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| | United States Secret Service: Frequently Asked Questions by Kids |
 | | The basic requirements to become a Secret Service agent are that the applicant must have either a four-year college degree or a combination of education and criminal investigative experience, be in good physical condition, and have not gotten into too much trouble as a child or young adult. | | | The Secret Service is unique among federal law enforcement agencies because not only do we work criminal investigations, we also provide protection for the President and Vice President of the United States and their families, former Presidents, Presidential candidates, and visiting heads of state and heads of government to the United States. | | | In 1975 the Secret Service began its canine program because the canine and its handler were found to be the most effective way of detecting explosives. |
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| | Scotsman.com News - UK - Spy pigeon's war medal goes on sale |
| | He was among 200,000 messenger pigeons volunteered for service by breeders during the conflict. | | | Commando, or NURP.38.EGU 142 of the National Pigeon Service (NPS), distinguished himself after three brave covert missions. | | | THE prized bravery medal awarded to a spy pigeon which flew vital intelligence out of occupied France during the Second World War was going under the hammer today. |
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| | The Official Website of Representative David Duke, PhD |
| | It depends on the cooperation of foreign intelligence services, and on keeping even basic information about the system secret from the public, foreign officials and nearly all members of Congress charged with overseeing the CIA’s covert actions. | | | He also correctly states that the murderous actions of the Kiev Cheka [secret police] cannot be explained only by the fact that two thirds of them were Jews: (more…) | | | What he hates is our support of the criminal actions of Israel and the fact that we have let ourselves be manipulated into anti-Arab actions by Israel, such as in the Iraq embargo and blockade…We were not attacked because we are free. |
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| | Encyclopedia: List of intelligence agencies |
| | Australia * Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) * Australian Secret Intelligence Service (ASIS) * Defence Signals Directorate (DSD) | | | United Kingdom * Department of Naval Intelligence * Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) * Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC) * MI8 (defunct) * MI9 (defunct) * Secret Intelligence Service (SIS, MI6) * Security Service ( MI5) * Special Operations Executive (SOE in World War Two) | | | * National Intelligence Council * United States Secret Service |
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| | Intelligence: SIS OR MI6. WHAT'S IN A NAME? |
| | The origins of the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS) are to be found in the Foreign Section of the Secret Service Bureau, established by the Committee of Imperial Defence in October 1909. | | | Around 1920, it began increasingly to be referred to as the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), a title that it has continued to use to the present day and which was enshrined in statute in the Intelligence Services Act 1994. | | | At this time the organisation was known in Whitehall by a variety of titles including the 'Foreign Intelligence Service', the 'Secret Service', 'MI1(c)', the 'Special Intelligence Service' and even 'C's organisation'. |
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| | Special Operations Executive |
| | 1909, Foreign Section, London, Nazis, Resistance, Secret Intelligence Service, Special Operations Executive, Secret Service Bureau, 1909, Foreign Section, London, Nazis, Resistance, Secret Intelligence Service, Special Operations Executive, Secret Service Bureau, 1909, Foreign Section, London, Nazis, Resistance, Secret Intelligence Service, Special Operations Executive, Secret Service Bureau | | | Source: MI6: Secret Intelligence Service, 85 Vauxhall Cross, London, SE1, | | | The headquarters of F Section was at 64 Baker Street in London. |
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| | scoutscanada.ca - Secret Intelligence Service |
| | The Secret Intelligence Service, sometimes known as MI6, originated in 1909 as the Foreign Section of the Secret... | | | Secret Intelligence Service MI6 - UK Intelligence Agencies | | | MI6: Secret Intelligence Service The MI6 building at Vauxhall Cross from over the river... |
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| | Directory - Regional: Europe: United Kingdom: Government: Intelligence Services |
| | Official websites of the UK intelligence services (Security Service, Secret Intelligence Service and Government Communications Headquarters) and material from other official sources on their activities and administration. | | | Foreign and Commonwealth Office - Secret Intelligence Service (SIS) · iweb · cached · Describes MI6, a Crown Service responsible for obtaining secret information and conducting operations in support of the UK’s foreign policy objectives, and to counter threats to UK interests worldwide. | | | Secret Intelligence Service · Official site of this government department also known as MI6. |
