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What is the Association of Former Intelligence Officers?

AFIO is a non-profit, non-political, educational association of former intelligence professionals and supporters, incorporated in Virginia in 1975, and recognized as a tax exempt organization under IRS code para 501 (c) (3).

AFIO's educational focus is on fostering understanding of the vital importance and role of US intelligence in historic, contemporary and future contexts. This includes supporting US policy and decision makers, diplomacy, strategy, security and defense. In addition, AFIO focuses on understanding the critical need for effective counterintelligence and security against foreign, political, technological or economic espionage, as well as, lawfully authorized clandestine actions and covert, terrorist or criminal operations threatening US security, the national infrastructure, or corporate and individual safety.

Since foreign intelligence, counterintelligence and covert activities are necessarily conducted in secrecy - an ever-present silent war - education on the vital need for effective institutions conducting US intelligence and counterintelligence operations is a challenging, necessary and important mission. As Richard Deacon noted in his History of British Intelligence, A great Power without an efficient intelligence service is doomed; that has been the lesson from the heyday of Troy to the present.

AFIO is an association of people with active intellectual lives, many of whom have participated - or are participating - in events of historic significance, and who have played roles of leadership and high distinction, dedicated to worthy principles and objectives. AFIO members include primarily individuals from US Government Departments, but also State and local government, corporate or private professionals and supporters.

Aside from a small professional staff and central office, the AFIO organization and its chapters throughout the country is run by volunteers who donate their time and talents to the cause of furthering AFIO's objectives and enjoy the fellowship of professional colleagues and supporters.

HONORARY BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Co-Chairmen:
The Honorable George H. W. Bush
The Honorable Gerald R. Ford

Mr. John Barron
The Hon. Shirley Temple Black
The Hon. Frank C. Carlucci
Dr. Ruth M. Davis
Amb. Richard Helms
Adm. Bobby R. Inman, USN (Ret)
Professor Ernest May
Mr. John Anson Smith
The Hon. William H. Webster
The Hon. R. James Woolsey

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Lt. Gen Lincoln D. Faurer, USAF (Ret), Chairman
Mr. E. Peter Earnest, Vice Chairman

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Maj. Gen. Edward B. Atkeson, USA (Ret)
Mr. Charles A. Briggs
Mr. Samuel Halpern
RADM Donald P. Harvey, USN (Ret)
Professor Robert J. Heibel
Mr. Henry E. Hockeimer
Mr. H. Frederick Hutchinson
Mr. William T. Kvetkas
Mr. Donald Larrabee
Mrs. Mary McCausland
RADM Donald H. McDowell, USN (Ret)
Paul J. Redmond
Mr. Theodore G. Shackley
Thomas R. Spencer, Jr., Esq.
Maj. Gen. Jack E. Thomas, USAF (Ret)
Mr. John H. Waller
Mr. Ralph E. Weber
Julia B. Wetzel
LTG James A. Williams, USA (Ret)
Lt Gen C. Norman Wood, USAF (Ret)

OFFICERS:
President
Mr. S. Eugene Poteat, CIA SIS/S&T (Ret)
Sr. Vice President
Lt Gen Edward J. Heinz, USAF (Ret)
Executive Director
Col. Roy K. Jonkers
Director of Administration and
Secretary of the Association
Mrs. Gretchen Campbell
Director, Information Systems & Publications
Elizabeth Bancroft

Vice Presidents
RADM Don H. McDowell, USN (Ret)
Mr. C. Emerson Cooper

Chairman, Endowment Funds and
Fund Raising
Mr. Albano F. Ponte

Legal Counsel
William Benteen Bailey, Esq

Financial Counsel
John W. Balch, CPA

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Principles and Objectives

AFIO members subscribe to the values of patriotism, excellence, integrity, dedication and loyalty represented by the active intelligence establishment of the United States engaged in the execution of national policies and the advancement and defense of the vital interests and security of the country, its citizens, and its allies.

AFIO's principal objective is to foster understanding by intellectual, political and business community leaders and the general public of the continuing need for a strong and responsible national intelligence/counterintelligence establishment to deal with a variety of short and long-term threats and issues in the current world environment and the new Information Age. Within this context AFIO stresses education on the need for effective long-term intelligence strategies and capabilities to support national decisionmakers and to guard against surprise.

