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Historical Setting of Intelligence
Historical Setting of Intelligence
HISTORICAL
HISTORICAL SETTING OF INTELLIGENCE:
The desire for advance information is no doubt rooted in the instincts for survival. A
commander ma ask himself, what will happen next? What course of action should I
take? What is the planning against me?
The earliest sources of intelligence, in the age of belief in super natural intervention in
the affair of men were prophet
prophets,
s, seers,
seers, oracles
oracles astrolog
astrologers
ers and others.
others. (Aureo
(Aureo A.
uare!".
Bible:
The earlier recorded instances of intelligence fathering can be found in the #ol$ %ible
(&um. '"
Moses) *ne of the first recorded formali!ed intelligence efforts, with format can be
found in the #ol$ %ible (&umbers ')'+". The criptures also named the ' intelligence
agents whom the lord directed -oses to send into land of anaan and records that all
those men were heads of the famil$ of Israel, and -oses sent them to sp$ out the land
of anaan.
Delilah / The 2hilistine used her when she allowed 2hilistine spies to hide in her house
(0udges '3)4". 5elilah was an impromptu intelligence agent. he is a best example of
an 6amourous agent7.
un / T!u / 8enerall$ credited with instigating the first full$ operational espionage
network.
#is %ook 2ing 9a / The principels of war was published in :'; %.
Ale"a#$er the Great / When a Alexander the 8reat was marching to Asia, were
rumors of disaffection growing among his allies and mercenaries. #e sought the truth
and got it b$ simplest expedient. #e devised the first 6letter sorting7 and opening to
obtain information.
A%bar (%adruddin
(%adruddin -ohammed Akbar" / The 68reat -ughal7 and sagacious master of
#industan emplo$ed more than >,;;; agents for the sole purpose of bringing him the
truth that his throne might rest upon it.
%. Cabinet Noir /
/ (A secret police organi!ation" / The creation of ardinal Bichelieu.
This designed to intercept and anal$!ed correspondence within the 9rench ourt and
between the lesser nobilit$, it did much to preserve the sometimes tenuous securit$ of
the throne of =ing ouis EIII.
5. Ocharana / This was born in the reign of Tsar Alexander II with ';;,;;; agents on its
pa$ro
pa$rollll opera
operatin
ting
g from
from bases
bases in ever$
ever$ maDor
maDor cit$
cit$ in Buss
Bussia
ia an
and
d severa
severall capita
capitals
ls
abroad.
C. Off
Office
ice of Naval
Naval Intell
Intelligence / Task wi
igence with
th collec
collectin
ting
g and
and recor
recordin
ding g such
such nava
navall
intelligence
intelligence as ma$be
m a$be useful to the department
department 6In Time of War7 as well in peace the
office of the &aval Intelligence became the first true government Intelligence agenc$
to function in Washington.
FREDRIC&
FREDRI C& THE GREATGREAT. #e was know known n as thethe 9athe
atherr of *rga
*rgan
ni!ed
i!ed -ili
-ilita
tar$
r$
Cspionage. #e has divided his agents into four classes)
ommo
o mmon n spies
spies recru
recruite
ited
d among
among poor
poor fol
folk,
k, glad
glad to earn
earn a small
small sum
sum or to
accommodate a militar$ officer.
5ouble spies, the low informers and unreliable renegades of value chiefi$ in
spreading false information to the enem$.
pies of onse<uences / couriers and noblemen, staff officers, and kindred
conspirators, invariable re<uiring a substantial bribe or bait, persons who are forced to
undertake espionage against his will.
&ARL SCH+LMEITE
SCH+LMEITER R / &apoleo
&apoleonFs
nFs e$e, &apoleo
&apoleonFs
nFs militar$
militar$ secret,
secret, was born
born on
August :, '++;. #e began his career in offensive
offensive espionage.
espionage. nder a cover role, he
was able to infiltrate the Austrian 8eneral taff.
INTELLIGENCE IN GENERAL
a. 9irst, let us see what -r. Webster has to sa$ about it. Webster defines
defines intelligence
intelligence
as)
'. apacit$
apacit$ for understanding and for other forms of adaptive
adaptive intellect of behaviorG
the mind in operation.
. The power of meeting an$ situation,
situation, especiall$
especiall$ a novel situation, successfull$
successfull$ b$
power
pow er behavi
behavior
or adDustme
adDustments
nts the abilit$
abilit$ to apprehe
apprehendnd the interrel
interrelatio
ationshi
nships
ps of
presented facts in such a wa$ as to guide action a goal.
. =nowledge
=nowledge of an event, circumstances,
circumstances, etc., received or imparted the gatherin
gatheringg or
distri
distribut
bution
ion of infor
informat
mation
ionGG the staf
stafff of perso
persons
ns engag
engageded in obta
obtaini
ining
ng such
such
information.
b. 2s$cholog$
2s$cholog$ 5efinition)
5efinition)
6Intelligence is the capacit$ of a person to adDust to new situations through the
use of what has been previousl$ learned.7
c. -ilitar$
-ilitar$ 5efin
5efinitio
ition)
n)
6The product resulting from the collection, evaluation, anal$sis, integration, and
interpretation of all available information which concerns one or more aspects of
foreig
foreignn natio
nations
ns or area
areas
s of opera
operatio
tions
ns and
and which
which is immed
immediat
iatel$
el$ or potent
potentia
iall$
ll$
significant to planning.
F#*tio#s: (general"
Toda$Fs all countries have their intelligence services. The ma$ be different in their
organi!ation, efficienc$ and method but the$ all have the basic functions.
. The disse
dissemina
mination
tion of
of intellig
intelligence
ence tto
o those
those need it.
it.
>. oun
ounter
ter intel
intellig
ligen
ence.
ce.
PRINCIPLE OF INTELLIGENCE
'. niversa
niversalit$
lit$ of Applic
Applicatio
ation
n / It should
should appl$ to as man phases
phases and aspects
aspects of
intelligence as possible. This served as guide to the production of intelligence
and other activities and person or organi!ation composing it.
. It must be broad
broad / trul$ a general
general rule / It should
should form thethe basis for formulation
formulation of
corollar$ and subsidiar$ guides.
. It must
must be imimpo
port
rtan
antt / Inde
Indeed
ed esse
essent
ntia
iall to inte
intell
llig
igen
ence
ce.. It is guid
guidee is trul
trul$
$
important and essential, and then its violation should bring its own immediate
penalties.
>. The$
The$ must
must not
not be mutuall$
mutuall$ exclusi
exclusive
ve inste
insteadad each
each should
should complem
complementent each
other.
OB-ECTIVES:
The fundame
fundamental
ntal obDecti
obDective
ve of Intellig
Intelligence
ence is to ensure
ensure rationa
rationall and timel$
timel$ decision
decision
making. This is intelligenceFs 6raison dF etre7. Its reason for being.
