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Comprehensive Regional Expertise in the United States Army
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Intelligence Issues for Congress
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To address the challenges facing the U.S. Intelligence Community in the 21st century, congressional and executive branch initiatives have sought to improve coordination among the different agencies and to encourage better analysis. In December 2004, the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act (P.L. 108- 458) was signed, providing for a Director of National Intelligence (DNI) with substantial authorities to manage the national intelligence effort. The legislation also established a separate Director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Making cooperation effective presents substantial leadership and managerial challenges. The needs of intelligence consumers ranging from the White House to cabinet agencies to military commanders must all be met, using the same systems and personnel. Intelligence collection systems are expensive and some critics suggest there have been elements of waste and unneeded duplication of effort while some intelligence targets have been neglected. The DNI has substantial statutory authorities to address these issues, but the organizational relationships will remain complex, especially for Defense Department agencies. Members of Congress will be seeking to observe the extent to which effective coordination is accomplished. FY2008 intelligence authorization legislation (H.R. 2082/S. 1538) addresses some of these concerns. International terrorism, a major threat facing the United States in the 21st century, presents a difficult analytical challenge. Techniques for acquiring and analyzing information on small groups of plotters differ significantly from those used to evaluate the military capabilities of other countries. U.S. intelligence efforts are complicated by unfilled requirements for foreign language expertise. ; CRS rept. for Congress
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*CONGRESS; *FOREIGN LANGUAGES; *INTELLIGENCE; *MILITARY CAPABILITIES; DATA ACQUISITION; DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE; INTERNATIONAL; LEADERSHIP; LEGISLATION; MILITARY COMMANDERS; Military Intelligence; ORGANIZATIONS; SENATE; SURVEILLANCE; TARGETS; TERRORISM; UNITED STATES
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URL: http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA475530
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An Overview of the United States Intelligence Community
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Impact of Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004
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Intelligence Spending: Public Disclosure Issues
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Impact of Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 (IRTPA) on Intelligence Support to DoD Joint Operations
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Improvised Incendiary Devices: Risk Assessment, Threats, Vulnerabilities and Consequences
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SOF Enablers: Enhancing USSOCOM Capabilities with Cutting-Edge Expertise
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Intelligence Strategy for Fourth Generation Warfare
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Intelligence Spending: Public Disclosure Issues
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Director of National Intelligence: Another Bureaucratic Layer or an Effective Office?
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The Vanishing Education (Record) of an Officer
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