2000 Hughes (US)
2000 Mueller (AT) Some Thoughts on Open Source
Austrian military intelligence is concerned with central Asia as well as former elements of the USSR, and it has been a great benefit to the multinational participants to have Austian field grade officers in regular attendance. At OSS 2000 Brigadier General Wolfgang Mueller brought back to the group his own service’s experience and concerns.
2000 Mulschlegel (EU) EUROPOL’s Open Sources & Documentation Unit
2000 Reynolds (US) Global Reach without Global Intelligence
Mr. Thomas Reynolds, the Deputy J-2 for the U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANCOM) provided an overview of all the places in the Third World where TRASCOM supports not just Special Operations and normal US military forces, but humanitarian assistance endeavors. As USMC and USSOCOM discovered in 1988, we do not have 1:50,000 combat charts for 90% …
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2000 Sandman (US) Applied Human Intellect: Interpreting the Data Bits
Mike Sandman, along with Jan Herring and Leonard Fuld, is arguably one of America’s top commercial or competitive intelligence providers. He has in many ways defined the emergent industry, which still lacks sufficient appreciation for many factors including energy and environmental and human. Click on the logo below to go to the Academy of Competitive …
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2000 Steele (US) Non-Traditional Threats
Georgetown University, 21 September 2000, with Ambassador Bob Oakley PPT (20 Slides): 2000 Non-Traditional Threats