BROAD CATEGORIES
CATEGORIES OF INTELLIGENCE
F+NCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION
CLASSIFICATION OF POLICE INTELLIGENCE
'. rimin
riminal
al Intell
Intellig
igenc
ence
e 4BI-
4BI-I&T
I&T"" / refer
refers
s to the knowled
knowledge
ge essent
essentia
iall to the
prevention of crimes and the investigation, arrest, and the prosecution of criminal
offenders.
. 2ublic afet$
afet$ Intelligence
Intelligence (2I&T"
(2I&T" / refers
refers to the knowledge
knowledge essential
essential to ensure
ensure
the protection of lives and properties.
'. TATI
ATIA
A Intellig
Intelligence
ence / refers to the knowledg
knowledgee that contributes
contributes directl$
directl$ to the
accomplishment
accomplis hment of specific obDectives of immediate concern
concern such as raid, arrest,
investigation
investigation patrol, counter1insurgenc$
counter1insurgenc$ operation,
operation, anti1terrorist
anti1terrorist activit$,
activit$, crisis
management, and disaster, relief and rehabilitation activit$.
. oun
ounteteri
rint
ntel
elli
lige
genc
nce
e / refe
refers
rs to the
the know
knowleledg
dge
e esse
essentntia
iall in the
the form
format
atio
ion,
n,
preparation and execution of plans, policies and programs geared toward the
neutrali!ation of activities that have adverse implications to the best of police
organi!ation. It involves the observance of securit$ measures meant to protect
police installations, e<uipments, and vital information from sabotage, pilferage,
and unauthori!ed
unauthori!ed disclosure. It also include the application of efforts
efforts to ensure a
desirable state of internal discipline and decorum among police personnel and
the attainment of a harmonious relationship with the communit$.
communit$.
. trat
trategi
egic
c Intell
Intellig
igenc
ence
e / refers
refers to the knowl
knowledg
edge
e that
that deals
deals with
with wi
wide
de and
and far1
far1
reaching issues on public safet$, law and order, suppression and prevention of
crimes, and internal securit$ necessar$ for the formulation and execution of long
range plans, policies and programs.
. Intelligence
Intelligence must
must be useful
Intelligence
Intelligen ce must be ade<uate
ade<uate for the purpose for which it is to be utili!ed. To
To be
useful, intelligence
intelligence must not onl$ increase knowledge
knowledge but also understanding
understanding of the
particular problem under consideration in order that decisions ma$ be reached. A
thorough understanding of the nature of the problem or the commanderFs mission is
essential for production of useful intelligence. 9urthermore, earl$ determination of the
nature of the intelligence re<uired to permit a decision is essential for the production
of useful intelligence.
>. Intelligence
Intelligence must
must be timel$
Intelligence must reach the user in the time to serve as basis for appropriate
action. Timeliness ma$ involved some sacrifices of completeness and accurac$ and
completeness on the other hand will re<uire careful Dudgment, an understanding of
the intended use of the intelligence, and the degree of accurac$ and completeness
that ma$ be sacrificed.
:. Intelligence
Intelligence operations
operations must be flexible
Intell
Intellige
igenc
ncee activ
activiti
ities
es are
are based
based on reaso
reason n and
and Dudg
Dudgmen
ment,t, but
but not
not on fixed
fixed
procedur
proc edure.e. tandar
tandardd procedu
procedures
res make intellig
intelligenc
ence
e operati
operation
on more effective
effective,, but
must not be follo
must followe
wedd blind
blindl$
l$.. 2r
2roc
ocedu
edure
res,
s, which
which are not
not chang
changeded to meet
meet the
re<uirements of a given situation generall$, lead to failure.
3. Intelligence
Intelligence operations
operations re<uire imagination
imagination and foresight
foresight
Imagin
Ima ginati
ation,
on, fores
foresigh
ight,
t, and
and resoresourc
urcefu
efulne
lness
ss are
are esse
essenti
ntial
al for succes
successf
sful
ul
intellig
inte lligence
ence operati
operations.
ons. 2olicie
2olicies s and procedu
procedures,
res, which
which limit the imaginat
imagination
ion or
initiative of subordinate agencies, are avoided. se of resourcefulness b$ intelligence
agenc$ and personnel insures that all available information can be developed and
exploited and resulting intelligence given to the user, in suitable form.
+. Intelligence
Intelligence must fit needs
needs of the commander
commander
5ifference commanders need information of different geographic areas. ome of
their needs, however, are from overlapping areas. intelligence plans, orders and
re<uests, are concerned with definite areas, particularl$ the area of influence of the
command. This area is that portion of the assigned !one or area of operations in
whic
wh ich
h ththee cocomm
mmanande
derr, b$ his
his own
own mean
means,
s, is capa
capabl
ble
e of dire
direct
ctl$
l$ infl
influe
uenc
ncin
ing
g
operations b$ the emplo$ment of his available combat power.
H. Intelligence
Intelligence re<uires careful
careful and thorough planning
planning
Intell
Intellige
igencncee plann
plannin
ingg inclu
include
des
s the
the antic
anticip
ipati
ation
on of intel
intellig
ligen
ence
ce need
needs,s, the
the
organi!ation to fulfill the needs, and supervision of the organi!ation. It is continuous
and must be adapted to changing conditions b$ the developing and <uickl$ exploiting
new inform
informat ation
ion sour
sources
ces,, improv
improving
ing method
methods,
s, and
and incre
increas
asing
ing effe
effect
ctive
ivene
ness
ss of
dissemination.
dissemina tion. Intelligence planning results in collection
collection of information
information on subDects of
current interest and future value. It unsatisfactor$ intelligence is developed on an$
ABCA *9 I&TCBCT
I&TCBCT *9 2*IC 2*IC I&TCI8C
I&TCI8C&C)
&C)
'. 2oli
2olice
ce in
inte
tegr
grit
it$
$
. *rgani!
*rgani!eded crime
crimes s and
and racke
racketeer
teering
ing
. omme
ommerc rcial
iali!e
i!ed d vices
vices
>. orru
orrupt
ption
ion in
in publi
publicc office
office
:. Industri
Industrial
al and labor
labor disp
disputes
utes
H. Intellig
Intelligenc
ence
e / *rgani!
*rgani!atio
ations,
ns, -ethods
-ethods and 2ersonne
2ersonnell of ompeting
ompeting Intelligen
Intelligence
ce
s$stem
9orms of Intelligence
'. ociological
ociological intelligence
intelligence / deals withwith the demographic
demographic and ps$chologica
ps$chologicall aspects
of groups of people.
a. 2opu
2opulat
lation
ion and
and manp
manpow ower
er
b. har
haract
acteri
erist
stic
ic of the
the people
people
c. 2ublic opinion / attitude
attitude of the maDorit$
maDorit$ of the people
people towards
towards matter of
of
public polic$
d. Cducati
Cducationon / based
based of literac$
literac$ rate
rate
. %iographical
%iographical Intelligence
Intelligence / deals
deals with individualFs
individualFs personalities
personalities who have actual
possession of power.
