Historical Dictionary of United States Intelligence

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  1. Nicaragua and Contras 282

  2. The October Surprise 282

  3. The Shootdown of KAL007 283
    M. The Post–Cold War Era and the Rise of New Threats: The 1990s 2 83
    N. Terrorism and Intelligence Failures: The 2000s 287

  4. General 287

  5. The Iraq War 289

  6. The Terrorist Attacks of 11 September 2001 289


A. GENERAL



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    Cline, Marjorie W., Carla E. Christianson, and Judith M. Fontaine, eds.
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    Farson, Stuart, and Catherine J. Matthews. Criminal Intelligence and Security
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