U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• 1 Abortive rescue mission in Iran
• 1 Access to US computers
• 1 Aftermath of French military revolt
• 1 Air defense
• 1 Air strikes
• 2 Algeria
• 1 Alliance defense policy
• 1 Allied superiority in nuclear conflict
• 1 Angola
• 1 Anti-Americanism
• 2 Anti-submarine warfare
• 1 Atomic stockpile agreement
• 1 Balance of forces
• 1 Balkan states
• 2 Ballistic missiles
• 3 Belgium
• 1 Berlin
• 1 Berlin conflict
• 1 Black Africa
• 1 Bombers
• 1 Bring Sweden into NATO
• 1 British want to control estimates for Europe
• 1 CDU
• 1 Ceasefire negotiations
• 1 Chancellor Helmut Schmidt
• 1 Changes in security policy
• 4 Charles De Gaulle
• 1 Cipher machine
• 1 Coalition strategy
• 1 Combined US-UK JIC conference
• 1 Common Market
• 1 Communication security
• 1 Complete reorganization of French army
• 1 COMSEC
• 1 Conduct of campaign
• 1 Conservative Party foreign policy positions at odds with US foreign policy
• 1 Control and use arrangements
• 1 Conventional forces
• 1 Converting NATO allies
• 1 Coordination of targeting
• 2 Cyprus
• 2 Cyprus crisis
• 1 Czechoslovakia
• 1 Danish political parties
• 1 Defense ministers’ meeting
• 1 Defense policy
• 1 De Gaulle
• 1 Delivery capability
• 1 Denmark
• 1 Destruction of weapons
• 1 Detente in Europe
• 1 Disloyal groups
• 1 Dissemination controls
• 1 Dissidents
• 1 Domestic issues
• 1 Domestic opposition
• 2 Eastern Europe
• 1 Ecevit government
• 1 Economic planning
• 1 Economic sanctions against Iran
• 1 Europe
• 1 European criticism of operation
• 1 European public opposition to INF deployments
• 1 Evacuation of foreign nationals
• 1 Expectation of increased violence
• 1 Famagusta
• 1 Fighter bombers
• 1 Fission weapons
• 1 Force de frappe
• 1 Foreign policy
• 1 Former French colonies
• 12 France
• 1 France and the Western alliance
• 1 French air force
• 1 French ballistic missiles
• 1 French ballistic missiles program
• 1 French control of nuclear weapons
• 1 French defense doctrone
• 2 French forces in Germany
• 2 French foreign policy
• 1 French independent nuclear force
• 1 French intentions regarding NATO
• 1 French military
• 1 French need U.S. economic assistance
• 1 French nuclear forces
• 1 French nuclear strategy
• 1 French nuclear weapons capabilities
• 2 French nuclear weapons program
• 1 French reappraising policies towards U.S.
• 1 French-UK nuclear cooperation
• 1 General Earle Partridge
• 1 Georges Pompidou
• 1 German political parties
• 1 German question
• 1 Germany
• 1 GLCM
• 4 Great Britain
• 3 Greece
• 1 Greek forces placed on alert
• 1 Ground Launched Cruise Missile
• 3 Henry Kissinger
• 1 Huge policy difference between Washington and Paris on political issues
• 1 ICBMs
• 1 Illusive consensus
• 1 Importance to U.S.
• 1 Improving intelligence flow
• 1 Improving timeliness of SIGINT to NATO
• 1 Increased combat readiness
• 1 Independent attitude
• 1 Independent French nuclear force
• 1 Independent nuclear force
• 1 In Ekker
• 1 Integration of Spain into NATO
• 1 Intelligence analysis
• 1 Intelligence briefing
• 2 Intelligence facilities
• 1 Intelligence report
• 1 Intelligence reports and memoranda
• 1 Intelligence sharing
• 1 IRBMs
• 1 Italian Communist Party
• 1 Italian Socialist Party
• 3 Italy
• 1 Joint Chiefs of Staff
• 1 Joint Intelligence Committee
• 1 Jupiter missiles
• 1 Leaves cancelled
• 1 Less cooperation with U.S.