. Armed 9orce
9orce Intelligence
Intelligence / deals withwith the armed
armed forces of the &ation.
&ation.
a. 2osi
2ositition
on of the
the Armed
rmed 9orc
9orces
es ons
onsti titu
tuti
tion
onal
al an
andd lega
legall basi
basis
s of its
its
creation and actual role.
b. *rgani!
*rgani!atio
ation
n structure
structure and territor
territorial
ial disposit
disposition
ion
c. -ilita
-ilitar$
r$ manpow
manpower er recrui
recruitme
tment
nt..
d. *rde
*rderr of %att
%attle
le..
>. 8eographical
8eographical Intelligence
Intelligence / 5eal with
with the progress
progress of research
research and
and development
development
as it affects the economic and militar$ potential of a nation.
'. TBATC
TBATC8I 8I I&TCI8C&
I&TCI8C&C C / An
An intelligence
intelligence data that are
are not of an immediate
immediate
value. It is usuall$ descriptive in nature, accumulation of ph$sical description of
personalities,
persona lities, modus operandi. It does not have immediate operational value but
rather long range that ma$ become relevant to future police operations.
. *&TCB
*&TCB I&TCI8C&
I&TCI8C&C C / 2hase
2hase of intelligence
intelligence covering
covering the activit$
activit$ devoted
devoted
in destro$ing the effectiveness of hostile foreign activities and to the protection of
info against espionage subversion and sabotage.
. I&C I&TCI8
I&TCI8C&C
C&C / It is the kind of intelligence
intelligence re<uired
re<uired b the
the commander
commander to
provide for planning and conduct tactical and administrative operatio
operationn in counter
counter
insurgenc$. This pertains to knowledge of 2eople, Weather, Cnem$ and Terrain
(2WCT" used in plannin
planning
g and conducting
conducting tactical and administ
administrative
rative operation in
a counter insurgenc$.
Intelligenc
Intelligencee informat
information
ion to be determin
determined
ed in ine
ine Intellig
Intelligenc
ence
e J-ilitar
J-ilitar$
$ Intellig
Intelligence
ence
includes the following)
'. 2C*2C
2C*2C / iving
iving condition
condition of the people,
people, ources
ources of income,
income, Cducati
Cducation
on of the
people, 8overnment livelihood proDects, Cxtent of enem$ influence to the people.
. WCAT#CB
WCAT#CB / Kisibilit$
Kisibilit$, loud$,
loud$, Te
Temperature,
mperature, 2recipitation
2recipitation (rain", Wind
. C&C-
C&C- / ocatio
ocation
n of the enem$
enem$,, trength
trength of the enem$,
enem$, 5ispositio
5ispositioin,
in, Tactic
Tactical
al
capabilit$, Cnem$ vulnerabilit$.
>. TCBB
TCBBAI
AI& & / Belie
Belieff and
and draina
drainage
ge s$ste
s$stem,
m, Kegetati
getation,
on, urf
urface
ace materi
material,
al, man
made features.
:. Cnsur
Cnsure
e timel
timel$
$ colle
collect
ction
ion
-ethods of collection
'. *vert / opopen
. ove
overtrt / secr
secret
et
ollecting Agencies
'. 8overnme
8overnment nt agencies
agencies J offices
offices / variet$
variet$ inform
informatio
ation
n
. Intell
Intellige
igenc
ncee nits
nits J agenc
agencies
ies
. *rga
*rgani ni!a
!ati
tion
ons s
Trade crafts
'. 2hot
2hotog
ograraph
ph$$
. Investi
Investigati
gationsJ
onsJ elicit
elicitatio
ation
n J interroga
interrogation
tion
. urv
urvei
eill
llan
ance
ce
>. oun
oundd e<ui
e<uipmpmen entt
:. urre
urrepti
ptiti
tious
ous entr$
entr$
3. se
se of
of an
an art
artis
istt
+. omm
ommun unic
icat
atio
ion
n
a. 0ournal
0ournal files
files / contains
contains a record cop$cop$ each message
message of document
document noted
noted in
the Dournal. It support the Dournal and is also a permanent and official record.
b. Informat
Information
ion or referenc
referencee file / all informat
information
ion of possible
possible future
future value is cross
cross
indexed in this file.
c. *b1*%
*b1*% is the identifica
identification
tion,, strength
strength command
command structure
structure,, and dispositio
disposition
n of
the personnel, units and e<uipments of an$ militar$ force.
ollation / organi!ation
ollation organi!ation of raw data and information into usable forms, grouping similar
items
items of informatio
informationn so that the$ will
will be readil$
readil$ accessible
accessible1int
1intelli
elligenc
gence
e files
files like *%
concern
conc erning
ing criminali
criminalit$
t$ or in sur
surger$
ger$,, intelli
intelligenc
gence
e librar$
librar$,, briefin
briefingg maps.
maps. Intelli
Intelligenc
gence
e
worksheet, and intelligence Dournals.
Integration / combining the elements isolated in anal$sis and known information to form
a logical picture or theor$.
5eduction
5eduction / the formulat
formulation
ion of conclus
conclusions
ions from the theor$
theor$ develop
developed,
ed, tested and
considered valid / determination of effort and meaning of the information.
-ethods of 5issemination
a. 2ersonal
2ersonal contact / formal or informal briefing,
briefing, telephone or b$ a conferenc
conference e briefing
are superior
superior means
means of dissemin
disseminatio
ations
ns because
because it gives
gives the producer
producer to better
better
chance to fell the interest and needs of the user.
b. -essages
-essages / most fre<uentl$
fre<uentl$ essential advantage
advantage is the rapidit$1radio
rapidit$1radio telephone,
telephone, a
airdrop and messenger service.
1 pot repor ortts / one time
ime used b$ all all echelon
lon to tratransm
nsmit inte
ntellige
ligen
nce or
information of immediate value
c. 9orma
9ormall intel
intellig
ligenc
encee 5ocum
5ocumen
entt / 2ermi
2ermitsts the pres
present
entati
ation
on of intel
intellig
ligen
ence
ce in an
integrated
integrat ed and comprehensive
comprehensive form designed
designed to meet the anticipated
anticipated re<uirements
of the user.
'. Intellig
Intelligence
ence ummar$
ummar$ / brief summar$ of informati
information
on interest
interest covering
covering a period
period
of time designed b$ the commander.
. Intelligence
Intelligence estimate
estimate / logical
logical and orderl$
orderl$ examination
examination of
of the intelligence
intelligence factors
affecting the accomplishment of the mission.
