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Index
A-12 spy plane
Aberbach, Joel D.
Abu Ghraib prison
Abu Zubaydah see Zubaydah, Abu
accountability see intelligence oversight
active measures
Acton, Lord
aerial terrorism
Afghanistan
and Al Qaeda
civilian casualties in
counterintelligence in
covert action in
mujahideen
Northern Alliance
Soviet invasion of
Taliban regime
use of torture in
war in
Agee, Philip
agents see assets
agents-in-place
agents of influence
agents provocateurs
Aidid, Mohamed Ali Farrah
Air Force intelligence unit
al-Awlaki, Anwar
Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building (Oklahoma City)
Al Qaeda
in Afghanistan
assassination plots against
collection of intelligence about
covert action against
in Iraq
9/11 attacks
in Pakistan
in Somalia
use of torture and renditions against
in Yemen
Allende, Salvador
Alwan, Rafid Ahmed (“Curve Ball”)
ambition instinct
American Pilots Association
Ames, Aldrich
Amiri, Shahram
analysis see collection and analysis
Angleton, James
ante facto reporting
anti-war movement
Appropriations Committees
&nbs
p; Arab–Israeli War
Arbenz, Jacobo
Armed Services Committees
Army intelligence unit
Aspin–Brown Commission
Aspin, Les
assassination plots
assets
Atta, Mohamed
Backfire bomber
al-Balawi, Humam Khali Abu-Mulal
ballistic missiles; see also weapons of mass destruction (WMD)
Barrett, David M.
Barrett, Richard
Barry, James A.
Bay of Pigs operation
Bell, William
Bennett, Donald
Berger, Raoul
Betts, Richard K.
Biden, Joseph R.
Bin Laden, Osama
biological weapons; see also weapons of mass destruction (WMD)
Bissell, Richard
Black, Cofer
Black Panthers
black propaganda
black sites (secret prisons)
Blackwater
Blair, Dennis C.
blow back
Boland, Edward P.
Boland Amendments
bomber gap
Branch Davidian sect
Brandeis, Louis
Brennan, John O.
British intelligence see MI6; United Kingdom (UK)
Brown, Harold
Brzezinski, Zbigniew
Buchanan, Pat
Buckley, David
Bunga (parasite)
Bundy, McGeorge
Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR)
Burr, Richard
Bush, George H. W.
Bush, George W.
Bush Administration (1st)
Bush Administration (2nd)
Butler Report (UK)
cable and telegram intercepts
Cali drug cartel
Cambodia
Cambridge Spy Ring
Carlos the Jackal
Carter, Jimmy
Carter Administration
case officers see operations officers
Casey, William J.
Castro, Fidel
Castro, Raoul
Cavanagh, Thomas Patrick
Center for Open-Source Intelligence
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
and appointment of chiefs of station
assassination plots
attack on employees at Langley
co-location of operations officers and analysts
counterintelligence
Counterproliferation Center
Counterterrorism Center
covert action
Covert Action Staff
and the Cuban Missile Crisis
definition of intelligence
Directorate of Analysis
Directorate of Operations
Directorate of Science and Technology
Directorate of Support
DNI not allowed office at
domestic spying
economic covert action
establishment of
and the Huston Plan
internal structure
interrogation methods
and 9/11
numbers of operations officers
Office of Security
Operation CHAOS
paramilitary activities
penetrated by Russian intelligence
Phoenix Program
political covert action
position in the Intelligence Community
Project Jennifer
Project NIMBUS
propaganda
relations with the FBI
Reserve for Contingency Fund
and the Senate Torture Report
Special Activities Division
Special Operations Group
treason within
use of torture
Central Intelligence Group (CIG)
Chambliss, Saxby
CHAOS Operation (CIA)
“chatter,”
“cheerleader” intelligence overseers
cherry-picking
Chiefs of Station (COSs)
Chile
Chin, Larry Wu-tai
China
Christian Democratic Party (Italy)
Chung, Dongfan
Church, Frank
Church Committee
Churchill, Winston
Citizens Intelligence Advisory Board (CIAB)
civil liberties; see also domestic spying
civil rights movement
civilian casualties
Clapper, James R.
