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UNITED STATES Issue dated 28/08/2008

Space Intelligence Makeover Planned

A panel consisting of senators, former US Air Force commanders and ex directors from the NRO is going to recommend a sweeping overhaul of space intelligence. [...] (269 words)

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Wholly private spatial intelligence

John Rendon

A Pentagon Aide Switches to Private Sector

US Looking at Secret Satellite Project

Iraq: Opportunity Knocks for Arms Sellers

CEIS Strikes Out in New Directions

Military Satellite Imagery Available to One and All

The Prospects for Neurowar

Contingency Planning for Dalai Lama’s Death

Lonnie Henley

Former Kroll Boss to Run USIS

James Pavitt

EU to Fund Israeli Sensor Project

CIA No Longer Calls The Shots

Marks Point for Pentagon in Space Turf War

Rand Corporation Studies Impact of Sovereign Funds

Alan Ingram's New Incarnation

Intelligence on Viral Threats

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John Rendon

A Pentagon Aide Switches to Private Sector

US Looking at Secret Satellite Project

Iraq: Opportunity Knocks for Arms Sellers

CEIS Strikes Out in New Directions

Military Satellite Imagery Available to One and All

The Prospects for Neurowar

Contingency Planning for Dalai Lama’s Death

Lonnie Henley

Former Kroll Boss to Run USIS

James Pavitt

EU to Fund Israeli Sensor Project

CIA No Longer Calls The Shots

Marks Point for Pentagon in Space Turf War

Rand Corporation Studies Impact of Sovereign Funds

Alan Ingram's New Incarnation

Intelligence on Viral Threats

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