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Intelligence Agency Reception Center (JIARC) in Washington DC where a Joint Electronic Information Agency (JEIA) utilized coded radio transmissions to reduce dissemination time for important intelligence from 60 days to 16 hours. Some theatre commanders resisted coordinated efforts, and General
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Formation of Joint Intelligence Collection Agencies (JICA) began in August 1943. North Africa (JICANA) later became Mediterranean (JICAMED). Africa-Middle East was (JICAME). China-India-Burma (JICACIB) later split into China (JICAC) and India-Burma. JICAs transmitted information to the Joint
35:(DIA). The intelligence center of the joint force headquarters. The joint intelligence center is responsible for providing and producing the intelligence required to support the joint force commander and staff, components, task forces and elements, and the national intelligence community. 116:
Demobilization caused abandonment of the JIC system as the individual services sought to retain independent staffing. The JICAs were deactivated between August and December 1945, and JICPOA was disbanded in October 1945. US European theatre intelligence operations were refocused as the
101:'s Pacific Ocean Areas JIC (JICPOA). JICPOA integrated the staff and independent intelligence distribution system of the Navy's earlier Pearl Harbor intelligence center and was the largest independent theatre intelligence operation. 177: 375: 133:(CIA) in 1947. Although the DIA was formed in 1961, reestablishment of JICs required elimination of the Army Intelligence Agency (AIA) by the Defense Intelligence Reorganization Act on 10 April 1992 to prosecute the 181: 476: 86:
the Navy established an intelligence center at Pearl Harbor in July 1942. Consolidated intelligence collection began as US forces went on the offensive in 1943 and 1944.
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The United States declared war in 1941 with two separate organizations gathering and distributing intelligence for operational planning. The
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to identify and transport German and Austrian scientists to the United States. Military disinterest in joint
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propaganda leaflets to encourage surrender of Japanese soldiers in isolated island garrisons.
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Joint Military Operations "... from the Sea" - Reorienting Naval Operational Intelligence
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Joint Functional Component Command for Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance
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prevented formation of a Joint Intelligence Agency (JIA). In preparation for the
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had been established in 1885, and reorganized in 1917 as the
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Joint Intelligence Operations Center Europe Analytic Center
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The Evolution and Relevance of Joint Intelligence Centers
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Days of Future Past: Joint Intelligence in World War II
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In September 1943 the first designated JIC was Admiral
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JIC (SHAEFJIC) was formed in July 1944 following the
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military intelligence
intelligence agencies
Defense Intelligence Agency
United States Central Command
United States Indo-Pacific Command
Joint Analysis Center
United States European Command
Office of Naval Intelligence
Military Information Division
Military Intelligence Division
Commandant of the Marine Corps
interservice rivalry
Guadalcanal Campaign
Douglas MacArthur
Chester W. Nimitz
Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force
Normandy landings
psychological warfare
Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency
Operation Paperclip
United States Department of Defense
Central Intelligence Agency
Gulf War
Goldwater–Nichols Act


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