support of staff functions, especially intelligence and information operations. ...e. The operations officer, however, has his own section, but also oversees intelligence and communications-electronics.