. Anal$
Anal$sis
sis of the area of opera
operatio
tion
n / deta
detaile
iled
d comp
compreh
rehen
ensiv
sive
e stud$
stud$ with
with the
the
emphasis on weather and terrain, data designed to enable the commander to
determine the effects of the area of operation on the opposing forces.
ounter1Intelligence
This
Th is kin
kind of inte
intell
llig
igen
ence
ce cove
covers
rs the
the acti
activ
vit$
it$ devo
devote
ted
d in dest
destro
ro$
$ing
ing the
the
effectiveness
effectiveness of hostile
hostile foreign activities
activities and to the and to the protection of info against
against
espionage, subversion and sabotage.
Three Activit$ of I
a. 2rotecti
2rotection
on of inform
informatio
ation
n against
against espion
espionage
age
b. 2rotecti
2rotection
on of perso
personnel
nnel again
against
st subver
subversion
sion
c. 2rotecti
2rotection
on of installat
installation
ion and materia
materiall against
against sabotage
sabotage
%. ounter
ounter1Int
1Intellig
elligenc
ence e / ounter
ounter Intellig
Intelligence
ence is the organi!
organi!ed
ed effort
effort to protect
protect
sp
spec
ecif
ific
ic data
data that
that mi
migh
ghtt be of valu
value
e to the
the oppo
oppone
nent
ntFs
Fs own
own inteintell
llig
igen
ence
ce
organi!ation.
ome of its functions are)
'. %$ ce cens
nsor
orsh
shipip of the
the foll
follow
owin
ing
g / orr
orres
espo
pond
nden
ence
ce,, %roa
%roadc
dcas
ast,
t, Telecalecast
st,,
Telephone conversations, telegrams and cables, etc.
. It aims to prevpreven
entt the
the disse
disseminminati
ation
on of an$ inform
informati
ation
on that might
might and
and an
opponent
. -aintena
-aintenance nce of files
files of
of susp
suspect
ect
>. urv
urveileilla
lance
nce of
of suspe
suspects cts
:. -ail reading,
reading, wire
wire taping
taping andand recor
recording
ding
3. Infiltration
Infiltration of the
the enem$ intelligenc
intelligencee organi!ed
organi!ed to procure
procure informatio
information
n about its
its
method, personal, specific operations and interest.
. ounter
ounter1Csp
1Cspiona
ionage
ge / In counter1
counter1esp
espiona
ionage,
ge, negativ
negativee intellig
intelligenc
ence
e becomes
becomes a
d$
d$nam
namicic and
and activ
active
e effo
effort
rt.. Its purp
purpose
ose is to inve
invest
stiga
igate
te actu
actual
al or theore
theoretic
tical
al
violation of espionage laws, to enforce those laws and to apprehend and violators.
It is a Dob to catch spies. It is basicall$ a police function.
Aims of ounter1C
ounter1Cspionag
spionage)
e)
To locate the enem$, to identif$ the enem$, and to neutrali!e the enem$.
I *peration
'. -ilitar$ ecurit$
ecurit$ / it encompasses the
the measures taken
taken b$ a command to protect
itself against espionage, enem$ operation, sabotage, subversion or surprise.
Cxample)
ecrec$ discipline
pecial safeguarding of classified info.
ecurit$ of troop movement
pecial handling of weather L escapes
ounter subversion with in the armed forces
Tactical measures in combat area
a. enso
ensorsh
rship
ip / it is the control
control and exami
examinat
nation
ion of the
the ivil,
ivil, &ationa
&ational,
l, Armed
Armed
9orces, 9ield press, and 2*Ws.
b. pecial operations
operations / counter subversion,
subversion, sabotage
sabotage and espionage
espionage
What is I *peration?
It is an activit$ that constitutes the value of the I workload, worldwide and includes
specific investigation of individual and incidence which for the most part are conducted
in an overt but discreet manner.
I -ission
'. 5etectio
5etection
n / Identif
Identif$
$ the
the threat.
threat.
. Cvaluat
Cvaluation
ion / anal$!
anal$!ing
ing the
the data
data plan
plan
. ounter
ounter action
action and 2revention
2revention / recommend
recommend counter
counter measures
measures in neutral
neutrali!in
i!ing
g
the target.
9unctions of I 2ersonnel
'. Identif$
Identif$ insurge
insurgent
nt indi
indicato
cators
rs
. onstru
onstructct a database
database on insurgent
insurgent infrast
infrastruct
ructure.
ure.
. Anal$!
Anal$!ee current
current intellig
intelligence
ence infrastr
infrastruct
ucture
ure trends.
trends.
>. Becomme
Becommend nd I targets
targets for expl
exploita
oitation
tion
:. Becomme
Becommend nd specific
specific operati
operations
ons on specific
specific I targets
targets
3. Becomme
Becommend nd populatio
populationJre
nJresour
sources
ces control
control measures
measures
+. Cnsures
Cnsures installa
installation
tion base securit
securit$$
H. onduct
onduct liaison
liaison with
with other
other agencie
agencies s
I&TCI8C&C *2CBATI*&
*2CBATI*&
It is the result of intelligence planning, planning is alwa$s ahead of operation
although an operation can be made without a plan, it is usuall$ due to sudden and
inevitable situations but definitel$ this is poor intelligence management.
3. asing
+. tili!ation
tili!ation of Informant
Informant for planning and organi!ation
organi!ational
al emplo$ment
emplo$ment purposes.
purposes.
I&9*B-ATI*&
I&9*B-ATI*& A&5 IT *BC
ife of 2olice Intelligence
Information / unprocessed information or raw data
Intelligence Information / gathered or received which is intelligence interest
ource / where the information is obtained
I&9*B-ATI*&
All evaluated
evaluated materials of ever$ description
description including
including those derived fro
observa
observation
tion,, reports
reports,, rumors,
rumors, imager$
imager$,, and other
other sources
sources from
from which
which intellig
intelligence
ence in
produce.
*vert Intellig
*vert Intelligenc
ence
e / is the gatherin
gathering
g of informat
information
ion or document
documents
s procure
procured
d openl$
openl$
wi
witho
thout
ut re
rega
gardrd as to whet
whether
her the
the subDe
subDect
ct or targe
targett becom
become
e knowl
knowledg
edgeab
eable
le of the
purpose.
