U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Berlin x
• 2 Access controls
• 1 Access situation
• 2 Air attache
• 3 Air corridors
• 3 Algeria
• 1 Algiers
• 1 Allied superiority in nuclear conflict
• 1 Balance of forces
• 1 Berlin air corridors
• 3 Berlin Air Safety Center
• 1 Berlin Command
• 1 Berlin conflict
• 1 Berlin crisis
• 1 Berlin Wall
• 1 Bombers
• 1 Border controls
• 1 Construction activities
• 1 Conventional forces
• 1 Disarmament conference
• 3 East German government
• 1 East German military
• 1 East German populace
• 1 East Germany
• 1 Electronic countermeasures
• 1 Forecast
• 3 France
• 1 French army response
• 1 Geneva
• 1 German treaty
• 1 Germany
• 1 GSFG
• 1 Harassment
• 1 Hardening Soviet line
• 1 Hostile reconnaissance
• 2 HUMINT
• 1 ICBMs
• 1 Imminent crisis
• 1 Incident
• 2 Intelligence indications
• 1 Military exercises
• 1 Military response
• 1 Militia
• 1 Moscow’s impatience
• 1 National Indications Center
• 1 NATO
• 1 Nuclear strikes
• 2 Nuclear testing
• 2 Nuclear weapons
• 1 OAS
• 1 Population morale
• 1 President’s Intelligence Checklist
• 1 Propaganda
• 1 Recent Berlin events
• 1 Refugees
• 1 Rising tension
• 1 Secret Army Organization
• 2 Secret source
• 1 Soviet air force
• 2 Soviet Bloc actions
• 1 Soviet forces
• 2 Soviet initiatives
• 1 Soviet intentions
• 1 Soviet military exercises
• 1 Soviet military forces
• 2 Special alert measures
• 1 Terrorist attacks
• 1 Test Ban Treaty
• 1 U.S. nuclear arsenal
• 2 Ulbricht
• 2 Underground
• 2 Upcoming nuclear test
• 1 US Military Liaison Mission
• 1 USMLM
• 1 USSR
• 1 Watch Committee report
• 2 Watch procedures
• 1 Willi Brandt