Clark, Kathleen
Clarke, Richard A.
Clausewitz, Karl von
“clientitis,”
Clifford, Clark
Cline, Ray
Clinton, Bill
Clinton Administration
Coast Guard Intelligence
codebreaking
Colby, William E.
Cold War; see also communism; Russia/Soviet Union
collection and analysis
analysis phase
collection phase
dissemination phase
improvement of
intelligence cycle
intelligence disciplines
intelligence reports
as key intelligence mission
planning and direction phase
processing phase
weaknesses in
co-location
combatant commanders (COCOMs)
Commager, Henry Steele
communications intelligence (comint)
communism; see also Cold War
Congo
Conrad, Clyde
Constitution
contras, Nicaraguan
Convention Against Torture
Coons, Chris
counterespionage (CE)
counterintelligence (CI)
counterespionage activities
cybersecurity
definition
difficulty of catching spies
domestic use of
failures in
as key intelligence mission
motivations for treason
oversight of
security activities
state secret protection
tradecraft
counterproliferation
Counterproliferation Center
counterterrorism
Counterterrorism Center (CTC)
covert action (CA)
assassination plots
definition of
economic activities
environmental activities
euphemisms for
evaluation of
funding for
guidelines for
as key intelligence mission
HPSCI and SSCI briefings on
implementation of
ladder of escalation
legal context
levels of use
methods of
oversight of
paramilitary activities
political activities
and Presidential approval
propaganda
rationale
Covert Action Staff (CAS)
covert mail cover
Coyle, Philip E.
Cuba
Cuban Missile Crisis
current intelligence
Curve Ball see Alwan, Rafid Ahmed (“Curve Ball”)
cyber-espionage
cyber-hackers
cyber-security
cyber-warfare
Cyprus
Czechoslovakia
D-Day landings
Daesh see ISIS
Damrosch, Lori Fisler
“dangles”
data integration
Daugherty, William J.
deception operations
defectors
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)
democracy, and secrecy
Department of Defense (DoD)
Department o
f Energy
Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
Department of Justice
Department of State
Department of Transportation
Department of Treasury
Deputy Director for Operations (DDO)
Deputy Directors of National Intelligence (DDNIs)
Deutch, John
Dicks, Norm
Diem, Ngo Dinh
diplomacy
Director of Central Intelligence (DCI)
Director of National Intelligence (DNI)
Director of the CIA (D/CIA)
Directorate of Administration (DA) see Directorate of Support (DS)
Directorate of Analysis (DA)
Directorate of Intelligence (DI) see Directorate of Analysis (DA)
Directorate of Operations (DO); see also National Clandestine Service (NCS)
Directorate of Science and Technology (DS&T)
Directorate of Support (DS)
disinformation
dissemination see intelligence dissemination
domestic spying
dominant battlefield awareness (DBA)
Dominican Republic
double agents
drones see Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)
Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)
drugs-related operations
Dulles, Allen
Dulles, John Foster
Dunlap, Jack E.
Durban, Richard
Duvalier, François “Papa Doc”
economic covert action
economic espionage
Egypt
Ehrlichman, John
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Eisenhower Administration
El Salvador
electronic intelligence (elint)
“Elimination by Illumination” (proposed CIA operation)
Ellsberg, Daniel
email intercepts; see also metadata collection program
embassies
“Enterprise, The”
environmental covert action
Environmental Intelligence Center
Ervin, Sam
Ervin Committee
executive privilege
Exon, James
ex post facto reporting
external consultants
extraordinary renditions
false defector
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
counterintelligence
domestic spying
establishment of
and the Huston Plan
and 9/11
numbers of special agents
and the Oklahoma City bombing
Operation COINTELPRO
penetrated by Russian intelligence
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