THE U.S. INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY FOURTH EDITIONPDF电子书下载

1 Intelligence 1

Intelligence 2

The Intelligence Cycle 3

Types of Intelligence 5

Targets 6

The Utility of Intelligence 8

The Intelligence Community 12

Notes 13

2 National Intelligence Organizations Central Intelligence Agency 16

National Security Agency 30

National Reconnaissance Office 36

National Imagery and Mapping Agency 40

Notes 47

3 Defense Department intelligence Organizations Defense Intelligence Agency 55

Defense HUMINT Service 67

Notes 71

4 Military Service Intelligence Organizations Army Intelligence Organizations 75

Navy Intelligence Organizations 80

Air Force intelligence Organizations 87

Marine Corps Intelligence Organizations 98

Notes 100

5 Unified Command Intelligence Organizations 104

Atlantic Command 106

Central Command 108

European Command 110

Pacific Command 113

Southern Command 116

U.S. Space Command 118

U.S. Special Operations Command 120

U.S. Strategic Command 123

U.S. Transportation Command 124

Notes 127

6 Civilian Intelligence Organizations 130

Department of State Intelligence 130

Department of Energy' Intelligence 133

Department of Treasury Intelligence 137

Department of Commerce Intelligence 137

Drug Enforcement Administration Intelligence 138

Bureau of Investigation 141

Department of Transportation Intelligence 143

7 Imagery collection, Interpretation, and Dissemination 150

Collection 152

Processing and Interpretation 167

Dissemination 170

Notes 173

8 Signals Intelligence 180

Space Collection 185

Airborne Collection 191

Ground Stations 197

Embassy and Consular Intercept Sites 201

Surface Ships 202

Underseas Collection 203

Notes 205

9 Measurement and Signature Intelligence 214

Ground Collection Systems 223

Seaborne Collection 231

Underseas Collection 231

Notes 235

10 Space Surveillance 241

Dedicated SSN Sensors 243

Collateral SSN Sensors 246

Contributing SSN Sensors 248

Additional Space Surveillance Capabilities 250

SIGINT Support to Space Surveillance 251

Notes 252

11 Human Intelligence 257

Officers and Diplomats 258

Agents 262

Defectors and Emigres 266

Travelers 268

Notes 269

12 Open Sources, Technical Surveillance and Emplaced Sensors, and Materiel Exploitation 273

Open Sources 274

Technical Surveillance and Emplaced Sensors 279

Materiel Exploitation 282

Notes 286

13 Intelligence Sharing 291

UKUSA 292

Canada 296

Eastern Europe 298

Israel 299

Japan 302

Norway 303

People's Republic of China 304

Russia 305

United Kingdom 307

The United Nations and the International Atomic Energy Agency 308

Notes 309

14 Analysis and Production 315

Current Intelligence 316

Warning Intelligence 319

Estimative and Analytical Intelligence 319

Periodicals 323

Biographies, Reference Documents, and Databases 324

Notes 329

15 Counterintelligence 332

Targets 333

Collection 334

Evaluation of Defectors 337

Research and Analysis 339

Neutralization 343

Notes 345

16 Covert Action 349

Covert Action in the Post-Cold War Era 350

Iran 351

Iraq 352

Libya 356

Mexico and Peru 357

Transnational/Multinational Targets 357

Notes 358

17 Management and Direction 374

Orders, Directives, and Regulations 374

Individuals, Committees, and Offices 384

Programs 396

Notes 398

18 :Managing intelligence Collection and Covert Action 404

Managing Satellite Imaging 404

Managing SIGINT 406

Managing Sensitive Reconnaissance Missions 412

Managing HUMINT 416

Managing Covert Action 419

Notes 421

19 Managing Information Access and Analysis Managing Information Access 425

Managing the Analytic Process 437

Notes 445

20 Issues and Challenges Intelligence Structure and Reform 452

The Roles of the DCI and Director, DIA 457

Covert Action 461

Friendly Targets 467

Challenges 469

Notes 472

List of Acronyms 447

Index 493