Air & Espace
Il y a 100 ans … prémices de l’évacuation sanitaire
Monument, inauguré le 12.09.2015 pour commémorer l’engagement de l’escadrille française MF99S en Serbie – Photo © Armée de l’Air & Espace […]
Année : 2015
Renseignement
Good Intelligence Is the Cornerstone of National Security Policy
Good intelligence—timely, accurate, and insightful—is the cornerstone of almost every aspect of national security policy today. How nations respond to these challenges, adapt to them, and evolve will be one of the great plot lines […]
Renseignement
CIA & The OSS Legacy
Berlin before the Wall was a city wide open for espionage. It was the Golden Age of Intelligence, when American and British officers dueled with their Soviet counterparts across a divided Europe and beyond. Opening […]
Renseignement
Intelligence : Between Policy Success and Intelligence Failure
« Clearly, our duty as intelligence professionals is to look beyond the next horizon—not only to highlight key events around the globe, but to give policymakers a good idea of the factors that are likely […]
Gendarmerie
U.S., French Crisis Response Forces Quell Riot
U.S. Marines training alongside the Gendarmerie stand guard during a simulated civilian evacuation at the National Gendarmerie Tactical Training Center. The exercise marks the 3rd rotation of Special-Purpose Marine AGTF…
Cyber
The CIA of the Future
A key element in the CIA of the future is our creation of a new entity within the CIA that focuses specifically on the cyber and digital domain. By necessity, we operate today in the […]
Renseignement
Democracy Does Not Keep Secrets Merely for Secrecy’s Sake
Looking down from history’s summit at the challenges and crises of the past, it is human nature to see them as less complicated and dangerous than those we face today. The threats have either subsided […]
Renseignement
Addressing Challenging and Consequential Issues of Our Time
It takes a special breed of patriot to do what CIA officers do. They work in secret, performing their jobs not for accolades or for personal gain, but because they know their work is essential […]
Pages d'Histoire
Heroism and Interfaith in Icy Waters
On the night of Feb. 2-3, 1943, the (USAT) Dorchester carrying 902 people sank into the icy waters after a German torpedo hit the transport ship. Four U.S. Army chaplains were onboard and gave away their own […]
Air & Espace
A6M2 Zero
The Zero is the most famous symbol of Japanese air power during World War II. The fighter first flew in April 1939, and Mitsubishi, Nakajima, Hitachi and the Japanese navy produced 10,815 Zeros from 1940-1945.