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The Pyramid of Excellence for Intelligence Analysis and Production: A Maturity Model.PDF
The PLATFORM Network Evolution.PDF
The Origination and Evolution of Radio Traffic Analysis: The Period between the Wars.PDF
The Passing of an Extraordinary Man.PDF
The Parable of the Tail With No Teeth.PDF
The Origins of the Soviet Problem: A Personal View.PDF
"The New Kid on the Block": Personal Experiences of An NSA Historian and the Nazi Gold Report January - May 1997.PDF
The National OPSEC Program.PDF
The Move, or How NSA Came to Fort Meade.PDF
The High-Tech Trade War with Japan: Can Anyone Win?.PDF
The Handy-Dandy Field Site History: Fifty Years of Field Operations, 1945-1995.PDF
The Golden Age of Russia.PDF
The Fiber Distributed Data Interface.PDF
The Fall of the Shah of Iran: A Chaotic Approach.PDF
The Essential Difference.PDF
Ten Rules to Avoid Planning Foul-Ups.PDF
Telephone Codes and Safe Combinations: A Deadly Duo.PDF
TEABALL: Some Personal Observations of SIGINT at War.PDF
Summary of the 2003 ATA Annual Conference
Station "C" and Fleet Radio Unit Melbourne (FRUMEL) Revisited.PDF
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