Intelligence
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- Central Intelligence Agency
- Center for the Study of Intelligence
Offers a number of historical analyses of U.S. intelligence activities. - The Congressional Research Service (CRS)
CRS, the research arm of Congress, prepares reports (usually under 20 pages long) on topics of interest to members of Congress. Search these CRS Reports CU through LexisNexis. Enter "Central Intelligence Agency", "espionage", "intelligence services", "military intelligence", or "National Security Agency" as search terms. - House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
- Intelligence Library
Find committee documents and Intelligence Authorization Act committee reports and conference reports.
- Intelligence Library
- Defense Intelligence Agency
- Federal Bureau of Investigation
- LexisNexis Congressional CU
Search this database for congressional hearings, reports and documents relating to the intelligence community. - National Security Agency
Includes historical texts on the Venona Project (the U.S. intelligence attempt to collect and decrypt Soviet KGB and GRU messages from the 1940s). Additional information on Venona is available from Venona: Soviet Espionage and The American Response 1939-1957 - U. S. Intelligence Community Home Page
Nongovernmental Sources
- Federation of American Scientists (FAS)
FAS is a privately-funded, non-profit organization "engaged in analysis and advocacy on science, technology, and public policy for global security". The federation publishes online editions of government publications relating to arms sales, military analysis, intelligence, nuclear resources, space policy, and other topics.
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