The speaker talks about his time in the military, specifically highlighting the height of war and intelligence gathering capabilities working with the CIA. He mentions the infrastructure exploitation and the birth of the special reconnaissance piece, showcasing his work that involved finding, fixing, and killing targets.
Former CIA officer talks about the effectiveness of combining human intelligence, ISR and signals intelligence for manhunting; mentions the drone strike that killed Gassim Soleimani as an example.
A retired secret agent talks about taking responsibility for setting the stage of an invasion and receiving phone calls from agents overseas even after retirement.
The CIA felt responsible for the 9-11 attacks and had been working hard to track down Osama Bin Laden for years. Finding all the puzzle pieces and connecting them led to the identification of Bin Laden's location, which was a historic event for the United States.
The U.S. intelligence community has effectively penetrated Russia's military communications network, according to leaked classified documents. This achievement highlights the sophistication and capabilities of the national security system.
Former CIA director, Michael Hayden, shares insights into the demands placed upon the agency post 9/11 and the challenges of tracking Al-Qaeda without critical information like attack details or targets.