1996 Intelligence News

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January

Intelligence Agency gets new commander Air Force News Service - 02 January 1996
Army Reservists mobilized to support Operation Determined Effortby Elaine McGee, U.S. Army Reserve Command (Jan. 3, 1996)
Leading-edge IT systems help keep the peace in Bosnia - Federal Computer Week - Jan 8, 1996
AT&T fires off protest against DISN - Federal Computer Week - Jan 8, 1996
18-01-96 COALITION FORCES SHARING MILITARY INTELLIGENCE IN BOSNIA
Lawlessness in Haiti: The Administration Turns a Blind Eye House Republican Policy Committee January 18, 1996
Subject: Intelligence Support to Operation JOINT ENDEAVOR DOD Background Briefing Attributable to: Senior Intelligence Officials Thursday, January 18, 1996 - 8: 30 a.m.
Reservists support peacekeeping at home, overseas Air Force News Service - 19 January 1996
AIR FORCE Desktop V delayed - Federal Computer Week - Jan 22, 1996
Army Reservists mobilized to support Operation Determined Effort January 23, 1996
Reservists airlift goods, patrols skies over Bosnia 23 January 1996
Northboro Man Charged with Multiple Tax Offenses January 24, 1996 -- KOTA is currently awaiting trial on a separate indictment charging him with espionage and with conspiracy to transport stolen property in foreign commerce.
AETC counters network threats Air Force News Service - 25 January 1996
30-01-96 PANEL OPPOSES AGGRESSIVE ECONOMIC ESPIONAGE BY U.S.
Senate confirms new assistant secretary for acquisition Air Force News Service - 30 January 1996
February
01-02-96 MISSILE TECHNOLOGIES MAY OFFER WEAPON AGAINST BREAST CANCER
MISSION PLANNING GOES TO BOSNIA Roy K. Heitman, ESC Public Affairs HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. (Feb. 6, 1996)
Call Off The Spies by Robert E. White The Washington Post February 7, 1996 -- Over the past four decades, we have overfunded spying and underfunded diplomacy.
UNMANNED VEHICLE UNIT CHANGES NAME by Sgt. M. T. Mink 02/09/96
05-02-96 NEW REPORT SAYS INTELLIGENCE GATHERING REMAINS CRITICAL NEED
DoD Initiatives to Improve European Command JOINT ENDEAVOR C4I Capabilities Dr. Paul Kaminski, USD (Acquisition and Technology) DoD News Briefing, with news release and supporting viewgraphs - Friday, February 2, 1996 - 1:30 p.m.
LIBERTAD Act, Not U.S. Subsides, Will End Castro Dictatorship House Republican Policy Committee February 6, 1996
14-02-96 U.S. COMPUTER PROJECT FIGHTS LANDMINE PROBLEM IN BOSNIA
Infosec pact wilts; agencies lack funds - Federal Computer Week - Feb 19, 1996
22-02-96 WHITE HOUSE REPORT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22
28-02-96 COLOMBIAN, ECUADORIAN URGE UNITED FRONT ON DRUGS, CORRUPTION
March
March 1 - DCI John M. Deutch's Statement on the Brown Commission
01-03-96 LESS STAFF, MORE TECHNOLOGY FOR INTELLIGENCE, REPORT URGES
March 4 - John H. Moseman Appointed Director of Congressional Affairs
TREASURY, FEDERAL RESERVE MARK ISSUANCE OF FIRST SERIES 1996 $100 NOTES March 25, 1996 -- Federal Reserve Shipments of Redesigned Bills Begin Today
NEW $100 NOTES TO BE SHIPPED TO LOCAL BANKS BEGINNING MARCH 25 March 4, 1996 - The new note contains several security enhancements that will help the United States maintain the currency's security against counterfeiting.
