2005
Some Thoughts on US Intelligence
Intelligence is supposed to effectively account for distant developments, forecasting significant events and warning about forthcoming threats. In theory when Intelligence agencies carry out these tasks in a successful way, the uncertainties of decision makers about the adversaries and their worries about their country vulnerabilities lessen. However, the hard times experienced by American Intelligence are fueled by the lack of an official definition.
© 2005 Centro Militare di Studi Strategici (CeMiSS)
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Lucio Martino
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