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| | BBC - Crime Fighters - MI6 |
| | As one of the leading intelligence agencies in the world, the work of the Secret Intelligence Service bears quite a close resemblance to the world of espionage populated by James Bond, but only because their operations are so covert. | | | Unlike the relatively open working practices of the Security Service (MI5), the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS) gathers foreign intelligence using highly covert methodology and retains that sense of mystery surrounding the government organisation. | | | It wasn't until 1994, when the Intelligence Services Act was passed under the then Prime Minister John Major, that its official role was acknowledged and defined. |
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| | secret service - definition of secret service by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia. |
| | Secret Service - the United States intelligence agency that protects current and former presidents and vice presidents and their immediate families and protects distinguished foreign visitors; detects and apprehends counterfeiters; suppresses forgery of government securities and documents | | | United States intelligence agency- an intelligence service in the United States | | | Secret Service A branch of the U.S. Treasury Department concerned especially with protection of the President. |
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| | secret intelligence service and other intelligence related information |
| | The Secret Intelligence Service, MI6, told the judge that on one occasion a mobile phone number was kept on a warrant after the line was disconnected. | | | The Secret Intelligence Service, sometimes known as MI6, originated in 1909 as the Foreign Section of the Secret Service Bureau, under RNR Commander, later Captain, Sir Mansfield Cumming... | | | All the documents the British Secret Intelligence Service and Security Service (MI6 and MI5) have tried to supress. |
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| | South African Secret Service (SASS) - South African Intelligence Agencies |
| | The South African Secret Service (SASS) is responsible for foreign intelligence. | | | The Service gather intelligence at the request of departments of State, and, evaluates and transmits such intelligence and other intelligence at the disposal of the Service and which constitutes departmental intelligence, to the department concerned. | | | The mission of the Service is to to gather, correlate, evaluate and analyse foreign intelligence, excluding foreign military intelligence, in order to identify any threat or potential threat to the security of the Republic and to supply intelligence relating to national strategic intelligence to NICOC. |
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| | Some information on the UK's Secret Intelligence Service SIS |
| | The Service's principal role is the production of secret intelligence in support of Her Majesty's Government's security, defence, foreign and economic policies within the framework of requirements laid upon it by the JIC and approved by Ministers. | | | With the passing of the Intelligence Services Act, SIS was placed on a statutory footing under the Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary to whom it is responsible for all aspects of its work. | | | The Secret Intelligence Service, sometimes known as MI6, originated in 1909 as the Foreign Section of the Secret Service Bureau, under RNR Commander, later Captain, Sir Mansfield Cumming, which was responsible for gathering intelligence overseas. |
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| | Comprehensive Report of the Special Advisor to the DCI on Iraq’s WMD |
| | M4 was the primary directorate for foreign intelligence collection and foreign operationsit is also referred to as the Secret Service Directorate, when literally translated. | | | The Iraqi Intelligence Service was the former Regimes largest intelligence service; the Directorate of General Military Intelligence and the Directorate of General Security supported the Regime on a smaller scale. | | | The Iraqi Intelligence Service (IIS) served the Regime as a conventional intelligence service, but it also undertook denial and deception operations to thwart UN inspectors and for the illicit procurement of dual-use materiel and military equipment. |
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| | South African National Intelligence Co-ordinating Committee (NICOC) which overseas South African Secret Service (SASS) and the National Intelligence Agency (NIA). | | | United States National Security Agency (NSA), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Secret Service. | | | Britain's MI5 for foreign intelligence or MI6 for Secret Intelligence Service. |
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| | MILNET: Intelligence Agencies by Function |