BDM, EDS Hit Record Revenue - Federal Computer Week - Mar 4, 1996
05-03-96 SENATE VOTES TO APPROVE CUBA SANCTIONS BILL
13-03-96 WOOLSEY URGES PRESSURE ON IRANIAN SUPPORTERS IN EUROPE, JAPAN
STATEMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL RENO ON TODAY'S ACTION ON ANTI-TERRORISM LEGISLATION Department of Justice News Release - MARCH 13, 1996
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SEEKS 13.7 PERCENT INCREASE IN FY 97 BUDGET TO REDUCE VIOLENT CRIME, DRUGS, TERRORISM AND ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION Department of Justice News Release - MARCH 19, 1996
PRODUCTION JOINT STARS JOINS AIR FORCE FLEET By Roy K. Heitman, ESC Public Affairs HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. (March 22, 1996)
CID JOINS MEU FOR TEST PERIOD 03/22/96 by SSgt. Scott Woosley
25-03-96 WHITE HOUSE REPORT, MONDAY, MARCH 25
28-03-96 TEXT: U.S. CUSTOMS ON NEW MUTUAL ASSISTANCE PACT WITH TURKEY
DARKSTAR'S FIRST FLIGHT IS SUCCESSFUL - March 29, 1996
PERES: GOVERNMENT WILL IMPLEMENT SHAMGAR REPORT'S RECOMMENDATIONS ISRAEL LINE FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1996 - The government will implement the recommendations contained in the Shamgar Commission's report on the assassination of the late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. The Commission believes that the procedure for cooperation between the General Security Service and the police should be reevaluated.
FEDERAL CYBERSLEUTHERS ARMED WITH FIRST EVER COMPUTER WIRERTAP ORDER NET INTERNATIONAL HACKER CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY ENTERING HARVARD AND U.S MILITARY COMPUTERS MARCH 29, 1996 -- The wiretap, on the computer of Harvard's Faculty of Arts and Sciences during the last two months of 1995, resulted in the filing of a criminal complaint against 21-year-old Julio Cesar Ardita of Buenos Aires.
April
JOINT STARS TEAM RETURNS HOME By Roy K. Heitman, ESC Public Affairs HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. (April 1, 1996)
Technology divergence: DMS and the rest of the world - Federal Computer Week - Apr 1, 1996
01-04-96 CUBAN PLANE SHOOTDOWN WAS MEANT TO STOP OPENING
02-04-96 WHITE HOUSE REPORT, TUESDAY, APRIL 2
04-04-96 TRANSCRIPT: PERRY MEDIA AVAILABILITY, ISMAILIA, EGYPT
11-04-96 FACT SHEET: OVERVIEW OF U.S. INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES
Director of Defense Investigative Service named Air Force News Service - April 1996
HANSCOM OFFICE BUILDING SEABORNE RADAR By Roy K. Heitman, ESC Public Affairs HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. (April 12, 1996)
DarkStar makes 'picture-perfect' first flight Air Force News Service - 16 April 1996
17-04-96 KEY ARAB STATES SUPPORT U.S. TRAIN & EQUIP PROGRAM FOR BOSNIA
18-04-96 CONGRESSIONAL REPORT, THURSDAY, APRIL 18
19-04-96 STATE RELEASES TEXT OF DOCUMENTS ON CUBA
Base Scientists Conduct MSX Satellite Experiments By Roy K. Heitman, ESC Public Affairs HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. (April 25, 1996)
26-04-96 TRANSCRIPT: SECDEF PERRY ON EARLY WARNING AID TO ISRAEL
New Mapping Tools Aid Bosnian Mission - Federal Computer Week - Apr 26, 1996
In-Theater Support - Federal Computer Week - Apr 26, 1996
The Clinton Administration's 'Wink and Nod' to Allow Iran into Bosnia Iran-Bosnia Credibility Gap House Republican Policy Committee April 26, 1996
Clinton Vetoed Congress' Bills to Help Bosnia While Encouraging Iran to Do So, Instead Giving Iran a Foothold in Europe House Republican Policy Committee April 26, 1996
Cordant ready to run with IC4I deal - Federal Computer Week - Apr 29, 1996
30-04-96 OFFICIAL TEXT: WHITE HOUSE FACT SHEET ON COUNTER-TERRORISM
May
Gen. Moorman flies Rivet Joint 02 May 1996
May 3 - DCI Deutch Appoints Richard J. Wilhelm to Executive Director for Intelligence Community Affairs
Leading-edge IT systems help keep the peace in Bosnia - Federal Computer Week - May 5, 1996
Squad delivers comm to Bosnia - Federal Computer Week - May 5, 1996
Bosnia support nets to get upgrade - Federal Computer Week - May 5, 1996
Bosnia support nets to get upgrade - Federal Computer Week - May 5, 1996
