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'''All-source intelligence''' is |
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+ | :1. [[intelligence product]]s and/or organizations and activities that incorporate all sources of [[information]], most frequently including [[human intelligence]], [[imagery intelligence]], [[measurement and signatures intelligence]], [[signals intelligence]], and [[open-source data]] in the production of [[finished intelligence]]. |
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⚫ | :2. In [[intelligence collection]], a phrase that indicates that in the satisfaction of [[intelligence]] requirements, all [[data collection|collection]], [[data processing|processing]], [[exploitation]], and reporting systems and resources are identified for possible use and those most capable are tasked.<ref>[[Department of Defense Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms]], at 11.</ref>}} |
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+ | {{Quote|[an] [[Intelligence product|[i]ntelligence product]] or [[Intelligence analysis|analysis]] that uses all the sources of [[intelligence]] available to come to a conclusion, instead of just relying on one primary source. This may also be referred to as [[multi-INT reporting]].<ref>[[National Intelligence: A Consumer's Guide-2009]], at 82.</ref>}} |
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Latest revision as of 01:40, 4 December 2016
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“ | [an] [i]ntelligence product or analysis that uses all the sources of intelligence available to come to a conclusion, instead of just relying on one primary source. This may also be referred to as multi-INT reporting.[2] | ” |