Documenting the differences between American and British intelligence reports / Lawrence J Lamanna
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International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence Vol. 20, No 4, Winter 2007, pp.602-628 (117)Summary: Compares and contrasts US and UK approaches to intelligence by assessing official documents from each country about pre-war assessments of Iraq's WMD programmes.
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Compares and contrasts US and UK approaches to intelligence by assessing official documents from each country about pre-war assessments of Iraq's WMD programmes.
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