| | Italy Generali e Sicurezza (Service for Information andDemocratic Security) Special Scotland Yard, conducts Special Branch UK Branch surviellance and makes arrests for Intelligence Services (they do not have arrest powers in the U.K.) SIS Secret Intelligence Service Area Controllers UK | | | Acronym Service Name Branch Country BND Bundesnacrichtendienst Division II West (Federal Intelligence Clandestine Germany Service) Technical Operations CIA Central Intelligence Agency Operations USA CSIS Canadian Security Counter- Canada Intelligence Service Intelligence DGSE Direction Generale de Information France la Securite Exterieure Directorate, Action Service HSR Hlavni Sprava Rozvedky Directorate B Czecho. | | | This being the body of law that defines the activities of U.S. intelligence agencies, it is quite possible that the U.S. public is also unaware of certain missions of certain agencies. |
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| | MILNET: Intelligence Agencies by Function |
| | Italy Generali e Sicurezza (Service for Information andDemocratic Security) Special Scotland Yard, conducts Special Branch UK Branch surviellance and makes arrests for Intelligence Services (they do not have arrest powers in the U.K.) SIS Secret Intelligence Service Area Controllers UK | | | Acronym Service Name Branch Country BND Bundesnacrichtendienst Division II West (Federal Intelligence Clandestine Germany Service) Technical Operations CIA Central Intelligence Agency Operations USA CSIS Canadian Security Counter- Canada Intelligence Service Intelligence DGSE Direction Generale de Information France la Securite Exterieure Directorate, Action Service HSR Hlavni Sprava Rozvedky Directorate B Czecho. | | | This being the body of law that defines the activities of U.S. intelligence agencies, it is quite possible that the U.S. public is also unaware of certain missions of certain agencies. |
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| | [CTRL] Australian Secret Intelligence Service Exposed |
| | The Australian Secret Intelligence Service - ASIS - is by necessity a shadowy organisation. | | | It s here where ASIS officers do much of their paramilitary training- mastering the Service s complex coding and filing systems which are identical to those in the British Secret Service, how to survive an interrogation, how to disable or kill an enemy. | | | Inside Australia s secret service MANTRA is now the code word used to shield the activities of our most covert arm of Government. |
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| | Secret Intelligence Service - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The Secret Intelligence Service ( SIS), more commonly known as MI6 (originally Military Intelligence [section] 6), or Her Majesty's Secret Service or just the Secret Service, is the British external security secret service agency. | | | It was founded (along with MI5) as part of the Secret Service Bureau in 1909. | | | It has been commented that it is ironic for such a secretive organisation to occupy one of the most high-profile and distinctive buildings in London. |
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| | ASIS - encyclopedia article about ASIS. |
| | ASIS is roughly equivalent to the British Secret Intelligence Service or the United States' Central Intelligence Agency, though its role is considerably more circumscribed. | | | Australian Secret Intelligence Service The Australian Secret Intelligence Service (ASIS) is Australia's foreign intelligence agency, responsible for collecting foreign intelligence, undertaking counter-intelligence activities and cooperation with other intelligence agencies overseas. | | | ASIS International, a professional organisation focussed on the security industry. |
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| | UK Joint Intelligence Committee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | JIC members John Scarlett and Sir Richard Dearlove (head of MI6, the Secret Intelligence Service) gave evidence to the Inquiry in which they argued that the words used in the dossier were consistent with their assessment of the intelligence available at the time. | | | In addition it agrees (for approval by ministers) the requirements and priorities which direct the collection work of the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) and GCHQ and inform the work of the Security Service (MI5) and the Defence Intelligence Staff. | | | Full details of the UK central intelligence machine, of which the JIC is part, are set out in a now somewhat dated official document at [3] JIC meetings are in two parts: the first at which Australia, Canada and the US are represented; and the second, with no foreigners present. |
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| | National Intelligence Agency - definition of National Intelligence Agency in Encyclopedia |
| | See Also National Intelligence Co-Ordinating Committee, South African Secret Service | | | It was created to take over from the domestic intelligence segment of the then National Intelligence Service (NIS) with the foreign intelligence functions being taken over by the South African Secret Service (SASS). | | | The National Intelligence Agency (NIA) is a South African intelligence agency. |
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| | The Detective Service in Relation to Other Entities - Leaner and Meaner? Restructuring the Detective Service - Monograph No 73, May 2002 |
