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The US Army is the world’s most powerful conventional force and had extensive military means at its disposal, from M1 Abrams tanks to Apache helicopters and Gray Eagle reconnaissance drones, as well as a million soldiers.

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UNITED STATES 03/10/2007

Language Firm's Wider Product Line

Already financed by the CIA, the automatic language translation concern Language Weaver has hired the leading scientist in charge of the specialty at NASA. [...]

IRAQ 19/09/2007

Sheerwan al Waeli

Speaking before Congress on Sept. 10, general David Petraeus identified [...]

UNITED STATES 19/07/2007

BK International in Middle East

Combining their experience of the region, former CIA officer Whitley Bruner and an ex Commerce Department aide, Charles Kestenbaum, have [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES 21/06/2007

IEDs the insurgent’s ultimate weapon

Among the improvised explosive devices (IEDs) that have recently made their appearance on all the battlefields in the Middle and Near East, explosively formed penetrator (EFP) weapons are by far the most dangerous - they are shaped explosive charges concealed [. [...]

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 24/05/2007

Cheney-Ahmadinejad Cross Paths

Just two days after Dick Cheney, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad turned up in Abu Dhabi to pay the first visit of an Iranian president to the United Arab Emirates. [...]

INDIA 10/05/2007

Orkash a First Local BI Firm

With the world's biggest business intelligence companies all banging on India's door, two industry veterans have just set up the country's first local firm. [...]

CHINA 10/05/2007

Steele Foundation in Hiring Mode

The American intelligence and security concern Steele Foundation, which has long been run out of San Francisco by retired general [...]

UNITED STATES 19/04/2007

Inter-Service Humint

Long considered the capital of the U.S. Army's military intelligence effort, the Fort Huachuca camp in Arizona is shortly to [...]

UNITED STATES 19/04/2007

Neil Livingstone

After standing down in January as CEO of Global Options, [...]

UNITED STATES 19/04/2007

Squabble over Intelligence Command's Translation Contract

Squabble over Intelligence Command's Translation Contract. Companies are still fighting [...]

UNITED STATES 05/04/2007

Fast-Track Intelligence Training

To make up for a shortage of intelligence specialists in its ranks, the US Army has just launched a so-named [...]

IRAQ 08/03/2007

Ammar al Hakim

Arrested by the U.S. Army on Feb. 23 when he [...]

IRAN 22/02/2007

Pakistan Springboard Against Iran

The CIA has launched operations to destabilize Iran in the east (Sistan and Baluchistan) with the help of Pakistan's ISI and in the west (Khuzestan) with MI6. [...]

UNITED KINGDOM 08/02/2007

MoD's Suppliers Target American Market

The British military services company Detica that specializes in intelligence technologies (interception, data management) has taken a further step towards [...]

UNITED STATES 08/02/2007

Special Operations Man at Commerce Department

The White House has just named an American special forces [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES 11/01/2007

Cut-Throat Competition on Translation Market

To make up for a shortage of linguists, the American military intelligence agencies are devoting huge sums to recruiting translators and interpreters in the private sector, and those contracts represent not only a financial bonanza for the Pentagon's sub-contractors but [. [...]

UNITED STATES 21/12/2006

Translation a Rich Niche Market

Dyncorp and McNeil have won a long battle with L3 to land a huge, $4.6 billion contract to provide translation for the American army in Iraq. [...]

UNITED STATES 21/12/2006

SOS the Army's Private Analyst

A former translation company, SOS International has managed in less than a year to become one of the key subcontractors to the U.S. army in analyzing information. [...]

UNITED STATES 07/12/2006

A Touch of Suspicion Between Friends

The French army’s liaison officers in the United States have been suspected by Washington of working on behalf of French defense groups. [...]

UNITED STATES 23/11/2006

Clearing House for Arab Intelligence

Suffering from a chronic shortage of Arabic-speakers, the Pentagon is depending on private sub-contractors to analyze information gleaned in the Middle East. [...]

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