Analyze two operations that utilized national security

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Research and analyze two operations that utilized national security or military counterintelligence (either offensive or defensive functions).

Analyze two operations that utilized national security

Counterintelligence Operations

Firstly, research and analyze two operations that utilized national security or military counterintelligence (either offensive or defensive functions).

Secondly, what were the specific challenges to counterintelligence for each operation?

Thirdly, compare and contrast how counterintelligence measures changed over the particular time periods of the operations.

Fourthly, Example time periods may include early American history to WWI, WWI to WWII, WWII, the Cold War, the post-Cold War/pre-9/11 era, post-9/11, etc.

Further, put the operation and the lessons learned within the context of how it may have influenced the development of the current U.S. National Counterintelligence Strategy of 2016

(https://www.dni.gov/files/NCSC/documents/Regulations/National_CI_Strategy_2016.pdf).

Technical Requirements:

– (5) Pages (the Title and Reference pages do not count towards the minimum limit).
– (5) Scholarly and credible references are to be used books, (peer-reviewed journals, articles, archived documents, etc.).
– Times New Roman, 12 point, double space.
– Chicago Style

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Counterintelligence operations

Proactive
activities
designed to
identify,
exploit,neutralize, or
deter
foreign
intelligence
collection
and
terrorist
activities
directed
against
the
Department of
Defense
(DOD).
Operations
are
conducted
to:
manipulate,
disrupt,
neutralize,
and/or
destroy
the
effectiveness of
foreign
intelligence
activities;
recruit or
induce
defection
offoreign
intelligence
officers
and
personnel;
collect
threat
information on
foreign
intelligence
operations,
modusoperandi,
intelligence
requirements,
targeting,
objectives,
personalities,
communications,
capabilities,
limitations,and
vulnerabilities;
provide
information
and
operations
databases to
support
decision
makers;
provide
counterintelligence
(CI)
support to
clandestine
human
intelligence
operations;
identify
post,
ongoing, or
planned
espionage;
support
force
protection,
operations
other
than
war,
and
peacekeeping;
acquire
foreign
intelligence
espionage
equipment
for
analysis
and
countermeasures
development;
develop
operational
data,
threat
data,
and
espionage
leads
for
future CI
operations,
investigations,
and
projects
and
develop
the
potential of
these
leads to
enhance
DOD
security
overall;
and
support
specific
Chairman of
the
Joint
Chiefs
ofStaff,
DOD,
also
national
plans.
See
also
counterintelligence;
operation.