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(b)(1) (b)(3) Overseeing An Era of Change An Interview With NSA Director Lt. Gen. Michael V. Hayden (U) Lt. General Michael V. Hayden_(U) Conducted the following interview with Lieutenant General Hayden. (U/P'& We asked for the opportunity to interview you for Studies in Intelligence at a classified level to give the Intelligence Community a full appreciation of the vision you have for the National Security Agency (NSA) and the cryptologic service, and particularly to come to an understanding of the future of the Agency.
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Interview with Dr. Stephen Cambone
Perspective of the Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence
Why Spy?
The Psychology of Espionage
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Maintaining Vigilance
Counterintelligence in the War
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Michael J. Sulick
The Successes and Failures of the
Shadrin Operations
The Impact of Technical Collection
Overhead Imagery during the
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On the Front Lines
The CIA in Afghanistan, 2001-2002
Insights from the April 2001 EP-3 Incident
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Michael L. Fabbricante
Valid Defector or Provocation?
Sifting the Evidence on Vitally Yurchenkt2]
Intelligence Missteps
Kurt Waldheim and the Central Intelligence Agency
Science and Tradecraft
An Interview With Former DDCI John N. McMahon Plr~s~.i,~u_ Tough, Unconventional, and Effective An Interview With Former DDCI John N. McMahon APPROVED FOR RELEASE^ DATE: 28-Jun-201 0 Photo Of John N. McMahon (b)(1) (b)(2) (b)(3) (b)(6) In 1951, John McMahon joined the CIA as a GS-5 cable distribution clerk. When he retired 35 years later, he was Deputy Director of Central Intelligence (DDCI).
Studies in Intelligence APPROVED FOR Page 1 of 9, RELEASE11DATE: 09-Sep-2009 Interagency Dynamics and Organizational Myths (U) Editor's Note: This article presents a different angle on the NRO's early years from that found in Robert Kohler's essay "One Officer's Perspective: The Decline of the National Reconnaissance Office. " (U) Former NRO Deputy Director and CIA officer James Reber used to describe the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) as the first hybrid American intelligence organization.
Studies in Intelligence Vol. 45, No. 4, 2001 SE /X1 APPROVED FOR RELEASED DATE: 09-Sep-2009 (b)(1) (b)(3) An Interview with NRO Director Keith Hall (U) Editor's Note: Keith Hall's service to the Intelligence Community has spanned more than 30 years. A native of New York, Hall received degrees from Alfred University and Clark University. He commanded two overseas Army intelligence units, before coming to Washington as a Presidential Intern.
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