AF pounds Bosnian Serb targets with CIS - Federal Computer Week - May 5, 1996
06-05-96 TEXT: CLINTON STATEMENT ON DEATH OF WILLIAM COLBY
09-05-96 PARTISAN SPARRING AT CONGRESSIONAL HEARING ON NARCOTICS
May 13 - DCI John Deutch Statement on Death of William Colby
23-05-96 COAST GUARD, GAO SAY CARIBBEAN DRUG TRAFFIC WORSE
Intercepts -- Out of the cold, DIA - Federal Computer Week - May 27, 1996
Feds turn to hierarchical storage management to migrate data - Federal Computer Week - May 27, 1996
Planning Starts for Fort Franklin V By Roy K. Heitman, ESC Public Affairs HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. (May 29, 1996)
Iran/Bosnia Arms Hearing House International Relations Committee - USIA News Report 30 May 96
June
Virtual networking lures agencies - Federal Computer Week - Jun 3, 1996
AF adds 26 skills to reenlistment bonus program Air Force News Service - 04 June 1996
House panel pitches U.S. center to fight cybercrime - Federal Computer Week - Jun 10, 1996
Commanders, Soldiers Bridge Distances With VTC - Federal Computer Week - Jun 14, 1996
Bosnian Mission Demands Most Complex Network Ever - Federal Computer Week - Jun 14, 1996
Global C2 Replacing Dated System By Roy K. Heitman, ESC Public Affairs HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. (June 14, 1996)
The Center for Low Intensity Conflict closes after 10 years (AFNS 15 June 1996) -- The Center for Low Intensity Conflict, an organization that has been a trail blazer for a decade for the Army and Air Force for low intensity conflict and military operations other than war, closed shop June 28.
Mission impossible - Federal Computer Week - Jun 17, 1996
Air Force redesignates AFC4A as Air Force Communications Agency Air Force News Service - 19 June 1996
Piper Auditorium dedicated during conference Air Force News Service - 19 June 1996
SECAF cites importance of Blue Flag Air Force News Service - 24 June 1996
Background Briefing Bombing Incident, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia June 25, 1996 - There had been a series of suspicious activities in the area over the last several months, and security had been tightened significantly. Both in terms of passive restraint barriers and in terms of patrols and security forces. What we're talking about is the type of thing that frequently happens in these areas. People driving slowly by; people looking.
26-06-96 PERRY SAYS MORE SECURITY MEASURES TO BE TAKEN IN SAUDI ARABIA
26-06-96 TEXT: CLINTON CERTIFIES ALL FOREIGN FORCES OUT OF BOSNIA
26-06-96 TERRORISTS WITH NUCLEAR MATERIALS POSE NEWEST WORLD THREAT
IVRY FORMULATING ROLE OF COUNCIL ON NATIONAL SECURITY ISRAEL LINE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996 - In the intelligence field, the council would coordinate assessments made by different branches -- IDF military intelligence, the Mossad, the General Security Service, and the Foreign Ministry.
COURT REVOKES U.S. CITIZENSHIP OF FORMER SECURITY POLICE OFFICIAL IN NAZI-OCCUPIED LITHUANIA Department of Justice News Release - June 26, 1996
19 Dead, 80 Hospitalized in Terror Attack in Saudi By Jim Garamone American Forces Press Service 27 June 1996 -- Nineteen American service members were killed and hundreds injured by a terrorist attack on a military housing complex in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia.
TERRORISM PROSECUTORS, OKLAHOMA AGENTS RECEIVE TOP JUSTICE DEPARTMENT AWARDS Department of Justice News Release - JUNE 27, 1996
June 28 - DCI John Deutch Statement on IOB
MEMORANDUM FOR CORRESPONDENTS June 28, 1996 -- Today the Department of Defense and the Central Intelligence Agency are releasing declassified documents assembled in a discretionary review of key government materials relating to the cases covered by the Intelligence Oversight Board's (IOB) Guatemala Review.
July
Careful! The NCIS Cybersleuths Are Watching! CHIPS July 1996 - The Naval Criminal Investigative Service's (NCIS) Computer Crime Investigation Group (CCIG) focus is investigative from a law enforcement side. The Navy Computer Incident Response Team (NAVCIRT) role is to respond administratively to hacks, network problems, viruses, Trojan Horses, etc.
