U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Great Britain x
• 1 Airdrops
• 1 Australia
• 1 Belgian intelligence
• 1 Black Friday
• 3 British intelligence agencies
• 21 British intelligence services
• 5 BRUSA Agreement
• 1 CIA station
• 1 Civilianization
• 1 Clive Loehnis
• 1 Codebreaking
• 1 COMET reconnaissance aircraft
• 1 COMFY COBALT satellite intercept system
• 1 COMINT
• 2 COMSEC
• 1 Counterintelligence
• 1 Cryptanalysis
• 2 Cryptographic equipment
• 1 Cryptologic Quarterly
• 1 Danish intelligence
• 1 Division of effort
• 1 Dutch intelligence
• 1 Dutch intelligence services
• 3 ELINT
• 1 Espionage
• 1 Exchange of raw intercepts
• 1 French intelligence
• 1 French intelligence services
• 1 GCCS
• 1 General Lincoln Faurer
• 1 Geoffrey Prime
• 1 GUARDRAIL reconnaissance
• 1 High-level cryptanalytic problems
• 1 Intelligence flap
• 8 Intelligence liaison
• 1 Intercept stations
• 1 Jimmy Carter
• 1 John Bruce Lockhart
• 1 John Sinclair
• 1 Joint GCHQ-NSA research areas
• 1 Kim Philby
• 1 Language training
• 1 Leak investigation
• 1 Liaison officiers
• 2 Listening posts
• 1 London
• 2 Manpower shortages
• 1 Melbourne SIGINT Center
• 2 MI6
• 1 Military attaches
• 5 National Security Agency
• 1 New York Times
• 1 NIMROD reconnaissance aircraft
• 1 Norwegian intelligence
• 1 Peter Marychurch
• 1 Philip Taubman
• 1 Poland
• 1 Press leak
• 1 Pulling
• 1 Research and developments
• 1 Romania
• 1 Scarce resources
• 1 Scientific intelligence
• 1 Scientists
• 1 SDECE
• 20 SIGINT
• 1 Sir Burke Trend
• 1 Sir Eric Jones
• 1 Sir Kenneth Strong
• 1 Sir Percy Sillitoe
• 1 Sir Richard Travis
• 1 Soviet agent
• 1 Soviet codes and ciphers
• 3 SUSLO
• 1 Tactical reconnaissance
• 1 Tactical Y operations
• 1 Technical intelligence
• 1 Third parties
• 1 Troubles with NSA-GCHQ relationship
• 1 UKUSA Treaty
• 1 Undersea communications cables
• 1 West German intelligence
• 1 White House meeting with Prime Minister Callahan
• 2 William Odom
• 1 ZIRCON satellite system