CIITATI*&
It is a s$stem or plan whereb$ info of intel value is obtained through the process
direc
directt interc
intercomm
ommununica
icatio
tion
n in which
which one
one or more
more of the parti
parties
es to the common
common is
unaware of the specific purpose
2hases
'. 5eter
5etermin
minat
ation
ion of
of the miss
missio
ion
n
. elec
electio
tion
n of the subDe
subDect
ct
. Accom
Accompli
plish
shmen
mentt of the miss
mission
ion
T$pes
T$pes of Approach
'. 9latter$
9latter$ / peop
people
le are suscepti
susceptible
ble to prais
praise
e
Kariants)
a. Teacher
eacher / 2upil Approach
Approach / the subDect
subDect is treated as an authorit$
authorit$.. We re<uest
re<uest
himJher to enlighten us and we solicit his view point and opinion.
b. =ind
=indred
red oul
oul Approa
Approachch / the subDec
subDectt has been
been place
place in a pedes
pedestal
tal having
having
some speciali!ed <ualit$ and $ou flatter himJher b$ showing enough concern
for hisJher welfare to pa$ special attention to his enDo$ment.
c. 8ood amaritan
amaritan Approach
Approach 1 is sincere and valid
valid offers
offers of help
help and assistance
assistance
are made to the subDect
d. 2artial
2artial / disagreem
disagreementent Appro
Approach
ach / seek to produce
produce talking
talking b$ the word 6IFm
sure if I full$ agree.
. 2rovocative
2rovocative Approach
Approach / discover
discover a wide
wide range of
of conventional
conventional gambits
gambits
Kariants)
a. Teaser
aser %ail
%ail Approac
Approach h / the elicitor
elicitor accumula
accumulates
tes the sources
sources of knowledg
knowledgee
about a particular subDect
b. -anh
-anhattattan
an from
from -issou
-issouriri Appro
pproach
ach / the elici
elicitor
tor adopts
adopts an unbeli
unbeliev
evabl
able
e
attitude above an$thing. #e <uestion all statements and opposition
c. 0oe
0oe %low
%low Appro
Approac
ach1
h1 is 6I7 know the answer
answer to ever$t
ever$thin
hing7
g7 appr
approac
oach.
h. The
elicitor adopts the attitude of being approachable of an$ field.
d. &ationa
&ationall 2ride Appro
Approach
ach / nature
nature propensit$
propensit$ of all persons
persons to defend
defend their
countr$ and its policies.
T$pes
T$pes of
o f 2robe
'. ompetit
ompetition ion 2robe
2robe / this is effectiv
effectivee when used in connectio
connectionn with the teacher
teacher
pupil approach
. l
lari
arit$
t$ 2robe
2robe / used
used to elici
elicitt addit
addition
ional
al info in an area which
which the respo
responsnse
e is
clear.
. #i
#ighgh 2ressu
2ressure re 2robe
2robe / it serve
serves s to pin down
down a subDe
subDect
ct in a spec
specifi
ific
c area or it
ma$be used to point out contradictions in what the subDect has said.
>. #$pothe
#$potheticaticall 2robe / presents
presents a h$pothetic
h$potheticalal situation
situation and to get the subDect
subDect to
react to the h$pothetical situations.
2*BTBAIT 2ABC
2ABC (IFJ2"
(I FJ2"
It is a means of using descriptiv
descriptive
e terms in relation to the personal
personal features
features of an
individual and it can be briefl$ described as a world description or a spoken picture.
(Anthropometr$ / no two human beings has the same bod$ measurement".
AI&8
It is reconnaissance or surveillance of a building place or area to determine its
suitabilit$ for Intel use or its vulnerabilit$ in operations.
-ethod of asing
a. 2erso
2ersona
nall Beco
Beconn
nnais
aissa
sance
nce / the most effe
effecti
ctive
ve metho
method
d and
and will
will produc
produced
ed the
most info since $ou know Dust what $ouFre looking for.
b. -ap Becon
Becon / it ma$ not sufficie
sufficient
nt but it can produce
produce a certain
certain amount
amount of usabl
usable
e
info
c. Besearc
Besearch h 1 much
much info
info can
can be
be ac<ui
ac<uired
red throu
through
gh rese
research
arch
d. 2rior info / $our unit
unit and of the unit
unit will have
have file report
report that the$ ma$ provide
provide $ou
with info
e. #earsa$
#earsa$ / info usuall$
usuall$ gain
gain b the persons
persons operatio
operationn in the area and performi
performing
ng
casing Dob
BKCIA&C
A form of clandestine
clandestine investigation
investigation which consist of keeping persons,
persons, place or
otherr targets
othe targets under
under ph$sica
ph$sicall observa
observation
tion in order
order to obtain
obtain evid
evidenc
ence
e or informat
information
ion
pertinent to an investigation.
. Area Ta
Target stud$ / All available
available information
information about
about the areas
areas should be collected
collected
and anal$!ed.
. urveillant
urveillant / a person
person who conducts
conducts surveillance
surveillance with
with includes onl$ observations
observations..
>. takeout or 2lant / is the observation
observation of places
places or areas
areas from
from a fixed point.
:. Tailing or hadow
hadowing
ing / it is the observation
observation of a personFs
personFs movement.
movement.
3. nderco
ndercover
ver -an / it refers
refers to a person
person trained
trained to observe
observe and penetra
penetrate
te certain
certain
organi!ation suspected of illegal activities and later reports the observation and
informationFs that proper operational action can be made.
+. iaiso
iaison
n 2rog
2rogram
ram / this
this is the
the assi
assign
gnmen
mentt of traine
trained
d intell
intellige
igenc
nce
e perso
personn
nnel
el to
other
oth er agen
agencie
ciess in orde
orderr to obtai
obtain
n infor
informat
mation
ion of polic
police
e intel
intellig
ligen
ence
ce value
value..
(Agencies like the press, credit agencies, labor unions, tel. companies"
H. afe house
house / is a place, building,
building, enclosed
enclosed mobile,
mobile, or an apartment,
apartment, where
where police
police
undercover men meet for debriefing or reporting purposes.
4. 5rop / an$
an$ person
person is a convenie
convenient,
nt, secure
secure and unsuspecti
unsuspectingng place where police
undercover men meet his action agent for debriefing or reporting purposes.
';.onvo$ / an accomplice or associate of the subDect used to avoid or elude
surveilant.
''.. ontact
'' ontact / ant persons
persons whom the subDect
subDect picks
picks or deals with while he is under
observation and identifies the observer.
'.-ade
'.-ad e / when
when subDe
subDect
ct unde
underr surv
surveil
eillan
lance
ce beco
becomes
mes awar
awaree that
that he is unde
under
r
observation and identifies the observer.
'.ost / when the surveillant does not know the whereabouts of his subDect or the
subDect had eluded the surveillance.
T2C *9 BKCIA&C
According
According to Intensit$
Intensit$ and
and ensitivit$
ensitivit$
'. 5iscreet / subDect
subDect person
person to be watch
watch is unaware
unaware that
that he is under observat
observation.
ion.
. lose / subDect
subDect is aware that
that he is under observat
observation
ion varied on each occasion.
occasion.
. oose
oose / applied
applied fre<uent
fre<uentl$
l$ or infre<u
infre<uentl
entl$
$, period of observatio
observation
n varied
varied on each
each
occasion
According to -ethods
According -ethods
'. tationar$
tationar$ / this is observa
observation
tion of place
place usuall$ a bookie stall,
stall, a gambling,
gambling, Doint,
Doint, a
residence where illegal activities are going on (fixed position"
. -oving
-oving / surv
surveil
eillan
lance
ce follow
follow the subDe
subDect
ct from
from the
the place
place to place
place to mainta
maintain in
continuous watch of his activities.
