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David Pancost's avatar

Although my experience in intel is limited to working in MI in USEUR 50 years ago, what you say now was true then. In fact, if memory serves, John Keegan wrote a whole book on how intel was thought to be more important than it actually is.

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Chris Hierholzer's avatar

A lot of this Intel is common knowledge and what isn't obvious can be found in a number of publications if you read between the lines.

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