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Programs

AFIO seeks to implement its objectives by conducting programs to:


contribute balance and expert insight into the public and media discourses on intelligence-related issues;
support educational courses, seminars, symposia and research on intelligence and counterintelligence topics;
promote public understanding of intelligence and counterintelligence roles, needs and functions;
encourage the exchange of information among intelligence professionals;
promote the study of the history and current role of US intelligence
Specific programs are conducted within the following framework:

Publications


AFIO Weekly Intelligence Notes - email weekly commentaries on intelligence issues
AFIO Periscope - periodical - printed commentary, speeches, articles on intelligence
AFIO Intelligencer - periodical with book reviews and articles by/for intelligence scholars
AFIO Monographs - concise discussions of a specific intelligence issue.
AFIO Homepage - organizational material and updates, references to AFIO publications, data base resource.
Conferences


National Convention, Symposia, Seminars and Workshops
AFIO mini symposia - luncheon speakers (Washington DC area)
AFIO Chapter meetings and conferences (Chapters located throughout the US)
Media Support


Participation in TV, radio, and printed news media discussions.
Academic Support & Outreach


The Institute for Intelligence Education
The Harold P. Ransburg Memorial Education Agenda
AFIO videos, audio tapes and printed material for high school and college use
Tuition scholarships
Meritorious educational awards for students and instructors.
Development of an overview course on intelligence & counterintelligence
AFIO Support to (180) professors teaching intelligence and intelligence-related courses, including a syllabus file
AFIO research support - book reviews, references and publications
Community Outreach


AFIO Speaker's Bureau - AFIO speakers for community associations & events.
AFIO media support
Corporate Support


Area expertise support as needed
Threat awareness and counterintelligence education
Networking
Job placement support
Member Support


AFIO publications, conferences and meetings
Networking & social/collegial interaction
Volunteer opportunities on behalf of AFIO objectives
Participation in AFIO Chapter activities country-wide
Awards, recognition and participation in a worthy cause
Employment Support
Tuition Scholarships
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Central Intelligence Agency
Book Published By CSI Wins Award

The International Association of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts (IALEIA) has selected Psychology of Intelligence Analysis, by Richards J. Heuer, Jr., as the winner of its award for "Most Significant Contribution to the Literature of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysis." Mr. Heuer, a CIA retiree, completed this widely applauded book in 1999. He wrote it under a contract with the CIA’s Center for the Study of Intelligence (CSI). IALEIA’s Executive Director, Howard Atkin, in nominating Heuer’s book for this award last February, praised its "informative yet readable style [in] reviewing . . . natural thinking processes, . . . linking these to useful mental ‘thinking tools’ for analysts, and rounding off with an examination of bias and its potential impact upon analytical thought processes."

In seconding the nomination, another recognized authority in law enforcement intelligence, author-lecturer-educator Marilyn B. Peterson, observed that although Mr. Heuer was "writing from an international point of view," she saw in his work "a lot of applicability for law enforcement intelligence in the concepts and methodologies he espouses. In fact," she added, "I immediately began blending some of his lessons into the basic intelligence analysis course that I was teaching in New Jersey and for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and I made sure that anyone who would listen would learn about this marvelous book."

Originally recruited in 1951 by future DCI Richard Helms, Mr. Heuer worked for the CIA for about 45 years, first as a career officer and then as a post-retirement contractor. He served in both the operations and analytic directorates (DO and DI). While in the DI, he led a unit that did groundbreaking work on analytical methods. Dick Heuer has received several prestigious awards over the years for his innovative work. In addition to Psychology of Intelligence Analysis, he has written and published books and articles on other aspects of the intelligence discipline. He is currently working as a consultant for the Defense Personnel Security Research Center in Monterey, California. IALEIA Executive Director Atkin also nominated CSI for a separate award for its roles in introducing innovative analytical approaches, in providing "tactical/strategic analysis coverage to areas not previously served or served inadequately," and in achieving "outstanding editorial presentation."

Mr. Heuer’s book is available on CSI’s Internet Website at


The "Grapevine" Magazine
The Grapevine Publication The Official Publication of the Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI, Inc.
The Grapevine Staff - Editor: Donald C. Witham and Team
Chapter Publications - Some Chapters have their Own Newsletters


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THE GRAPEVINE PUBLICATION

the Grapevine, the Society's official word, is published monthly. This interesting magazine has been called the heartline of the Society and the "glue that keeps the organization together."
This magazine, generally from 40-60 pages in length, reports on the Society's activities across the country. This includes regional conventions and national conventions, chapter meetings and get-togethers, members achievements and awards, historical articles, and many photographs of ex-agents in action. It includes monthly articles on investments, family assistance, health programs and obituaries.

