"We shall overcome" became immortal as the anthem of the Civil Rights Movement. With today's challenges, I wonder if someone with more musical talent than mine could build a memorable song around a majestic phrase. While the phrase I have in mind has always sent chills of pride and responsibility down my spine, I don't know how well it could be sung.
Preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States
Some of you know that I have been writing, or heavily modifying, a series of articles, at Wikipedia, on various aspects of intelligence. I just put up several that are higher in the hierarchy than where I had started.
I'm not going to make hot links here from all of these, since they are linked from Wikipedia.
As I work on this, I'm reminded of the trial, under the Official Secrets Act, of a British intelligence officer. Asked by the judge if he had likened the Secret Service to a Marx Brothers movie, he responded, more or less, "No, my Lord. I said that compared to the Secret Service, a Marx Brothers movie was pellucid reality."
Right now, the articles I've written, or heavily modified, include:
Intelligence cycle management
..Intelligence collection management
...SIGINT
...MASINT
....Electro-optical MASINT
....Nuclear MASINT
....Geophysical MASINT
....Radar MASINT
....Radiofrequency MASINT
....Materials MASINT
..Intelligence analysis management
...Intelligence analysis
Related are National Technical Means of Verification, Arthur C. Lundahl, and Dino Brugioni
