HS 350 Exam 3 Flashcards

1
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MIP

A

o The MIP was unclassified as of FY 2013

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2
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o Tactical Intelligence and Related Activities (TIARA)

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Covers programs supporting the operating units of the armed services and the joint military intelligence program (JMIP)

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3
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o House and the senate limit who are on the intelligence committees and many of their hearings are closed.

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 Main concern is leaks of classified information

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4
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• A few nations support threat activities, covertly

o

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Iran, Syria, Cuba, north Korea

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5
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• To stem spread of USSR and Communist influence, the us adopted a policy known as

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Containment.

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6
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• Because of the vastness in size and oppressive form of government, intelligence collection was done through technical remote means-

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SIGNIT, MASINT, GEOINT, IMINT

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7
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• - observance of military activities of soviets revealed capabilities but revealed nothing but intentions.

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Intentions

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8
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• Mutually Assured Destruction MAD

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the use if nuclear weapons against each other

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9
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• - main intelligence director of the general staff of the armed forces of the Russian federation. Foreign military intelligence

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GRU

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10
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• DIA 2001 arrested charged with espionage for Cuba

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Ana Montes-

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11
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• The five main players in the U.S National Security Policy

o

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President 
o	Cabinet 
o	National Security Council
o	Intelligence Community
o	Congress
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12
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• National Security Council

o

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Forum to consider national security and foreign policy

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13
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• - controls budgets and expenditures

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Congress

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14
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o Critics say that they too cozy of a relationship may politicize intelligence

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Proximity of IC to policy makers

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15
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o Intelligence wants to collect intelligence
o Law enforcement wants to charge, indict, arrest, convict, and punish

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Analogy of Intelligence vs. Law Enforcement

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16
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• AS stated, the IC missed the sudden fall of the USSR and its dissolution into several independent republics.

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v

17
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• North Koreas internal stability is closely watch but difficult because of it being closed society.

A

v

18
Q

• Cabinet secretaries are appointed by

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the president

19
Q

• Regardless of policy makers interest

o

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The IC does not have the luxury of ignoring regions or issues

20
Q

• Policy makers use intelligence to take action

A

c

21
Q

• Intelligence is more concerned with protecting sources and collection methods

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protecting sources and collection methods

22
Q

• Policy makers run risk of compromising and exposing sources and methods

A

v

23
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• Mistake is that some policy makers believe that the media offers the same coverage as intelligence at greater speed and lower costs.

A

v

24
Q

o A constant review of the IC needs to

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be done by auditing and inspecting to ensure.

25
Q

o Much of the executive oversight has been concentrated on

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covert action and espionage activities.

26
Q

o A special court exists that deals with foreign intelligence matters

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Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court FISC

27
Q

• AS stated, the IC missed the sudden fall of the USSR and its dissolution into several independent republics.

A

v

28
Q

• Intelligence collection and analysis has focused on national and transnational issues.

A

v