Publication in the Grapevine is open to all members and all members are encouraged to submit articles and photos on a continuing basis.



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Grapevine Submissions

All submissions for publication in the Grapevine should be sent to: Editor, the Grapevine PO BOX 1027, Quantico, VA 22134-1027. This is necessary in order to avoid the confusion of duplicate submissions and the problems they present in the production schedule.
Any material that you want to be returned- photos, manuscripts, documents, etc., must be accompanied by a stamped self-addressed envelope (SSAE). the Grapevine will not return any material unless return is specifically requested and the SSAE accompanies.

This and similar information will appear in future issues under the Editor's Notes column. Articles can also be faxed to Editor Donald C. Witham at 703-640-6537 or e-mailed to socxfbi@socxfbi.org

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Agoston, Tom BLUNDER Dodd-Mead 1985 How the U.S. gave away Nazi supersecrets to Russia during the fall of the Third Reich. Photos, app., 166 pages. 1st VG+/VG $12


Andrew, Chrisopher HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE Viking 1986 "The making of the British intelligence community. The first comprehensive study of the emergence of one of the world's major intelligence organizations. 619 pages. 1st F/F- $25


Battle, Hellen EVERY WALL SHALL FALL Hewitt 1969 The author's story of her arrest after being caught helping an East German man attempt an escape. After intensive interrogation, and being found guilty she served a four year prison sentence. 318 pages. 1st F-/VG SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR $18


Braw, Monica THE ATOMIC BOMB SUPPRESSED-AMERICAN CENSORSHIP IN OCCUPIED JAPAN Sharpe 1991 "A historian and investigative journalist reveals issues of censorship in occupied Japan in general and atomic censorship in particular." Ill., glossary, 194 pages. 1st F- $15


Clausen, Henry C. and Bruce Lee PEARL HARBOR: FINAL JUDGEMENT Crown 1992 The author was a special investigator for Secretary of War Stimson who submitted an 800 page top-secret report that "would have torn apart the government of the U.S." due to our ability to read the German and Japanese codes. Photos, maps, app., 485 pages. 1st F/F- $15


Cookridge, E.H. GEHLAN-SPY OF THE CENTURY Random House 1972 Reinhard Gehlan first served as Hitler's chief intelligence officer against the Soviet Union. His second boss, in the same capacity, was the CIA. Photos, 402 pages. 1st F-/VG $18


Costello, John DAYS OF INFAMY Pocket 1994 "MacArthur, Roosevelt, Churchill-how their secret deals and strategic blunders caused disasters at Pearl Harbor and the Philippines." Photos, app., glossary, 448 pages. 1st F-/VG+ $15


Davidson, Lt.-Gen. Phillip B. SECRETS OF THE VIETNAM WAR Presidio 1990 The author's experiences as the chief U.S. military intelligence officer in Vietnam (MACV J-2), a position he held from May 1967 until May 1969. Glossary, 214 pages. 1st F-/F- $15


Dulles, Allen THE SECRET SURRENDER Harper 1966 The author guided the top secret Operation Sunrise which brought about the Nazi surrender in Italy. Photos, maps, 268 pages. 1st VG/VG $12


Farago, Ladislas THE GAME OF FOXES McKay 1971 The untold story of German espionage in the United States and Great Britain during World War Two. 696 pages. VG/G $15 ANOTHER COPY BCE reprint F-/VG $10


Farago, Ladislas THE BROKEN SEAL Random House 1967 The whole secret history of Japanese and American code-breaking operations between 1921 and 1941 and the progression of clandestine events which culminated tragically at Pearl Harbor. 439 pages. VG+/G+ $15


Fisher, David THE WAR MAGICIAN Coward McCann 1983 How Jasper Maskelyne and his magic gang altered the course of WWII. Photos, 315 pages. VG/VG $15


Ford, Corey DONOVAN OF OSS Little Brown 1970 "The story of William J. Donovan, and his place in history as the instigator and organizer and director of America's first formal agency for organized intelligence and unorthodox warfare." Photos, app., 366 pages. VG $15


