Many policy makers have limited understanding of the intelligence collection process, including the ...

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Many policy makers have limited understanding of the intelligence collection process, including the role of the various collection disciplines (INTs). As an intelligence professional, you have been asked to write: a short memorandum for a busy senior official who is new to government on what is meant by human intelligence (HUMINT) the process by which it is obtained how it compares with other types of intelligence. In particular, this official has asked whether HUMINT is superior to other sources of intelligence. Instructions: 1. Explain how HUMINT differs from other sources of intelligence, and highlight some of the unique challenges/risks associated with HUMINT, both in terms of collection and use. 2. Answer the question whether they place more reliance on HUMINT as opposed to other forms of intelligence or information? Why or why not? Include any examples from your readings that would support your argument. Resources: Textbook and other required readings. Any outside sources should be appropriately identified. Requirements: Your memorandum should not exceed two pages It must include a BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front) that lays out succinctly and clearly the key points you seek to convey. Use the IAL Memo Template format: Memo Template.doc.pdfActionsMinimize File Preview