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U.S. Offensive Doctrine

President George W. Bush adopted a more offensive counter-espionage strategy for the U.S. on March 1. The guidelines are to be unveiled this month.

Subscribers only 17.03.2005

DNI's Link with Pentagon

A general could well act as liaison between the Pentagon's eight intelligence agencies and John Negroponte, the new intelligence czar.

Subscribers only 17.03.2005

Pentagon and EPCglobal Systems Must be Compatible

The Department of Defense which has developed its own standard of radio frequency identification (RFID) and is testing it extensively in Iraq must now ensure it is compatible with civil norms being promoted by EPCglobal Inc.

Free access 04.03.2005

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Pentagon Pushes for Radio ID Breakthrough

As it did in the past with the Internet, the Pentagon is taking a lead in creating a first unified and world-wide system for radio frequency identification (RFID). Now confined to serving the supply chain, RFID technology is to shortly [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 03.03.2005

EADS' Charm Offensive

A potential candidate to supply the US Air Force with an in-flight refueling aircraft – the initial tanker contract awarded [...]

Subscribers only 03.03.2005

Why Russian Nautical Charts are Better

Ever since Kent Lee, founder of the Minneapolis-based firm East View Cartographic, began specializing in military maps of Soviet and [...]

Subscribers only 03.03.2005

Anti-Corruption Unit for Pentagon

Prosecutor in the case against Darleen Druyun, Paul McNulty is going to head a task force in the Justice Department that aims to root out fraud in contracts awarded by the Pentagon.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 03.03.2005

The Long Makeover at Kroll

A new management team is slowly taking over the controls at Kroll, the biggest American investigative company.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 03.03.2005

Smart Card Race

The security bosses of the U.S. administration's civil agencies are [...]

Subscribers only 03.03.2005

James Mulvaney

Director of corporate intelligence at KPMG Forensic Services between 1998-2004, [...]

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Michael Warren

Former head of the National Economic Council (NEC) at the [...]

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First Tests on Screening Airline Passengers

The Transport Security Administration (TSA), a wing of the Department [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 03.03.2005

First geointelligence standards

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) has just organized a first [...]

Subscribers only 03.03.2005

John Negroponte

Contrary to appearances, John Negroponte, who has just been named [...]

Subscribers only 03.03.2005

GA's Proposal for More Effective Homeland Security

In a recent report, the Government Accounting Office drew up a somewhat critical list of developments in homeland security since the presidential decree National Strategy for Homeland Security was issued in 2002. GAO laid down priorities for 2005.

Free access 18.02.2005

Joseph Cofer Black

Coordinator of anti-terrorism operations at the State Department until the end of last year, Joseph Cofer Black has just been [...]

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Laura Bush's Friend at Baker Botts

The Texas-based law firm Baker Botts has long counted on one of its founders, James Baker, former secretary of state [...]

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Inquiry into the Pentagon's Mouthpieces

Lawrence Di Rita, assistant secretary of defense for public affairs and spokesman for Donald Rumsfeld, said last week he would [...]

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Suspicious Contracts for Boeing

Boeing is still paying for the favors done for it by Darleen Druyun, a senior aide in the Air Force's acquisitions division between 1993-2002.

Subscribers only 17.02.2005

DIA Better Informed than CIA?

The bosses of CIA, DIA, FBI and INR all testified at a hearing of the Senate's intelligence committee on Feb. 16.

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U.S. Clash with Iran & Syria

An international conference on terrorism held in Riyadh between Feb. 5-8 was marked by angry clashes behind closed doors between the American delegation and Iranian and Syrian officials.

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A Screening Agency?

The Department of Homeland Security wants to set up an agency to oversee all screening programs on U.S. borders.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 17.02.2005

Senate Probes Tax Evasion

An inquiry by the U.S. Senate has demonstrated how the big auditing firms invented and sold tax shelters that skated around the law.

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Baku's New Backer

The Livingstone Group, a firm founded by the former Republican [...]

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Logjam for Security Clearance

Over the past 10 years the U.S. administration's capacity to [...]

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All articles - United States

U.S. Offensive Doctrine

DNI's Link with Pentagon

Pentagon and EPCglobal Systems Must be Compatible

Spotlight
Pentagon Pushes for Radio ID Breakthrough

EADS' Charm Offensive

Why Russian Nautical Charts are Better

Anti-Corruption Unit for Pentagon

The Long Makeover at Kroll

Smart Card Race

James Mulvaney

Michael Warren

First Tests on Screening Airline Passengers

First geointelligence standards

John Negroponte

GA's Proposal for More Effective Homeland Security

Joseph Cofer Black

Laura Bush's Friend at Baker Botts

Inquiry into the Pentagon's Mouthpieces

Suspicious Contracts for Boeing

DIA Better Informed than CIA?

U.S. Clash with Iran & Syria

A Screening Agency?

Senate Probes Tax Evasion

Baku's New Backer

Logjam for Security Clearance

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All articles - United States

U.S. Offensive Doctrine

DNI's Link with Pentagon

Pentagon and EPCglobal Systems Must be Compatible

Spotlight Pentagon Pushes for Radio ID Breakthrough

EADS' Charm Offensive

Why Russian Nautical Charts are Better

Anti-Corruption Unit for Pentagon

The Long Makeover at Kroll

Smart Card Race

James Mulvaney

Michael Warren

First Tests on Screening Airline Passengers

First geointelligence standards

John Negroponte

GA's Proposal for More Effective Homeland Security

Joseph Cofer Black

Laura Bush's Friend at Baker Botts

Inquiry into the Pentagon's Mouthpieces

Suspicious Contracts for Boeing

DIA Better Informed than CIA?

U.S. Clash with Iran & Syria

A Screening Agency?

Senate Probes Tax Evasion

Baku's New Backer

Logjam for Security Clearance

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Pentagon Pushes for Radio ID Breakthrough