Forsyth, Frederick THE ODESSA FILE Viking By the author of "The Day of the Jackal ". A story of intrigue with ODESSA, the secret organization responsible for protecting the identities of former members of the SS in and out of Germany since shortly before the end of World War 2. Novel, 337 pages. 1st VG+/VG $15


Garlinski, Jozef THE ENIGMA WAR Scribners 1979 The inside story of the German enigma codes and how the Allies broke them. Photos, diagrams, app., 268 pages. BCE VG+/VG $10


Guest, Capt. Freddie ESCAPE FROM THE BLOODIED SUN Jarrolds 1956 The incredible escape of the author, a Chinese Admiral and others from Hong Kong to Chung King 1200 miles away during WWII. Photos, map, 192 pages. F-/VG $28


Heaps, Leo THE EVADERS Morrow 1976 "The story of the most amazing mass escape of World War II." Photos, 245 pages. BCE reprint F-/VG+ $10


Helion, Jean THEY SHALL NOT HAVE ME Dutton 1943 The capture, forced labor and escape of a French prisoner during the Second World War. 435 pages. 1st VG/VG $20


Howarth, David WE DIE ALONE Macmillan 1955 The story of Jan Baalsrud, the sole survivor of 12 man team that set out to sabotage a German airbase used to deploy attacks on Russian convoys in 1943. Photos. 1st VG $15


Hutchins, Joel SWIMMERS AMONG THE TREES Presidio 1996 An insider's history of SEAL ops in Vietnam by a highly decorated SEAL veteran. Photos, map, glossary, 228 pages. BCE VG+/VG $10


Kahn, David THE CODE BREAKERS Macmillan 1967 The first comprehensive history of secret communication. Charts, 1164 pages. 1st G+/G $15


Krasnov, Vladislav SOVIET DEFECTORS Hoover Press 1986 The KGB wanted list. Chart, 264 pages. 1st VG $15


Layton, Pineau and Costello "AND I WAS THERE": PEARL HARBOR AND MIDWAY-BREAKING THE SECRETS Morrow 1986 A detailed account of the background of the secret radio intelligence war against Japan that began in the 1920s. Layton served as the Pacific Fleet's intelligence officer throughout the war. Photos, maps, 596 pages. 1st VG/VG $18


Lewin, Ronald ULTRA GOES TO WAR - The First Account of WW II's Greatest Secret Based on Official Documents McGraw-Hill 1978 The author tells the story of Ultra from 1920 through 1945 and utilized more than 70,000 previously secret Ultra intercepts. Photos, 397 pages. BCE F-/VG+ $10


Lord, Walter LONELY VIGIL Viking 1977 The Coastwatchers of the Soloman islands operating deep behind Japanese lines in 1942-1943, and the submarines and planes that helped support them. Photos, maps, 272 pages. BCE reprint VG+/G $10


Masterman, J. C. THE DOUBLE CROSS SYSTEM IN THE WAR OF 1939-1945 Yale 1972 Uncovers the complex story of the double-cross system from its origins through the last years of WWII. App., 203 pages. F-/VG+ $10


Mason, Herbert TO KILL THE DEVIL Norton 1978 Covers the numerous attempts to kill Hitler. Photos, 241 pages. BCE VG/VG $10


Mountbatten Vice-Adm Lord Louis COMBINED OPERATIONS: THE OFFICIAL STORY OF THE COMMANDOS HMSO 1943 A record and account of some of the amphibious combined operations and of the Combined Operations Command. 155 pages. VG $10


North, Lt. Col. Oliver UNDER FIRE: AN AMERICAN STORY Harper Collins 1991 North, the man at the center of the controversy called Iran - Contra, details what he did and why he did it. Cast of characters includes Ronald Reagan, George Bush, William Casey, Bud McFarlane, John Poindexter and others. North also describes his long military career and special assignments. SIGNED BY OLIVER NORTH. 1st. Photos, app., 446 pages. vg+/vg+ $25


Pawle, Gerald THE SECRET WAR Sloane 1957 Britain's top-secret experimental naval group during WWII. Photos, endpaper maps, 297 pages. F- $25


Perrault, Gilles THE RED ORCHESTRA Simon and Schuster 1969 "The notorius spy ring the Germans called Die Rote Kapelle-"The Red Orchestra"-that operated within the very highest circles of the German General Staff from 1941-1944. Photos, 512 pages. 1st VG+/G $18


