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SECRECY NEWS
November 2009 Archive

December 2009 archive

November 30, 2009

• STORIES OF JIHAD FROM U.S. INTELLIGENCE
• U.S. ARMY RESPONDS TO "NEAR EPIDEMIC" OF SUICIDE

November 23, 2009

• NEW EXEC ORDER AIMS TO AVOID DECLASS DEADLINE
• COPENHAGEN CLIMATE NEGOTIATIONS, AND MORE FROM CRS
• U.S. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE VIEWS IRAN'S NAVAL FORCES

November 20, 2009

• CHINA'S NAVY MAKES "IMPRESSIVE" STRIDES, SAYS ONI
• THE RISE OF CHINA'S AUTO INDUSTRY

November 18, 2009

• LEGAL ISSUES SURROUNDING MILITARY COMMISSIONS
• 2010 ARMY WEAPON SYSTEMS HANDBOOK

November 16, 2009

• A CRITICAL LOOK AT NAVY V. EGAN
• NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED

November 9, 2009

• DNI CITES PROGRESS AGAINST AIR AND SEA-BASED THREATS
• GOVT PETITIONS SUPREME CT ON BACKGROUND INVESTIGATIONS
• NATIONAL SECURITY LETTERS, FOSSIL FUEL, MORE FROM CRS
• SECRETS IN A DEMOCRACY

November 4, 2009

• NEW STATE SECRETS POLICY YIELDS FAMILIAR RESULT
• JASON CAUTIONS ON PREDICTING TERRORIST EVENTS
• MORE NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED
• MILITARY CENSORSHIP OF PHOTOGRAPHS IN WORLD WAR I

November 2, 2009

• CONFUSION REIGNS IN INTELLIGENCE SECRECY POLICY
• OSC ON PAKISTANI UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES

October 2009 archive

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