reporting requirements
Resolution
Resources
“Responsibility to provide” standard
Revolution in Military Affairs (RMA)
Reyes, Silvestre
Ridge.Tom
Right to know
Risk vs. take
Rivalry, between agencies
Rizzo, John
RMA (Revolution in military affairs)
Roberts, Pat
Rockefeller, Nelson
Rockefeller Commission ( 1975)
Rodriguez, Jose
Roosevelt, Franklin I).
Rosenberg, Julius
Rumsfeld, Donald H.
Rusk, Dean
Russia.
See also
Cold war; Soviet Union
Ames spy case
Hanssen spy case
intelligence capabilities
internal stability
OSINT and
protecting sources and methods and
spying and
strategic surprise and
S
SALT I
SALT II
Saltonstall, Leverett
SAMs (surface-to-air missiles)
San Diego, satellite imagery of
Sandinistas
SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome)
SAS (British Special Air Service)
Satellites.
See also
IMINT (imagery intelligence)
examples of imagery
limitations of
orbits of
tactical
vulnerability
Saudi Arabia
SBS (British Special Boat Service)
Schlesinger, James
Schlesinger Report (1971)
SCIFs (sensitive compartmented information facilities)
Scottish law
Scowcroft, Brent
Scrub
SDI (Strategic Defense Initiative)
Secrecy
congressional oversight and
costs of
ethical and moral issues
intelligence and
maintaining
necessity of
openness vs.
oversight process and
pursuit of secret information
security classifications
security clearances
Secretary of commerce
Secretary of defense (DOD).
See also
DOD (Department of Defense)
commercial imagery and
intelligence budget and
as intelligence client
MIP and
National Security Act of 1947 and
(principal committee) and
processing and exploitation
relationship within intelligence community
stovepipes and
UAVs and
Secretary of energy
Secretary of state INR and
Secretary’s Morning Summary (SMS)
SECRET classification
Secret information
Secret participation in combat
Security classifications
Security clearances
SEIB (senior executive intelligence brief
Self-reveal
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on Multinational Corporations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee (SGAC)
Senate Intelligence Committee
bipartisan/partisan committees and
committee turf and
group think
Iraq WMD and
layering
politicized intelligence
term limits and
Senate Intelligence Oversight Panel (SIOP)
Senior Analytical Service
Senior Executive Intelligence Brief (SEIB)
Sensitive compartmented information facilities (SCIFs)
Serbia
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)
SGAC (Senate Governmental Affairs Committee)
Shelby, Richard
Sherman, William T.
Shevardnadze. Eduard
Shevchenko., Arkady
Shinseki, Eric
Shultz, George P
Shutter control
SIGINT (signals intelligence)
collection and
DBA and
denial and deception and
IMINT vs.
key word searching and
MASINT and
NSA and
OSINT and
stovepipes and
strengths and weaknesses
terrorism and
VENONA and
World War II and
Sinn Fein
Slavery;
Sleeper agents
Smith, Jeffrey
Smith, Walter Bedell
SMO (support to military operations)
SMS (Secretary’s Morning Summary)
SNIEs (special NIEs)
SOCOM (Special Operations Command)
Solidarity
Somalia
Sorensen, Theodore
Source
Source protection
South Africa
South America
South Korea
Soviet problem
Soviet Union.
See also
Cold war; Post-cold war; Russia
Afghanistan, invasion of.
See
Afghanistan
Ames spy case
arms control
assassination and
capabilities
Chernobyl
Chinese intelligence and
as closed target
collapse of
collection and
Cuban missile crisis.
See
Cuba
defense spending
Guatemala coup and
Hanssen spy case
in Korean War
mirror imaging
missile gap
proliferation and
requirements and
secret police of
strategic surprise and
threat-based foreign policy and
in World War II
SPA (special political action)
Space Imaging Company
Spain
terrorist attack in Madrid (2004)
Special Activities Division
Special activity
Special Intelligence Oversight Panel
Special NIEs
Special Operations Command. See SOCOM
Special operations forces
Special political action (SPA)
Spectral analysis
SPOT
Spread spectrum
Spying.
See also
HUMINT (Human Intelligence),
specific spy by name
prosecution for
Stalin, Josef
Star of David pattern
START Treaty
State Department.
See also
Secretary of State
clientitis and
Foreign Service officers and
INR (Bureau of Intelligence and Research)
national security policy
politicized intelligence and
polygraphs
tasked intelligence
Statistical intelligence
Stewart, Potter
Stinger missiles
Stovepipes
Stovepipes within stovepipes
Strategic arms control agreements
Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START)
Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI)
Strategic Forces Command (STRATCOM)
Strategic surprise
avoiding
intelligence agencies and
Pearl Harbor as
vs. tactical
Strategic warning
Sub-source
Sudan
Sun-synchronous orbit
Supplemental appropriations
Support to military operations (SMO)
Surface-to-air missiles (SAMs)
Surge capacity
Surprise attack