CLEANING UP THE MONEY LAUNDERERS An interview with Stanley Morris, Director of the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) Global Issues USIA Electronic Journals, Vol. 1, No. 7, July 1996
Deutch favors center to avoid `electronic Pearl Harbor' - Federal Computer Week - Jul 1, 1996
Security threats compel feds to consider firewalls - Federal Computer Week - Jul 1, 1996
01-07-96 WHITE HOUSE REPORT, MONDAY, JULY 1, 1996
01-07-96 COALITION DISSATISFIED WITH U.S. REVIEW OF GUATEMALAN MURDERS
TRANSCRIPT: STATE DEPT. NOON BRIEFING, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1996 --- At Khobar there was a 100-foot setback. Frankly, nobody anticipated a 5000-pound bomb filled with TNT. Now that has happened, and we need to plan for it, and Secretary Perry ordered over the weekend the extension of that perimeter 400 feet, which was the correct move.
DOD News Briefing Tuesday, July 2, 1996 - Saudi Arabia up until November of 1995 had never experienced any kind of bombing whatsoever. And when it did experience a bombing, it experienced one which was a car bomb and one which was of a magnitude of two to three-hundred pounds of explosives. What occurred here was entirely different from the, what I would characterize as a kind of a terrorist environment that existed in Beirut some years ago.
DIA cools on Java; DISA keeps perking - Federal Computer Week - Jul 8, 1996
FBI assembles bombing pieces Air Force News Service - 08 July 1996
09-07-96 SENATE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE HOLDS HEARING ON BOMBING JULY 9
09-07-96 TEXT: CLINTON STATEMENT ON BOSNIA TRAIN AND EQUIP PROGRAM
10-07-96 SENATE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE HOLDS HEARING ON BOMBING JULY 10
General Downing's task force with regard to assessing the terrorist bombing in Saudi Arabia. DOD News Briefing , July 10, 1996, -- Yesterday, at the SASC hearing, Secretary Perry said that U.S. leadership was unaware of the potential power of a 3,000 to 5,000 pound bomb going off in Saudi Arabia.
DOD News Briefing July 11, 1996 Today's Washington Post article incorrectly states that a June 17th intelligence report warned of security flaws at Khobar Towers housing complex in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. In fact, the two-and-a-half page report, which was entitled “Saudi Arabia Increased Security" describes measures that had recently been taken to improve protection of the residential compound. It was not a security alert.
11-07-96 MCCAFFREY SAYS U.S.-MEXICAN COOPERATION NEEDED TO STOP TRAFFICKING
William D. Lanning, a former GS- 15 senior program manager of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), sentenced to serve 37 months in prison Department of Justice News Release - JULY 12, 1996
Who will lead security effort? - Federal Computer Week - Jul 15, 1996
Cordant, DynCorp up for sale - Federal Computer Week - Jul 15, 1996
18-07-96 TRANSCRIPT: PERRY'S JULY 18 REMARKS AT DOD ON TWA CRASH
Subject: Force Protection of American Forces in the Middle East Background Briefing July 17, 1996 - It's not possible to protect absolutely. One of the things you have to do in order to improve that ability is to get more space. That's the reason we are looking at moving operations from downtown areas into places you can get more space. But world-wide, you can't move everybody out into the countryside.
Secretary of Defense William J. Perry DOD News Briefing Wednesday, July 17, 1996 -- The Force Protection initiative identifies potential threat to our forces, particularly in our Central Command, and in several of countries in the European Command -- Bosnia and Turkey for example. In those areas, then, we have to be prepared for chemical weapon attack, biological weapon attack, bombs even bigger than 3,000 pounds -- bombs in the 10 to 20 thousand pound category; mortar attacks.
