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03/02/2008 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Small Wars, Big Changes
When Donald H. Rumsfeld became Defense secretary at the start of the Bush administration, he set out to transform the ponderous U.S. Army of the Cold War into a highly mobile, high-technology ground force that could dominate any battlefield.
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20/04/2005 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
What’s in a Name? That’s Classified, Even 40 Years Later
It seemed like an innocent reminiscence at the time. Sen. Kent Conrad , D-N.D., at a March 1 hearing of the Senate Budget Committee, was addressing Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz about the defense budget. Perhaps because the Middle East is so important to that budget, Conrad began to recall his high school days in the mid-1960s at Wheelus Air Force Base in Libya. In the course of that recollection, the senator said: “Five blocks away lived a relative of mine who happened to be the CIA station chief, Harden Smith.”
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20/04/2005 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
What’s in a Name? That’s Classified, Even 40 Years Later
It seemed like an innocent reminiscence at the time. Sen. Kent Conrad , D-N.D., at a March 1 hearing of the Senate Budget Committee, was addressing Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz about the defense budget. Perhaps because the Middle East is so important to that budget, Conrad began to recall his high school days in the mid-1960s at Wheelus Air Force Base in Libya. In the course of that recollection, the senator said: “Five blocks away lived a relative of mine who happened to be the CIA station chief, Harden Smith.”
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