. Technical
chnical / this is a surveillan
surveillance
ce b$ the use of communicat
communicationsions and electron
electronicic
hardwareFs gadgets, s$stem and e<uipment.
areful surve$ of the surrounding area should be made. The character of the
neighborhood, the residents and the transients should be noted. The observation points
should be selected. Two t$pes of place of surveillance are
'. sin
singg a room
room in a near
nearb$
b$ hous
house e of busi
busine
ness
ss esta
establ
blis
ishm
hmen
entt and
and rema
remain
inin
ing
g
undercover.
. Bemai
Bemainining
ng outdo
outdoors
ors and posin
posing
g who
who would
would normall
normall$$ cond
conduct
uct his busi
busines
ness
s in
such an area, i.e., laborer, carpenter street vendor, etc.
%asic 2reparations
A. tud$ of the subDect
subDect
%. =nowledg
=nowledge e of the
the area
area and terra
terrain
in
. ubversi
ubversive
ve *rgani!
*rgani!atio
ation
n
5. ove
overr to
tor$
r$
+. Arrange
Arrange for communic
communicatio
ation
n signa
signals
ls
H. Arra
Arrang
nge
e for
for inco
incons
nspi
picu
cuouous
s arri
arriva
vall and
and depa
depart
rtur
ure
e of e<ui
e<uipm
pmen
entt as well
ell as
personnel of the base of operation.
ounter urveillance
'. Windo
Window
ws sho
shopp
ppin
ing
g
. se
se of
of ccon
onvvo$s
o$s
. topping
topping immediate
immediatel$
l$ on blind
blind corners
corners
>. 8etting
8etting out
out immediat
immediatel$
el$ on public
public conv
conve$a
e$ances
nces
:. Betr
tra
acin
ing
g
3. Cnter
Cntering
ing mobile
mobile hous
housin
ing
g
T$pes
T$pes of Attention
'. Involuntar$
Involuntar$ / $ou
$ou have no control
control and re<uires no effort
effort
. Koluntar$
Koluntar$ / this is more
more reliable
reliable but
but not dependable
dependable
. #abitua
#abituall / little
little effort
effort with
with a maximum
maximum of contro
controll
TATIA I&TCB*8ATI*&
The need for obtaining information of highest degree of credibilit$ on the minimum of
time. The obDectives of interrogative varies and depend entirel$ on the situation in which
the interrogator finds himself. #e must therefore full$ aware of the obDectives for each
interrogation.
9orm of Interrogation
'. 5irect
5irect / the subDect
subDect is aware
aware of the fact that he is being
being interroga
interrogated,
ted, but
but he ma$
not learn the true obDectives of the interrogation. This is being used extensivel$ at
the tactical lever.
. Indire
Indirect
ct / the subDec
subDectt is not aware
aware that
that he is being
being inter
interro
rogat
gated.
ed. This
This is us
used
ed
when time is not so important.
T$pes of Interrogation
'. cree
creenin
ningg / usua
usuall$
ll$ accompl
accomplis ishe
hed
d as soon
soon as after
after capt
capture
ure,, appr
appreh
ehens
ension
ion or
arrest of an interrogee.
. 9orm
9ormalal In
Inte
terr
rrog
ogat
atio
ion
n (5et
(5etai aile
led"
d" / the
the s$st
s$stem
emat
atic
ic atte
attemp
mptt to expl
exploi
oitt to an
appropriate
appropri ate depth those areaarea of the interrogees
interrogees knowledge
knowledge,, which have bee beenn
indentified in the screening process.
. 5ebriefing
5ebriefing / a form
form of eliciting
eliciting information,
information, which
which is generall$
generall$ used when
when the area
area
of knowledgibilit$ of the interrogee is known.
>. Intervie
Intervieww / the intervi
interviewe
ewerr must be full$ aware
aware of the actual
actual t$pe of informatio
information n
desired and alert on the interviewer must be full$ aware of the actual t$pe of
information desired and alert on the interviewerFs moods and expressions.
:. Interr
Interroga
ogati
tion
on of a$
a$ 2erso
2ersonnnnel
el (
(pe
pecif
cific
ic T$pe" / the techni<
techni<ue uess us
used
ed are
are the
the
same
sam e as in thethe interr
interrog
ogati
ation
ons,
s, howe
howeve ver,
r, espec
especia
iall effo
effort
rt must
must be made
made to
establis
esta blished
hed a common
common frame
frame of referen
reference
ce between
between the interrog
interrogator
ator and the
interrogee.
interroge e. The amount of information
information obtained from this t$pe will depend on the
interrogatorFs ine<uit$ in establishing common terminolog$ on the source can
understand which will enable the interrogator to get the desired information.
3. Technical Interrogatio
Interrogation
n / the level of interrogati
interrogation
on where the source
source has specific
specific
and such detailed information that re<uires a trained expert in the subDect matter
to be explored. It usuall$ covers the specific subDect and time is not as limited as
during other interrogation.
2hrases of Interrogation
'. 2lanni
2lanning
ng andand 2rep
2repar
arati
ation
on
. Approac
Approach h (-eeti
(-eeting
ng the
the Inte
Interrog
rrogee"
ee"
. @ues
@uestition
oniningg
>. Termin
rminatatio
ionn
:. Becordrdin
ingg
3. Beportrtin
ingg
I&TCBB*8ATI*& TC#&I@C
I&TCBB*8ATI*&
Techni<ues of Approach / the purpose is to gain the cooperation of the source
and induce him to answer <uestions which will follows.
A. The 6*pen Techni<ue
Techni<ues7
s7 / the interrogator
interrogator is open and direct in the approach
approach and
makes no attempts to conceal the purpose of the interrogator.
%. The 6ommon Interest7 Te Techni<ues / the interrogator
interrogator must exert effort to impress
the interrogee of their common interest.
. Becord 9ile (we know all techni<ue" the interrogat
interrogator$
or$ prepare a file on the source
listing all known information (record should e padded to make it appear to be ver$
extensive" the information
extensive" information must contains the life histor$ of the interrogee
interrogee to include
his activities and known associates (2art$1bio1data of het interrogee is important"
D. Cxaspe
Cxasperation
ration / Techni<ues (#arassment"
(#arassment" / effectivel$
effectivel$ emplo$ed against hostile
t$
t$pe
pe interr
interrog
ogee.
ee. The
The inter
interrog
rogat
ator
or must
must be alert
alert becau
because
se the
the interr
interroga
ogaee
ee ma$
fabricate information to gain relief from irrigation monot$pe".