DEA AGENT NAMED DIRECTOR OF DRUG INTELLIGENCE CENTER Department of Justice News Release - JULY 19, 1996
Memo addresses 'fair opportunity' guidelines - Federal Computer Week - Jul 22, 1996
The public key question - Federal Computer Week - Jul 22, 1996
Image compression eases storage, transmission issues - Federal Computer Week - Jul 22, 1996
Federal Bytes - Of steersmen and diving beetles - Federal Computer Week - Jul 22, 1996
24-07-96 TEXT: U.S., SOUTH AFRICA SIGN ANTI-CRIME AGREEMENT
25-07-96 TEXT: ADMINISTRATION STATEMENT ON COMMERCIAL ENCRYPTION
SECRETARY OF DEFENSE INCREASES FOCUS ON ANTI-TERRORISM MEASURES 07/26/96 by Sgt. Eric Tausch
Virginia ANG F-16s complete recon deployment Air Force News Service - 26 July 1996
AF, IC4I vendors huddle to smooth out problems - Federal Computer Week - Jul 29, 1996
How to handle multimedia? - Federal Computer Week - Jul 29, 1996 "the intelligence services ... seem to have the best idea of how to use these developing database systems."
August
Illegal Biological Weapons Programmes CDISS News and Views - August 1996
02-08-96 WHITE HOUSE REPORT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1996
06-08-96 TEXT: DOD PRESS RELEASE ON JOINT WARRIOR TECH DEMO
Airmen in the fight against computer criminals Air Force News Service - 12 August 1996
NT 4.0 sales blitz ahead - Federal Computer Week - Aug 13, 1996 "Among the agencies most interested in NT 4.0 are the intelligence agencies and the Army."
Clinton's Mexico Policy: Anatomy of a Failure House Republican Policy Committee August 20, 1996
20-08-96 WHITE HOUSE REPORT, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1996
Oklahoma City: The Clinton Administration's Broken Promise House Republican Policy Committee August 20, 1996
Feds get the picture on videoconferencing - Federal Computer Week - Aug 26, 1996 "distance learning is throughout the government, both interactive and one-way. But that's mainly on the intelligence side."
September
Postmodern Terrorism WALTER LAQUEUR, FOREIGN AFFAIRS , SEP/OCT 1996 [reprinted in GLOBAL ISSUES, An Electronic Journal of the U.S. Information Agency, Volume 2, Number 1, February 1997] The terrorist of the future will be less ideological, more likely to harbor ethnic grievances, harder to distinguish from other criminals, and particular threat to technologically advanced societies.
NEW IMAGERY ANALYSIS TECHNOLOGY TESTED AT CHERRY POINT 09/03/96 by Lance Cpl. Bryan Lieske
Air Force squadron takes over Predator operations 05 September 1996
Tracor to buy Cordant - Federal Computer Week - Sep 9, 1996
09-09-96 TRANSCRIPT: CLINTON Q&A WITH REPORTERS ON IRAQ SEPTEMBER 9
10-09-96 WHITE HOUSE REPORT, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1996
10-09-96 ANALYST URGES US TO ADVOCATE MORE DEMOCRACY IN MIDDLE EAST
Predator in Bosnia - Short path to the future Air Force News Service - 16 September 1996
16-09-96 TEXT: DOD ANNOUNCES NEW MILITARY FORCE PROTECTION MEASURES
Administration Appeasement Encourages Global Terrorists Clinton AWOL in War on Terrorism House Republican Policy Committee September 17, 1996
How to Win the War on Drugs House Republican Policy Committee September 18, 1996
20-09-96 DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1996
JAPANESE TERRORIST BROUGHT TO U.S. ON CHARGES OF FIRING EXPLOSIVES AT U.S. EMBASSY IN JAKARTA, INDONESIA Department of Justice News Release - SEPTEBMER 23, 1996
Cyber warriors emerge triumphant in Korea Air Force News Service - 23 September 1996
Hackers attack CIA home page - Federal Computer Week - Sep 23, 1996
Compartmented Mode Workstations still in demand for secure applications - Federal Computer Week - Sep 23, 1996
Thanks to the man from Independence Air Force News Service - 25 September 1996
ATTORNEY GENERAL RENO UNVEILS 14-STATE MIDWEST STRATEGY TO STOP THE SPREAD OF METHAMPHETAMINE Department of Justice News Release - SEPTEMBER 26, 1996
26-09-96 STATE DEPARTMENT REPORT, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1996
26-09-96 DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1996
26-09-96 ACCOUNTABILITY CALLED KEY TO FIGHTING CORRUPTION
27-09-96 DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT, SEPTEMBER 27, 1996
KELLY AFB UNIT BECOMES PART OF ESC By Roy Heitman, ESC Public Affairs HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. (Sept. 30, 1996)
October
Government Death Squads Spell Another Pyrrhic Victory Haiti: Another Vanishing Clinton "Success" Story House Republican Policy Committee October 2, 1996
03-10-96 SENATE PASSES BILL CRIMINALIZING ECONOMIC ESPIONAGE
U.S. Intelligence Debacle Worst Since Bay of Pigs Clinton's Humiliating Defeat and Retreat at the Hands of Saddam Hussein House Republican Policy Committee October 8, 1996
08-10-96 PERRY SAYS CONTROVERSIAL MATERIAL REMOVED FROM MILITARY MANUALS
WHITE HOUSE FACT SHEET ON COUNTER-TERRORISM MEASURES 09 October 1996 -- The counter-terrorism measures signed into law by President Clinton October 9 constitute a broad-based strategy ranging from increased security at federal buildings to tighter scrutiny of aircraft cargo.
