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Sir, Check the five pillars of Verification in the file. I find it quite useful for a paper that introduces OSINT.

Sir, What is this paper all about? And in relation to your first answer, isnt’t this data too critical to be shared with the public?

Sir, The military thinks in terms of four levels — strategic, technical (acquisition), operational or theater, and tactical. Have you addressed in any detail how OSINT can enhance military decision-making at each of those four levels? You keep referring to a Smart Nation. In one interview with IEEE you have a very interesting graphic of …

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Sir, A possible illustration seeking to relate OSINT to HUMINT particularly and other disciplines as well.  Edit if needed please. Dear Colleague, You provided this illustration:

Sir, Please give something comprehensive about your Burundi experience. Dear Colleague, My report on this is here: Reference: Open Source Burundi Exercise However, there are a couple of graphics additional that I offer below

Sir, I came across this by chance. Using Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) to show how IAF’s Abhinandan shot down a Pakistani F-16 My own view is as follows:

Sir, You have published your appraisal of the percentage value and utility of OSINT for each of the ten high-level threats to humanity. Can you post the graphic and make additional comments on the relative value of OSINT for each of the twelve core national policies that you identified several years ago? Our government professionals …

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