• 1 Little chance of political accommodation
• 1 Manpower shortages
• 1 MBFR
• 1 Meeting of NATO intelligence chiefs
• 2 Middle East
• 1 Miliary facilities
• 1 Military and space programs
• 1 Military exercises
• 1 Military response
• 2 Military situation
• 1 MLF
• 1 Modernization of Turkish military
• 1 Morphou
• 1 Mozambique
• 1 MRBMs
• 1 Multilateral Force
• 1 Multilateral nuclear force
• 1 National intelligence analytical memorandum
• 1 National security decision directive
• 3 National Security Study Memorandum
• 1 Nationwide political campaign
• 1 Negotiations with France
• 2 Netherlands
• 1 New Martens coalition government
• 1 Nicosia
• 1 Nicosia airport
• 1 No US involvement in German internal affairs
• 1 Nuclear delivery systems
• 1 Nuclear deterrence
• 2 Nuclear Planning Group
• 1 Nuclear security
• 2 Nuclear sharing
• 1 Nuclear storage sites
• 1 Nuclear strikes
• 1 Nuclear testing
• 1 Nuclear warheads
• 12 Nuclear weapons
• 1 Nuclear weapons doctrine
• 1 Nuclear weapons storage sites
• 1 Nuclear weapons tests
• 1 Ocean surveillance
• 1 Operational atomic weapons capability
• 1 Outlook
• 1 Overflights of Sweden in event of war with USSR
• 1 Parliamentary elections
• 1 Pershing II missile
• 1 Polaris submarines
• 1 Policy issues
• 1 Political commentary
• 1 Political instability in Greece
• 1 Political revolution
• 1 Political situation
• 3 Portugal
• 1 Portuguese armed forces
• 1 Portuguese colonies in Africa
• 1 Poseidon submarines
• 1 Presidential election
• 1 President John F. Kennedy
• 1 Raw traffic
• 1 Reentry vehicles
• 1 Release procedures
• 1 Relocation of NATO headquarters
• 1 Reserve mobilization
• 1 Resolution of Aegean dispute
• 1 Rising amount of political violence
• 3 SACEUR
• 1 Safety rules
• 1 Salazar
• 1 Scandinavia
• 1 Schism within Western European communist parties
• 1 Secretary General Luns
• 1 Security
• 1 Security safeguards
• 2 SIGINT
• 1 Social Democrats
• 1 Soviet anti-nuclear propaganda measures
• 1 Soviet foreign policy objectives
• 1 Soviet military buildup on Czech border
• 1 Soviet military forces
• 1 Soviet nuclear threat
• 1 Soviet policies in Southern Europe
• 1 Soviet reaction
• 2 Soviet Union
• 1 Spain
• 1 SPD
• 1 Status of Warsaw Pact forces
• 1 Strategic bombers
• 1 Sweden
• 1 Swedish neutrality
• 2 Tactical nuclear weapons
• 1 Tactical SIGINT support to NATO allies
• 1 Task force
• 1 Terrorist attacks expected
• 1 The Netherlands
• 1 Thermonuclear weapons
• 1 Threat of seizure of weapons
• 1 Trade with communist countries
• 5 Turkey
• 1 Turkish armed forces
• 1 Turkish extremist terrorist groups
• 1 U.S. Intelligence Board
• 1 U.S. interests and objectives
• 1 U.S. military bases
• 1 U.S. Navy
• 1 U.S. nuclear arsenal
• 1 U.S. nuclear commitment to NATO
• 1 U.S. nuclear stockpile
• 1 U.S. policy
• 1 United Nations
• 1 Upgrading theater nuclear forces
• 1 US assistance to French nuclear weapons program
• 1 Use of French military bases
• 1 US global interests
• 1 USIB
• 1 US military forces in Europe
• 1 US national security policy
• 1 US nuclear weapons support
• 1 Warsaw Pact
• 5 Western Europe
• 3 West Germany
• 1 Withdrawal from NATO
• 1 Y Activities
• 1 Yugoslavia