Foreign-language knowledge key to global-engagement strategy Air Force News Service - 15 October 1996
David W. Biehl pleads guilty to conspiracy, October 17, 1996 -- David W. Biehl pleads guilty to conspiracy in connection with the diversion of proprietary parts belonging to Applied Materials. Earlier in the course of this industrial espionage investigation, several defendants plead guilty to related charges.
Paige prods Lockheed Martin to integrate key C3I systems - Federal Computer Week - Oct 21, 1996
23-10-96 TEXT: JUSTICE IG STATEMENT ON CIA-contra DRUG ALLEGATIONS
23-10-96 INSPECTORS SAY NO EVIDENCE TO DATE ON CIA DRUG LINK TO CONTRAS
COMBAT ID TOOL PROVIDES BETTER BATTLEFIELD PICTURE 10/25/96 by NAVSPACECOM
Mildenhall units reach flying milestone 31 October 1996
November
Miniature Air-Launched Decoy Contract Awarded Memorandum: No. 237-M November 1, 1996
Bringing computers into the courtroom [U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court] - Federal Computer Week - Nov 4, 1996
Report backs joint personnel system - Federal Computer Week - Nov 4, 1996
CSAF launches a new series of war games Air Force News Service - 08 November 1996
12-11-96 IRAQI MISSILES STILL UNACCOUNTED FOR, EKEUS SAYS
STATEMENT OF THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT REGARDING VLADIMIR GALKIN Department of Justice News Release - NOVEMBER 13, 1996
RESPONDING TO TERRORISM: CBIRF COUNTERS CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL TERRORIST THREAT 11/15/96 Story by Cpl. Chad E. McMeen, Quantico Sentry
November 18 - Joint CIA-FBI Press Release on Arrest Warrant and Search Warrants Update
19-11-96 AID TO POLITICAL PARTIES IN EMERGING DEMOCRACIES GROWING
22-11-96 TEXT: DOD REPORT ON U.S.-RUSSIA COMMISSION OF POW/MIA AFFAIRS
December
PACAF needs volunteers for Ulchi Focus Lens exercise Air Force News Service - 05 December 1996
05-12-96 TEXT: CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY DIRECTOR-NOMINEE TONY LAKE
COMPUTER, SATELLITE TECHNOLOGIES GIVE NEW TOOLS TO MARINES ON THE FRONT LINES 12/09/96 Story by Sgt. Rhys A. Evans, MCB Camp Pendleton
December 9 - CIA Shares Technology with the Navajo Nation
10-12-96 SCRUTINY OF U.S. EXPORT CONTROLS FOR CHINA SEEN LIKELY
16-12-96 FACT SHEET: U.S.-EU CARRIBBEAN COUNTERNARCOTICS COOPERATION
Air Staff reorganization enhances warfighting capabilities Air Force News Service - Dec 17, 1996
AF halts Cordant IC4I deal - Federal Computer Week - Dec 18, 1995
19-12-96 TEXT: BIODATA OF DONALD KERRICK TO BE A DEPUTY NSC ADVISOR
19-12-96 BIODATA OF JAMES B. STEINBERG TO BE DEPUTY NSC ADVISOR
Revised DarkStar High Altitude Endurance Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Program Plan Memorandum: No. 265-M Dec. 23, 1996
31-12-96 REPORT: STATE DEPT. NOON BRIEFING, TUESDAY, DEC. 31, 1996