Persico, Joseph E. CASEY Viking 1990 The lives and secrets of William J. Casey: from the OSS in WW II to the CIA. Photos, 601 pages. 1st F-/VG $15


Pinto, Lt.-Col. Oreste SPYCATCHER Werner-Laurie 1952 Col. Pinto worked with the French Deuxieme Bureau and with M.I.5. for many years. "The greatest living expert on security." - GENERAL EISENHOWER. 175 pages. 4th UK VG/VG - $15


Pirie, Anthony OPERATION BERNHARD Morrow 1961 The story behind the greatest forgery of all time - $100,000,000 in counterfeit notes. Photos, 266 pages. 1st VG/VG - $15


Popov, Dusko SPY COUNTER-SPY Grosset and Dunlap 1974 The author's autobiography as a master spy during WWII. "Trycycle" to the British, "Ivan" to the Germans, to Ian Fleming he reputedly was the model for James Bond. Photos, 339 pages. 1st F-/VG+ $15


Ray, Schaap, van Meter and Wolf DIRTY WORK 2 Stuart 1980 The C.I.A. in Africa where the Western powers plot and scheme to outdo each other in their fight for dominance over the new and unpredictable governmants of former colonies. Extensive app., 523 pages. VG/VG $12


Russell, William BERLIN EMBASSY Dutton 1941 The author worked at the American Embassy in Berlin until war broke out in 1941 and writes of the politics and daily life in Germany up to that time. 307 pages. VG/G $10


Shawcross, William SIDESHOW: KISSINGER, NIXON AND THE DESTRUCTION OF CAMBODIA Simon and Schuster 1979 "The first full-scale investigation of America's secret war against Cambodia." Photos, endpaper maps, 467 pages. VG/VG $15


Singer, Kurt SPIES AND TRAITORS OF WORLD WAR II Prentice-Hall 1945 Covers all espionage fronts and gives a global picture of undercover warfare. 295 pages. 1st VG/G+ $15


Smith, Lt.-Gen. Walter Bedell MOSCOW MISSION 1946-1949 Heinemann 1950 In January 1946 US Secretary of State James Byrnes made the author the US Ambassador in Moscow. Photos, 337 pages. 1st VG-/G+ $15


Speer, Albert INFILTRATION Macmillan 1981 "How Heinrich Himmler schemed to build an SS industrial empire." App., 384 pages. 1st F-/F- $15


Stafford, David CAMP X Dodd Mead 1984 OSS, "Intrepid," and the Allies North American training camp for secret agents, 1941-1945. Photos, 327 pages. 1st F-/F- $18


Stephan, John HAWAII UNDER THE RISING SUN Univ. of Hawaii 1984 Japan's plans for conquest after Pearl Harbor-the most ambitious and far-reaching Japanese operation of World War II. Map, 228 pages. 1st F-/F- $18


Stevenson, William A MAN CALLED INTREPID Harcourt 1976 The secret war, the authentic account of the most significant secret diplomacy and decisive intelligence operations of World War II. Photos, 486 pages. F-/VG $12


Strategic Services Unit WAR REPORT OF THE O.S.S. Walker 1976 The declassified official history of the O.S.S. in WWII. 261 pages. VG/VG $12


Tully, Andrew THE SUPER SPIES Arthur Barker 1969 The sinside story of America's biggest, most secret, most powerful spy agency. 256 pages. UK edition VG/VG $10


Wechsberg, Joseph ed. THE MURDERERS AMONG US McGraw-Hill 1967 Simon Wiesenthal, as a survivor of Mauthausen concentration camp, has been responsible for the investigative information that has brought 1000 Nazi war criminals to justice, including Adolf Eichmann. Photos, 340 pages. F-/G+ $12


West, Nigel M.I.5. Stein and Day 1982 "The true story of the most secret counterespionage organization in the world." Photos, 365 pages. F-/VG+ $12


Williams, Eric THE WOODEN HORSE Harper 1949 The author and two others successfully escaped Stalag Luft III prison camp during WWII. 255 pages. VG+/VG $18


Winterbotham, F W THE ULTRA SECRET Harper and Row 1974 The Enigma and the British cryptographic team organized to penetrate the Nazi secret codes during WWII. 199 pages. BCE reprint VG/VG $12


