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US Army

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.

United States
Cofer Black’s special operations

Blackbird Technologies, the company that last year recruited Joseph Cofer Black, the former counterterrorism chief of the CIA (IOL 608), [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 27.01.2010

Saudi Arabia, United States
Saudi Arabia's (private) guardians

Over the past 35 years, a small American company has been supervising Saudi's National Guard, the ruling family's armed wing.

Subscribers only 27.01.2010

Spotlight | Iraq, United States
CIA in Diplomatic Bid to Quell Insurgency

On Dec. 31, 2011, most of U.S. troops in Iraq will have quit the country. With that date just two years ahead, the US Army contingent, which has already pulled out of the leading cities, is already focusing on training [.

Subscribers only Government Intelligence 23.12.2009

Iran, United States
No Spy Trades with Washington?

The closure of American prisons in Iraq under the Status of Forces Agreement leaves Washington without prisoners it could exchange [...]

Subscribers only Government Intelligence 30.09.2009

United States
The Pentagon's Arms Traffickers

The U.S. defense department devotes an entire department to picking up foreign weapons, analyzing them and eventually using them.

Subscribers only 30.09.2009

Europe
Video Analysis: Minority Report Soon a Reality?

European researchers are working on software to identify "suspicious behaviour" in crowds.

Subscribers only Surveillance & Interception 16.09.2009

Spotlight | France
France Caught up in Canteen Supply Battle

The gradual out-sourcing of logistic support for French overseas military operations has drawn covetous glances from big international logistics groups. A first struggle broke out in August for a contract said to be worth USD 30 million to supply the [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 02.09.2009

Afghanistan, United States
U.S. Army’s Private Brigade in Kabul

The US Army’s Joint Contracting Center in Afghanistan will issue a call for bids on Aug. 15 for a private [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 29.07.2009

United States
Special Forces vs Foreign Fighters

The Pentagon is seeking solutions to stop foreign fighters from crossing into Iraq via Syria. Soldiers and academics who specialize [...]

Subscribers only Government Intelligence 01.07.2009

United States
Opinion Polls for American Commandos

The U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) signed a USD 7 [...]

Subscribers only Government Intelligence 01.07.2009

United States
When Mini UAV's Cling to Walls

DARPA has designed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that can cling to walls or other vertical structures to transmit intelligence.

Subscribers only Surveillance & Interception 17.06.2009

United States
New Intelligence Boss in Baghdad

Currently working at the Defense Intelligence Agency, major-general Theodore Nicholas [...]

Subscribers only 29.04.2009

United States
John Kimmons

Lieutenant-general John Kimmons replaced Ronald Burgess early this month as [...]

Subscribers only 18.03.2009

Spotlight | Israel, United States
New approach needed for tunnel warfare

In the Gaza Strip, Iraq and even the United States, tunnels have become a nightmare of sorts for military brass and domestic security agencies - Dug under borders, the tunnels allow fighters, arms or drugs to infiltrate adverse territory.

Subscribers only 04.03.2009

Spotlight | France
France’s real thoughts on Afghanistan

Paris wants to return to NATO’s integrated military command in order to have a greater say in the Alliance’s operational decisions and notably in Afghanistan. The French general staff feels the tasks assigned to French forces in that country lack [.

Subscribers only 18.02.2009

France
Agencies Test Data Mining Systems

The American concern SPSS and France's Temis, Thales and Ipari are all seeking to sell data mining systems to France's intelligence agencies.

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 21.01.2009

Iraq
What to do with the Mujahideen?

Protected by the US Army since 2003, the Iraqi camp that houses the People's Mujahideen came under the authority of Baghdad in early December. And Baghdad wants to close it down as soon as possible.

Subscribers only 07.01.2009

United States
Quantico a Military Police Center

All of the American military's investigative services are to be [...]

Subscribers only 17.12.2008

United States
Charles Croom

Three months after quitting as boss of the Defense Information [...]

Subscribers only 22.10.2008

United States
Brian Keller

The U.S. Army general staff has just named brigadier general [...]

Subscribers only 08.10.2008

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Cofer Black’s special operations

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CIA in Diplomatic Bid to Quell Insurgency

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Video Analysis: Minority Report Soon a Reality?

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Special Forces vs Foreign Fighters

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Opinion Polls for American Commandos

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When Mini UAV's Cling to Walls

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New Intelligence Boss in Baghdad

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John Kimmons

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New approach needed for tunnel warfare

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Spotlight | Iraq, United States CIA in Diplomatic Bid to Quell Insurgency

Iran, United States No Spy Trades with Washington?

United States The Pentagon's Arms Traffickers

Europe Video Analysis: Minority Report Soon a Reality?

Spotlight | France France Caught up in Canteen Supply Battle

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United States Special Forces vs Foreign Fighters

United States Opinion Polls for American Commandos

United States When Mini UAV's Cling to Walls

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Spotlight | Israel, United States New approach needed for tunnel warfare

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China, Europe, India, Russia, Saudi Arabia, UAE, United States
The geopolitical power plays in Earth observation

China, Europe
Chinese influence and interference in Western Europe

Europe, Russia
Chechen separatism, the anti-Putin trump card

Ukraine
Jamming wars

Central America, China, South America
Beijing on the offensive in Washington's spheres of influence

Insiders | China
Security, propaganda and the PLA: Xi Jinping forges new networks of influence

Insiders | Qatar
Barzan Holdings, Qatar's defence industry giant springing up out of the desert

United States
Cofer Black’s special operations

Saudi Arabia, United States
Saudi Arabia's (private) guardians

Spotlight | Iraq, United States
CIA in Diplomatic Bid to Quell Insurgency

Iran, United States
No Spy Trades with Washington?

United States
The Pentagon's Arms Traffickers

Europe
Video Analysis: Minority Report Soon a Reality?

Spotlight | France
France Caught up in Canteen Supply Battle

Afghanistan, United States
U.S. Army’s Private Brigade in Kabul

United States
Special Forces vs Foreign Fighters

United States
Opinion Polls for American Commandos

United States
When Mini UAV's Cling to Walls

United States
New Intelligence Boss in Baghdad

United States
John Kimmons

Spotlight | Israel, United States
New approach needed for tunnel warfare

Spotlight | France
France’s real thoughts on Afghanistan

France
Agencies Test Data Mining Systems

Iraq
What to do with the Mujahideen?

United States
Quantico a Military Police Center

United States
Charles Croom

United States
Brian Keller