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    protect the way of life as they see fit. Some countries need to focus more on defending against other counties, whereas others need to focus methods to defend against their own people. Two nations representing both sides of the coin are the United States and the Peoples Republic of China. This can be done through a myriad of ways such as a strong military, varies levels of law enforcement, and an inclusive intelligence community. In a nation such as the United States of America, the focus of the aforementioned entities is to preserve…

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    Introduction Army Intelligence also known as the Military Intelligence Corps, is a discipline in which exploits a number of information gathering and analysis tactics to provide direction and purpose to commanders in support of their conclusions. Army Intelligence was founded in 1775, but it wasn’t until 1885 in which the Army established the Military Intelligence Division (MID). Army Intelligence has been a valuable asset to what is acknowledged as the Intelligence Community (IC). Although…

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    Intelligence is vital to all commanders to make decisions across the range of military operations. It is a discipline that utilizes information collection and analysis approaches to provide guidance when conducting operational or campaign planning. Some skeptics have described military intelligence as an oxymoron. This specialty focuses on gathering, organizing, analyzing, protecting and disseminating information which has been involved throughout history. The Holy Bible contains one of the…

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    The Army Counterintelligence field first began in 1942 as the Army Counter Intelligence Corps. Army CI has undergone many changes in the last 74 years since then. Some of the time, changes were made with the intention of furthering the successes of Army CI. Other times, changes were made to prevent shortfalls that were identified through previous failures. All in all, there are many things right with the Army CI and there are many things wrong. My intention is to identify one of the…

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    Soldiers in the 35P Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) face many challenges as the progress through their language school and Advanced Individual Training (AIT). They spend six to 18 months focusing all their attention on learning a second language at an accelerated pace and when they have accomplished that daunting task they are sent to Goodfellow Air Force Base to learn the technical aspect of their MOS, usually another three or four months of training. By the time a 35P Soldier arrives at…

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    Preparation is the basis for my own personal leadership philosophy, and a crucial aspect of any successful endeavor. In addition to preparation, there are several other core values that resonate strongly with me regarding my leadership philosophy. These include vision, loyalty and professionalism. Vision is set by the leader and helps to drive the entire team toward a common goal. Loyalty is necessary to maintain morale when times are especially difficult. It is loyalty that helps one to…

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    tactics helped them gain the upper hand. After the war Washington would become obviously become president where he would later ask congress to fund Intelligence Operations. Eventually in the following in July of 1790 congress funded the “Secret Service” which gave about 40,000 for the purposes Washington asked for. By 1793 the fund would reach 1 million, or more than 10% of the United States budget. Then after that Washington left it seems that the executive…

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    Soviet Union. This first period of spying ended in 1981 when his wife found a document relating to his crimes (Ellard, 2003). He told her that he sold the Soviets harmless information. Had she not believed him and turned him in, Robert Hanssen would have stopped in his first 2 years. For over four years, he did not commit espionage. That was until he transferred to the Soviet Counterintelligence Division in the New York office. To try to deter the FBI from catching him, Robert Hanssen…

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    What role did military intelligence play in World War II? What role did military intelligence play in World War II? Joseph Reeder It is undeniable the principal role, military intelligence occupied in both the successes and failures of the main events that transpired in World War II, ranging from the breaking of the enigma code at Bletchley Park, to the D Day landings that arguably determined the outcome of the whole war. Military intelligence in the war encompasses not only spies and…

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    WaPack Labs is located in New Boston, New Hampshire and is a cyber intelligence company that is a threat and intelligence analysis firm that services different clients around a global market. WaPack Labs provides early warning detections through data gathering, surveillance operations, and detailed analysis of a global market. The information is then shared with their clients; therefore, the clients can take appropriate actions to handle the cyber threat that are facing. The duties and…

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