Wolfert, Ira AMERICAN GUERRILLA IN THE PHILIPPINES Simon and Schuster 1945 Lt. I. D. Richardson, a member of the famous " expendable" motor torpedo boat squadron 3, became involved in the guerrilla movement on Leyte and was primarily responsible for the radio network that was General MacArthur's light back to Leyte. Map, 301 pages. 1st F-/VG $12


Woodward, Bob VEIL Simon and Schuster 1987 The secret wars of the C.I.A. 1981-1987. Photos, 543 pages. 1st F-/VG $12


Zacharias, Adm. Ellis M. BEHIND CLOSED DOORS: THE SECRET HISTORY OF THE COLD WAR Putnam 1950 Adm. Zacharias' report based on documents, interviews with diplomats from both sides of the Iron Curtain, political exiles, atomic scientists, secret police, etc. 367 pages. VG/FAIR $10


Zu Putlitz, Wolfgang THE PUTLITZ DOSSIER Wingate 1957 A startling and fantastic revelation of diplomatic espionage in WWII. 252 pages. UK edition VG/G $10
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Australia
Australian Intelligence Corps

Royal Australian Navy Maritime Intelligence Centre (MIC)

Canada
CICS (Criminal Intelligence Service Canada)
CSE (Communications Security Establishment)

CSE Annual Report 1997-98

CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Service)

SIRC (Security Intelligence Review Committe)

CCSE Canadian Communications Security Establishment

Maritime Forces Pacific Intelligence - Canadian naval intel

France
Intelligence Online's France Channel

DGSE (unofficial)

RËglement d'emploi particulier de la DST (Syndicat national des officiers de police)

RËglement d'emploi particulier des RG (Syndicat national des officiers de police)

Germany
BfV (Bundesamt fuer Verfassungsschutz)

Israel
ISRAEL Israeli Intelligence -- unofficial

MOSSAD Israeli MOSSAD -- unofficial

Jordan
Jordanian General Intelligence Department


Netherlands
Ministerie van Binnenlandse Veiligheidsdienst

Portugal
SIS (ServiÁo de Informacões de SeguranÁa)

Spain
CESID (Centro Superior de InformaciÛn de la Defensa)

Switzerland
Bundespolizei (BUPO)

Federal Department of Defence, Civil Protection and Sports (DDPS)

Turkey
National Intelligence Organization (MIT)

United Kingdom
BAWG British Academic War Gopher

BFCO British Foreign and Commonwealth Office

Central Intelligence Machinery

Defence Intelligence Staff (MoD)

GCHQ (Government Communications Headquarters)

The Intelligence Corps (British Army)

MI5 (Official Site)

MI5 (Secret Kingdom - unofficial)

MI6 (Secret Kingdom - unofficial)

MI5 and MI6 (Spook - unofficial)

NCIS (National Criminal Intelligence Service)

Britain's Security Services (unofficial)

Special Air Service (Secret Kingdom - unofficial)

Special Boat Service (Secret Kingdom - unofficial)

United States Special Operations Command - information on the U.S. Special Operations Command and special operations, Navy SEALs, Army Rangers, Army Special Forces, Air Force Special Tactics.
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Air Force Special Operations Command
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U.S. Army Special Operations Command - includes news, a brief history, and more.
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От Офф-Топик
К Офф-Топик (26.02.2002 12:10:55)
Дата 26.02.2002 12:11:38

Re: http://www.intelbrief.com/foreignintel.htm

Рубрики Администрации;

Проект правил. Обсуждайте.
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Несколько замечаний.
1) Все ниженаписанное относится только к форуму. Насчет чата - вопосы к Большеногу и Д.Козыреву.
2) Желательно, чтобы критика была конструктивной. Т.е. не "это плохо", а "это должно быть сформулировано так".

1. Тематика форума
===============
Тематикой форума является военная история и смежные с ней вопросы.
Обсуждение войн и боевых действий с позиции морали и политики,
допускается, но не поощряется.