| | South Africa& intelligence structures, apart from the crime intelligence component of the SAPS, are the National Intelligence Agency (NIA), and the South African Secret Service (SASS), and Military Intelligence (MI). | | | NIA would continue to operate as a domestic intelligence service and SASS as a foreign intelligence service.80 Both services would however intensify their efforts to collect intelligence on crime to support the SAPS&; crime intelligence task.81 In other words, their roles were expanded to include the gathering of intelligence around crime generally. | | | To date, it appears that intelligence services are struggling to meet the challenge of assisting the detective service and the DSO in the investigation of crime.86 To begin with, co-operation between various bodies is often ad hoc despite the existence of fo |
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| | LRP Research and Analysis: Homeland Defense: Intelligence |
| | UK Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) ("The Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), commonly known as MI6, is a Crown Service responsible for obtaining secret information and conducting operations in support of the UK’s foreign policy objectives, and to counter threats to UK interests worldwide.") | | | National Intelligence Council (NIC) ("The NIC is a center of strategic thinking within the US Government, reporting to the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) and providing the President and senior policymakers with analyses of foreign policy issues.") | | | Central Intelligence Agency: Center for the Study of Intelligence |
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| | Secret Intelligence Service - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), more commonly known as MI6 (originally Military Intelligence Section 6), or the Secret Service or simply Six, is the United Kingdom's external security agency. | | | Its most famous operation of the war was a spectacular failure known as the Venlo incident (after the Dutch town where much of the action took place), in which SIS was thoroughly duped by agents of the German secret service, the Abwehr, posing as high-ranking Army officers involved in a plot to depose Hitler. | | | It was founded in October 1909 (along with MI5) as the Foreign Section of the Secret Service Bureau. |
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| | Secret Service |
| | Full text of the article, 'Grant's Secret Service : The Intelligence War from Belmont to Appomattox - Book Review' from Civil War History, a... | | | Civil War History : Grant's Secret Service : The Intelligence War from | | | South African Military History Society - Journal- Secret Service in... |
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| | Secret Intelligence Service MI6 - UK Intelligence Agencies |
| | The Service's principal role is the production of secret intelligence in support of Her Majesty's Government's security, defence, foreign and economic policies within the framework of requirements laid upon it by the JIC and approved by Ministers. | | | With the passing of the Intelligence Services Act, SIS was placed on a statutory footing under the Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary to whom it is responsible for all aspects of its work. | | | The Secret Intelligence Service, sometimes known as MI6, originated in 1909 as the Foreign Section of the Secret Service Bureau, under RNR Commander, later Captain, Sir Mansfield Cumming, which was responsible for gathering intelligence overseas. |
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| | BBC - Crime Fighters - MI5 |
| | In reality, MI5, or the Security Service, is a vital part of the UK's national and international intelligence gathering network, and although much of their work shares the same level of secrecy as MI6, MI5 has more in common with national and international police forces than a secret crime-fighting agency. | | | Despite being created to counter German intelligence in 1909, the Secret Service Bureau (as the Security Service was originally called) under the joint command of Captain Vernon Kell from the South Staffordshire Regiment and Captain Mansfield Cumming of the Royal Navy, quickly divided their intelligence gathering duties to cope with demand. | | | Intelligence gathering has always been a part of a government's security arrangements, but the modern concept of intelligence gathering only really began in the early years of the 20th century. |
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| | UK Joint Intelligence Committee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | JIC members John Scarlett and Sir Richard Dearlove (head of MI6, the Secret Intelligence Service) gave evidence to the Inquiry in which they argued that the words used in the dossier were consistent with their assessment of the intelligence available at the time. | | | In addition it agrees (for approval by ministers) the requirements and priorities which direct the collection work of the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) and GCHQ and inform the work of the Security Service (MI5) and the Defence Intelligence Staff. | | | Full details of the UK central intelligence machine, of which the JIC is part, are set out in a now somewhat dated official document at [2] JIC meetings are in two parts: the first at which Australia, Canada and the US are represented; and the second, with no foreigners present. |
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