Britain’s Defense Intelligence Staff To See ‘Streamlining’

Staff November 03, 2008
BAD LANGUAGE: Opaque government language of “streamlining” is causing concern in Britain’s Defense Intelligence Staff (DIS). The DIS provides all-source intelligence analysis for the Defense Ministry and government, ranging from political to technical assessments. British national press reports last...

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