2. Модерирование.
==============
Форум является постмодерируемым. Возможные действия модератора по
отношению к нарушителям данных правил:
1 Устное предупреждение
2 Изменение рубрики ветки
3 Удаление ветки сообщений
4 Архивирование ветки сообщений
5 Запрет на доступ к форуму на время от одноих суток до месяца
6 Удаление регистрации участника
7 Изменение или удаление содержимого архивированных сообщений

3. Общие пpавила написания сообщений на форум.
==========================================
3.1 Hе допyскается пpименение нецензypных выpажений.
Замена их символами @#$%& допyскается, но не поощpяется модеpатоpом.
Чpезмеpное yвлечение этими символами бyдет pассматpиваться как наpyшение.
3.2 Не рекомендуется помещение сообщений не по теме форума.
3.3 Категоpически запpещается коммеpческая pеклама и коммеpческие сообщения.
3.4 Категоpически запpещается политическая pеклама и агитация
3.5 Категоpически запpещаются сообщения с порнографическим содержанием.
3.6 Категоpически запpещаются сообщения, способствующие разжиганию
розни и нетерпимости.
3.7 Любое обсyждение действий модеpатоpа пpоизводится только личной почтой
или пейджером (vMail)
3.8 Hе допyскается цитиpование или пеpесказ содеpжания в конфpенции личных
писем, кpоме,
как с согласия автоpа письма. Hаpyшение засчитывается после письма от того,
чье сообщение цитиpовалось.
3.9 Hе pекомендyется посылать письма, содеpжащие однy-две стpоки, или
письма типа "я тоже так дyмаю", "согласен" и.т.п
3.10 Hе pекомендyется личная пеpеписка на форуме.
3.11 Hе pекомендyется использование цитат свеpх необходимого для понимания
темы.
3.12 Hе pекомендyется проставление рубрик сообщения не соответствующих содержанию
сообщения.
3.13 Посылка писем содеpжащих оскоpбления, гpyбые выpажения,
клеветy не допускается.
3.14 Запpещается обсyждение пpавил пpавописания как pyсского,
так и английского языка на пpимеpе писем, помещенных на форум.
3.15 Не допускается самомодерирование. Сообщения, обсyждающие
политикy модеpатоpа или поведение дpyгих yчастников конфеpенции,
не pазpешены.
3.16 Форум является постмодеpиpyемым - т.е. пpисyтствие конкpетного
сообщения на форуме не означает его соответствия пpавилам.
3.17 Вы сочли какое-то сообщение оскоpбительным для Вас, то
лyчше всего постyпить в таком поpядке пpедпочтения:
- пpоигноpиpовать такое сообщение
- ответить автоpy почтой
- обpатиться почтой к модеpатоpy
3.18 Категорически запрещены сообщения, наличие которых на форуме может
поставить под угрозу существование форума.

4. Подробное разьяснение некоторых моментов.
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4.1 Назначение некоторых рубрик
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"Мусор" - данная рубрика не архивируется. У участников ее просмотр по умолчанию отключен.
Допустимо использование данной рубрики для тестовых сообщений. См. так же 4.4 "Личные сообщения".
"Администрации" - рубрика предназначена исключительно для сообщений о
технических неполадках форума.


4.2 Сообщения, способствующие разжиганию розни и нетерпимости.
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Сообщения, способствующие разжиганию розни и нетерпимости
(межнациональной, межконфессиональной и т.д.), могут быть удалены
модератором без предупреждения независимо от связи с тематикой форума
или соответствия истине. Решение об отнесении (или неотнесении)
сообщения к этой группе принимается модератором, и подлежит обсуждению
исключительно в личной переписке.

4.3 Оффтопик.
---------

Форум ВИФ-2 сфокусирован на обсуждении тем военной и
военно-исторической направленности. Все другие темы являются
оффтопиком и могут быть удалены или сархивированы модератором без
предупреждения. В случае пограничных тем, их пренадлежность фокусу
форума определяется модератором. Аналогичные правила распространяются
на все ответы на легитимные темы.

Допускается размещение на форуме сообщений, посвященных
общественно-политическим событиям в сообществе ВИФ-2, России, и мире,
не относящихся к тематике форума, но имеющих значительный интерес для
сообщества. В большинстве случаев такие сообщения не подлежат
архивации (выставляется рубрика "Мусор"), но могут сохраняться на
форуме некоторое время. Возможность сохранения данной темы на форуме,
как и продолжительность, определяются модератором.

Участники форума подчиняются решениям модераторов в отношении
допустимости размещения сообщений по данной теме на форуме. Обсуждение
решения модератора допускается только в личной переписке по
электронной почте или v-Mail.

