U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Military attaches x
• 1 2 Soviet divisions in Prague
• 1 British intelligence services
• 2 Buildup of Soviet troops in Prague
• 3 Car reconnaissance of Prague
• 1 Check of Ruzyne military air base
• 1 CIA not ready
• 1 Civilianization
• 1 Clandestine information not great in value
• 1 CRITIC followup message
• 1 Cuts in personnel
• 1 Czech Communist Party Central Committee
• 1 Czech military forces
• 5 Czechoslovakia
• 2 Eastern Europe
• 1 Flight activity
• 1 GCHQ
• 1 Great Britain
• 1 HUMINT
• 2 Intelligence deficiencies
• 1 Lack of coordination of effort
• 1 Language training
• 1 Listening posts
• 1 Manpower shortages
• 1 Orders for no resistance to invaders
• 1 Prague radio broadcasts
• 1 Reductions in intelligence production
• 1 Ryzyne air base
• 1 Scientific intelligence
• 2 SIGINT
• 2 Soviet airborne troops
• 3 Soviet invasion
• 1 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia begins
• 3 Soviet military
• 1 Soviet security measures
• 1 Soviet troop movements
• 1 Tactical Y operations
• 1 Technical intelligence
• 4 Troop dispositions
• 3 Troop movements
• 1 Unreliable information
• 1 USSR