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2002	SE	Training	Bjore	OSINT 101: Sense-Making
2002	US	Training	Black	OSINT 101: Desktop Tools for Smart People
2002	US	Training	Chester	OSINT 101: NATO Lessons Learned
2002	US	Training	Henk	OSINT 101 Respecting the Cultural Dimension: Intelligence and Africa
2002	US	Training	Hock	OSINT 101: Overview of the World of Information
2002	US	Training	Hohhof	OSINT 101: Competitive Intelligence Analysis Tools & Web-Sites
2002	US	Training	Klavans & Ashton	OSINT 101: Technology Mapping with Open Sources of Information
2002	US	Training	Lee	OSINT 101: Geospatial Information Sources
2002	US	Training	Manwaring	OSINT 101: Intelligence & Asymmetric Warfare
2002	US	Training	Marshall	PSINT 101: OSINT and Global Hotspots
2002	US	Training	Moore & Krizan	OSINT 101: Core Analytic Competencies
2002	US	Training	Smith	OSINT 101: Internet and Commercial Online Exploitation

2002/07/162009/08/07

2002 The New Craft of Intelligence: Personal, Public, & Political

Briefings (Core), Briefings & Lectures

The following is quotes from the notes of this first slide, as presented to OSS '02:

“Although it follows logically from much that is found in the first book (ON INTELLIGENCE: Spies and Secrecy in an Open World), I want to give credeit to Berto Jongman and the PIOOM project. It was his map that brought it all together for me, and it is his map that I recognize today as the finest open source intelligence document in the world.”

Follow the Frog to Berto's page from OSS '01.

2002/07/082012/10/27

2002 IJIC 15/2 Operational Intelligence in Peace Enforcements and Stability Operations

Articles & Chapters, Intelligence (Government/Secret), Intelligence (Public), United Nations & NGOs

15/2 Summer 2002 OpIntel in PK & S&R Operations

Lawrence E. Cline, “Operational Intelligence in Peace Enforcement and Stability Operations”

Tentatively slated for PKI Book II (Fall 2009)

2002/07/062009/10/14

2002 The New Craft of Intelligence (Asymmetric Studies)

Intelligence (Government/Secret), Intelligence (Public), Monographs

This was my first attempt to formalize the two major paradigm changes that the Department of Defense continues to resist at levels below the Secretary of Defense, himself an intelligence professional:

Need to shift from state-based threats with fixed addresses to non-state threats able to play “off the shelf.”

Need to shift from heavy reliance on high-tech secret sources to low-tech human and open sources.

2001/12/312009/07/28

2001 Chester (CA) Shaping Intelligence for the Future

Historic Contributions, Military

PLATINUM LCdr Andrew Chester, RN, Canada
LCdr Andrew Chester, RN, Canada, has distinguished himself, first, as a pioneer for the exploiotation of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) within and throughout the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the Partners for Peace (PfP), and subsequently as a trainer and practitioner with an especially constructive influence upon the international military environment.

If BGen Jim Cox (CA) was the visionary within NATO who saw the need and orchestrated the direction, LCdr Andrew Chester (CA) was the “doer” who executed the single most intelligent and original Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) conceptual process it has ever been our pleasure to support. He is one of a dozen Platinum Lifetime Award receipients from the first 20 years of group endeavor. Below is his presentation to OSS '01.

2001/12/302013/07/24

2001 Dziedzic (US) Information Technology as a Catalyst for Civil-Military Unity of Effort: The Kosovo Test Case

Civil Society, Historic Contributions, Law Enforcement, Military, Peace Intelligence

Col Michael J. Dziedzic is one of those very rare officers of such intelligence and integrity that he was able to run against the grain for years, focusing on the vital importance of civil-military operations other than war (OOTW) that were “buried” by a Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff who said (we are not making this up), “Real men don't do OOTW.” Of course the Defense Science Board Report on Transitions to and From Hostilities (December 2004) and the current Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, say otherwise. Principle co-author with Ambassador Bob Oakley of Policing the New World Disorder, still the seminal work in the field, this is an officer, along with Colonel Ferd Irizzary, whom we hope to see earn multiple promotions as we all realize that a multinational multifunctional Earth Rescue Network is a non-negotiable first step to “getting a grip.” We hold this officer in the very highest esteem.