4.4 Личные сообщения.
-----------------

Личные сообщения являются оффтопиком для форума. Авторам настоятельно
рекомендуется пользоваться для этой цели электронной почтой или
подсистемой vMail. При непригодности этих способов связи по какой-либо
причине, модераторы могут (но не обязаны) проявить понимание и
сохранить личное сообщение в течение достаточного срока, при условии
что выставлена рубрика "Мусор" и сообщение помечено словом "Оффтопик".

4.5 Сообщения, угрожающие существованию форума.
-----------------------------------------------
Примером могут служить сообщения, содержимое которых нарушает статью 283 УК РСФСР
"Разглашение государственной тайны".
Решение об отнесении (или неотнесении) сообщения к этой группе принимается модератором,
и подлежит обсуждению исключительно в личной переписке.

5. Состав администрации
====================
ФИО, адреса и т.п.
От Офф-Топик
К Офф-Топик (26.02.2002 12:11:38)
Дата 26.02.2002 12:31:23

Re: http://www.intelbrief.com/foreignintel.htm

ICTS International Home Page - ICTS International N.V. is a provider of enhanced aviation security services and other aviation services. The Company's key function has been the implementation of passenger risk evaluation and classification procedures, generally described as "advanced passenger screening." Other security services provided in Europe include other general airport security services, such as the operation of check-points and hold-baggage screening systems, and to a lesser extent, certain aviation passenger handling services and certain general security services. ICTS also provides similar airport services in United States including agent services, guard services, janitorial services, maintenance, pre-departure screening, ramp services, shuttle service, skycap services and wheelchair attendants. ICTS is also engaged in security consulting, training and auditing for airlines and airports.
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A world leader in security consulting, ICTS (International Consultants on Targeted Security) was founded in 1982 by a select group of Israeli business people, former military commanding officers and veterans of government intelligence and security agencies, as a privately owned company dedicated to the provision of security services. In the ensuing years, ICTS grew into one of the leading companies providing consulting and personnel services in aviation and general security. Its shares are traded on the New York NASDAQ, under the symbol: ICTS.

Through its subsidiaries, ICTS provides enhanced aviation security services (primarily the implementation of passenger risk evaluation and classification procedures, generally described as “passenger screening”). ICTS also provides other service formats such as general aviation security services, integrated services including security combined with check-in, and various aviation passenger handling services.

ICTS has developed an international customer base, expanding its operations across Europe, North America, Africa, Asia and the Middle East. ICTS operates at over 90 locations across the globe.Its workforce numbers over 9000.

With the advent of widespread hijacking in the late 1960s, airports and airlines emerged as prime targets for terrorist activities, mainly due to their vulnerability and the relative ease of attack. In the 1970s and ‘80s terrorist activity expanded to include ground attacks on airport runways or inside terminal buildings and the use of explosive devices to destroy aircraft in flight. In September 2001, the world witnessed the return of airliner hijacking with its unprecedented horrific consequences.

ICTS International has developed expertise to counter aviation terrorist activity through a combination of interpersonal evaluation and screening of passengers integrated with the use of advanced equipment for passenger and baggage device detection. The technique for screening passengers was initially conceived and designed in the early 1970s by the security departments of El Al Israel Airlines and Israel’s principal airport, Ben Gurion International, in response to threats and acts of terror against Israeli passengers, airplanes, and airports.

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International trading and distribution
Postal services
Consulting services

Security education and training
Human resources and staffing
Correctional services
Operation and maintenance of facilities
Protection of information and files administration
Highway toll collection and security administration of toll booths
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WCC insists that each of its facilities is a model of modern correctional management and inmate programs. It believes that while incarcerated, each prisoner must be given the greatest opportunity to change his, or her, life. Through counseling, work opportunities, academic and vocational education, structured leisure programs, family values reorientation, substance abuse awareness and coping skills, aftercare structuring and victim restitution, each offender can be habilitated and can realize a successful future as a contributing member of a free society. WCC is certainly aware that after providing the appropriate services, emotional encouragement and other incentives, the burden falls on the prisoner to make use of the valuable opportunity for habilitation. We see that the future of WCC will be partially determined by its success in encouraging prisoners to take full advantage of the habilitation opportunities.





Accordingly, on the basis of quality of services, corporate resources, financial strength and general liability insurance protection, WCC stands front and center as the premier provider of private sector detention/correctional management services.
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