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Showing 1 to 19 of 19 for “"military intelligence"”.
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The Role of Irish Military Intelligence during World War Two
… is to examine some of the workings of Irish Military Intelligence (G2), during World War Two. In doing so it is hoped that the reader shall grasp something of the role of G2 during the years 1939-45, and evaluate their performance as an intelligence and security agency
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Colonel Dan Bryan and the evolution of Irish Military Intelligence, 1919 -1945.
… the reader an accurate depiction of the Irish Military Intelligence organisation from it’s foundation up to 1945. The aims are compatible and lend themselves to each other. An in depth analysis of Dan Bryan’s character and the role he played within the intelligence organisation serves to …
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A Knowledge Taxonomy for Army Intelligence Training: An Assessment of the Military Intelligence Basic Officer Leaders Course Using Lundvall’s Knowledge Taxonomy
… succeeding wars in Iraq and Afghanistan changed intelligence requirements from those of the Vietnam era and the cold war. As a result, intelligence training was modified to keep up with matters such as globalization and counterinsurgency operations. This dynamic operational environment thus …
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Service and Citizenship: Examining the Historical Relationship between Immigration and Military Service in the United States
… the many different groups of people who used military service in order to gain the political and civil rights of citizenship. I begin with a history of immigration and military service, throughout American history. I particularly concentrate on World War II, a pivotal moment for immigration …
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SACO: An ambivalent experience of Sino-American cooperation during World War II
… World War II. Jointly operated by the American military (mainly the U.S. Navy) and by a Chinese military intelligence agency (the secret police under Dai Li), SACO illustrated the difficulties Americans and Chinese (ostensibly allies) had in finding common ground."
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War With Chinese Characteristics: Chinese Intelligence Operations Against the American Target
… of China possesses the single most hostile intelligence service operating against the United States today. It uses a large civilian and military intelligence apparatus to operate against American targets in areas that are critical to China's national security and strategic modernization. …
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Aerodynamic and aeroacoustic design of small unmanned aircraft system propellers at low Reynolds numbers.
… has become an overwhelmingly important asset for military intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance in addition to a multitude of needs in the commercial industry. More research should investigate sUAS propulsion systems and specifically the propellers, largely responsible for noise …
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DETECTING AND DEFENDING AGAINST DIFFERENT FAMILIES OF ADVERSARIAL EXAMPLE ATTACKS
… us without robust abilities to detect attacks. Military intelligence increasingly relies on machine learning image recognition for analyzing satellite images. Finding defenses against these adversarial example attacks is important for ensuring our intelligence-gathering capabilities are not …
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Korean Soil, Japanese Faces, American Empire: Repatriation and the Korean War Experiences of Japanese Laborers and Japanese American Soldiers
… ethnically Japanese groups that served the US military on the Korean Peninsula – second-generation Japanese American (Nisei) soldiers in the US Military Intelligence Service (MIS) and Japanese laborers – to demonstrate the salience of citizenship in the post-1945 Asia Pacific. In particular, …
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A Matter of Increasing Perplexity: Public Perception, Treatment, and Military Influence of Refugees in the Shenandoah Valley During the American Civil War
… significant attention to refugees in newspapers, military reports, and among the public, both sides failed to adequately assist refugees who were displaced as a result of the war. Utilizing a broadly chronological approach allows greater insight into how the situation in the Shenandoah Valley …
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Developing Pattern and Anomaly Detection Methods in Influence Campaigns
… interest in modeling and predicting outcomes of military and political events, particularly in regions of strategic interest to the US. The MIT Lincoln Laboratory, Group 52, under contract with USTRANSCOM, has developed the Global Influence Model (GIM) to evaluate the information landscape at …
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MI9's escape and evasion mapping programme 1939-1945
… to facilitate the escape and evasion of British military personnel during World War II. It considers the creation of MI9 in December 1939, the rationale for the new military intelligence branch and the context of the history of military mapping on silk. The map production programme is described, …
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Factors in the spiritual preparation and motivation of Muslim armies
… factors affecting the performance of the Muslim military in five important battles fought during the first two decades of Islam (2/624-16/638). The study comprises an introduction, seven central chapters, and a conclusion (an Arabic-English glossary is placed at the end of the study). The first …
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Assessing the Effectiveness of Workload Measures in the Nuclear Domain
… changes within three tasks in the context of a military intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) missions. The purpose for the present experiment was to determine if certain workload measures are sufficiently effective across domains by taking the findings from one domain (military) …
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Content and end-state-based alteration in the practice of political violence since the end of cold war: the difference between the terrorism of the cold war and the terrorism of al Qaeda: the rise of the "transcendental terrorist"
… Additionally a threat was posed by the intelligence agents and subversives of the other bloc. As a result the domestic element of this threat was responded to with counter-intelligence agencies. Externally: The threat of a conventional war (World War III) meant that the armed forces of …
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Investigating the efficacy of terrorist network visualizations
Military intelligence analysts are increasingly tasked to sift through enormous volumes of data to identify the proverbial intelligence "needle in a haystack." One specific domain exemplifying this new intelligence paradigm is network analysis of terrorist organizations. This area of intelligence …
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The collectors : Naval, Army and Air Intelligence in the New Zealand Armed Forces during the Second World War
This thesis examines the performance of the intelligence collection organisations of the armed services of New Zealand during the Second World War. It considers the intelligence bodies of the Navy, the Army and the Air Force and looks at their growth, development and demise, and assesses their …