U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Berlin x
• 2 240-inch camera
• 1 7746th Communications Intelligence Survey detachment
• 1 7880 MID
• 2 Aerial reconnaissance
• 1 Agent networks in Germany
• 3 Agent recruitment
• 1 Airborne radar
• 2 Air corridors
• 2 Anti-communist underground organization
• 1 Army Security Agency
• 1 Arrests
• 2 Austria
• 1 Boldyreff
• 1 Burial of radio sets
• 1 Burials and caches
• 1 CADROIT
• 1 Coded messages
• 1 Contractual Agreement
• 1 Coordination of HUMINT collection efforts in Berlin
• 2 Covert action
• 1 Covert intelligence
• 1 Czech Military Mission
• 1 Department of the Army Detachment
• 1 East German intelligence
• 1 East German security forces
• 2 East Germany
• 1 East-West trade
• 1 Electronic emissions
• 1 ELINT
• 1 Espionage trials
• 2 EUCOM
• 2 Free Jurists
• 1 General Lucian Truscott
• 1 German intelligence services
• 16 Germany
• 1 HICOG
• 1 Intelligence Coordinating Committee Germany
• 1 Intelligence coordination
• 1 Intelligence requirements
• 3 Karlsruhe
• 4 KIBITZ
• 1 Kidnaping
• 1 Kidnaping attempt
• 1 Lack of coordination
• 1 Lack of direction
• 1 Listening posts
• 2 Location of teams
• 2 Mail opening
• 1 Morse intercept
• 1 Negotiations
• 1 New sources of information
• 2 NTS
• 1 Open-source intelligence
• 1 Order of battle
• 1 Paramilitary resistance organization
• 4 PASTIME
• 2 PHOTINT
• 1 Polish armed forces
• 1 Recruitment of agents
• 1 Russian defectors
• 2 Russian emigre organization
• 1 Sealing border
• 1 Security measures
• 3 SIGINT
• 1 Site surveys
• 1 Soviet intelligence
• 1 STASI
• 1 Stay-behind
• 1 staybehind networks
• 4 Stay-behind operations
• 2 Staybehind teams
• 1 Targets
• 2 Telephone tapping
• 1 TPEMBER
• 1 UFJ
• 1 Unit identifications
• 1 Van Roijen
• 2 Vienna
• 1 Walter Linse
• 1 Wartime use
• 1 ZIPPER