You previously prepared two assignments on a scenario that you chose. Using that same scenario, assume that you are the US Director of National Intelligence, and answer these four questions: With what countries, companies, or non-governmental organizatio

You previously prepared two assignments on a scenario that you chose. Using that same scenario, assume that you are the US Director of National Intelligence, and answer these four questions:

With what countries, companies, or non-governmental organizations (NGOs) will you share intelligence? Sharing with private companies, though not done routinely, may be appropriate.

What types of intelligence will you share? Don’t provide general topics like “COMINT”. Provide the targets of the COMINT, and the collection platforms, where possible.

On what topics will you share? Again, give the broad topics but try to give a few specific examples to illustrate. Identify countries or regions, NGO targets, and subjects for collection.

What do you expect your partner countries/companies/NGOs to provide in return? Use your imagination here. The return can be intelligence that the partner is uniquely positioned to collect, but it does not have to be. If you are stuck for ideas, go back in history for examples of trades that governments have made for information or other favorable treatment. For each of your answers, provide a brief explanation for your reasoning. Your paper for should be about 4 –6 pages double-spaced.

Again, be concise. Longer papers do not fare better and they generally fare worse if they contain irrelevant material. As with most intelligence writing, shorter and focused is better.