C. *pposit
*pposite e 2ersona
2ersonalit$
lit$ Techni
Techni<ue
<ue / also
also known
known as 6-utt
6-utt and 0eff7,
0eff7, 6Threat
6Threat and
Bescue7, 6%ud 8u$18od 8u$ 6weet and our7 6ugar and Kinegar7, 65evil and
Angel7
9. Cgotist Te
Techni<ues (2ride and ego" usuall$ successfu
successfull when emplo$ed against an
interrogee who has displa$ed a weakness or a feeling of insecurit$.
8.6ilent7 Techni<ue / emplo$ed against nervous or the confident t$pe of interrogee.
ook out the interrogee s<uarel$ in the e$e with sarcastic smile (force him to break
e$e contact first"
#. @uestion
@uestion %arrage7 Techni<ue
Techni<ue (Bapid 9ire @uestioning" / intended
intended to confuse
confuse the
interrogee and put him into defensive positon. The interrogee become frustrated
and confused, he will likel$ reveal more than he inted, thus creating opening for
further <uestioning.
-otivation of Informants)
'. 9ear / afraid
afraid of law violated
violated and their
their criminal
criminal associates.
associates.
. -ercenar
-ercenar$ $ / provides
provides informat
information
ion in exchange
exchange of financial
financial gain. Informat
Information
ion is
generall$ good,, for it is hid business, however, ma$ sell his information to the
highest bidder and Deopardi!e investigation.
. Avoida
Avoidance
nce of punishme
punishment nt / person apprehe
apprehendendedd for a minor
minor crime ma$ reveal
reveal
information concerning a maDor crime to avoid prosecution.
4. Be
Beve
veng
ngee / acti
acting
ng on grudgrudgege to anot
anotheherr pers
person
on ma$
ma$ give
give exag
exagge
gerarate
ted
d
information to get even.
:. 8ratitu
8ratitude
de / informat
information
ion is given due to expressi
expression
on of appropria
appropriation
tion to an officer
officer
(ex. Cmplo$ment assistance"
3. 8ain / to
to obtain privilege inside thethe cell. (ex.
(ex. A cigarette"
cigarette"
+. ompetit
ompetition
ion / elimina
elimination
tion of riva
rival.
l.
H. Beform motive / repenting
repenting for wrong andand wants
wants to set a straight
straight
4. 5emented / a <uick
<uick personalit$
personalit$,, a bothered information.
information.
-anagement of Informants
'. Identit$ of the informants
informants should
should e maintained
maintained in one central file.
. 9ile must be inin complete securit$
securit$.. 9ew high1rankin
high1ranking
g officers
officers must know.
know. 6&eed
6&eed to
know basis7 and 6ompartmentali!ation7
. All candidat
candidates
es must be fingerpr
fingerprinte
inted,
d, photograp
photographed
hed and interviewe
interviewed d before
before the
approval or use of informant.
>. An establishm
establishment
ent file should
should contain
contain the following)
following) handwri
handwriting
ting specimen
specimen,, and
init
initia
iall re
reco
cord
rd of debr
debrie
iefi
fing
ng and
and memo
memorarand
ndum
um of appr
approv
oval
al.. It ensur
nsureses
accountabilit$.
:. A discreet
discreet in<uir$
in<uir$ should be made. (e.g. informantF
informantFs
s backgro
background
und,, occupat
occupation,
ion,
associates, etc."
se of Informants)
'. -axi
-aximumum
m bene
benefi
fitt
2. 5o not steal another manFs informants
Treatment of Informant)
'. Alwa$s
Alwa$s consider
consider the different
different complex
complex of
of human
human behavior
behavior..
. Avoid
Avoid us
using
ing deroga
derogativ
tive
e terms
terms
. Cxpress
Cxpress apprec
appreciati
iating
ng b$ encourage
encouragement
ment J complimen
compliments
ts
>. =eep what
what $ $ou
ou know
know for
for $ours
$ourself
elf
:. -ake
-ake goo
good d on all promi
promises
ses
3. =eep on titime
+. %e patient
patient with
with the
the infor
informant
mantss
H. Invest
Investiga
igates
tes all
all lea
leadsds
4. %e noncomm
noncommittaittall for the value
value of informat
information
ion receiv
received.
ed.
';.All information is valuable until proven otherwise.
ndercover *perations
1 It is ha!ardo
ha!ardous
us and
and re<ui
re<uires
res extensi
extensive
ve prepa
preparati
ration
on and
and traini
training.
ng.
1 It should
should not
not be attem
attempted
pted,, unless
unless other
other inves
investiga
tigative
tive tech
techni<u
ni<ues
es have
have failed.
failed.
1 nde
ndercrcov
over
er asso
associ
ciat
atio
ion
n ca
cann on
onl$
l$ begi
beginn afte
afterr a unit
unit has
has rece
receiv
ived
ed comma
command nd
authori!ation.
&5CB*KCB AI8&-C&T
*the
*therwrwise
ise know
known
n as 6ropin
6roping7,
g7, it is form
form of invest
investiga
igatio
tion
n in which
which the invest
investiga
igator
tor
assumes a different and unofficial identit$ in order to obtain information and locate the
criminal.
It is a strateg$ wherein a member of the police organi!ation
organi!ation Doins the underworld for the
purpose of obtaining evidence or gathering of information against the criminals and
criminal organi!ation.
Informant &et / It is controlled group of people who worked through the direction of the
agent handler. The informants, principal or cutouts suppl$ the agent handler directl$ or
indirectl$ with interl information
Infor
Informan
mants
ts (Asse
(Asset"
t" / peop
peoplele selec
selecte
ted
d as source
sources s of infor
informat
matio
ion,
n, which
which could
could be
voluntar$, or in consideration of a price.
'. Informan
Informantt / refers
refers to a person
person who gives
gives informati
information
on to the police volunt
voluntaril
aril$
$ or
involuntaril$ without an$ consideration.
. Informer / those who
who give informatio
information
n to the police
police for
for price or reward.
Anon$mous Informant
Anon$mous Informant
'. Automatic (NA7" / A person who
who gives information
information because
because of the
the character
character of his
position (2&2JA92J&%"
. 2enetration
2enetration (627" / *ne who
who has been specifica
specificall$
ll$ detailed
detailed to penetrate
penetrate a specific
specific
organi!ation or target of intelligence interest.
. 9ull time
time (6E7"
(6E7" #is maDor occupatio
occupation n is suppl$ing
suppl$ing information.
information.
