Finding the right answer: adapting military intelligence to the information age / Sean Ryan
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RUSI Journal Vol 160 No 4, August/September 2015, pp. 50-58 (127)Summary: The article looks at the challenges that occur in combating the 'War in the Information Age', where technology and the democratisation of information capabilities as the basis. The author argues that even with structural changes occurring in the Intelligence branches within NATO militaries, more lessons need to be studied from the Afghanistan and Iraq campaigns on the nature of modern intelligence. He also believes that fundamental changes to the doctrine, training and culture of military intelligence are required.
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The article looks at the challenges that occur in combating the 'War in the Information Age', where technology and the democratisation of information capabilities as the basis. The author argues that even with structural changes occurring in the Intelligence branches within NATO militaries, more lessons need to be studied from the Afghanistan and Iraq campaigns on the nature of modern intelligence. He also believes that fundamental changes to the doctrine, training and culture of military intelligence are required.
NATO, TECHNOLOGY, INTEL, MILITARY, AFGHAN, IRAQ
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