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1 | The commission's organizational recommendations | 19 |
2 | The congressional response | 51 |
3 | The history and anatomy of successful surprise attacks | 73 |
4 | The principles of intelligence | 99 |
5 | The principles of organization | 127 |
6 | Lessons from the organization of intelligence in other countries | 163 |
Conclusion : what is to be done? | 199 |
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