>. *rdin
*rdinar$
ar$ (6*7"
(6*7" / suppl
supplies
ies informa
informatition
on which
which he gains
gains durin
during
g his normal
normal dail$
dail$
routine.
ub1t$pe of Informant
'. Inciden
Incidental
tal Informan
Informantt / a person
person who casuall$
casuall$ imparts
imparts information
information to an officer
officer
with no intention of providing subse<uent information
. Becruite
Becruitedd Informant
Informant / a person
person who is selecte
selected
d cultivate
cultivated
d and developed
developed into
into a
continuous source of info
'. pont
pontan
aneou
eous s or Automa
Automatic
tic Informa
Informant
nt / Inform
Informant
antss who
who b$ the
the nature
nature of their
their
work or position in societ$ have a certain legal, moral or ethical responsibilities to
report info to the police
. *rdinar$ run1of1the1militar$
run1of1the1militar$ informant / informants
informants that are under
under the compulsion
compulsion
to report info to the police
. pecial Cmplo$ee
Cmplo$ee / Informants
Informants who are
are of a specific operational
operational nature
nature
I.(orta#*e o Co/er
'. ecrec$
ecrec$ of operat
operation
ion agains
againstt enem$ intell
intelligen
igence
ce
. ecrec$ of operation
operation against
against friendl$
friendl$ agencies
agencies who
who do not have the need to know
. uccess
uccessful
ful accom
accomplis
plishmen
hmentt of the mission
mission
T'(es o Co/er
'. &atural
&atural cover
cover / using
using actual
actual or true
true backgr
backgroun
oundd
. Artificial
Artificial / using
using biographical
biographical data
data adopted
adopted for the
the purpose.
purpose.
. over
over with
with in a cover
cover / Dustifica
Dustification
tion of
of existenc
existence
e
>. -ultiple
-ultiple cover
cover / an$ cover
cover $ou
$ou wish
wish
Ha0ar$s o Co/er
'. tatic
tatic or dormant
dormant opposi
opposition
tion (ordin
(ordinar$
ar$ citi!e
citi!en"
n"
. nhostile
nhostile active
active opposition
opposition (political
(political securit$ agencies"
agencies"
. #ostile
#ostile active
active opposit
opposition
ion (enem$
(enem$ intl.
intl. operati
operaties"
es"
Ob1e*ti/es: To coamoufla
coamouflage
ge and protect
protect operatio
operational
nal personne
personnell and their activitie
activities
s
2rotect installation on which clandestine activities are based.
+NDERCOVER AGENT
pecial <ualifications) knowledge of the languages, Area background regarding events,
knowledge about the custom and habits, 2h$sical appearance, an artist.
Fa*tor *o#si$ere$ i# Sele*ti#) Co/er Stor'
'. -utual
-utual 2oint
2oint of Interest
Interest
. 0ustification
0ustification of presents
. 2revious
2revious and permanent
permanent address
address
>. Cfficie
Cfficienc$
nc$ of
of role
:. 9reedom from the the movement
movement
3. -eans
-eans of communicat
communication ion
+. ocial and financial
financial status
H. *ptional
*ptional alternate
alternate plan
4. afe
afe departu
departure re
'. 2rimar$
2rimar$ Acces
Access s / it is the access
access to
to the desire
desired
d info
info..
. econdar$
econdar$ Access
Access / it is the access
access to the
the desired info through
through a principal
principal source
source
where the latter has the direct access.
. *utside
*utside Acces
Access s / the agent
agent is emplo$ed
emplo$ed outside
outside the target
target and merel$ monitor
monitor
info from a third person who is monitoring info in the area.
Moti/ati#) A)e#ts
'. Ideolog$
Ideolog$ / bel eves
eves in the
the princip
principle
le of lives
lives
. 2atr
trio
iottis
ism
m
. Bemu
Bemunenera
rati
tion
on
>. are
areer
er deve
develolopm
pmen
entt
:. 9ear
CONTROL / authorit$ to direct the agent to carr$out task or re<uirement on behalf of
the clandestine organi!ation in an acceptable manner and securit$.
T2o
T2o Cate)ories o Co#trol
'. 2ositive ontrol / is character
characteri!ed
i!ed b$ professionalism
professionalism and rapport
rapport
a. Agen
Agentt mot
motiv
ivat
atio
ion
n
b. 2s$c
2s$chol
holog
ogic
ical
al contr
control
ol
. &egative
&egative control
control / characteri!ed
characteri!ed b$ blackmall
blackmall and threat
threat
a. 5isci
5iscipli
plinar
nar$
$ ac
actio
tion
n / inclu
includes
des verbal
verbal repri
repriman
mand d for poor perfo
performa
rmance
nce or
insecur
ins ecuree actions
actions withhol
withholding
ding certain
certain materia
materiall rew
rewards
ards,, reductio
reduction
n of agents
agents
sa
sala
lar$
r$ or in extrextrem
emee situ
situat
atio
ion
n the
the thre
threat
at of term
termininat
atin
ing
g prof
profes
essi
sion
onal
al
relationship.
b. Cscro
Cscrow w Acco
Account
unt / contr
control
ol of an agent
agent b$ putti
putting
ng his salar$
salar$ in a bank
bank to be
withdrawn onl$ after a fulfillment of a condition
c. %lack
ackmail
mail
Pro*ri#) A)e#ts
'. Agent
Agent in 2lace
2lace / an agent
agent who has
has been recru
recruite
ited
d b$ an intell
intellige
igence
nce serv
service
ice
within a highl$ sensitive target, who is Dust beginning a career or have been long
or (outside" insider.
. 5ouble Agent
Agent / an enem$
enem$ agent who
who has been captured,
captured, turned around and and sent
back where he came from as an agent of his captors.
. Cxpanda
Cxpandableble Agent
Agent / an agent though
though whom
whom false
false informatio
informationn is leaked to the
enem$.
>. 2enetrat
2enetration
ion Agent
Agent / an agent who
who has such reached
reached the enem$ get inf informa
ormation
tion
and would manage to get back alive.
:. Agent of Influence
Influence / an agent
agent who
who uses influence
influence to gain information
information
6. Agent 2rovocati
2rovocation
on
F#$a.e#tal o Cr'(to)ra(h
• r$ptograph$ / tud$Jscience of encoding information in the form of code.
Co#ter 1Inte
1Intelli
lligen
gence
ce ecu
ecurit
rit$
$ -easu
-easuresres and
and ecu
ecurit
rit$
$ *per
*perati
ation
ons
s in Bela
Belatio
tion
n to
Intelligence
5ocuments / An$ recorded information regardless of itFs ph$sical form or characteristics
and includes but not limited to the following)
Do*.e#ts Se*rit' / that aspect of securit$ which involves the application of securit$
SECRET MATTER
Information and material (matter", the unauthori!ed disclosure of which would endanger
national securit$, cause serious inDur$ to the interest or prestige of the nation or of an$
governmental activit$ or would be of great advantage to a foreign nation.
CONFIDENTIAL MATTER
Information
Information and material (matter" the unauthori!ed disclosure
disclosure of which, while not
endangering the national securit$, would be preDudicial to the interest or prestige of the
nation or an governmental activit$, or would cause administrative embarrassment or
unwarranted inDur$ to un individual or would be of advantage to a foreign nation.